The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-04

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W Barker. Thompson, Stokes. Fergu-
son, A. Fulton. ], Fulton. Houston.
Flavel Troyer, Kinney. E,more. Van
Dusen, Trenchard, Gratke, Gilman,
Rogers. Parker, Ryrie. Finch. Richard
son, Smith. Tuttle, A. Kinney, Marrs,
Lewis, NJ. Calender, {. Calender, A,
V. Allen, Stine and r j. Taylor.
Mr.. Thomas $. Bryce and Miss Kate
Baird We're united in marriage yester-
day at the residence Of the brides pa
ents, Mr., and Mrs. c. Baird. 40i
Tenth street, Portland. Ore. The we'd
ding party was composed OF the family
and friends Of :he bride ana groom.
The bride was atgired in a delicate
gray crepe de chene,s trimmed In
beautiful rich lace. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with profusion
OF white and purple l.acs. oregon
grape and cut flowers. Miss May Cold
we'll rendered LohengrSn' Wedding
March," and the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev, Or, Blackburn.
was beautiful and impressive, The
best wishes OF host of friends follow
the newly married couple to their fu-
ture home in Skagway. Alaska.
The Teachers Association met yes
teriay at 10 o'clock a. m. in the olney
school. President Clark presiding. II
proved to be OF great interest to The
teachers present. as many subjects,
bearing on their relation 10 the chill
dren. and the children's parents. We're
discussed. The meeting adjourned un-
til the opening OF the fall term.
Thomas Bryce. formerly OF this city,
and Miss Kate Baird were married at
noon yesterday at the residence of the
brides parents at Portland. They left
last night for skagway, Alaska, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs A. " Allen entertained the
Afternoon Club Friday aft
ernoon in honor of her sister. Miss
Gilbert.
A splendid time Is pronounced by
ALL Following were present;
Mrs. Finch, Mrs. Ridehalgh, Mrs.
John Trullinger, Mrs. Stine. Mrs.
Thing, Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. West, Mrs. Marrs. Miss Tallant,
Miss Sutherland, Miss Crang, Miss
Heilborn. Miss Bennett, Miss Reed, |
Miss Cole, Miss Max.
Two pretty surprises occurred at the /
Mcclure school last week in honor of
.he birthday OF two popular teachers
The pupils Of Miss Elizabeth McCann,
If the fourth grade, on Tuesday after
loon, and of Miss May Utzinger, Of |
he sixth grade, on Friday afternoon,
anne provided with refreshments and
illed with fun. Both occasions were
,uceessful and heartily enjoyed
4 delightful May Dav festival given |
~ the St Agnes Guild girls Of the |
Episcopal church called out large |
number Of Astoria's most fashionable |
people. Those who participated in the
program were: Instrumental solo, Mrs.
n. A. Marrs, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. c. r. ]
vocal solos. Miss Alice Woods,
Miss Bess Reed, Mrs. Frank Spittle
The girls netted neat little sum OF
money by their delicious ice-eream,
cake and candies.
The ladies of Pocahontas entertained
the members of Concomly tribe of Red
Men Friday evening at their hall. The
feature Of the evening was a bean bag
game in which Miss Laura Seafeldt |
won first prize and Mrs Albert Grauss
the BOBBY prize. During the entertain
nent an excellent supper was served.
Coming events-Afrs. Fishers house
warming Saturday afternoon.
Physical Culture Saturday night to
decide on continuing the club and
leaders to be employed.
A ping-pong social given by the
Presbyter1ans tonight.
The society column for Sunday is
improving. 1t was compelled to omit
a few in today's issue, but in future
more are desired. Every citizen know
ng Of or participating in social events
IS especially requested to report them.
Mrs. w A. Peterson and family who
nave been occupying Mr.. F. P. Ken
lall's residence on the hill for the
'ast few months, have returned to
heir home in Portland
Mr.. T. A Long has been visiting
Icross the river for a few days. on
lis return he will accept position
With the Western Union in Portland.
Mrs. A. J. Richards entertained a
arge number Of young people Tues
lay evening, during which an elabo-
ate musical program was carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Utzinger have
emoved to their new home between
'hird and Fourth, on Bond.
80
Miss Grace MacCormac, Of Coos Bay,
, visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
FRS. A. J. MacCormac.
Mrs. Willis Duniway, of Portland. is |