The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-23

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 to a minor league for year of o, The Colonial Arts Exhibit, spon- sored by the Skagway Woman's Club. Mrs. Paul Alexander. Chair man, was held in the Public School Gymnasium Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Pupils in the Fifth and Sixth Grades acted as ushers and gave information on the many be- autiful pictures.
 Moving continues in Skagway- MT. and Mrs. John Hvisdock moved into their new home at Fourth and States Streets which they recently purchased from K B. Hannah. The Paulin family have moved into the Log Cabin belonging to Father Ba- ker just south of the Mission. MT. and Mrs. Andres Yglesia have moved into the Ken Lamoreaux house at Eleventh and Main.
 A regular meeting of the Skag- way Emblem Club was held Friday, March g. The nominating commit. tee--Mrs. Marian Fraser, Mrs. Dor othy Dewar, Mrs Beverly Feero, Mrs. Lucy Anderson, and Mrs. Theo Eagle, proposed the following of- ficers for the coming lodge year Past President, Mrs. Marie Hoyt;. President--Mrs. Evelyn Boynton; Vice President--Mrs Gertrude Bei- tinger; First Marshal-Mrs. Birdie Roehr; Second Marshal--Mrs. Ltnr da Bighafn; First Guard-Mrs. Dol ores Hvisdock; Second Guard-Mrsi Beverly Feero; Recording Secretary Mrs. Teen Cox: Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Dorothy Shelby, Treasurer-Mrs Adele McGuane; Historian and Press Correspondent Mrs. Theo Eagle; Organist-Mrs. Juanita Stevenson; Trustee-Mrs. Dorothy Dewar.
 These officers were unanimously elected. Mrs. Aline Bunnyl Cooper and Miss Cecelia Selmer were ini- tiated. The members voted to pur- chase a picture from those being shown in the Colonial Arts Exhibit; and to have a party to celebrate the Elks' Installation April 2. Re- freshment Committee for that par ty-Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Hvisdock, Mrs. Sheleby, and Mrs. R. Fraser. Entertainment commit tee-Mrs. McGuane, Mrs. Dewar, and Mrs. Hoyt. Chaperops for the next Teen Age Dance are Mrs. Dor othy Dewar, Mrs. Bunny Cooper, and Mrs. Elizabeth Selmer. Re- treatments were served by Mrs. Aetna Mcvey, Mrs. Mary Jane Matthews, and Mrs. Synova Mar lowe. Entertainment was provided by Mrs. Sheleby and Mrs. Cox. The "Omegas," losers in con- test which has been held by the Sunday School classes of the Pres- byterian Church for several months treated the Alphas, the winners, to dinner at the Community Center Friday evening. Miss Price. Home Demonstration Agent who was a guest, taught those present fun song. Games were played and slides on the Life of Christ were shown. Mrs. Dora Mae Alderman return ed to Skagway from several months visit in California on the Alaska Coastal plane Friday.
 John Feero and Harlan Mahle left Friday by Alaska Coastal to go to Anchorage for physicals. Saturday proved an unfortunate day for two of SkagwHy's citizens Mrs. Cliff Mason fell on ice while she was walking along the beach and broke her right arm above the elbow. Duncan Hukill slipped in his yard and broke three ribs.
 Mrs. Joseph Sheleby and Mrs. D. D. Cox made the trip to Whitehorse Saturday and Sunday Saturday evening they and their husbands attended a wedding reception held at the George Berry residence for MT. and Mrs. Taylor and MT. and Mrs. Jim Berry. Both young couples were married outside recently.
 The members of the Elks' Lodge celebrated their annual Past Ex- alted Rulers Dance Saturday even ing.
 Mrs. John O'Daniel, Mrs. David Oler. and Mrs Ed Hanousek spent