The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 22, 1929, Page 8

g TWB M AN AGER s fllIIIIHIIIIIIINIIIIIHHIII'IIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIl'IIHIHIIHIHIIIIIIIHM.IlllIIINllIIIIlIH|IIlII!IIlllIlIINII|l|HlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIII|IIIIImIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIHIIHI ARE ELEGTED@ Alaska Sisicuical Society 8 Holds Annual Meeting Here Last Night At the an Alaska His night in ( Anderson 3 was George S. Whi John Rev. o e 0 A T T . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 22, 1929. e o SHRINE CLUB ANNUAL BALL The Annuai Shrine Ball, the] Club that in the past has always been a big social event, will be| given tonight in the Scottish Rite| Temple. The affair tonight bids well to be an even greater success With what is concedesd finest ballroom in the Territory and with elaborate lounges and smoking rooms, the rew temple is | ideally suited for the comfort of! those attending the ball. ON TONIGHT than in the past. | o be the | 'JUNEAU CONCERN HAS I'SECURED AGENCY FOR | The Alaska Scente Views Juneau, Fred Ordway, (announced today that he has se- cured the agency for all of Al photo and kodiak films, plot pape for enlarging, etc. The Gevaert: iand the American head agency i in New York. Mr. Ordway i also authorized to place agen at all points in Alaska and wi {make appointments, to quests. are now recognized the worlc over, it is said, and has source providing the purest and lnghly developed raw mo: aska cof the Gevaerts products, | reliable firms or individuals making re- materials | The Alaska Scenic Views has also secured the agency of the Carl Zeiss binoculars which are } GEVAERTS PRODUCTS 1said ' to, be manufactured with many S‘mnrm ements. il e °f | MRS. DOROTHY MORGAN proprietor, RETURNING FROM EAST Dorothy Troy Morgan, has been visiting in the since last October, sailed o Mrs. lwho T | Bast s yearly affair of the Juneau Shrine|products are made In m,“"m,””" Vancouver last night and will S | Mrs. s arrive in Juneau Sunday. Morgan has been in New ork City and other New York tate. cities, the guest of her » Mrs. Robert W. Bender. Mr. Bender is manager of the |Schine Theatres, sixty in number |located in forty New York State The Gevaert. Company mo(luxlq\rmu extending from Gloversville 1|at the east to Buffalo at the west, and Mrs. Bender and Mrs. organ have spent sometime with im in the various towns. They All of the The powerful lights of the tem- {obtainable for photographic pur-|spent considerable time in New re-clected—Kar ple ball room have been subdued |Poses. | York city. dent Re to some extent and milady tonight | bl will not be blinded with the bril- Hance. { The ball comes as the second of | a series of three winter season nces that are sponsored by the Gov. Officio president Capt. Whit siding in Ca dunces hac mously elected ‘ E member of the ¢ at —| nsemble Costume Secretary was aske( in appreciation of his interes continuous service for the ben of the A ion. Capt. Whit was a charter memb DANCE SWEET J ewelry 8DoZ $1 EE ORANGES it | report indicated the I, i : nances to be in splendid IS Yaur Costume ewler 1 Yy has a cash balance of \ & 3 P ”9 ! : e ety It Will Pay You to Deal With “Us Masquerade Modern? have been atistactory. Up| o to January 1, 1 total of $7||T’ at had been received from tha New P b | £ & 1 ' 9 ew Patterns S ww.E PINEAPPLE | HERE’S HOW IT’S | RIPE OLIVES £ Moose Hall i ty has, in a quiet way, furnishe Reasonable Prices much information on historica T J AP o ixtra Large < T ma‘:ters to \'ario;ns institutions in| Broken Slices, Sweet DONE L‘E.:"l arge 250 Febifiil;fé[;AlY929 E the States. It has N « i QAT 85 very fine specimens and val- No. 2 cans : ; ¥ uable historical books for the Ter- 8 ane Lo C 3 Gold Leaf Medium Size 7 Finie Peissh for B itorial Mus d Library. 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