The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-24

SlAOo WitOi were WIeeleu III as surprise.
 Mrs. Frank Tilson. was hostess at Cross field representative Ralph zwolsman. Glasses are being held in the Legion Annex, five nights weekly for two weeks to complete l thirty hour course.
 stork- shower for Mrs. Don Mc- Graw, Jr. at her home this week. Tho guest list was made up entire Y of relatives. F3r VI Mrs. Walter Dangel was honor guest Thursday evening at stork shower given at the home of Mrs. Konton Bade with Mrs. Howard Trent as co-hostess Games were played during the evening after which refreshments were served. MT. and Mrs. Paul Dupler and daughter Diana left aboard the Denali enroute to Kodiak where
 MT Dupler will take over the law practice of John Hughes who has moved to Anchorage. The Duplers
 had lived in Sitka about year, during which time he was admitted 70 the bar. so'f FF" Chester Young, who came to Sit ka about three months ago as but cher for the R & R Market, has left for Anchorage on being recalled to the maritime service. His family will remain here for the summer. Mrs. William Richards arrived aboard the Denali from her home in Walla Walla. Washington, to attend her son, Bud Smiths grad
 uation from Sitka High School. .as MT. and Mrs Joe Skaris left aboard the Baranof for Seattle. He will enter the Marine Hospital after weeks of illness.
 Mrs. w. L. Rottluff, who has been ill since last fall, left aboard the Denali, accompanied by her
 sister, Mrs James Novy with whom she will spend the summer months at her Seattle home.
 Charles Kidd left by plane Mon day morning enroute to his par ents home in Fairmont, West Vir- ginia after receiving word of his mothers illness. He plans to re- turn in about two weeks.
 Mrs Vienna Rhoades and son David left by plane to spend the summer with relatives outside. Mrs. i Rhoades is an employee at the Mt. ; Edgecumhe Sanitarium.
 A firsts daughter, second child,
 was born to MT and Mrs Harry
 Bartells at the Community Hos i pital, Saturday morning, May 12. i The name is Doris Ann, and she weighed seven and three quarters pounds. Mir Bartells is with the Bureau of Public Roads. Y
 A third child, second daughter, Barbara Ann, weighing eight ] pounds, was born to MT. and Mrs. Jack Gottschalk, Sunday, May 13,
 at SJ-Community Hospital. MT.
 Gottschalk is employed at the Le-
 zion Club.
 I Lillian Ann Jenkins and Michael
 Ossorgin were. married Saturday
 evening at a formal double ring
 ceremony performed by the Rev. Henry Chapman at the Mt. Edge-
 cumbe School chapel. MT. ana
 Mrs. Stockton Webb were best man
 and matron of honor; bridesmaids were Hedi Schall and Susan SWen-
 son. ushers were Dr. Robert Staff
 and Al Holman and Sandy Me-
 Brayer was flower girl.
 ] Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin McBrayer
 represented the brides family and
 Ossorgin's choir sang for the pro-
 cessional and recessional. The wedding reception followed immediately at the Totem Club with Peg Lawrence and May An-
 thony acting as hostesses. Assist
 ing the hostesses were Mrs. Ben McErayer, Mrs. Susan Swenson. Celina Marks, Elizabeth Marks.
 Fred Geeslin and Al Holman. A wedding breakfast was served aboard the Webbs cruiser, Romany I NOTTCE IC IyEDrDu <,r,r,,~x