The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-19
xhIsr ANE EUCHRE PARTIES
Successful Bail Given BY the Native
Daughters Of oreson-valsntine
Party. Receptions and Enter.
tainments for the Week.

week with MrS. CnariSS Joruan d
Cathlamet.
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith has returned from
visit to Portland
Miss Jane Palmer has gone to Boze'
man. where she win visit with rel
afives.
Miss Gertrude Stockton Of Portland
visited with friends in Astoria durins
the past week.
George ohler took short pleasure
trip to Portland this week.
George A. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson
have gone to California, where the,
win remain for some time.
Mrs. Charles s Brown has issued =
large number of Invitations to hei
friends for a euchre party to be given
On Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. f. Botefuhr of Portland is visit
ing Mrs Martin Foard.
Frank Stokes win entertain the
members of the Every Fortnight Club
next Friday evening.
The young ladies' Bridge Whist Club
was entertained by Mrs. Charles He'll
born on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. wilbur Babbidge win entertain
the young people Of the Babtist, Meth
sdIst and Presbyterian churches next
Friday evening.
The members of the Friday after
noon club spent very pleasant aft.
ernon at the residence of Mrs. George
H George on Friday.
Mrs. Charles s. Brown and Mrs.
Charles Richardson win entertain the
members of the Semi-Weekly Euchre
club next Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Brown on Franklin ave-
nue.. 8t8NE .sNE8FA 1&
The ladies Of Charity lodge, Degree
Of Honor, gave very enjoyable So
eial IN the A. o. u w. hall on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Fox and Mrs. e. C. Holden
entertained large number of their
friends on wednesday afternoon.
The ladies' Of the German society
gave Mrs. Martin Foard a surprise
party in honor of her birthday on Sat
urday afternoon and all those present
spent a very enjoyable afternoon.
The ladies Of St Mary's Catholic
church gave another one Of their an
Joyable whist parties on Tuesday eve
ming in their hall on Grand avenue.
Mrs. Josie Mccormick and Miss Mary
DeaIey had charge of the evening, and
those who won prizes were Miss
oConnor, w. P. o'Brien and Mrs
Frank Cook.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hawthorne and Mrs. ].
Z Ferguson entertained number of
their friends on Tuesday afternoon
with a valentine party. Red hearts ana
arrows were used for the decorations
and the favors were dainty valentines.
The fortunate winner in guessing the
total number OF years the guests had
lived was Mrs. E. e. Estes and in the
bow and arrow shooting contest Mrs.
Hustler won the prize The rest of
the afternoon was spent with music,
recitations and refreshments. Those
present to spend very enjoyable aft.
ernoon We're Mesdames NJ. J. Fox, S.
V. Edea, Comfort, Hustler. Stewart
Charles Wright. Frederick Sherman,
Jane Smith, +. J. Trumbull, Nicholson,
Z. c. Holden, NJ. A. Ross Jennie Busey.
z. E. Estes, August Kinney.
Miss Violet Bowlby entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Club mis- week.
Those present played hearts and Miss
olga Henborn and Mrs. n. A. Marrs
won the prizes.
Miss Nora Wilson entertained the
Dixie Girls Club on Saturday after
noon. Games were played by those
present and Miss Elizabeth Gregory
won the prize. Those present were the
Misses Grace Magladry. Janette Pet.
srson, Mary Gregory, Ella Ekstrom
NAY Parker and Elizabeth Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Ferguson gave a
valentine party on Tuesday evening to
q number of the young people of the
First Methodist Episcopal church. The
rooms throughout the Ferguson home
were artistically decorated with pussy
willows, hearts and arrows, while val
entines were used for the favors.
Each invitation requested the guest
20 bring something new" so a great
variety Of entertainment was provided
composed of songs, reeitations, stories
connundrums, games, etc. In the bow
and arrow contest Miss Winnifred Hig-
gins and George Watkins were the
prize winners. Mrs. Ferguson was as
sisted by Mrs. NJ. s. Hawthorne, Miss
Higgins and Miss Ball. while thos'
present to spend a pleasant evening
we're Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wat
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Miner, Mr.. and Mrs