The children attending the party,
who afterwards participated in the
program, were as follows: Mary
Kukich. Tony and Barbara Mac
Spadden, Gloria Bardi, Irene Har
ris, Marilyn Jewett, Ada Monagle,
i Billy Peero, Dean Allen, Hazel
! Fields, Mary Stuart. Francis Dagan,
Marvel Gettle, Adrienne Glasse, An
!na Lois Davis, Glenward Kirkham,
Maydell George, Borghild Havdahl,
| Dorothy Schrooder, Martha Harris,
Sophie Harris, Mary Margaret
Femmer, Colleen Hellan, Verna May
Gruber. Betty Jane Rundell. Jackie
Rundell, Mary Tubbs, Ruth Tal
madge, Helen Miller and Barbara
Hermann.
JUNEAU^UEEN, HER
MAIDS INTRODUCED,
CAPITOL THEATRE
Miss Birdie Jensen. Juneau Queen
of the Douglas Bridge Dedication
on October 13 and her maids of
honor, Misses Jean Boyer, Emma
Ness. Nola Mae Seelye, Sybil God
frey. Patricia Hussey and Marguer
ite Hickey, were introduced from
the stage of the Capitol Theatre
last evening by Manager Chas. D,
Beale.
Miss Jensen drew the "Tonite is
the Nite" number for Judges Lloyd
Winter and Elmer Reed.
SAM COULTER
REMEMBERED
PAA Officials Present Re
tiring Customs Man
with Suitable Gift
Sam Coulter, recently retired as
Collector of Customs at Whitehorse,
Mrs. Coulter, and daughters Mar
garet and Patricia, are passengers
on the Princess Louise enroute to
Victoria, B. C., where the Coulters
will make their home. Mrs. Coulter's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sykes
have lived in Victoria many years.
