The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-07-30
Social and Personal
Capt. W. l.. GRAY Of Portland is N

Capt, w, L. Gray Of Portland is in
the city, :
r, Il, Dyer OF the Clatsop MN co,
is in Portland,
NJ. German of Cathlamet spent yes
terday in the city.
Mrs, L, L. Perry is entertaining her
sister Miss Rogers.
w. W, Curtis returned to Tillamook
ON the Elmore yesterday.
Miss Mabel Ayers of Portland Is
spending the sumner at Seaside,
DIR, L. r. Bah returned yesterday
from an outing at Elk Creek,
Mr., ani Mrs. George conor OF Duns-
muir CAL. are visiting in the city,
Mrs, ]. L, Sutherland and daughter
were Portland visitors yesterday,
E. NJ. Grimes was among the Sea-
side visitors in the city Wednesday,
Albert Dunbar and Collector w. l..
Robb spent yesterday on the west side.
Messrs McGregor and Hildebrand re-
turued last night from a Portland vis-
IL.
Herman Wise returned last night
from the grand council Of Red Men
held at Oregon City.
Miss Caldwell who has been the guest
of Mrs. A A. Finch. will return to San
Francisco on Saturday.
H. Crohn, The well known business
man has returned from wilhoitSprings
where he went to benefit his health.
S. T. Ellis is to be the new manager
for the local office of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. He will ar
rive lext week.
Mrs. Mckinley of San Francisco,
who has been the guest of Mrs. w. II.
Tohin. at Fort Stevens. leaves for her
home on Saturday.
Chas. A. Campbell has returned
from Hot Lake. Mrs. Campbell will
remain there for some time. Her
health shows improvement.
Mrs H. Steele, wife Of Capt. Steele
of Fort Stevens. has returned home af-
ter an absence of two months visiting
friends on the sound and at Fort Fla
gler.
Mrs. W. H. Tobin was hostess at a
charming luncheon yesterday after
noon at Fort Stevens. which was at
tended by number OF ladies from AS
toria Among the guests were Mrs. A.
A. Finch, Mrs Mcconnell, Miss Gold
well Mrs. Humphreys and Miss Hum
phreys. Miss Floretta Elmore, Mrs.
Force, Miss Mckinley.
personals
Judge Ruben p. Boise of Salem ac-
companied by his sister arrived in the
city yesterday. Miss Boise will remain
here during the summer. At one time
Judge Boise was chief justice of Ore
gon and the distinction of having serv-
ed on the bench for a period Of half a
century belongs to him. He is now
judge in equity on the circuit court
bench.
AT the Grace Episcopal church yester
day afternoon Miss Adelia NJ. Casey
was united in marriage to Mr.. Clarence
E. Turner, Rev William Seymour
Short officiating. The bride was given
away by c. S. Wright, Miss Margaret
,, Laws was bridesmaid and T. u. Fer
guson acted as best man. At the con-
, clusion Of he ceremony delightful
wedding banquet was served, which
was attended by a few friends and
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner will
make their home in this city.
Mrs. Edward H. Heintze, who will
! move to southern oregon next week,
gave a farewell musicale to her piano
pupils at her home on Franklin aven-
ue yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Heintze
delighted her young guests by playing
ing several numbers. among them be-
ing Racing down the Rapids" and
Cathedral Chimes" by Lawrence.
Light refreshments were served and
games played. Mrs. Heintze and her
class have become greatly attached
during their associations as teachers
and pupils and the regrets at parting
are mutual.