The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-29
ASTORIA SOCIETY.
An Epitome of Society Happenings the
Past Week.

1 F&ae "SSNs
| Mrs, NJ. Mckenzie entertained Few
OF her friends on Friday afternoon.
Harry f. Cherry OF Portland visiteJ
his parents in this city ON Tuesday
Mrs. Anna Fulton was the entertain.
er of the Friday afternoon club thi;
week.
Mrs. C. Nj. Cellar and son Fentor
have gone to California TO visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Leahy have
returned from their wedding trip to
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Jordan OF San Ga.
briel. Cal, are in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis ]. Trenchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts were
the entertainers of the Every Fort
night club on Friday evening.
The members Of the whist club will
be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs Dun
woody on next Thursday evening,
Charles H. Abercrombie has returned
from Montana, where he went to be
with his mother during her last III
ness.
The members OF the Thursday Aft
ernoon club anticipate spending a
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Richard
Carruthers next Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. Cordlner entertained few
OF her friends on Wednesday after
noon. Games were played by those
present after which refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 2. Ferguson and Mr..
and Mrs. J. n. Griffin entertained the
members the Semi M Monthly Eucnre
club on Friday evening at the home
OF Mr.. Ferguson. Mrs Ella Sharp
tein assisted in entertaining the guests
and prizes were won by Mrs. Carlton
Allen, Mrs. Frances Dunwoojy, Mrs.
Charles Heilborn and Mr.. Charles
Houston.
The first elaborate entertainment Of
the new year was given by Mrs. w. Il.
Schimpff and Mrs. r. J. Piikington on
wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Schimpff on Fourteenth street.
The rooms throughout the residence
were deliberately decorated with ferns
and potted plants and those present
spent pleasant afternoon playing six.
handed euchre, at which Mrs. Frances
Dunwoody, Mrs. Richard Carruthers
and Mrs. Martin Foard were the for
tunate prize winners. The catering
was attended to by Mr.. Hoeher ami was
very much appreciated by those pres
ent.
Mrs. Pilkington and Mrs. Schimpfi
were assisted in entertaining and re-
,eiving their guests by the Mesdames
J. f. Higgins, E. J. Ferguson, Walter
Charles Houston, Richard
orael, Charles Calendar, Charles
and the Misses Pearl Cole, !
Winifred Higgins, Hazel Robb and
Mildred Smith, while those present TO
njoy the hospitality Of Mrs. Pilking.
on and Mrs. Schmpff were: Mesdames
Albert V. Allen, Carlton Allen, Daniel
Allen, Edward Baker, Charles s.
Brown, Charles A. Coolidge, Charles
Richard Carruthers, Norman
Galloway, Fl. w. Christensen, Ralph
Dyer, Francis Dunwoody, Albert Dun
ar Edward Ferguson, George c. Fla
el, Martin Foard, Robert Foster Arth.
r Fulton, John N. Griffin Aubrey Gar.
er, George Fl. George, Richard Hab-
rsham, ]. e. Higgins, Charles He'll
'orn, Otto Heilborn Charles Houston,
:. d. Kuettner, Walter Lounsberry
william Logan, Samuel Maddox
,orman Marrs, Swepson Mortor,
quincy Newman, Frank Parker Fred
rick Prael, Richard Prnel, Thomas
lyric, Charles Richardson, Charles
logers, Walter Robb, George Roberts,
ieorge Sanborn, Nellie Swift, Donald
stuart, John II. Smith, Albert M.
jmith, Henry Smith, Ella sharpstein,
William Sherman, Philip A. Stokes.
Iben Tallant, Nathaniel Talent, Elmer
rhayer Jay Tuttle, Ammon Taylor,
'erry Trullinger, Hustler Van Duzen
'renham Van Duzen, A. Van Duzen,
ames Welch, George Wood and the
disses Pearl Cole, Helen Dickinson.
trace Moore, Ruth Garner and Alice
Wood.