MILLER-ASHLEY WEDDING
The wedding of Eugene Wallace Mil
iar and Miss Rhoda Ashley, only daught
er of Mr. and Mr*. Howard Ashley, was
wletnnUed Wednesday evening at the
borne ot the bride's parents on Eighth
avenue, the Reverend Father Bougla
officiating.
The Ashley home was brilliantly
lighted and the spacious rooms were
beautifully decked with Alaskan au
tumn flowers, gorgeous dahlias, splen
did chrysanthemums, iragrant sweet j
yew and pansles, brlght-hued asters, '
golden coreopsis, sweet-scented stock
ami many others.
In the east parlor was a bank of flow
ers reaching from floor to celling, and
tuspended directly in front of this was
i pure white wedding bell of fragrant
blo?aoms.
At 9 o'clock Miss Nellie Maxoo took
her place ?t the piano, and. as the
sweet strains of the weddln* march
,rom ' Lohengrin" swelled through the
house, the ribbon-bearer*. Frank Ash
u, small brother of the bride, aud
iweet little Bessie May Orchard, both
g.rSed in white, advanced, forming
Wuh white ribbons an aisle for the
bridal party. Miss Norm* Ask was the
only attendant: she carried a bouquet
of pink sweet peas, and was very love
ly in a gown of pale blue silk and ex
quisite lace. Following the bridesmaid
CM1, the bride on the arm ol her
father. The bride was very beautiful
In a dainty creation of white chift.*
and reel lace over white silk, and her
fair, girlish lovelinesa was enhanced b>
a misty veil caught with sprats of
white sweet peas, and her shower bou
quet was of the same fragrant blos
?oms. The groom and his best man.
A. P- Drapes, attired iu conventional
black, entered the parlor at the left,
aod joined the bridal party at the altar.
Father Bougis pronounced the marriage
service, which was short, beautifully
s.mple and exceedingly impressive.
Tnen followed beat wishes and con
gratulations, after which the company
repaired to the dicing room for re
freshments.
Later in the evening the young cou.
pie, amid showers of rice, old shoes and
good wishes, drove to their future home
on Third avenue and Main street.
They were accompanied by friends ?nd
relatives and held an Informal recep
tion.
Thurvday morniog Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ler led in a private car for Atlin for a
ahort trip. After September 15th they
?111 be at home to their friend*. Miss
Ask and Mr. Drapes accompanied Mr
?od Mrs. Miller as far as Bennett.
An eliborate wedding breakfast under
directions of General Manager A. k.
Berdoe was served on the car, and
Ant ho .j Graves entertained the
bridal party at Bennett.
Only the moat Intimate friends of the
bride and groom were at the wedding.
Tbe groom, E W. Miller, was born
lo Ohio, where his parents now reside;
but be has long lived in the west and is
identified with Alaak* as chief clerk to
Superintendent V. I. Hahn of tl.e
VV. P. * Y. railroad.
The following la a partial list of the
many presents given: Twelve sterliug
teaspoons. hand painted bake d*h. sil
ver after dinner coffee set, Havlland
cake tray, sterling silver knives ai.d
lorks, cut glaw vase, sliver roast hold
er, silver berry spoon, silver punch
ladle, Havlland chop plate, three bai.d
painted cupa and aaucers with plates,
tour cut glaaa dishes, cut glass vinegar
bottle, out glass water bottle, ?et of
table linen, sliver tea service. Ice cream
dishes and cake plate, China bread
traT. pillow, after dinner coffee
spoons, twelve teaspoons, large parlor
lamp, burnt wood stelnrack, Hav.land
nerry dish, coffee percolater. cream
ladle, salad fork, setdeasert forks, oearl
handle fruit knives, salt and pepper
shakers, salad dish, Japanew vase, set
ol Waives and forks, berry spoon, cream
ladle prince- dresser, sofa cushion,
mission table and other house furnish
ing*
CARROLL DINNER
Monday last Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
i gave ? pretty informal dinner for Mrs.
E. A. Murphy.
The dinner was given for "pood
luck" and all the decorations wera of
, horseshoe or Swastika Cross shape.
The guests sat down to a table wtth
an eiqulsite center piece? a borseshoe
of pink and white xweet peas, At each
i cover were a bunch of flowers and a
Swastika pin.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. V.
I. Habn, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Carroll,
Mrs. K. A. Murphy and Mr. P. A.
Stewart.
TELFORD BREAKFAST
Uq Tuesday Mrs. Fred Telford was
hostess at an elaborate, progressive
floral breakfast, in honor of Mrs. A. S.
Bishopric, of Vancouver, B. C., and
Mrs. E. A. Murphy, of Skagway.
The floral decorations were of sweet
peas, pansies and nasturtiums. The
table*, adorned with cut Sowers and
lighted with pretly wax caudle*, were
very lovely. After every course, a
couple progressed from each table.
The progression w&s won by drawing
strips of paper. The tally cards, clever
ly done by Victor Sparvs, were pen and
ink sketches of the guests of honor
and each card bore an appropriate quo
tation. The prizes were very unique
and original, and the cards attached
to them oore inscriptions which were a
play upon the names of Mrs. Bertha
Bishopries and Mrs. M:ud Murphy,
The bead prize, woa by Mrs. Ziakan,
was a "bertha" made of ''bishop" lawn
and was an exquisite creation. The
booby was a pair of dolls made of po
tatoes and dressed In >rrem, and were
tabled "Murphy's pets" and "her
name was Maud."
The whole aiTalr was of jollity and
good feeling and will long bo rememb
ered by the guests.
Mrs. Telford was assisted by Miss
Fay Stioebaugh. Tnose present wer#
Mesdames Ziokan, Wilson, Conway.
Orchard. Guthrie. Murphy, Bishop
ric, Keller, Hahn, Britt, Kirmse, Shaw
and Ashley, and Miss Fay Stinebaugh,
MRS. MEAD'S DINNER
Mrs. A. P. Meid gave one of her de
lightful old ladies Ave o'clock teas
Wednesday of this week. Selections
from James Russell Lowell and Frances
Havegal were read, and reminiscences .
of the eirly days were related aiound
the table. The tables were exquisitely
decorated with native flowers and ferns1
and a delightful luncheon was served
during the afternoon. Those invited
were Mesdamas Baker. Gait, Newt.
Blanchard, LaFevre and I'arnaban.
BACHELOR DINNER
Monday evening C. E. Shelly gave a
bacholor's game dinner to a few friends
in honor of Mrs PWrson, the Mission- j
art from Haines.' Those attending (
were Mesdames Carnabac, Yorbj, '
Pierson, and Miss Roberta Vorbi.
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ADDITION IL LAND SCRIP
This Scrip takes immediate title
to either survey 3d or unsurveyed
land in Alaska, and is approved
by the Government. Price $30 00
per acre in 40, 80 and 120 acre
pieces, or $50 00 per acre in pieces
of from 1 to 20 acres
R. H. PEALE & CO.,
OAKLAND. CAL. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
1603 BRUSH ST. MERCANTILE ANNEX
ANNIVERSARY DINNER
Tuesday evening Professor and Mrs.
Fred Telford entertained at dinner for
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Wurzbacher aud
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Draper in honor of
the wedding anniversaries of the
two couples, the twelfth of Mr. and
Mrs. Wurzbacher and the fifth of Mr.
aud Mr*. Draper. The guests dec'ared
the atfalr, one of the happiest in the
history of Skagway.
Those present were .Mr. and M:-a. I
F. B. Wurzbacher, Mr. and Mrs. |
H. H. Draper, Mr. and Mrs. Goding
Mrs. B. Wurzbacher and Miss Doerrer.
The Prlscllla club was entertained:
at the Presbyterian parsonage 1 st
nliht by Kev and Mrs. Good. The
young folks passed a delightful evetiinc
with games and musical recitations,
during which a light supper was served
by Mrs. Good assisted by Mrs. G. V.
Ziokan. Those present were: Stella
Jones, Vera Wilson, Lola DeWitt, ta>
Stiaebaugh, Minnie Wolfe, Ethel We*t,
Maud Haslet, Blenda Llndahl, Franc s
Liddicoat, kilns Black, Edith Liddicoal
and Lillie Doran.
IKE VERNE CONCERT
The music lovers of Skagway were
again given an opportunity to hear
Miss Adela Verne on Thursday eveu
ing. Mljs Verne's program was com
posed of selections from the most]
famous composers and her interpreta
tion and rendition of these masters was
a revelation to those who heard her.
Mrs. Dresser again enchanted the
audteDce with her pure sweet voice and
w.s generously applauded after each ;
number to which she gracioualy res
ponded. She was in better voice than
on her first appearance and showed rare
cultivation in her difticu t cadenzas.
Alaska should feel proud to have '
been graced with the presence of these
charming artists and it is sincerely to
be hoped that in time to come Skag
way audiences may have the good luck
to again hear Miss Verne and Mrs.
Dresser.
howsThis?
We ofTerOne Hundred dollars Reward
for anv case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh cure.
I . J. CHENNY & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Chenny for the last 1 5 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions snd financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN St MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists' Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood ?
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent tree. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall'a Family Pills for conatl
patioa.
Thebest dining room, the best hotel sc- j
CJinmodatlons, the most comfort at the
Fifth Avenue
REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER
J. W. MARTIN, Agent
HAINES, ALASKA
STANDARD
OF THE WORLD
Al! the delicacies of the huos at the
Hack Train Restaruant.
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Many of the lanr.^t operators in
i In \\>ril? bav? been d< t>o?ltlnc
with this Sirua?.C"on*ervative Rank
for jvarv This make** us quite fa*
miliar with the ^jv-sial r?>julre
nients of Alaskan T>uslne*?s and we
2 ft-r rent. Intension Charting
At.muiUs anil 4 per wnionSavlnf.
Account*
Capital and Surplus over ?V'W>.000
Total A*a?t* over ft2.tW.rtip
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TEA
Bine Ribbon
CfVlON TEA
That's tlie Brand
A Delicious, Exquisite
Aroma ? A Flavor I'ne*
celled? A Tea that oomes
direct frotn a Private
Plantation where ft is
grown under the most
favorable conditions
All Grocers hindle it and
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Are making a Beautiful
Window Display this
Week
Pullett Rouse
Foot of Sixth Bvanu#
Most elegantly furnished house
in Alaska
Every modern convenience
Electric lights? Hot and cold
water ? Telephones
Porcelain baths on every floor
Board and room by the dsy week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mrs. fi. $. Pullen
Proprietress
GoingOutside?
If you Jar*, take jour dust and draft* to
Dexter Horton & Co., Bankers,
S E A T T L E
and open a Savings Account. Von can
open an account by mail if you wifh to.
Our total resource.*; exceed
c~: * $12,000,000.00
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THE M0N06RAM
Received ? Larje shipment of Imported Wine*
an<l Liquor* Direct from Bonded W?rfbo??"
Duties P?-d ?t Skagwar C'ostomi
BLOOM & KORACH, P*OP?ieTOR8
BROADWAY, BETWEEN 5tb and Stb AVENUES
TKLFPHONR 34 rREJr IWMVSCT
$ ffi
MOORES WHARF CO.
Temtau* W. P. A Y. Rout*
All South Round Steamers Arrive Depart From Thla 0<??k
KEOULATIOH9 I90?
Warehouse. .>nen for delivery of merchandise from " i s, UiJp.n
Perishable# ONLY delivered on Sunday or e( ntfht
ill freight shipment* destined Mutbboaud mail he ecoom^acled by >
Shipper's Manifest (pspcrs can tw obtain*-,! at the U. H. ra?to??s
oflicc) ami imisl be delivered be tor" 5 p ir.. So frelrht will !>e re
ceived on wharf aftrr this hour
BAGGAGE - -Tolls will be <*>l!ected on Chscskd BaiMjag? Ojrt.T. No
charpe for bag* and rrip? when unchecked
The wharf ??U- will be cloeeJ to I be public when ?wjaroer I* nearla#
dock atid will be orem-d only when paswentff-* hare ^i?esBh*rV?J,
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office oc dock.
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New Home Restaurant
Ch?s }> tenon. Muiurfr
Rest 25 Cent Meats in the City
t FIFTH AVENUE, NBaR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
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Headqwtfer# .for Mining and Commrrrial Mm
STRICTLY FtRST-OI.ASP
park frain ^aloon
SHRA k PaTTKN, TROPS.
Broadway ami Oth Avenue. $ hooray, Alanka
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