The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-05

delightful occasion were: Mr.. and
Mrs, Pardee, Mrs. IL, Kimhall, MIR. and
Mrs, Frank Donnerberg, Miss Davis
and Miss Grace Davis, the Misses
Edith and Nellie Kimball, Messrs,
Harry Goodall. Charley Darling. vic-
tor Luth. William Merton, Del Moore,
Clyde and Eddy Kimhall, Thomas
Davis.
Mrs. Rarick entertained Tuesday the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist
church. Flower decorations We're IN
iilacs. A most enjoyable social after
noon was spent.
Mrs. VIII Tallant and Miss Harriet
Talent entertained Saturday after
noon, a few friends at cards.
Mrs, Albert Dunbar visited in Port
land last week,
The Pastime Club was postponed
this week on account OF the play,
Next week Mrs. NJ. Brooks win enter
tain.
Mrs. Harvey Goodal entertained the
Glover Club Tuesday. one new mem-
her was installed in the person oil
l1rs. Caar,as Palmberg.
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Last Monday evening several ladies'
Of the Women of woodcraft, pleasant
ly surprised Mrs. C. NJ. Van Buren, at
her home on Franklin avenue In honor
OF her birthday. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent and delicious
luncheon was served at Its close. Mrs.
Van Buren was presented in honor OF
the occasion handsome lodge pin,
the emblem OF the Women Of Wood
craft order The ladies' who were
present We're: Mrs. T. F. Ball, Mrs.
Captain G. Read, Mrs. A. E. Cam.
Mrs. p. C. Porter. Mrs. T. Wooden,
Mrs. G. ZIegler, Mrs. ]. p. Mccain,
Mrs. ]. A. Gilbaugh and Mrs. James
Tatton.
The Friday Afternoon Club was en-
tertained by Mrs, George Flavel, this
week.
Miss Lucy Morton was hostess for
the ID. M. G. ID. Club.
The Misses Elmore were guests Of
Mrs. Fl. L. Steele and Captain Steele |
at Fort Stevens, over Saturday for
tennis and an informal dance in the
evening.
Miss Grace Stokes Is visiting some
OF the college girls at Stanford. Later,
Miss Stokes will continue a pleasure
trip to Los Angeles, in time at attend
the Fiesta.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Utginger nave
with them as guests Mrs. Trueb and
Miss Emma Trueb VINO are relatives,
from the east. Mr.. Frank Utzinger,
Mr.. Earl Baker, and Miss Nettie Ut
Finger, other connections are here also,
and all with the intention Of residing
commemorative in qtoria
Mr.. Charles Burlingame and Mr..
Frank Donnerberg have gone TO the !
Lewis and Clarke with a fishing party
which they organized to angle for
the speckeled beauties in the silvery
head Of the river.
Mrs. Ellen White and daughters
Wilma and Marian, who have been
visiting Mrs. Whites mother at the
Lewis and Clarke home, left for their
home in Goldendale Washington, lastI
Wednesday.
The Presbyterian young people gave
a walkout to Tongue Point on Mon
day The boys and girls under the
chaperonage Of the Rev. Gilbert, met
at the Gulch by the Tongue, and had
a moonlight rolic. Coffee and hard
tack were served and the party re-
turned on the evening train.
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Miss Gladys Graham and Miss Nellie
Wilson entertained the s. T. c. Club
at a course dinner and theater party
Saturday evening. The dinner was
given at the home Of Miss Gladys.
Flower decorations were in the apple
a mass Of the flowers In a
rose bowl on a mirror centerpiece
forming a charming effect. Place
cards were ham painted in apple bios
SONS, and favors the pennants painted
with the clubs initials.
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Saturday afternoon Miss Florence
Davidson entertained with box party
TO Charles Aunt" for the Saturday.
The Misses Louise Wise, Nellie VIII
son, and Gladys Graham were guests.
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Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Silver
in their East Astorlal
home, the Baptist young peoples So
eiety.