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J. F. Warner of Wassilla is stop
ping at the Hotel Anchorage.
Mrs. Maud Cattle of the Style Shop,
has opened a branch store in Cordova.
Mrs. T. J. Barton and Mrs. T. R.
Barton, of Kings river, are guests at
the Hotel Anchorage.
H. T. Fowler is remodelling and
fitting up larger office rooms for the
Admiral line office in the Fowler
building.
Mrs. Vic Blodgett and Miss Deedie
Blodgett of Knik are visiting in An
chorage for a few days and are guests
at the Hotel Morrison.
Wm. Martin will leave tomorrow on
the launch Swan for Knik en route to
the Willow creek district, where he
has extensive mining interests.
Alex McDonald, agent for the Alas
ka Steamship company at Seward, ac
companied by Mrs. McDonald, are vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Tracy for a
few days.
The executive committee of the An
chorage Woman’s club will hold week
ly meetings every Thursday after
noon at the Chamber of Commerce
throughout the summer.
Anton Stander, a well known Alas
kan, is making arrangements to spend
the summer months in the Cache creek
district and he and family will leave
Anchorage the first of the week for
McDougal.
Excavation work has started on the
new Dohrmann-Herning building on
lot 8 in block 26. The plans call for
a one-story frame building with a 25
foot frontage on Fourth avenue and
upon completion will be occupied by
the Dohrmann-Herning Hardware
company.
■the Masonic lodge of Anchorage
held a continued session yesterday af
ternoon and last night. Capt. F.
Mears, T. B. Watson, W. R. Manning
and J. T. Cunningham completed the
third degree and luncheon was served
in the evening. Both meetings were
well attended.
From present indications it looks as
though Memorial Day, May 30th,
would pass unnoticed in Anchorage
unless some of the lodges take up the
matter and prepare a program in com
memoration of the event. Last year
the Elks of Anchorage had charge of
the program, which was creditable.
The banks and federal offices will be
closed that day and a baseball game
is scheduled for the afternoon, other
wise nothing has been done in honor
of Decoration Day.
Igido No. 15, Pioneers of Alaska,
met at Robarts’ hall last night and
conferred the honor of a life member
ship on Prof. Herschel G. Parker.
Following the initiation Prof. Parker
gave a very interesting description of
his many exploration adventures and
spoke at length on the possibilities of
Mt. jflcKinley National park as an as
set to Anchorage. He also briefly
mentioned the wonderful resources
contiguous to this city and especially
the vast placer mining districts of
streams in that territory.
Mrs. F. A. Hansen came in from
Potter creek and will remain in the
city over Sunday and is a guest at the
Crescent.
Steamer Mariposa reached Cordova
at 11 o’clock this morning and is due
in Anchorage Monday night or Tues
day morning.
A movement is under way to ap
propriately observe Flag Day, June
14th, in Anchorage, and the Woman’s
club and Elks club are working to
gether toward this end. The mem
bers of the committees, Mrs. V. S.
Murphy, Mrs. J. G. Watts and Mrs. E.
M. Culbertson for the Woman’s club
and E. M. Culbertson and J. E. O’Reil
ly and E. L. Bedell for the Elks, are
requested to meet at the home of Tem
ple Murphy next Monday evening at 8 [
o’clock to further discuss the program |
and other important matters relative ■
to the occasion.
Word was received yesterday by j
Joe Spenard that his house and im-:
provements at Lake Spenard were
burned to the ground Thursday night. |
The loss is total and amounts to about i
$2,000, with no insurance. It is j
thought that the fire originated from j
carelessness by some fishermen or
hunters who were seen in the neigh
borhood the day of the fire and an ef
fort will be made to ascertain their
identity. The house and other mater
ial improvements, including a hard I
wood dance floor, were only erected j
'last year and Mr. Spenard had elab- j
orate plans formed for several fetes
to take place there this summer.
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PARTY COMPLIMENTARY
TO MRS. J. E. ROBARTS
In honor of Mrs. J. E. Robarts, who
leaves within a few days for Seattle
to visit her daughter Mona, Mrs. J.
Wilbur Ward and Mrs. Fred Tolley en
tertained at bridge yesterday after
noon at Mrs. Ward’s residence on
Sixth avenue. The Ward home was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and the subdued lighting scheme was
especially effective.
There were six tables at bridge and j
Mrs. J. G. Watts won first prize, with
the consolation going to Mrs. W. R.
Manning. Following bridge a two- ]
course luncheon was served. Among
the guests were Mesdames Robarts,
Balch, Watts, Watson, McDonald,
Manning, Locke, Warner, Courtney,
Reedy, Brown, Longacre, Ridgeway,
Benedict, Cribb, Shaw, Bayless, Jaffe,
Tiffany, Fleischmann, Robinson,
Mears, Smith, Thompson and Miss
Dickey and Miss Byles.
Upon leaving the guests all wished
Mrs. Robarts a pleasant journey and
a speedy return to the city, where she
is so deservedly popular.
Our stock of Singer sewing ma
chines is going fast. Call at once and
get special price. C. 15. Wark. 55
Are you going fishing ? We have
the goods. Bolte Hdw. Co. Phone
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VARIOUS CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Morning service at II o’clock. Sun
lay school at 12 m. Evening service at
B o’clock. Come and spend part of
the day in church.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
First mass at 8:30 a. m.; second
mass at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at
11:30 a. m. Rosary, instruction and
benediction at 7:30 p. m.
Week-day mass at 7:30 a. m.
ALL SAINST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
8:00 a. m.—Holy communion.
11:00 a. m.—Holy communion first
Sunday in month.
11:00 a. m.—Morning prayer except
first Sunday.
12:15 p. m.—Sunday school.
7:30 p. m.—Evening prayer.
APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH.
The church of the full gospel. East
B, between 5th and 0th streets. Ser
vices, Sunday afternoon 3 o’clock;
evening at 8 o’clock. Street meeting
at 7 p. m. at 4th and C streets.
Week days—Tuesdays and Thurs
days at 8 p. m. Come Jesus’ loving
invitation.
THE PEOPLE’S CHURCH.
Judge Fred M. Brown will be the
speaker of the evening at the People’s
church, corner of G and Fifth, Sunday.
His address on “Right and Wrong
Ways of Seeking Justice” will be fol
lowed by an open discussion. The
program promises to be unusually in
teresting.
At 7:.'!0 Rev. Jack Dunstan will con
duct a short service after which Judge
Brown will speak. A cordial invita
tion is extended to all.
DOINGS IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Most of yesterday’s session was j
taken up with the evidence in the Bal
aich vs. Demisoff case, which was con
tinued until this morning.
Eva Revel 1 was granted divorce
from Harry E. Revel 1.
Court convened again at 10 o’clock
this morning.
AT THE EMPRESS.
This Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
May 26, 27 and 28, three photo-plays
of compelling interest are to be pre
sented at the Empress theatre, each
play having an eevning for itself.
From the Kleine-Edison feature ser
vice, Viloa Dana, in “Children of Eve,”
a very interesting drama ni five parts,
followed by a comedy overflowing with
laughs will be the features this Satur
day evening.
Sunday evening, a beautiful pictur
ization of Margaret Turnbull’s emo
tional dram of justice and romance,
entitled “Stolen Goods,” featuring
Blanche Sweet, is to be the offering.
The play can safely be recommended
without reserve as a more than ordin
arily interesting picture as it keeps
in pretty close touch to the true rela
tionships of life and actual experience.
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It satisfies the spectator that it re
sembles reality. Yet the high quality
hangs as much and perhaps more, on
character delineation by the players
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producer’s arrangement.
Hearst-I’athe News, together with
“Stolen Goods,” surely offers a very
enjoyable Sunday evening entertain
ment. <•
Monday evening, May 28, a drama
of thrills, sensations and romance,
“The Two Orphans,” in which appear
the talented actress, Theda Bara, as
sisted by Jean Sothern and William E.
Shay, will be the feature in all of its
overwhelming magnificence.
“The Two Orphans,” which differs
radically from the stage version in
power, life and color, calls for the
services of an altogether exceptional
cast, headed by Theda Bara and Jean
Sothern as Henriette and Louise, the
the “two orphans.” The part of Hen
riette is a radical departure from the
vampire parts with which Miss Bara’s
name has become associated both in
America and in Paris. Her splendid
artistry, however, lenders the French
actress capable of giving an unusually
powerful rendition of the character
and she succeeds admirably in bring
ing out the deep emotional side of
Henriette.
“The Two Orphans” has long been
known as a classic of the stage. Kate
Claxton will be remembered by many
as the favorite actress who immortal
ized “The Two Orphans” on the speak
ing stage. Hut now as picturized, it
is seen in a new form. The author
of this world-famous drama would
hardly recognize his play as produced
for the screen so vital and virile a
thing has it become through the skill
ed direction of Herbert Brenon and
the wonderful effects of skilled camera
work and production. Pathe News,
with its important events of recent oc
currence, will be flashed on the screen
as an introduction to “The Two Or
phans.” Ilf)
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