Ob, ye leap year maids, to the rescue
kaite?
A momentuous questlcn bu risen?
Wbeo a leap year girl asks a young
man's band,
Should she iret on her kne?s-or hls'n?
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Fe?ro-Larson.
Last Saturday evening, the msrriage
of Edith Grace Feero and Carl Lars' n
lock place at the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. E. G. Fecro.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. George E. Good.
There w*s present only the relatives
and intimate friends of the bride and
groom.
The young couple are well and very
favorably known and their many
friends join the Alaskan to best wishes.
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Ia hooor of Mia D M Cuibertioc
Mra E J Shaw entertained the follow
ing gueats at euchre on Friday after
noon: Meadacnea Culbertaon, Howard,
Pugh, Carroll, Orchard, Wurtbacher,
Burt Wurtbacher. Black, G H Miller.
Hahn and Brut.
Thuraday afternoon Mra V I Hahn
entertained at luncheon for Mrs 0 M
Culbertaon and her daughter Mias
Miriam Culbertaon. The gue?ts "ere
Meadamea Culbertsor, Wurrbachar,
Howard. Zinkan and Carroll.
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Wedneadar afternoon, complimen
tary to Mrs D M Culbertson, Mr* Car
roll entertained at euchre. The guest*
were: Meadamca Cuibcruon, Pugh,
Howard, Shaw, Frank. Wuribacher,
Hahn, G H MHIer. Black and Orchard.
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At the Fifth avenue hotel on Tuesday
aftt-rcacn, Mrs. S C Orchard entertain
ed the following guests at "aiz hand"
euchre: Mesdamea, Carroll, Culbert
aon, Pugh, Howard and Shaw. The
affair was In honor of Mr* D M Culbert
son
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The semi-monthly dance given by th
Baeles to their friends took place at
the Aerie last night and was attended
by * large gathering that d*nccd the
hoar* away past midnight? with an in
terval at noon of the night for a de
lightful spread.
Mr*. D M Culbertaon. Mr* V I H?nh,
Mr* G E Howard and Mr* L S Keller
made a jolly little dinner party last
Thursday evening, the dinner was
aerved at the Board of Trade Cafe and
was Dar excellence.
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Many small affair* have been siren
during the week complimentary to Mrs
D M Culbcrtaon. Teas, luncheons,
dinners and cards bare been the feat
urea of the week given in honor of this
popular and charming lady who will
leave on the Jefferson for Seattle.
Mrs Culbertson and her daughter will
visit the Sound cities (or a time and
then proceed to Berkley, California
where they will make their home.
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Last Thursday occurred the annual
installation of officers of the cder of
Elks.
After the ceremony of installation
the Elks with their families and friend*
assembled in the large hall where a
sumptucus banquet was spread. Dar
ing the repast so!oe were sung by M A
Snow, W C Blsnchanl and Miss Olive
Springcted. The singers were in fine
voice and were heartllj encored.
The subject, "Our Order," was well
presented by Dr. F C Norman. In his
happiest mood, Dr Norman held the
attention of hia listeners and expressed
his thoughts In graceful and well chos
en words. After the feast the tables
were cleared away acd dancing, cards
and bowling were induced In till a late
hour.
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The Young Peoples' club gave a fare
well party for Miss Miriam Culbertson
mv
| at the Pullen House on Friday evening.
There were several invited guests. The
evening *u pleaaantly patted u pre
invasive u500." At 12 o'clock all pree
ent sal down to a dainty luncheon.
Mia Culbe rtaon vas given a beautiful
brooch. A letter C,set In old Ivory and
gold nuggeta, a present from the mem
bers of the club. The presentation wai
made by Mra L S Keller, and Mlsa Cul
bertaon expressed her thanks in a few
well-choeen words. Those present
were: Meadames Culbertson, Pullen,
Hsnglin and Keller; the Mlaaea Ask,
Culbertson, Black. Edns Blaclc, Doer
per, Stlnebaugh and Sprlngsted; Messrs
Berriman, Hlllery, Seymour, Drapes,
Mason, Gigot, Sheldon, Pare, Menl*
thew, SchefHer, Keller, i'ullen and Ask.
Tbe reception given by the guest* of
the Skookums to their host* of the
winter series Wednesday evening was
certainly a hsndaome return engaee
moot. The guests demonstrated that
at either end of a social function they
were most at home? guest or host.
They had provided everything that
could lend pleasure to such an occasion.
The best of music, four pieces, com
pelled dancing. The Arctlo Brother
hood reception room was turned into a
supper haU and beautifully laid tables
extended { around three sides. At
midnixht all sit down to a delightful
repast that had been prepared by the
ladies, all of whom were made a com
mittee to 'his end. Altogether, as a
period to the season's series it was
about perfect.
i:i:iiii!i:iii8i?nmniiiniiii:Ti;{Ttttnttnffl
Till I llll 1 1 II
CATHOLIC.
Mass and Sermon at 10 a. m.
Sunduy school at 11:00 a. m.
Evenings service, instructloa and
Benediction at 7:30 p. m.
Holy mass, week days at 7 JO a. m.
Friday, Lent devotions at 7:30 p. m.
Saturday, Catechetical lntrucilon at
11 a. m.
Sunday. Holy communion at 8 a. m.
Rev. P C Bouffts, S. J.
PRSSBYTKRIAN
Mfth Avenue and State street.
11 a. m. Morning Worship.
IS m. Sunday School.
4 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor
Society.
7:00 p. m. Senior Christian En
deavor.
Midweek prayer meeting at 7:45
Wednesday evening.
All are cordially invlt?d to these
services.
Rev. Geo. E. Good, Pastor.
PRESSfTERIMi UNO METHODIST
Rpv. Mr. Atkinson, of Juneau, will
fill the pu'plt at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning, preach
injj at the regular hour in the
mornlog. In the evening he will
hold aerrloe in the Methodist church
at t o'clock.
This Is Mr Atkinson's regular quart
erly visit to Ska^wjy, it bavin* been
arrauged at thin time to fit to the visit of
R?v. Mr. Good to Juneau, in attendance
upon tfee Presbytery. Mr. Good will
fill the pulpit ef Mr. Atkinson at
Juneau tomorrow.
MILD APRIL WEATHER TODAY
INTERIOR AND LOCAL
:minmntjmnmmmm?m?iniimi?m:
The snow which Yell last night and
early this mernlng disappeared by the
magic of a sunny morning and left no
trace by 9 o'clock.
| Atlin? Cloudy, south wind, 24 above.
Center ? Cloudy, calm, 20 above.
Caribou? Clear, calm, 32 above.
Taelsh ? Clear, calm, 25 above.
Hootalinqua? Clear, calm, 20 above.
Big Salmon? Cloudy," calm, 30 above..
Yukon Crowing? Cloudy, calm, 12
Selkirk? Cloudy, west wind, 8 above.
Coffoe Creek? Snowing, west wind, 8
above.
Smowlag, north wind, A
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Most Alaska people work every day
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*lao injuring my back. Since then 1 1
have had more or less annoyance from ;
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