The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-25

aboard the Princeton-Hal on { our of Southeast Alaska commun- ties. Cyrus Peck went as skipper Ruth Fawcell as musical director md Fern Gable as supervisor.
 The group will visit Klukwan daines, Skagway and Hoonah holding religious services and tell ing the history, activities and aims )f their school.
 The Civil Air Patrol, Sitka Flight vas officially designated on April ;th, by CAP Wing Adjutant, Capt John F. Donohue, Jr. of Anchorage Assigned personnel include Harvey Brown, commanding officer; Frank Crosby, adjutant; Richard Pherson operations, Doremus Scudder raining; Lois Wheeler, public in- -ormation; Joseph Maley, commun- cations; Emmet Soldin. engineer ing; Dr. Fred Coddington, medical; Grace Ushler, personnel; Richard Racach, photographic.
 Besides holding regular meetings for study and demonstrations, the group plans to hold gatherings for run. On Wednesday evening they met at the Totem Club for box supper, games and dancing.
 The annual session of t,.e WOOM Academy of Friendship is scheduled to start May 4th with a potluck dinner at the Moose Hall May 5th spring dance at the Moose Club; May 6, breakfast at the Star Cafe, followed by conferring of degrees at the Moose Hall; luncheon at Community House, followed by a rally at the Moose Hall.
 Women of the Moose will be in- sited as guests to some of these af- .airs. Committee in charge of these events are: Mrs. Charles Peterson Mrs. Puget Faulk, Mrs. Hugh Nell son, Mrs. Don McGraw, Sr., Mrs Ken Cravens, Mrs. Joe Appling Mrs. Don Krake, Mrs. Charles Wortman, Mrs. Tom Tilson ano Mrs. Wm. Sarvela.
 The Women of the Lutheran Church have announced a Silver Tea to be given at the Service Center on May TO- At this time Mrs. Mary Whittimore will give a review of the book, East of Home by Santha Rama Rau.
 Announcements arrived this week from MT. and Mrs. William New. man Orr, of Blytheville, Arkansas of the marriage of their daughter Margaret Gwendolyn Orr, to liar. old Osborne Hodgins, son of Dr and Mrs. Harry Hodgins. on Sat- urday March IT in Seattle. The wedding was solemnized at the Calvary Lutheran Church in Ballard in the presence of a few intimate friends and members ot the family. Mrs. Joan Pinkertor and Larry Miller attended the couple.
 After the ceremony a small re. ceptlon was given by Dr. and Mrs Hodgins at their apartment in ths Camlin.
 The bride, graduate of Boulde, University, Colorado, spent severa years in Sitka, first in the office of the Carson Construction Com. pany, then the office of the Ortho. 2edic Hospital. MT. Hodgins is 2 student at the University of Wash. ington where he is finishing hi. 1scond year of medics.
 Natasha Calvin was honor pues, 1t bridal shower Thursday even. Ing, for which Mrs. Robert Dear. nond, Mrs. Gay Holland and Mrs Dave Ramsay were hostesses. al ,he Ramsay home on Etolin Street Twenty five friends spent a plea. sant evening together and gay, the young lady fine start in fur. nishing a house.
 Miss Calvin. daughter of Mir .anf Mrs. Jack Calvin, will be marrief Q Walter Birkeland the end o May and will leave immediately fo, Minneapolis, Minn., where they vii enter McPhail College of Music MT. Birkeland will work for hi Masters Degree and his bride vii continue her piano studies. | The ANS ship North Star ar rived from Seattle Wednesday will the following passengers for Sitka MT and Mrs. Paul Jackson. o the Federal Security Agency; Geor giana Smith, dental assistant. re
 turning from vacation; Mrs /.
 Hasstedt. to join the medical cen
 ter' MT. and Mrs. J. A. Workman to visit their son and family. tn Max WOrkmans. K TT paddn,