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G. G. Miller returned on the City* of
Seattle.
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Mr. Maurice NVhlttler and brlda ar
rived on the City of Seattle.
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Mra. L. S Keller went to Hainea Sat
urday and returned home Monday.
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M 1 w Ruth Lefevre, d?u>rhterof Judge
Lefevre arrived up on the City of Seat
tle.
Dave Ejstyn of Juneau, of the firm of
Eystyn, Jackson and Co.. 'a in town on
hit way to Fairbanks.
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Mood y evening Captain Pillsbury
entertained C. C Page of Juneau, at
dinner at the Pu'.len house.
Dwi/ht Reeve, son of H. D Reeve,
of the Alasks Road Commission, ar
rived oq the City of Seattle.
Mrs. C. W. Hockett. who has been
seriously HI at the White Pass hospital,
has so far recovered as to be at home
once more.
It is just oce week from today that
the ladies' bazaar is itcheduled to be
held at Maccabees ball. Supper will
served from 5 o'clock cd.
The families of Charles and Byron
Olsen have troved :o Whiteborse for
the summer. They are occupying the
home of Dr. P. F. Schat schmidt.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Draper weal to
Fort W. E. Seward Saturday as the
Kuestof Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Reld ?nd
returned Monday on the Peterson.
Captain Pillsbury was a week-end
guest of Captain and Mrs. G. Maury
Cral!e' at Fort Wv H. Seward. Captain
Pillsbury returnei Monday on the Pet
erson.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Sam C. Orch
ard, who bare been living at the
Fifth Avenue all winter, have rented
tbe Case residence on upper Seventh
street and gone to house keeping.
J. R. Hockett, of Chicago, brother
of C. W. Hockeit and a railroad man
of coasiderable experience, is in the
city a guest of his brother. Mr.
Hockett may make his home in Sicag
w?y.
Captiin G. H. Ptllsbury left on
the City of Sex tie fjr Juaenu, where
he will take ihs Georula for Sitka.
From Sitka Cjpt. Pi -bury will ^o to
Ketchikan and after a few days stop
over he w jjioceud to Saattie for the
meeting hi rotid commission.
W. "\V. ShorthM, a form.T Sltagway
boy, afterward bo>k-keeper at Tre&ii
*>11, will leave that place on the City
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of Seattle for Tacoma where be will
visit bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Sborthlll. From there Mr. Sbortbill
will go to Cordova as private secretary
for C. Ii Hawkins.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K. Brltt were
host and hostess at a very delightful
"500" pirty 1h st Wednesday evening.
The hostess served dainty refreshments
and the guests enjoyed themselves until
a late hour. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs H D Kirmse, Mr and Mrs H J
Lytch, Lieut and Mrs 9 C Orchard. Mr
and Mrs Bridge, Mr and Mrs J K Hugh.
Mr ana Mrs E L Miller, Mr and" Mrs
Ashley and Mrs C J Pugb.
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The Elks' May Day dance was all it
should be? a complete success in every
way. The spacious hall was beauti
fully decorated with evergreens, the
music of the best and the floor in per
fect condition. The dainty spring cos
tumes of the ladies added much to the
festive appearance of tbe ball room.
The bowling alleys and csrd ro.m were
open and the former were well patron
ised. As a social event the Elks are to
be congratulated upon the succtas of
the season's closing dance.
A N DXRSO.V-W H ITT I ER
At Port Townsend. April 20tb, at tbe
First Presbyterian church, Miss Ruth
Andersoi of Port Town?end waa mar
tied to Mr. Maurice F. Whlttler of
Skagway. The cburch was beautifully
decorated with spring flowers and the
wedding was one of the prettiest solem
nized there In man; months. The bride
is the charming daughter of City Clerk
George Anderson of Port Townsend and
the groom is special deputy collector of
customs at Skagway, Alaska. Many in
vitxtions were issued. Mr. and Mrs.
Whlttler will occupy the onway cot
tage.
One of the happiest affairs of the past
Lenten season was the jolly ?uchre
given by r*. W. W. Boughton Thurs
day afternoon. The guists were Mes
dames Britt, Callarman, Taylor, G.
ilanchard, Pullen, C. G. Path, Klrmie,
Sh*w, J. F. Pugh, Lynch, O. G. Miller,
Carroll and Keller. The prize for pro
gression, an elegant box of stationery,
was won ov Mrs. R. A. Carroll; a hand
some boolt "Poems of Passion" fell to
Mrs. H. J. Lynch for most points; the
cut prize, a dainty volume "An Old
Sweeheart of Mine" was carried home
by Mrs. H. S. Taylor, 1 he couBolaiious
?a beautiful book "His Own People"
and a dainty card case a d cards were
won by Mrs. H. S. Pullen acd Mrs. C.
J. Pugh. Each guest was given a pretty
burnt leather souvenir card.
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