The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-05
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES
Social Events Of the Past Week
in Astoria.
SEVERAL BRILLIANT AFFAIRS
The Near Approach Of the Ienten Sea.
son Will Check Many Contemplat.
ed Social Events Until After
the Season.

Mrs. Charles Richards and two chill
aren and Miss Pearl Cole have gon,
to Seaside where they will remain for
some time.
Mr., and Mrs. VIII Bell have arrived
from Stanley, Ore, and expect to re-
side In Astoria.
Mrs, Oscar Wilson spent part of the
week with friends in Cathlamet.
James W. welch has returned from
a months visit to Hot Lake. Mrs,
welch stopped in Portland but will re-
turn home in a few days
Miss Hannah Adair will entertain
the young ladies bridge whist club on
Monday afternoon.
The ladies of the Friday Afternoon
Club spent pleasant afternoon with
Mrs. George ". Sanborn on Friday.
Mrs. Swartz will entertain the ladies
Of Holy Innocents Guild and their
friends on Monday afternoon at her
home on Thirty-third street.
The members of the Every Fort
Night Club win not hold any more
meetings for the present.
The Pioneer Euchre Club will be en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Pfaei ON next Friday evening.
A large number OF the friends of
Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon rendered
them surprise party on last Satur-
day evening at their home In East AS
toria and all spent a most enjoyable
evening.
Miss Hannah Adair was the enter
taiuer of the Thursday Afternoon Club
this week at her home in East Astoria.
Five hundred was the game provided
Tor the amusement Of those present
and Miss Olga Hilborn and Miss Violet
BowIby We're the prize winners.
The Sunday school pupils OF Holy
Innoeents chapel were entertained by
Rev. William Seymour Short and their
teachers on Saturday afternoon.
The members of the Degree of Hon
or lodge gave very enjoyable dance
and social on Thursday evening in the
A. o. U. W. hall. The ladies' who
helped to make success of the AFFAIR
were Mesdame. Louis Hartwig. Geo.
W. Morton, Nelson, Porter and Mat
tson.
Mrs. Martin Foard entertained a
number Of her friends with a Bridge
Whist party on Wednesday afternoon
IN honor of Mrs. Wilson of Seattle.
and violets were used for
the decoration of the rooms throughout
the Foard residence on Seventeenth
street and Mrs. Thomas Ryrie and
Mrs. Frank Patton were the fortunate {
winners OF the prizes. Ii
Mrs. H. Christensen entertained a
arge number Of her friends very de-
ightfully on Tuesday afternoon. Pink 4
carnations were used for the decora- g
ions and euchre was the game pro-
7ided for the amusement of those pres
mt. y
A large number Of the ladies of East L
astoria were entertained by Mrs. Vos-
'urg on Wednesday afternoon. Each =
;uest brought a photo of herself, taken r
/ number Of years ago, and when the \
'hotos We're exchanged around among u
hose present Miss Ida Painter and :
drs. Foster Of Fort Stevens won the fl
'rizes for guessing who were the own
Ts Of the photos and then all present o
iad their photographs taken. - -
The ladies Of st. Mary's Catholic "
hurch gave a card party on Tuesday Il
or their friends in st. Marys hall and a
hose present enjoyed themselves play. q,
ng whist, at which Miss Bessie O'Con- b.
lor, Miss Theresa Gramms, Mr. Loy- n
III and Mr.. Lightfoot were the fortu- r.
late contestants. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Roberts and n,
DR.. and Mrs. F. D. Kuetner gave a card "
nd dancing party for large number s.
( their friends in the Odd Fellows -,
all on Friday evening and the affair II
roved itself to be the most enjoy Il
be evening party ever given in the 81
ity. The ladies present all wore a
andsome evening costumes and the n
IabOrate decorations Of the hall all u
made very pleasing sight =
he card room was separated from the .
ancing room by fishnet and an arch
.ay which was decorated with laurel
rms, cypress, butterflies and red CHI
ese lanters While the dancing room
as decorated with Indian baskets and .
'srgreens. The refreshment room was
seorated with ferns and screens.
Mrs. Kuetner and Mrs. Roberts were
owned in beautiful white evening
)stume, and made charming most.
'ses. Progressive euchre was the
anne played by the card players and q
le handsome prizes were won by Mrs
owes Mrs. A. NJ. Smith and Walter
Obj Each one received a handsome