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station, has been visiting in town for
two or three days.
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Frank Angerman was host last
night to a gay crowd of young people
at a box party at the Empress. Mr.
and Mrs Carl Goettel, Miss Almira
McGowan, Miss Catherine Boyce, Miss
Margaret Foster, James Dennis and
Harry Porter were his guests. After
seeing Charles Ray in “Greased Light
ening” the crowd went up stairs to
the Boyce apartments and had a
grand time singing, dancing, playing
games, and eating ice cream, cake
and candy.
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K. D. Curtis of Los Angeles, an old
friend of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Boyce,
arrived on the Northwestern and is
registered at the Windsor. Mr. Cur
tis lived twelve years in Tndia and
has participated in thrilling tiger
hunts. He saw service during the
World War, and for two years he
taught crippled soldiers in the Kahki
College in London.
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The “Eight C” Club, a group of con
genial married folks, was organized ;
-last January for the purpose of hav- j
ing a good time every Tuesday night
^around the bridge tables, and it has
certainly accomplished its purpose. A
week ago last Tuesday the club was
entertained by Mrs. Roy Walker at the
home of Mrs. H. I. Call, where the last
game of the series was played. Care
ful record was kept of the scores
made, and the sheep were separated
made for the goats—Mr. and Mrs. Mel
made for th goats: Mr. and Mrs. Mel
lison, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Koch. Mrs.
Foystan, Mrs. Call, Mr. Currier and
Mrs. “Con” Murphy—to entertain the
sheep—Mrs. Day, Mr. Koch, Mrs. Foy
stan, Mr. Call, Mrs. Currier, Mr. Mur
phy ,and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker—
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at dinner the next Tuesday, by way of
a grand climax to the club’s tourna
ment. For as several of the members
are preparing to leave for the fishing
and mining season, the club will not
meet again until next fall.
So although the goats had declared
that their conquerors would extract j
no better indemnity from them than j
salted salmon, the dinner was pulletl ;
off last Tuesday night at the Day !
home, and every one present—and
they were all there except Mr. Call,
who, although he had made the high
est score of the tournament, was
prevented by a fishing trip from en
joying the sports—reports a hilar
Jious time. “Me un’ U” cards of
“Day’s Night Cafe” were circulated
and from “Clam Gargle” to “Murphy’s
Pale Beer” soon became a table of
contents for the jolly crowd.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kent G. Robinsog
very pleasantly entertained Bishop P.
T Rowe, Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Zeigler
and H. E. Nye at dinner Sunday in
honor of the Bishop.
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Once more “Cap” Lathrop has abdi
cated. The Evans took him to An
chorage. Not one of the eighteen
Louies of France ever wielded more
absolute sway than is now wielded
by friend Louie Belter, the Argus
eyed Cerberus of the Lathrop Build
ing. If you don’t know the pass-word
you needn’t try to get in.
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Six times thirteen are seventy-eight,
and Miss Genevieve Dyson is not
likely to forget it, as it was literally
“beaten into her” Thursday evening
by six of her school-mates - Ophelia
Howard, Edith Catherine Smith, Phyl
lis Downing, Irva Call, Louise Tibbs
and Helen Downing, who met at the
Dyson home to remind Genivieve that
she was now going on fourteen. After
enjoying a nice little spread the girls
went down town and took in the show
together.
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After an absence of a month or!
more on account of sickness, Miss j
Louise Tibbs re-entered school Tues- !
day. She is in the eighth grade.
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E. A. Graham, living next door to j
the Windsor, has had a pretty hard|
season this winter. He has been very
busy building a floating cannery, at i
the same time making anxious visits
to the city hospital, where his wife
and little daughter have been dan
gerously sick for weeks past, and try- i
ing to keep things going for the rest
of the family at home. Part of the j
time he himself has been ill. But |
now the cannery is completed and
successfully launched, ready for the
season’s work, and on Monday the
Graham home will be the 3cene of a
joyful reunion, when mother and
little “Peaches” will return from
their exile, alive and well. Mr. Gra
ham’s friends rejoice with him that
his skies are clearing.
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