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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-14
ASTORIA SOCIETY.
Several Parties and Receptions Held
During the Week.

Miss Elsie Larson OF Portland was
the guest Of Mrs. Jennie Busey dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. F. A. Fisher and Mrs. Oscar
Wilson and daughter have returned
from short visit to Mt. Tabor.
Miss Resha FowlqA. who assised
with the Epworth League concert on
Thursday evening is cousin OF Mrs.
William Schofleld OF East Astoria and
during her stay in Astoria she was
Mrs. Schoheld's guest.
A few OF the intimate friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Taylor spent Thurs
day evening with them In honor OF
Mr.. Taylor's birthday.
Mrs. Norman Marrs entertained the
young ladies Of the Thursday After
noon Club this week. Euchre was the
game played by those present and the
fortunate prize winners were Mrs.
Charles Heilborn, Miss Alice Wood
and Mrs. John Rogers Of Portland.
Mr.. Frederickson entertained a num-
Der Of young people on Monday even
ing at his home in East Astoria.
Music and refreshments were enjoyed
by those present and they We're Miss
Eva Holmes, Mrs. Clara Reames, Mr..
Micksy VIII Laws, Mr.. La Blanc and
DR.. Frederick.
The members Of the Semi Monthly
Euchre Club spent a delightful even
ing on Friday with DR.. w. C. Logan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry @. MCGOWAN
at DR.. Logan's residence in this city.
Washington wild flowers were used
for the decorations of the rooms and
at the close of the card playing de-
licious luncheon was served. Mrs.
Charles Calender, Mrs Carlton Allen,
and DR.. A. A. Finch were the fortu-
nate winners Of the prizes.
Mrs. P. A. Stokes gave an afternoon
tea Wednesday, participated in by
over 50 of the leading society people
Of Astoria. The decorations were
roses and added charming effect to
the spacious parlord MrA Charles
Calender and Mrs. Thayer won the
first and second prizes, and Mrs. A.
v. Allen carried away the BOBBY prize.
A most enjoyable afternoon was spent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-14
SHIPPING NEWS.

The steamer Redondo is due from
San Francisco today.
The teamer Toledo Is duel from
.Grays Harbor today and viii leave out
on Tuesday.
The steamer Columbia Is due 10 ar
rive this morning. Heavy weather
outside may delay her for a few hours
however.
Heavy dolphins were driven yester-
day on each end OF the Calender dock
TO protect It from the vessels bump
ing into 1t.
The barkentIne Amazon Is expected
down today. In moving into the
stream at Portland yesterday she went
aground but came of at high tide.
She Is bound for Manila.
The steamer Harrison which has
been been on the dry dock at Port
land arrived down yesterday and win
take on a cargo OF water pipe for the
new water works at Tillamook.
The steamship Roanoke on arrival
at San Francisco went on the dry
dock and will leave San Francisco to-
day for this port. She viii probably
sail from here about the 2lst on her
return.
The schooner Transit arrived down
from Portland yesterday and will
probably go to sea today Her destI-
nation is Hilo, Sandwich islands, ana
cargo consists of $4,000 feet OF lum-
Der.
The light house tender Manzanita
will return from Portland tomorrow,
and II weather permits she will 20
down to the mouth OF the river with
Weather Forecaster Beals, who win
make an effort to splice the broken
cable.
The schooner Gerald c arrived In
from Nehalem with a cargo
of cheese and lumber As soon as
the weather permits. She will sail
for Siletz with cargo OF general mer-
chandise and on the return trip will
call at Nehalem and take on q cargo
Of lumber for this port.
The steamer Jordan will make
special trip Monday to bring down the
people desiring to visit the circus. The
steamer will leave Cathlamet at 8 D.
m. and return the same night. This
will afford the people living along the
north shore a fine opportunity to visit
the circus.
Deputy Collector and Inspector Nc
Cue returned yesterday on the Elmore
from Tillamook and Nehalem, where
be went to look after duties connected
with the custom service. While there
he inspected the two steamers On TIL
Iamook bay and two gasoline boats
On the Nehalem.
The schooner Jimmi Stella f,nished
loading lumber at the Oregon q
mills at Vancouver veg
terday and win arrive down probably
tomorrow. She goes to San Francisco
The steamer Bee and the schooner
Endeavor have finished loading lum-
Der at the up river mills and win ar
i've down today.
The steamer Elmore arrived in yes-
terday afternoon from Tillamook with
4 cargo Of cheese, butter and other
farm products. on Thursday she
lowed the schooner c. T. Hills. which
has been loading lumber at the True
zee mills to seq and Friday she towe0-
n the schooner San Buena victura.
which will take on cargo Of lumber
1t the same mill. She had rough
rip up as she got out in time TO catch |
he storm.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-14
CANNED SOUP
VEGETABLES

are q novelty We have just received
n shipment OF Gold Nugget Brand
Granulated Soup Vegetable, put up in
1-pound cans. 1t is prepared at Day.
Con. Ore, and is warranted high
grade.
Each can Of It Is composed OF seven
inherent varieties of soup vegetables,
sTspared and blended in such manner
As to make most delicious vegetable
soup.
Two ounces make / gallon OF soup.
easily prepared.
PRICE: Each Can .,....,... 50 Cents
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-14

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Heinz's Prepared Mustard. IS cents
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-14

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-14
GREAT EVENT TOMORROW.

Norris G Rowe's Great Circus Will
Pitch Tents at Alderbrook.
Norris & Rowe's great circus viii
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
Native Daughters.

The office OF the grand secretary has
been removed from the Union Square
building, which is to be demolished, to
the fifth floor of 21 Powell street
On the evening of May Is Gabrielle
ParIor will have a theater party at the
Alcazar
The visit by Grand Secretary Frakes
to Clear Lake Parlor in. Middleton was
made at the instance Of the grand
president. who by reason of other en-
gagements could not be present on the
night set for the official visit. There
was an exemplification of the work OF
the order by the initiation OF two ap-
plicants for admission and the officers
did their part in a most creditable
manner The parlor business was fol-
lowed by an address by the visiting
grand officer and a banquet 10 which
the members of the local parlor Of Ma
tive Sons were guests.
The following night the grand secre-
tary was in CaIistoga. where. with the
assistance Of members of Clear Lake
Parlor and DR.. Funk of La Vespero
Parlor Of this city, she instituted Calls
toga ParIor No. 145 with twenty-seven
charter members. The new parlor was
presented a set OF banners and all the
required regalia by the Native Son par
lor Of that place. 1t is the first par
Tor of the order In the State that on
the night Of institution had all that
was requisite to place IL in perfect run
ming order Mrs. Fowler is the presi-
dent and Mrs. Crouch the secretary OF
the subordinate The ceremonies Of
the evening were followed by a ban
quet rendered the Native Daughters by
the Native Sons.
vendome and San Jose parlors Of the
Garden City have Joined forces to ar
range for the entertainment Of officers
of and delegates to the Grand Parlor
that is to meet In that city next June.
Past Grand President Keith visited
Monterey last week as the representa-
tive of Grand President Caminetti at
the ceremony Of adding four large
stones to the Commodore Sloat Monu-
ment. Mrs. Sarah G. Sanborn Of Aloah
Parlor, Oakland. was also present.
Next wednesday Sans Souci Parior
will have a uheater party at the Al
cazar.
Grand President Caminetti. accom-
panied by Grand Secretary Frakes.
Grand Trustee Lacy and Past Grand
President Tillman, paid an official visit
to Yosemite Parlor. There were present
at the meeting representatives OF Gala
veras, Keith, La Vespero, Las Lornas.
Alta, Ursula. Amapola, Minerva, Buena
Vista and Golden State parlors- The
meeting was pleasant and instructive
one. There were many addresses and
after the work Of the evening the par
lor presented Mrs. Caminetti with q
beautifully hand-painted pitcher as
souvenir Of the visit
The following night the grand presi-
dent and grand secretary paid an ofi-
cial visit to Ema Crockett Parlor at
Crockett.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

In the grand recorders Office April 10
for the PURPOSE of discussing means for
the further extension of the order.
Grand Foreman State Senator w. H.
Savage will officially visit the lodges in
the northern part of California between
April "a and June g.
Grand Recorder Spencer paid an Of
fetal visit to the lodge in Potter Valley
on April 8.
During the month of April the grand
recorder will pay an aggregate of $780,
600 to beneficiaries of deceased members
of the order
The grand recorder has received the
tables and extended values from the
supreme Office. These will be prepared
for distribution to the lodges of this
Jurisdiction.
Valley Lodge will on April "a cele-
brate the twenty-seventh anniversary
of its organization by giving musical
and literary entertainment. On that
night the lodge will tender a reception
to the local lodges Of the degree Of
honor.
Last week there was a district con-
vention of lodges of the Degree of
Honor and school of instruction in
Excelsior Hall. which was we'll at
tended. Linda G.. Malloy was the
president and she, together with
grand officers of the order, were kept
busy during the day answering many
questions of law of the order and of
ritualistic and floor work. During the
forenoon there was an exemplification
of the work of initiation. At noon
the members of the several lodges rep
resented were the guests of Silver
Spray Lodge. In the evening this
lodge exemplified the initiatory work
with team selected from among pres
ent and past officers, with Deputy
Lucy McNear as lady of honor. The
team was assisted by a drill team of
eight handsome young ladies, who
added much to the effect of the work,
which was rendered in a manner that
will serve as a first-class object les
son to the members of the other
lodges.
Silver Spray Lodge OF, the Degree of
Honor will give it's eighth annual ball
in Mission Opera Hall on the evening
of Thursday, May IL. An active
committee is arranging the details of
this function
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
Native Sons.

Athens Parlor of Oakland at it's first
meeting in April broke the record by
holding the largest meeting and class
initiation ever held in the history Of
that organization, initiating a class of
thirty, which equals. If it does not sur
pass, the record of any parlor in Ala
media County. The great success Of this
parlor is due to the activity of its wide
awake promotion committee. Last week
the parlor mad another class initiation
in the presence of a large number Of
members Of the order. The parlor is
making arrangements for an extern
sive display on Admission day at Sac
ramento. The following named are
those elected to, serve as delegates to
the Grand Par' : that is to meet In
Monterey: E. F. Garrison, Beach
Doane and William M. Fitzmaurice.
The alternates are: J. p. Lutgen, DIR.
Charles F. Gross and j. L. Coughlin.
Pacific Parlor is making strong
canvass in favor of Grand Trustee
Daniel A Ryan. it's ver-togued ora
tor, who is candidate for reelection.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
Improved Red Men.

An outing club composed of men,
bers of Willopi and Awashte tribes
will have picnic at Fernbrook Park
on Sunday, June IL. under the direc-
ton of a committee composed of
Frederick Ritchie. Frank Clancy, John
T. Stanley and Walter Howartt.
The outing society of Altahmos and
Calumet tribes has completed all ar
rangements for the excursion to be
taken to Fernbrook Park on July %.
There will be number of novelties in
connection with this excursion.
The picture presented in this issue
is that of the adoption team of Ka-
weah Council of the Degree of Poca-
hontas, which of late has made an
excellent showing in the matter of
comforting the degree on palefaces-
This council, under the instruction of
its deputy. Mrs. Kate Adams, has
been making remarkable progress and
if it keeps up with the procession as
in the past few months 1t will soon
be in the front line. The members
of the team are: NJ. Houston. prophet
ess; G. Fosen, Pocahontas; s. Welsh,
Wenonah; G.. E. Souther, Powhattan;
X. Sheble, first scout; s. Hamilton.
second scout: II. Dugan, first runner;
M. Stein, second runner; d. Culver
well, first councillor; s. Gaghan, Sec
ond councillor: A. Casey, guard 'of
tepee; ]. Heinie. Mayfoot S. Shane and
William B. Welsh. warriors; A. Jiller
paleface, and P. Brady, hunter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
Ancient Order Foresters.

During the current month High Chief
Ranger Sanford of the Ancient Order
of Foresters paid official visits to Courts
German American, Del Monte. Apollo,
Kensington, Oak Grove, Golden Gate,
Wyersdale and Prosperity. and at each
place discovered considerable activity
and a desire on the part OF the MEM
bers to increase the membership of the
organization
new court was recently instituted
at Monterey by Deputy Field, assisted
by the members of Pacific Grove.
Court MADEIRA during the past quarter
increased it's membership by forty
and made remarkable gain in finance.
During the year 1904 the order in this
jurisdiction initiated 21s6 members.
making a net gain of 545- There were
1S1 reinstatements and ninety-three
deaths. The funds increased $4,000 and
the membership at the close OF the year
was 9174-
The juvenile band OF the Ancient Or
der of Foresters, which recently has at
tracted a great deal of attention, has
arranged to give an orchestral prone
made concert in Golden Gate Hall on
the night of May 49,
The following named is the committee
that is arranging for the entertainment
of the officers of and delegates to the
Supreme Grand Circle. that is to meet
in this city: George ]. Berger, Mrs. A.
Havey and Mrs. L. Grunigle. The drill
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
Order Eastern Star.

On the second Friday in April Yerba
Buena Chapter OF the Order Of the
Eastern Star was instituted under dis
pensation in Mission Masonic Hall by
Grand Matron Paulina wetzlar Dohr-
mann, assisted by Past Grand Patron
George Louis Darling. Grand Secretary
Kate Josephine Willats and full corps
Of acting grand officers. The hall was
filled to its limit by members of all the
local chapters and members of those
across the bay. The members Of this
new chapter are nearly all we'll known
in fraternal circles, and Ii bids fair to
become one of the most prominent in
this city. The officers who were in
stalled for the current term are: Matte
Jewell Perry, matron; DR.. Thomas /.
James, patron: Fannie ]. Daniels, asso-
ciate matron; Rose w. de Winton, sec
retary; Sadie Toby Inman, treasurer:
Ethelwynne w. de Winton. conductress;
Lucy Stephenson. associate conductress;
Ross r. Charley, chaplain; Sallie j. Da-
Wis. marshal; Roy A. Daniels, organist; !;
May Faiconer, Dora Loares, Eva Ke-
nard, Elsie Dillman and Maude E. Can
non, points of the central star; Emma
p. Toby, warder This chapter will meet
on the first and third Saturdays Of
each month in the hall in which 1t was
instituted.
Still another chapter, named Impe-
rial, was Instituted in the Elks' build
ing in this city last week by the grand
matron and the grand patron, assisted
by Grand Secretary Mrs. Willats. Past
Grand Patron Darling and other grand
officers, in the presence of large num-
ber of people who belong to the order.
The officers are: Bessie Dunbar Mum
roe, worthy matron; Charles F. Libby,
worthy patron; Katherine Libby, asso-
ciate matron: Mabel Watkins, secre-
tary; Frederick Nielsen. treasurer; Ag-
mes E. Court, conductress; Jennie Hol-
den, associate conductress; Grace NJ.
Hutcheson. Eta C.. Dunbar, Mae l..
Keeney and Frances E. Button, points
Of the central star; Margaret Worries.
warder; Sarah Watkins. sentinel; DR..
Tryphinnie B. James, marshal, and
Helena Nelson, organist.
During the past week the grand ma
tron paid official visits to Oakleaf, Cali
fornia, Golden Gate and Mission chap
ters.
Last week Starr King chapter had a
business meeting, which was followed
by an "at home and collation..
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
The Americans.

California Assembly No. 1 of the
Americans gave an entertainment In
the assembly hall of the Red Mems
building on the evening of April IL
Mckinley Assembly has arranged for
an entertainment in A. o. F. Hall on
the night of April %.
Washington Assembly has appointed
a committee to arrange for an enter
tainment to be given on the evening
of May g.
This order has in it's membership
Blaine Assembly, composed exclusively
of deaf mutes. which meets every Sat-
urday In the Pioneer building. At its
last held meeting 1t received an applf-
cation for membership from Douglas
Tilden, the sculptor, we'll known to all
Californians. All the business of the
assembly and the initiation of candi-
dates is conducted in the sign language.
Grant Assembly has started a mem
bership contest in the expectation of
securing number of persons eligible
to be admitted into the order
The order is. establishing assemblies
in the State of Colorado and expects tn
have several in operation in a short
time.
A new council has been instituted In
Oakdale and one in Escalon.
Director General Henry Clay Lewis
has arranged for series of visits to
the subordinates of the order in Sacra-
mento, Oakdale, Stockton and other
points in the San Joaquin Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

! in celebration of the fourth anniver-
This was under the direction of the
committee Of arrangements, composed
Of c. A. Guglielmoni. P. n. G. A, H.
Gianotti, ]. L. Polito, P. Barsotti and
U. Ferroni. The noble grand arch
Congratulated the grove on having in
itiated a class of young men and paid
a high compliment to the degree team
for the efficient manner in which it
did its work. The grand officers and
visitors Joined the members of the
grove at a banquet. at which ]. L.
Polito was the POSTMASTER and Past
Noble Grand Arch Guglielmoni, mas
ter of ceremonies. After the supper
there were responses to toasts by the
grand officers and prominent visitors.
Harmony and Justice circles of the
Druidesses held a joint meeting in
Napa, April 10, for the purpose of re-
ceiving an official visit from Grand
Arch Druidess Olga Heiden, who was
accompanied by Augusta Thornhill,
@. S.; Mariana Forni, G. o. c.; Henry
Lange, P n. G. A, and the entire
membership of Olive Circle of St He
iena. There was the initiation of four
candidates, three for Justice and one
! for Harmony, in a most acceptable
manner by Arch Druidess Jasper and
her staff Of officers. The meeting was
addressed by the grand officers and
many of the visitors, after which there
was a banquet and more oratory.
On April II, the grand arch druidess
and other grand officers named, accom-
panied by Past Noble Arch F. Marini,
a member of Golden Gate Circle and
the membership of Justice and Har-
mony Circles, paid an official visit to
Olive Grove at st. Helena At that
time Arch Druidess Graft presided and
initiated four strangers, assisted by
the officers Of the circle and it's drill
team. The latter did well, according
to the manner in which it had been
instructed, but it was apparent that it
had not been taught according to the
manual. The team was subsequently
properly instructed by the grand Sec
retary. The work was followed by
an instructive address by the grand
arch druidess and remarks by the
other grand officers, H Lange, P. N.
q. A, and Frank Marini, P N. A.
This was followed by a banquet and
an excellent one at that. At each
place visited the grand officers were
taken out for a drive to see the sur
rounding country.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

team of Valley Circle of Stockton win
appear in an exhibition drill before the
supreme grand body during the exern-
plihcation of the work
Court Star of the. Mission has awak-
ened to the progressive condition OF az
fairs in the fraternal circles and Is
booming along. At the first meeting in
the current month the court changed a
few Of the rules. after which there was
an old-time smoker and a pleasing pro-
gramme of entertainment The court
will give a masquerade ball MAY 13.
and on June 13 the members of the
court will have a picnic at the Germa-
MIA Gardens. Recently the court has
been visited at each meeting by mem
bers of other courts. and Star Of the
Mission is always ready to extend the
hand of fellowship to all visitors.
Loyal Circle of the Companions Of
the Forest. A. o. F., will give an enter
tainment and ball in Steinway Hall on
the night of April 2S. Under the direc-
ton OF an active committee, of which
Miss Tryphena Lilac Pritchard is the
chairman. there will be presented pro-
gramme Of varied numbers. A feature
will be fencing. wrestling. boxing. tun-
bling and the forming Of pyramids by
members of the Olympic Club. and an
other will be recitations by the chair
man OF the committee, who is a most
eloquent elocutionist.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
Good Templars.

Reports from all lodges OF the Order
of Good Templars in the State are TO
the effect that each has been gaining
in membership during the last term
The reports also show an increased in
terest In district No. 5. which includes
the seven bay counties.
On the second Monday in April Oak
land Lodge gave a pleasing entertain
ment in it's hall.
Viking Lodge composed OF persons
speaking the Swedish language. gave
it's first entertainment recently in
Pythian Hall. Oakland. There was a
good attendance and an interesting
programme.
Valley Lodge. which is the home
lodge OF the grand secretary Of the
order. is proud Of the fact that that
orficial is making splendid record for
the organization.
The convention OF the lodges of dis
trict No 5 will be held at Byron,
May q.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
D E.C./NVE

! the official organ of the order in this
State, shall be sent to each of the 200
members. The camp had a well at
tended meeting and received several
applications.
Active work is being done for the
San Joaquin County class initiation,
which will be held during the State
convention in Stockton. DR.. G. e.
Leithead and Thomas Pepler of this
city will act as venerable consul and
escort. respectively. during the class
initiation.
Deputy Rees, working in Los Angeles
district. reports that before the close OF
April % strangers will be adopted into
the order.
District Deputy Bushell has been
quite active of late, having secured
thirty-five applications for membership
in the last week in March.
DR.. G. E. Leithead of this city will
represent San Francisco at the State
convention in Stockton.