Stanley Grummett and Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Baker are entertain
ing this evening. Ten couples will
meet at the Grummett home and
then proceed to the Terminal Cafe
where they will have dinner and
dance afterwards.
Guests who are invited to the af
fair are: Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Holl
mann. Dr. and Mrs. W. M. White
head. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dele
becque. Mr. and Mrs. James Orrne,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Grisham, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Holmquist. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Pratt. Mr. James Mc
Naughton, Mr. Sam Moyer and the
guests of honor Dr. and Mrs. Budge.
Miss Budge is a sister of Mrs.
Grummett.
Urge Early Work
On Sitka Harbor
Hoping for early work on the
proposed improvement to Sitka har
bor. the Territorial Chamber of
Commerce has telegraphed Delegate
Anthony J. Dimond and Gov. John
W. Troy, the latter now in Wash- J
ington. asking them to urge the
War Department to do the Sitka I
work this summer while the equip- i
ment is in the north. Reply from |
the Delegate this morning to Ex
ecutive Secretary M. S. Whittier I
stated both officials were pressing I
the proposal.
The equipment is now being used
on the Petersburg harbor job and |
it is the contention of Territorial1
Chamber officials that it would be |
easiei to plan on doing the work |
immediately after the Petersburg !
and Wrangell projects are com
pleted.
The Sitka project includes blast
ing rocks in the main channel ap
proaching the dock.
At the Hotels
•
G astineau
B. Benson; E. J. Timmons and I
Peter Timmons, Millbrae, Cal.; Roy!
E. Mattson, Longview, Wash.; Geo.
Robbins, Tulsequah.
