The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-07-26

A. Writ went TO Portland last nigh,
TO remain over tomorrow,
II Ray Jones vent 20 Portland last
night to spend a few days,
Mrs, ". z. Singleton OF Portland is
visiting her sister, Mrs, 4, Nj, Smith,
\ Miss Florence Turner is in the city
from her summer home on the wallu-
ski.
/ H. Glaze and family so to Portland
this morning where they viii hereaf-
ter reside,
4 Mrs Devlin ana niece Miss Nan
Rabies returned yesterday from vis-
II to Portland.
J.. Adrian Epping came down yester-
day from Portland and will go over
| to North Beach today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Allen will
leave for their cottage, Red Rock, Can
non beach on Tuesday.
f. N. Smith has returned from Till
amook where he has been in the inter
ests of the Eiler piano house.
Miss Getti wasserman is in the city
| from Portland visiting Mrs. l. Berg
man. The ladies are cousins.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus Crosby OF
Roise have been in the city for the past
| few lays. Today they are on the COAST
Miss Mabel Jones is in the city from
Mcdford visiting her brother r. ".
| JoGes. depot agent for the A. & c, r..
r..
Mrs. ]. {. Utzinger and son Edward
went to Seattle yesterday. They will
visit Mrs utzinger's son. Albert, who
resides there.
Mrs. Blew arrived yesterday from
Junction City to visit her sons John
and Dick Blew. conductors on the A
n e. r. r.
Miss Nellie Halferty who has been
with friends in the city and on the west
side sine the fourth win leave for her
home in Markham, Wash. this even
ing.
The Saturday club was entertained
by Miss Frederickson yesterday. The
house was beautifully decorated for the
occasion and light refreshments
were served. Miss Grace Stokes won
first prize dt the games.
Miss Evelyn o'Hara who has been
visiting at Warrenton and Hammond
this month was honored with farewell
dancing party at Warren's hall, War
renton, last evening Miss O'Hara will
leave this evening for Markham. Wn.,
where she resides.
Mrs. ]. D. Sutherland entertained
yesterday afternoon In honor of
Madam Jane Sutherland Animal
drawing was the leading feature of
the occasion, first prize being won by
Mrs Emil Hammerstrom and Mad
am Michael Nowlen was awarded
second. The ladies present We're:
Mesdames Nowlan, Badolet, Sanborn,
Thomson. Holden, Tallant, A. Van Du-
sen, Carnahan, Reed, McCormac, CD.
Trenchard. B. Van Dusen, ]. Fox, Os-
burn, Hammerstrom, Dan Allen, w. s.
Ward, Marrs. Delicate refreshments
we're served.
An elaborate lawn social was given
by Miss Margaret Higgins yesterday al
ternon. The day was beautiful and
the arrangements were elegant. Spin
ming tops was played on the lawn and
refreshments were served in the house.
Those who won at tops were: Miss Tai
liant, first; Mrs. Frank Spittle, second.
The guests were: The Misses Flavel,
Katie Flavel, Bennett, Ruth Garner
Ida Leinenweber, Maude Stockton. Bes
sic Ross, Mclean, Habersham, Lem
on, West Ohler, Crang, Elizabeth |
Busey, Tallant, Floretta Gilmore, Cole,
Woods, Fox, Bowlby. Caldwell, Morgan
Campbell, Powell, Sutherland, Estes,
and Mesdames Ridehalgh, Thing, Finch |
Spittle, C. r. Higgins, Narcotic and
Carruthers. Those who assisted Miss |
Higgins were Misses Lolo Foard, lsa-
bel Beckwith, Winnie and Maud Van
Dusen and Winnifred Higgins.
Following are the guests who were
at the home Of Mrs. A. "
Allen Thursday afternoon: Mesdan1es
Allen, Neuman, Maddox, Galloway
A. Van Dusen, H. g. Van Dusen, Bren-
hom, c. J. Trenchard, Sutherland,
stokes, TaIlant, Sanbon, George, os-
burn, =. w. tulton, " ~ H"'
J. A. Fulton, Herman Prael West
Marrs, Ryrie, Parker, George G. Fla
vel, Pilkington, Heilborn, Dunbar.
Thing, ]. H. Smith, H. C. Smith, Fish
er. Tuttle, Richardson, Frederick, Trul
finger, sharpstein, Troyer, Lounsberry,
Thompson, Morgan, Robb, Kuettner,
w. I. Chutter, Geo. Caldwell, McCon-
nell, Brooks, Ward, Ridehalgh, ]. G.
Megler and Misses Stanyan and Lion
burger. The guests on Friday were: