The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-05
WEEKS SOCIETY EVENTS.
Entertainment at 81. Mary's Hall
Other Social Functions.

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| Other Social Functions.
Miss Lou Campion OF Portland |
visiting Mrs. Albert Dunbar
Mr.. aud Mrs, james W. welch hav
gone 10 Hot Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs E, A. Moves of Port
land are visiting Captain and Mrs L
II. Howes,
Mrs, John Kopn Of Boxeman, Mont
Is In the city visiting her daughter
Mrs. Z. T. Crosby,
Mrs, Daniel II, Allen has returne
from trip to Portland.
Mrs, Albert Dunbar win en.crtaI
her friends with a bridge whist part,
on Tuesday afternoon.
Jones Estes Of Seattle spent the pas
week with his brother, DIR. o, H. Estes
In this city,
The members of the Saturday After
noon Club will be entertained by Mrs
Nathaniel Talent next saturday
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. Jordan, who hav
been visiting Judge and Mrs. Trench
lard, have gone to Seattle where the,
intend TO reside.
i Mrs, Harrison Allen and her mother
Mrs. Norman, have issued a large mum
Der OF invitations to their friends 10
a eucher party to be given next Wed
nesday afternoon
| The members OF the woman's Clul
win give colonial party next Satur'
day afternoon and the AFFAIR promises
to be very interesting. as Mrs. F. d
Kuttner who will have charge of tn,
afternoon. Is making extensive prepa.
rations for the event.
The members of the Every Fortnigh,
Club win be entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. william Mccormic next Frida,
evening.
Mrs. Richard Carruthers entertained
the young ladies' of the Thursday Ant
ernoon Club OF Wednesday this week
and all those present spent pleas
ant afternoon playing six-handed
euchre. Miss Pearl Cole and Mrs. Pam
Badollette were the prize winners.
Frank Gamble was given a surprise
party Wednesday evening by his num-
erous friends In East Astoria.
The Bridge Whist Club concluded
Its first series of meetings on Thurs
day evening when It met with captain
and Mrs. Dunwoody at the residence OF
Mrs. e. Taylor on Franklin avenue
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harrison
Allen, Mrs. Arthur A. Finch, Mrs. Geo
Sanborn, Hustler Van Dusen and Mrs
Sanborn.
A very enjoyable card party was
given in St. Mary's hall on Tuesday
evening by the ladies of the caurch.
Ivy and red crepe tissue paper was
used for the decorations ana those
present played whist. after which
dancing was enjoyed until late hour
Those who won prizes were Mrs Ed
ward Foard, j. C. Kearney. Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Dennis and F. Kinkella.
"A very enjoyable tea was given by
he ladies OF Holy Innocents guild on
Wednesday afternoon at the residence |
If Mrs. Frank Gamble In East Astoria.
Mrs Blakley was the fortunate prize
winner in playing the games and those
Who took part in the musical program
we're Rev. VIM. Seymour Short and
he Misses Marie Utzinger. Rita Cor.
lelius, Ella Gamble, Bertha Morton
florence Goddard and Emma Beau.
Those who assisted Mrs. Gamble We're
drs. w. A. Goodin, Mrs. Timmons
drs. George w. Morton, Mrs. vosberg
md Mrs. o. F. Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers enter
aimed few Of their friends on Tues
lay evening with euchre party. Those
winning prizes were Mrs. Aubrey Gar
Ter and Robert Carruthers, while those
Who enjoyed the hospitality were Mr..
nd Mrs Brenham Van Dusen, Mr.. and
Irs. E. A. Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton AL
en-, DR.. and Mrs. Broadwater, Mr.. and
frs. Laws, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Par
er, Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Garner, Mrs.
Iary Mckenzie and Mrs. f. c. Hold
n.
The dancing party given on friday
vening by "Ye Dixie Girls" Club was
,ell attended and proved itself to be
ne of the most enjoyable events of
he season. The party was held In
'ishers' hall and the place was elab4
rately decorated with Chinese Ian
erns, fans and flags, while the ma
onal and regatta flags were used tol
ecorate the corner where the punch
owl stood. The patronesses were DR.
Iellie Vernon, Mrs. c. Fl. Cooper and
Irs. 0. /. Peterson, and the young
ldies who had charge Of the affair
,ere the Misses Ella Ekstrom Bessie
Iregory, May Parker, Anna Shlstad
larry Gregory, Anna Painter, Nora Nil