The date also fell on Mrs. Mills’ ;
thirty - third wedding anniversary [
and she was remembered by a gift
from the hostess.
Refreshments were served and,
ttnertainment numbers were given
by the guests.
D. H. BASKETBALL TEAMS
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER
BY RESPECTIVE COACHES
Accompanied by the athletic (
coaches, Miss Pepoon ahd Lloyd
Rinden, the basketball teams en-j
joyed dinner at Bailey's Cale in
Juneau last evening. After din-'
ner they attended the Capitol the- j
atre.
Members of tne girls’ team in
cluded in the party were: Astrid
■jiken. Stephanie Africa, Mary
F'aaroe, Jessie Fraser, Elsa Lun
iell, Phyllis Lund ell, Helen Pu
:.ch and Tyrra Wahto.
Boys included Rex Fax, Albert
Wilson, Dickie Kilburn, Roy Wil
iams, Clifton Hayes, Jimmy Doo
;an. Jack Mills, Albert Stragier,
ind Lloyd Guerin.
DOUGLAS YOUNG
LADIES GIVE
COLONIAL PARTY
The Misses Lucile Pepoon, Mar
garet Pimpcrton and Lee Thoma
were hostesses at a delightful and
unique Colonial bridge and thea
tre party at their home in Doug
las Tuesday evening.
Five tables of bridge were in
play. In awarding the prizes the
old-time country store idea was
utilized. Two points were valued
at one cent and the score cards
were used to "purchase" the arti
cles on display priced from five
cents to three dollars. The “fire
sale" brought a rush of customers
that cleaned out every item in
stock.
The lucky chair holders winning
prizes were Miss Margaret Rox
and Henry Langfeldt. Cut prizes
were won by the Misses Elizabeth
and Mamie Feusi.
After three tables of bridge were
played the guests attended the
performance of "The Thirteenth
Guest" at the Coliseum theatre.
Returning to the hostesses' home
delicious refreshments were served,
after which the evening’s pleasure
was rounded out by dancing.
