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Mine be the reverent, listening love
That waits *11 do; on thee,
With service of a watchful he?rt
Which no one else can see.
?A. L Waring.
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Little Bessie Mae Orchard is quite
111, but reported much better.
Judge Lefevre expects his daught r.
Miss Kurh Lefevre on the nest boat.
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Mr. and Mr#. F. F. W. Low'e made ?
trip to Wbltehorte and returned
Friday.
On S^turdiy las'.. Mrs. C. J. Pugh ac
companied bv Miss Alma Delaney of
Sitka, made ? return trio to Bennett.
Mrs. J P. Whitney of Whitehorse,
who has been in Sk-gway for sevetal
days, left on the Cottage City for Cali
fornia.
Mrs. C. J Pugh who hu been visit
ing in the family of her son. J. F. Pugh,
will sooo leave for her home in Port
Townseml.
Mrs. Margaret Gowan, of Stillwater,
Minn., arrived on the Dolphin to be
come the guests for the summer cf Mrs
William Whalen.
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The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. J
F, Pugh wilt regiet to hear that this
very popular couple will soon leave
Sitagway for Sulzer, Mr. Pueh having
acceped a position in the latter place.
Miss Alma Delauey, a guest of the
Pulleu bouse, was a passenger on the
Cottage City for Si'ka, where she will
ipeod the summer, MissDelaney made
man; friends during her visit in Skag
way.
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Captain Cralle and wife, and Captain
Gowan came up from the Post Tuesday
and were guests < f the Puiien bouse
until Frid-v morning when they went
to White! rso ?ni returned tody in
time to cv.ch tl e Pcerion for I'ort
W. H. Seward
Oa Saturday Mrs. G G Miller ente!
tained most d-liehtfuiiy in honorof her
little diuf' t r's sixth birthday. Little
Verne ass Med by Bessie May Orchard
received ber guests acd Eleanor Leslie,
Veronica Mulvibitl, Viola Powell and
Nelllie Orchard assisted Mrs. Miller In
entertainiug the little ones.
The afternoon was pleasantly passed
In playing gau<es after which a feast of
goodies v/a- >i>read for the guests. I'he
happy sm?ll folks wore: Gertrude Lid
dicoat, Sibyl bridge, Nora Harrison,
Louise Liddiooa", Marion Wuraba h?r, |
Bessie B'.anchard, Bessie Mae Orchard,
Venecia Pugh, Arthur McKay, Jscky
Patrick. Frank Ashley. Carl Hahn, Ed
ward Lidd'coat, Hoy Mulvibill, Harold
Mulvibill, Hazen McKay, Jacob Britt,
Charlie Hcckett and Jack Kirmse.
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Mrs. Simmons was the hostess at a
delightful little "500" Monday evening
in honor of her guest Miss Gibbs, Sk?g
way. Cards were played at seven tables
and kept up untlll twelve o'clock. The
lucky prize winners were Miss Gibbs,
pretty hand painted salt and pepper
shakers; Mr. Stewart, an ivory crib
bageboird; Miss Dalton and Mr. Del
Stuart, consolation prizes. Dainty re
f eshmect, daintily served followed. Mr.
Bayard Cobb added greatly to the en
joyment of the quests by the masterful
way he presided at the piano during the
evening, his repetolre which soorne i in
exhaus'ible, included grave and gay,
sparkling and dreamy inus'c The out
of-town guests were Mis? Glbbs, Skag
way, Mrs. Watson, Conrad, Mr. and
Mrs. PartrlJcre and Miss Dal ton, Null
Haven, Dr. Pari), Messrs. Phelpa and
Watson, Whltohorse, The unanimous
opinion of the guests as they parted was
that It was a most enjoyable evening.
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The bazaar to be held by | the Lsdlea'
Altar soei'ty of St. Marks church, at
Maccabee hall, is creating very general
interest. The iadica have been work
in? very nard to frame up attraction*.
There Is to be given a ticket with
every purchase of refreshments ?rd
another for the same of candy? t*o
bits' worth? which gives the purchas
ers a ohance on prizes presented by
Kirmsc, Kern and Ikuta, a chocolate
pot, lemonade j'jj and vase respec
tively. and cream and sugar bowl by
H?rrisoQ, ?nd gents vest by Clayson,
and picture by draper. This is only a
partial list of the prizes the complete
list being resorved for future deter
mination. The hall, It shou'd be noted,
is also donated by Mr. Bledsoe. Follow
ing arc the committees having charge:
Committee on aprons and fancy
work? Mesdames Kennedy, Whalen,
Gowan and Thomaa.
refreshments? McKenzie, Unger
froren and Flynn.
Candy Booth? Mrs. Shea and Miss
Kennedy.
Grab bag? Misses Nellie Flynn, Ver
onica Mulvih 11 and Nellie Shea.
Tickets, drawing and advertising?
Mrs. A. W. Reed.
All tho ladies of the Altar Society
will assist.
Mrs. McKenzie is president of the
Altar Society atd Mr#. A. W. Reed
secretary.
CATHOLIC.
High Mass and Sermon at 10 a. m.
Sundi y school at 11:00 a. m.
Evenings service, Instruction and
Benediction at 7:30 p. m.
I7oly Mass week dava at 7:30 a. m.
Catechetical intruciloo Wednesday
at 7:00 p. m ; Saturday at 11 a. m.
Friday communlon'mass'at 8 a.m.
League and May devotions at 7:30 p
m.
Sunday, Holy communion at 8 a. m
Rev. P C. Bougis, S. J.
PRESBYTERIAN
I if ill Avenue and Slate street.
II a. m. Morning Worship.
12 m. Sunday School.
4 p. m. Junior Chriatlan Endeavor
i Society.
7:00 p. m. Senior Christian En
deavor.
Evening worship, 8 p. m.
Midweek prayer meeting at 8:00
Wednesday evening.
All are cordially invited to these
eervices.
Rev. Geo. E. Good, Pastor.
peniel Mission
Miss Carrie Browning, the young
lady In charge of the Juneau Peniel
work is in the Peniel Mission here for
a ?hort time. She is to speak tomorrow
sight at 8 o'clock. Come and hear her.
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charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
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