The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-19
SOCIETY NOTES.


The Mixes chase, Of Portland, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Frank Parker.
Miss Minnie. Lighter and Miss Elsie
Gilmore are visiting Mabel Taylor at
Flavei.
Miss Violet Bowlby Is visiting at
oearhart Park, the guest Of Miss Har-
riet Kinney.
Mrs. Arthur a. Finch has returned
from an extended visit at her old home,
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Miss Henrietta Eliot came over from
Long Beach Thursday and Is the guest
Of Miss Herriet Tallant.
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The Misses Flayel charmingly en-
;ertained a number of young ladies at
croquet Tuesday afternoon.
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ts.as Camilla Herr. who spent fort
night in the city. as a guest Of Miss
Minnie Lighter, left for her home In
Portland Friday morning.
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The lawn party Tuesday evening al
Mrs. II. q. Van Dusen's was a great
success socially as well as financially.
The grounds presented very pretty
appearance, lighted by Japanese Ian
terms.
The young ladies' who have been
chosen 10 act as maids to the queen
Of the regatta are Miss Harriet ial-
liant. Miss ElmOre. Miss Crang, Miss
Katie Fiavel. Miss Lionberger. Miss
Cole. Miss Lewis. Miss Reed. Miss He'll
born, Miss Copeland. Miss Hobson, MISS
Woods. Miss Bennett. Miss Sutherland.
Miss Higgins. Miss Halstead. Miss
3owlby. Miss Young. Miss Caroline
Young. Mrs. Harry Bell. Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Charles Calender and Mrs. Rob
ert WilsJs:. The prevailing color Of the
gowns for the occasion will be pink
and white.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Calender enter
tained their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Calender and Mr.. Mccall. at a dane
ing party Friday night at Hampton
The steamer Calender conveyed the
PARTY 10 and from Astoria, and glor-
lous time was reported by all fortu-
nate enough TO attend. Refreshments
were served about midnight. Those
who enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs. Calender
hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. r. F.
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Thing
Mrs. Harry Bell. OF Seattle. Mrs. Frank
Gum. of San Francisco. Misses ElmOre,
Palmer. Crang. Reed. Trenchard. Name
Lewis. Ohler, Woods. Heilborn. Cole,
Copeland. HObson. Bennett. Higgins,
Tallant. Halstead. Eliot: Messrs. Find
ley. Wilson, Bennett. Carruthers. Ast-
bury. Waldman. Woodfeld. Osburn.
Reed, Ohler Herr. Trullinger. Upshur,
Woods. Steel. Mclean. Gratke and De-
Kun.
The moonlight party given Monday
night by Miss Anita Trenchard proved
a very enjoyable affair. The Calender
was chartered for the occasion and af-
ter stopping at Knappton for a half
hour the party crossed over to this side
and went up above Tongue Point.
Those present were the Misses Tallant,
Harriet Tallant, Hobson. Copeland, FL
more. Heilborn. Sherman. Lewis, Flo
retta Elmore. Palmer. Halstead, Hig-
gins. Trenchard. Blinn. Norton, Cole,
Woods. Stockton and Bowlby; Messrs.
Carruthers, Mays. Mclean, Burnett,
Finch. Bennett. Findlay. Woods, Up
shur. Woodfleld. Wilson. Marrs. Mar
cote. Cloke. McCue and Badollet. Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rogers were the chaperones.
Mrs. A. ]. Taylor gave a tea and re-
ception In honor Of the Misses Tuttle.
Of Virginia, Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock on the Miller. The afternoon
was very pleasantly spent in playing
hearts. Those present were: Mrs. Geo.
Flavel. Mrs. J. T. Lighter, Mrs. P. A.
Stokes. Mrs. c. P. Urshur, Mrs. W. o.
Wilkinson. Mrs. S. Maddox. Mrs. Pu-
sey, OF Kentucky, Mrs. Tuttle. Mrs. ].
u. Higgins. Mrs. Bernard and Mrs.
Seeley, Of Portland; Misses Tuttle, El-
more, Palmer. Higgins, Halstead. Lion
berger. Flavel: Messrs. DR.. Hill Hast
ings. Lieutenant Cloke. Professor Tut
tie. Warren. Seeley. Turney. Misses
Lighter, Elsie Elmore and Mabel Tay-
lor assisted.