The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-07-25

from Seaside yesterday.
DR.. August Kinney returned last
night from trip to Portland,
A. F. Flagel. Portland councilman.
is at Seaside on legal business.
Miss Minnie Knutsen entertained a
few friends at her home last nign,
Attorney w, ], Donovan associate
counsel in the Smith trial, left for Port
land last night
]. F. Bashor. OF Grants Pass, is In
the city. the guest of his brother-in-
law, Dr.. T, L, Ball,
Mrs. j, c. Swope is entertaining her
ncther and brother Mrs, Borg and
Frank Borg. II Iieppner.
Alex Duncan found time to slip
away from Seaside yesterday and
spend the day in the city,
Mrs. +. o. Curran of 2T6 Tenth
street, has opened an ice cream stand
at Ocean park and is doing well,
Mrs. Richard Carruthers returned
this afternoon from a 10 days visit
with Mrs. Carlton Allen at Ilwaco.
Miss Mahle Jefters will go today to
Ealan,a, Wash, to attend the Cow
litz county teachers institute now in
session.
A letter from John Boscovich who Is
at st. Martins Springs, Wash. states
that he is greatly improved in health
and will be home soon.
Mrs. F. P. Kendall Of Seaside has
as her guest Mrs. Henry WeaSherbee
of San Francisco, who arrived yester-
day on the Columbia.
Mrs. viii Harmed who has been Wis
itipg at the home of her uncle, f. c.
LETTERS. for some days, returns TO her
home at kalama today.
George X. Rogers, champion chopper
of the woodmen OF the World for Ore
gon. has returned from Portland
where he attended the carnival,
Mrs. Herman Wise. Mrs. F. +.
Wright, and Mrs. John Festabend re-
turned from Portland yesterday after
attending the grand lodge convention
of the Degree of Honor.
The Thursday Afternoon club was
entertained by Miss Laura Fox this
week. Progressive tops was played.
Miss Ruth Garner winning first and
Miss Nan Reed consolation prizes.
Mrs. E. c. Holden returned yester-
day from few weeks visit in Oak
land, Cal. She was accompanied back
by her daughter, Mrs. c. M. Brink,
who will visit in the city for while.
r. NJ. Brayne of Youngs river falls
left last evening for Puget sound
where he will visit for week. His
daughter, Miss Mary Brayne, went up
TO Portland. She will return toinor-
row night.
E. H. Heintze, night operator for
the Western Union Telegraph office in
this city mas resigned, his resignation
to take effect August /. Mr.. Heintze
will work 'or the Southern Pacific and
he and Mrs. Heintze will leave for the
southern part Of the state early next
month
Mrs. A. v. Allen gave the second of
a series of parties yesterday afternoon
at her home on Franklin avenue.
Dominoes were played and the winners
we're Miss Dickensen first, Mrs. E. Y.
Ferguson second and Mrs. Mckenzie
consolation. At euchre on Thursday
Mrs. Thing captured first Mrs. G. c.
Flayel second and the consolation was
awarded to Mrs. Pilklngton. The
ladies who assisted on both occasions
were the Misses Talent, Crang, and
Cole. The decorations Of the parlors
and reception rooms were elaborate.
Delicate refreshments were served and
the many ladies present passed an en-
joyable time. ....
Mrs. Badollet entertained this week
in honor Of Miss Sutherland. The af-
ternoon was spent in guessing adver-
tisements, the lucky guesser being
Miss Sadie Sutherland, while Miss
Katie FlaveT received the consolation
prize. After a short musical program
refreshments were served on the pleas
ant east porch, and the guests then
enioyed themselves for a time with
games on the well kept lawn. Those
present were: Mesdames Narcotic,
Marrs, Ward, Sutherland, T. S. Trull-
niger. and Misses Sutherland, Lion
berger, Higgins. Katie Flavel, Reed,
Carnahan, Cole, Elmore, Floretta El-
more, Sadie Sutherland, Fox, Mable
Powell, Crang, West, Bess Reed, Vir-
ginia Nowlen, Loas Carnahan, Woods,
Ward of Portland, Bowlby, Taliant,
Shuman, Lucille and Master Herbert