The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

Three dances are scheduled 20 take
place during the next three weeks, The
Astor club Wal give party On Thanks
giving eve while she CStiHion Club, ~
Gently reorgaulzei. WaU eno,vtain IN
the evening ot Ds>embeC 6 ClNSSy fSl-
lowing viii couls the Assembly Club
hal. Society s tN1kag rorwad 20
lowing will come the Assembly Club
nnary interest, and all VIII be largely
attended. Dancers vii he pleased o.
learn that the Cot.lllon club has been
rsdrganined. for the ptrt.es given by
that club have always provd success-
cul
The tea ana sale q fancy articles
Esvcn at the res,jerce Il Airs. {. W,
Fulton Friday afternoon ana cven'ng,
by the ladies of III Monday Club q
the Presbyterian church proved an in
terezing event, and society was oW en-
fDrce The beautiful Aoma was pretti-
ly decorated In white and yellow and
both afternoon end evening the large
parlors were thNonged. FiD1ncially the
sale was quite sypossssful and a sub
stantial sum was netted for the church,
Not the least important feature of the
entertainment was war dame, which
was executed with all the embellish-
mSFs customary on uS0aSions u the
kind. Tlrose who eooS part IN the orgies
were Mr.. Duncan Stuart. agent for the
Indians: Herman Bellrner. Frank Wood
cid. Burr osburIl Austin Osburn. Bert
Grifftfs. Fred Fulton and Randall
Reed (squawl. Then there were sleigh-
q hand performances by Masters OF
10 Utzinger and Prcctor Thomson and
coon specialsies by Maude Ross, Ethes
Ellsworth and Tvor Ross, which afford
ed much merTiment.
The paror entertainment included
several pleasing vocal and instrumental
numbers, the participants being Ms
Quo Heuboru. Mr.. Narcotic. Mss Lau-
"a McCann. Mss Claussen. Mrs. J. T.
Ross, Mr. Charles HaAderm1n ami Miss
HaAs,ead Miss Laura Fox was tine ar
cumpanist. The committees 10 which
are due the credit for the sicress of
the entertainment were: Reception
Mr.. and Mrs. MarcOcte. Mrs. H. D.
Thing Mrs. J. c. Davies, Mrs. Ststvens,
Mrs. W. c. Logan and Mrs p. A.
Stokes. Parlor entertainment-Mrs Al
bert Dunbar. Miss Badollet, and Mrs.
Frank Patton. Retrashments--Mrs. H.
F. Prasl. Mrs. ]. A. Fulton, Mrs. He'll
born. Mrs. August G Kinney, Mrs. H.
c. Thompson. Mrs. Al Rickaris and
Miss Garner. Sale committee-Mrs. Nel-
son Troyer. Mrs. A. 5 Tee. Ms. G. W.
I.ounsb=rry. Mrs Duncan Stuart and
Mrs. Swift. Attic enter1ainment-Mrs.
P. A .Trullinger and Mrs. John H.
Smith.
Puritan Day" al the Womln's Club
Eas Observed yesterday aftern on, when
I program Of exc cpt,IDal merit was
rendered Quotations were from Miles
Seandish. Miss Emma Warren Official
ed as chairman. Apart from the en-
tertalning musical rend.tions. three
papers treating Of Pur,tan,sm were pre-
sented. by Mss Garner. Mrs. Kate stu
art and Margaret Grant Barry. A hap
py surprise was The appearance Of Mrs.
GeOrge H. George. Mrs. Samuel Mad
dock. Mrs W 5. Kinney and Mss Llt-
tie Rennert in costume. The following
pr0gam was rendered:
Quartetts ..............-........s-.
Mrs. George II. George Mrs.
Samul M4dd ck. Mrs ". ;.
Kinney, Miss Bennett.
Paper .......... His .ury VI Pur tin.sm"
Miss Garner
Pape- 90. The Story ~ Miles SIndlsA
Mrs Kate stuart.
Due. .............." The r. I'm Fa-ler
Mrs Kinney AMI Ms Bennett
Papa- ........." "Purtans In Literature
Margaret Grant Barry.
Trio. ......"Tne Wanderers Gre Z Ig
Mrs Maddox, Mrs Kinney
and Mrs. George.
Acc -nuln.s Mrs. Ora Baker
Mss Hsls.=aI entertained a numbe-
Of friends at a progressive uchre party
On Mgnday evening. The party was
held II PAGE hall. During n. evening
Miss HalsteaIs guests danced tor a
few hours, at the conclusion 4 cards.
The prlz=s offered @ the most prop
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