The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-04
...SOCIETY...


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Mrs. Ernest Bross of Portland spent
the week visiting at Seaside,
Mrs. Nolan entertained number OF
her friends on Monday afternoon
Mrs Selden Hetzel of Portland spent
the week with her sister Mrs. +. u
Keuttner.
DR.. George A. Wood spent the week
in Portland attending the medical con-
vention.
Mrs. A. Stephenson gave colonial
marty ON Thursday evening in honor OF
her daughter. Stella.
Mrs H. W. Christensen and her sis
ter MISS Atiic Ciilt'I, shoNS ~
California to visit their mother.
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Mr. and Mrs. y. P. Sorenson and
children left for Portland on Friday
evening and intend to reside there.
Mrs. F. n. Jones has returned TO her
home in Portland after several weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. Pilkington.
DR.. George H Curfman and his
mother of Missouri visited at the home
of Captain G. w. Wood during the past
week.
Mrs. Charles Day and son Don Of
DAYTON, Ohio, have been the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Welch during
the past week.
Miss Madge Sovey returned from an
extended visit to Georgia on Wednes-
day. Miss Sovey enjoyed her trip very
much and during her stay there was
very delightfully."- entertained by the
many friends she made.
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Mrs. James Fox and daughter, Laura,
have gone to Portland to reside. They
will live at Tenth and Harrison streets
Miss Fox will be very much missed in
this city. especially in the musical cir
cles. where she was very popular.
Miss Floretta Elmore has returned
home after spending the summer IN
the east. While away Miss Elmore
travelled extensively. visiting friends In
several states. and not only enjoyed
the experience, but is very greatly inn
proved in health. E#E
Mrs. Alex. Bremner entertained a
number of the Methodist ladies on
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. G.
Fletcher of Michigan, who is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Charles Wright.
Flowers, games, conversation and
dainty refreshments were features of
the occasion.
Miss Margaret Higgins entertained
the members of the Thursday After
noon Club this week on Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Laura Fox
and Miss Marge Halstead. Those pres
ent spent an enjoyable afternoon play
ing the game of five hundred, Mrs. Ara
thur A. Finch winning the prize.
Misses Freida and Lola Foard gave
luncheon for few of their friends
on Wednesday afternoon. Sweet peas
and autumn leaves were used for the
decorations and those who were present
to spend pleasant afternoon were the
Misses Myrtle Shahour, Winifred Hig-
gins. Alice Wright, Hazel Stockton,
Inez Stockton, Hazel Robb, Julia Book,
Maude Van Dusen, Winifred Van Du-
sen. Sallie Gray and Louise Gray
Miss Bessie Reed is entertaining a
house party at Gearhart Park with Mrs.
Nelson Troyer and Mr.. and Mrs. Swep-
son Morton as the chaperones. The
party was Joined by a number of young
men last evening and all are having
delightful outing. Miss Reeds guests
are the Misses Loucile Cole, Florence
Ross, Mary Barry, Bertha Hobson, Ger
trude Barry, May Utzinger, Miss Lol-
ley of San Francisco. Miss Mastick Of
Portland and Nell Peterson of Port
land.
Miss Harriet Tallant and Mrs. Will
lam E. Tallant gave an outing party
to Youngs River falls on Tuesday on
the launch Elk" in honor of Miss
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