DRIPPINGS FROM THE SOCIAL COLANDER
Mrs* Florence Wassmann was hostess at &
Communion Breakfast in her homo after
church on Sundry, Sept* 19th* Fifteen
gj.oste wo re pro sent*
Miss Margy Hansen* High School student
hero last year, was married in September
to Sr.il .Anderson, brother of Andy Aaderson
of Dillingham* The ceremony took place at
Hcinek, Mr* inderson1 8 home*
The High Sohool Sophomore a wore hosts
at an Initiation Party on Sept<* 24th dur
ing which thirteen soared Freshmen wora
Y.o.'icomed (?) into the ’’fold’1* The whole
thing was "chocking", "crawling, "dooeip**
JLng", "creepy", "slimy" and S !f S L L»
Danoimg ard refreshments completed an un
usually interesting evening#
Florence and John Wassmann engineered
a combination Welcome Party end Aaniver
cs.i~y Surprise Party let* a delightful
Western Dinner party in honor of the
James H awkins* family on September 25th#
The casual setting was oomplete with in
dividual cans of "Prairie Chow" end vivi
fied by "opezwair" labels# A unique auc
tion at which valuable treasures wore sold
fr>r beans and a snappy set of Twenty
Questions made this an evening never to
be forgotten#
(it was the Hawkins1 Tenth Anniver
sary and all the exoitment came
as an utter surprise.)
ELECTION OCTOBER 12
A Republican sponsored Benefit
Dinner was h6ld at the Willow Tree Inn
on September 5C* under the supervision
of Marie A.iclro*?e? The mousy taken in was
to assist Jpiivef* Ecw/riais it,nance some of
campaign expeares
The dinner cf Wild gr.me (moose soaked
in wine and bast 3<ic:-.vita benjv-yurvift-m)
and home-grew,a vegetables was delicious*
The setting was night-, c icbisfa— * Diek
Jones was toastmaster and introduced
the two speakers of the evenings Hies
Dorothy Prior and Mr* Janes Hawkins* •
(Dillingham thoroughly itjcyoa lbs
$ortie into polit io e * )
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The Deco D.inner held at the Willow
Tree Inn on September £& was beautifully
handled under the professional super
vision of Gladys Valle A cihcioo of
turkey, rGarrfc beef^ and emVcncred chick
en was on the menu—coekbails-, sailed,
and dessert with coffee forced everyone^
to let out their belts to match their
ears—also full of political ':,meat,,*
Did you 8ay your husband was fond of
those clinging gowns?
Yes* Ho lf.keo for one to oling to me
for about fire yeans*
You’re only young once, but if you
kork it right, once is enough*”
POOR TURKEY
He’s hit kj. the neck, loses hia head,
we bre ak his lege, knock the stuffing
out of him, out him to the heart and
pick on him for weeks*
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