Village Gossip
BY ELIZABETH O’LOUGHLEN
Gaiety was the keynote of the for
mal dancing party at the Donohoe
home on Tuesday evening, given in
honor of Thomas Donohoe Jr. Danc
ing occupied the evening and at inter
vals pianos solos were rendered by
Miss Evangeline Church. The guests
repaired to the dining room at a late
hour, where an elaborate luncheon
; was served. Those who enjoyed the
party were: Misses Leona Churchill,
Almira MoGowan, Dorothy Dooley,
Evangeline Church, Thelma McCon
nell, Margaret Foster and Elizabeth
O’Leughlen; Messrs. Carlyle Kays,
James Dennis Jr., Frank Burns, Don
McCrea, Sam Smith, Harry Achison,
Tom Donohoe and Mrs. and Mrs. T. J.
Donohoe.
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One of the most pleasant of the
seizes of dances given by the North
land Club was the event of Friday
night, when the members were royally
entertained by the bachelors, with
Mesdames E. Y. Boyle, M. Brock and
W. W. Council as patron-hostesses.
The Northland rooms were prettily
decorated with wild flowers which
added greatly to its attractiveness. A
delicious banquet luncheon was served
late in the evening.
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Mrs. Bartley Howard was the
hostess at a dinner on Tuesday eve
ning. Places were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Fursman, Thomas C. Price,
' Miss Ophelia Howard and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard.
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Cordova has been doubly honored
during the past 10 days by the official
visit of Grand Master James Beggs
to Mt. McKinley lodge, A. F. & A. M.,
and by the officers of the Anchorage
B. P. O. E„ who initiated a large class
of local candidates and whose visit
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terminated in the formation of a
“Bills’ Club.” To complete a triangle
of fraternal activities, preparations
are now being made for the approach
ing visit of the degree team of the
Knights of Columbus, who will initiate
a large class of local applicants during
their stay.
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A party of Cordovans were attend
ants at a dance at the Arctic Brother
hood hall in Chitina on Monday night.
Jack Brabazon and Miss Marshall pre
sided at the piano and supplied excel
lent music for the dancers. At the
conclusion of the dance the party ad
journed to the Chitina grill, where a
midnight luncheon was served. Out
of town guests were Mrs. H. S. Kerr,
Mrs. Art Holt, Mrs. C. L. Murphy,
Mrs. T. C. Burchett, Mrs. J. W. Date,
Miss Marshall. Miss Leona Churchill
and Messrs. L. H. Baird and Jack
Brabazon.
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The Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society
was entertained by Mrs. Horace Leach
at her home on Thursday evening. It
has been decided that next week a
cooking sale will be held at one of the
downtown stores. After a business
discussion, dainty refreshments were
served. The members attending were:
Mrs. C. H. Scheffler, Mrs. Dave Shoe
maker, Mrs. R. J. DeLeo, Mrs. N. M.
Boyle. Mrs. H. I. O’Neill, Mrs. George
Dooley, Mrs. Charles Rosswog, Mrs.
Whalen and Mrs. Horace Leach.
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The employes of the Pioneer can
nery entertained at a dance on Thurs
day evening at Hegg’s hall which
proved to be a most delightful affair.
This was given as a farewell for the
many employes who will leave on the
next boats for their homes in the
' states. The guests departed at a late
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hour pronouncing it most enjoyable. I
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Wittig, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McConaghy, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Holm
berg, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Date, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Games, Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rich
mond, Mrs. C. Cranson, Mrs. Henry
Skog, Miss Marshall, Miss Gladys Weg
ner, Miss Josephone Bona, and Messrs.
Pete Waldon, C. Kelley, Charles Mar
tin, Fred. Fredrickson and H. Jacob
son.
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Mrs. Cornelius L. Murphy, who has
spent the summer in Kuskalana, is
visiting in town as the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Dave Shoemaker. Mrs.
Murphy will leave early next week for
up the line.
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Thomas T. Garrison of Katalla is in
the city as the guest of his sister, Mrs.
W. H. Crooker.
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Miss L. M. Schaupp recently arrived
from the states to be the guest of her
brother, Fred M. Schaupp, for a short
visit. Miss Schaupp is a graduate
from the Fabiola training school at
Oakland and previous to her trip to
Alaska was employed in the general
hospital at Santa Rosa, Cal.
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Senator T. C. Price of Anchorage
was the host at a theater party on
Thursday night. His guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. Bartley Howard, Mr. and
| Mrs. Lou Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Fursman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slater,
| Miss Evangeline Church and Miss
Ophelia Howard.
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! Mrs. Charles Dustin will leave next
! week for a visit with friends in Ken
necott.
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Pa tMcCafferty was in the city on
Wednesday.
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Mrs. B. O. Graham and Mrs. J. H.
; Sellen and two children returned on
! the special train yesterday afternoon
from a visit to Strelna.
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H. W. Barry of Puyallup, Wash., is
a visitor in the city.
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M. S. Wilson and family of Kenne
cott are expected to arrive on one of
the next trains.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Zimmerman of
Latouche are in town on a short vaca
tion.
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The fourth anniversary of the organ
ization of the local Boy Scouts Avas
celebrated by a social gathering of the
troop. Refreshments were served late
in the evening >to Committeeman F. A.
Jones, Scoutmaster ;D. C. Czerwenka,
Scouts Matthew O'Loughlen, Raymond
Johnson, Barth O’Loughlen, John Ross
wog and Mike Shepard.
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Mrs. Frank Berg of Mile 78 is a
visitor in the city. i
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Sam Smith was a round trip pas
senger to the westward on the Ala
meda, returning Sunday.
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Miss Anna Miller of Salem, Ore., is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Schwartz of Chitina.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Humpsinger of
Mile 14 will leave on the Northwest
ern for the states.
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Headquarters for the “Bills’ Club”
have been established at Hegg’s hall,
where many enjoyable hours are spent
spent by the members.
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Mrs. Oscar L. Larson and daughter
Annette and Miss Juliet Steinmetz re
turned on yesterday’s train from a
visit at Dwyer’s inn at Strelna.
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Mrs. H. J.' McDaniel will leave on
one of the next train’s for Chitina,
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
Dee Davis.
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Miss Katherine Dennis of Kennecott,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.'
Erickson of Latouche, arrived on the
Alameda and is now the guest of Mrs.
Charles Dustin. Miss Dennis will
leave for her home next week.
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Mrs. B. E. Lee of Canoe Pass is
visiting in the city with her sister,
Mrs. Donald J. McCarthy.
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Guy Higginson arrived in the city
on Sunday from up the line.
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Stanley M. Muckelstone of the Na
tional Canners’ Association will leave
on the Northwestern for Portland.
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Mrs. George Scott of Kuskalana is
a Chitina guest.
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C. W. Scarborough, Charles Rogers
and Walter Stoesser, who have been
cruising in the vicinity of Port Wells,
returned on Friday afternoon. Their
time was spent pleasantly in hunting
$ and fishing. Mr. Stoesser and Mr.
Scarborough secured numerous scenic
pictures with their panoramic camera
and moving picture machine.
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Mrs. Thomas S. Scott presided at an
afternoon tea on Friday.
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Mrs. L. D. Hegg left on the North
land Thursday for a visit at Katalla.
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Mrs. Chester Mellison entertained
Mrs. D, H. Shoemaker and Mrs. C. L.
Murphy as dinner guests on Friday.
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A number of young folks assembled
at the Rosswog home on Sunday night,
as a farewell to Miss Marie White,
who left on the Alameda for Seattle,
where she will re-enter the university
and complete her course of studies.
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Senator Thomas S. Price, William
Hammer, Fred Martin and J. E.
Chovin, who have been in Cordova
initiating a large class into the B. P.
O. E., will leave on the Northwestern
for their homes in Anchorage.
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Mrs. R. W. McCrary and daughters
Marguerite and Grace returned the
early part of the week from a short
trip to Copper Center, where they vis
isted John McCrary.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mike B. Malloy (nee
Miss Bessie White) are now residing
in Seward.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hunger are receiv
ing the felicitations of their friends
upon the arrival of a baby girl at the
general hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hannon of
Mile 7% spent yesterday in the city.
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Mrs. Knute M, Nafsted and daughter
. Barbara and Mrs. Ed. Walsh and
' daughter Georgie will leave on Mon
day morning’s train for a visit to
Chitina, Copper Center and Lower
Tonsina. At the latter place they will
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Nafsted.
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Mrs. J. W. Date and her sister. Miss
Marshall, returned Tuesday from a
visit to Chitina and Copper Center.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Canavan will i
leave on one of the next boats for the
states, where they will remain perma
nently.
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Art Lee of the Piledriver X-52 ar
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rived on Friday’s train and will leave
on the Northwestern for a short vaca
tion. s
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Mrs. John B. O’Neill and daughter
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Geraldine of McCarthy are visiting
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with relatives in South, Bend, Wash.
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O, W. Anderson of the Alaska Sea
Food cannery was in the city on
Thursday.
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Mrs. T. C. Matson will be an out
going passenger on the Alaska for a
visit to the state with relatives and
friends.
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Jack Miller of Mile 14 was in the
city the early part of the week.
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Mrs. Thomas C. Burchett and daugh
ter, Miss Leona Churchill, returned
on Tuesday’s local from a week’s visit
in Kennecott and Copper Center.
Misses Mildred and Valentine An
derson of Nenana spent a short time
in the city while on their way to the
states. They left on the Alameda Sun
day night.
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Mrs. Lou H. Smith entertained at a
prettily appointed dinner on Thursday
evening. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank H. Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Fursman, Thomas C. Price and
W. J. Feaster.
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Dr. Leonie Von Zesch arrived on the
Northwestern from an extensive visitj
in Juneau and California towns. While
in Juneau. Dr. Von Zesch attended
meetings of the territorial dental
board.
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Mrs. Fred Excell and daughter Dor
othea returned on Thursday’s train
from a visit in Kuskalana with Mrs.
J. E. Richardson.
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A. J. McConnell was the host at a
loge party on Sunday for 40 of the
members of the “Bills’ Club.”
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George Peterson, employed in the
assay office at Kennecott, is a visitor
in the city and will leave on one of
the next boats for Seattle.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Plaltness and son
of the Ekak Packing Company are
visitors in the city.
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Mrs. H. S. Kerr returned on Tues
day’s train from an extensive visit out
one the trail. Mrs. Kerr was the guest
of Mrs. Claude Stewart of Kenney
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lake and Mrs. N. M. Yaeger at Sour
dough. Many automobile trips were
enjoyed and Mrs. Kerr reports that
the roads are in fine condition.
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Mrs. Henry C. Skog and daughter
Patricia Ann will leave on the Alaska
for their home in Portland. During
their sojourn here they have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Graham
and family.
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Bryant Kilkenney, who has spent the
summer here in the employment of the
Northern meat market, will leave on
the Northwestern for his home in Seat
tle.
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Miss Pauline DeVille is spending a
short time in Katalla as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Oscar Knuteson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Boyce and
daughter Miss Katherine are expected
to arrive on one of the next beats from
Katalla, where they spent the summer.
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Miss Mary Baen Wright spent a few
hours in the city while the Alameda
was here. Miss Wright visited in
Seward with friends, returning on the
Alameda. She will stop for a visit at
Skagway and contemplates a visit to
interior Alaska up the Yukon river.
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S. S. Lee of Canoe Pass was in the
city for a few days this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConaghv and
daughter Jean and Mr. and Mrs. O. M.
Holmberg of the Pioneer cannery will
leave on one of the next boats for
their home in Aberdeen.
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JMr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker were
host and hostess at a typical south
ern dinner on Monday night, with
Robert Mooney, William Baxter and
William Hammer as honorary guests.
The table was decorated in the Bill’s
club color scheme.
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James Hoyt and William Byers,
successful fox ranchers from Olson
and Glacier islands, are in town
transacting business*.
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T. O.; "Out of the Ordinary,”—Lad
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