Harmony Numbers
Mrs. J. C. Stapleton, Miss Alice
Palmer and Miss Blanche Turner,
a trio whose singing is becoming
more popular each time it is heard,
will present several of their clever
harmony numbers.
Novel programs, with black oil
cloth covers, will be treasured fa
ss
vors for the young people who at
tend the party.
Gym Is Ballroom
The gymnasium has already been
transformed into a ballroom, and
a musical motif has been carried
out in the clever • decorations—
large black and white sharps, flats,
notes and other musical insignia
with which the Glee Club is wel]
acquainted.
Jim Cole, Tom Cole, Sonny Gray
and Miss Palmer have been in
charge of the arrangements for the
Ball and all 38 members of the
Glee Club have assisted them.
Old Papers tor sale at Empire.
COLONIAL TEA IS
CHARMING AFFAIR
The Colonial Tea, given on
Washington’s birthday at the resi
dence of Mrs. Samuel Guyot, by
the Ladies’ Altar Society of the
Catholic Church, of the Nativity,
was one of the prettiest teas to be
given in Juneau for many months.
The colonial idea was carried out
at the tea table with old-fashioned
candleabra and candle light shed
a soft glow over the charmingly
arranged table, with its center
piece of golden daffodils.
Mrs. Harley Turner and Mrs. A.
M. Garner presided at the tea
table during the afternoon and la
dies of the Altar Society served.
All the ladies were dressed in col
onial costume.
Over fifty attended the tea dur
ing the afternoon.
MRS. C. i>. DONALD. OF
ANCHORAGE WILL
VISIT IN SEATTLE
Mrs. C. L. Donald, of Anchor
age, is aboard the steamer Alaska
on her way to Seattle where she
will visit for several weeks. While
the steamer was in Juneau. Mrs.
