The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-07-18

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X. Osburn entertained over 100 ladies
at a brilliant afternoon yesterday. A
striking feature Of the decorations were
the flowers, arranged in clusters and
banked in luxuriant masses in the re-
ceptlon and card rooms and parlors.
The appointments throughout were sup
berb and the ladies were delighted with
the entertainment accorded them. Six
rdeees OF the Columbia orchestra fur
nished music Of an unusually excellent
character. At hearts prizes were won
by Mrs. o. F. Heilborn and Mrs. Ed.
Kuettner and at the other games that
the hostess so thoughtfully provided,
Mrs. Granville Reed and Mrs. Car
nahan carried off the honors. The la
dies who received and assisted Mrs. Os-
burn generally in entertaining were
Mesdames Ford. Lounsberry. G. n.
Thompson and Misses Sadie crang, Mar
garet Higgins, Frances Thomas, Maja
Fredrickson, Freda Ford, Margaret Tay
lor and Dorothy Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.gH Jones, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Lindbaek. Miss Erickson and Miss
seafeldt returned yesterday from an
outing az hong beach. $50
4 The many friends Of DE Lackey.
father Of Edward d. Lacker train dis
patcher on the A. 4 c. n. r.. will re-
gret 70 hear that he is lying at his sons
residence in a critical condition DR..
Lackey is retired physician, and has
resided in Astoria about two years.
W. S. Spencer, deputy supreme re-
gent of the Royal Arcanpm and A.
Keetch returned TO Portland last night,
after formally installing the Astoria
council Of the order
Il, Van Dusen spent yesterday in Sea-
side I
Atorhey Dell Smith returned to Port
land last night. He represented Mrs,
Mae Spencer in the divorce proceedings
against her husband. Thomas Spencer.
W r. Chutter returned from Port
land business trip last night.
DR., T, l.. Ball returned last night 1
from Albany, where he has been for
several days, His family will return |
next week.
b, A. Seaborg was here yesterday
form Ilwaco.
A. D. Charlton, assistant general
agent for the Northern Pa
cihc, went to Long beach yesterday ac-
conipanied by his family.
President Mohier, of the o. r. e N.
spent yesterday at Long beach.
Mrs. Reinhart and daughter, Mrs ].
E. Gratke, went to Portland last night,
Mrs, Reinhart to her home and Mrs.
iratke en- route for Seattle where she
will visit until her husband returns
rom the east. *@
Alf. Hammerstrom will go to the Il
,each today to accept the position Of
'ell-boy in the Seaside house. N
Rev. oscar ostrom has returned from
Blind slough where he has been staying
With friends.
NJ. Hardesty the electrician. goes to
>ortland this morning. His trip is one
9th of business and pleasure. The
usiness portion being to inspect and
procure additional electrical supplies
nd the pleasure end to visit the
voodmen Of the World carnival.
George X. Rogers, of the woodmen of
ne World, leaves for Portland this
forming to attend the Woodmen of the
World carnival is in progress in that
Ity. Today is Woodmen Of the World
ay at that festival. He win, while
one, visit several camps on either side
the Columbia river and as far east
Hood River and interest them in the
OF the World excursion to
his city on August 1sth. the first day
the regatta. esi