The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-02

stay Mrs, CASTOR entertained few |
friends in her honor on Tuesday
evening. Mrs. CASTOR left on Thurs
day morning for Clatskanine to visit
with Mrs. Fred Springer for several
weeks.
Miss Olive Burkcbile Of Seattle,
who has been the guest Of her cous-
ins, Mrs. A, NJ. Foard and Miss Nc
crea, for the past two weeks, will
leave for home on the $40 train this
morning,
Mrs Agnes Foster and two little
daughters, Of Portland, were Astoria
Visitors yesterday en- route home from
two weeks visit with her brother,
Mr.. Joseph Healcy, and family OF
Cray's River.
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The members OF the Birthday Club
OF the First Presbyterian Church and
a number OF invited guests were very
pleasantly entertained on Friday al
ternoon, by Mrs J. A. Fastabend at
her residence on West Duane street.
About rs ladies were In attendance,
passing the afternoon In happy man
ner, with their fancy work and sew
ing. An excellent luncheon was serv-
ed al tables set under the shade
trees on the lawn.
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Mrs. T., A. Gerding entertained
the members OF the Birthday Club OF
the Methodist Church at her home on
Eleventh street on Wednesday alter
noon. About twenty-five ladies were
present and spen, the time very
pleasantly /
Mrs. John Mat,son viii entertain
the members Of the Birthday Club
OF the Methodist church and num- !
Der Of invited guests at her home on {
Commercial street on next Wednes- ,
day afternoon. August s. Il
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Mrs. Walter Lynch and daughters, |
Misses Jean and Burita, win leave
fer Portland on Monday, going from
there to Tillamook overland to visit
with friends. Il
The ladies Of the Birthday Club of
the Presbyterian Church, viii give a T
picnic in Alderbrook Tuesday, Aug +
ust H. The frs, president and or. +
panizcr Of the club, Mrs Pyle, who /,
is spending the summer at Seaside, I
will be the guest OF honor at this i,
picnic. i
Ms carlcs Bergman entertained /,
the ladies of the Aid Society of the ,
First Lutheran church and a number
OF friends at her home in Uppertown :,
on Wednesday afternoon. There was
q good attendance. After the busi- :,
css meeting, the time was spent in
aNsocial manner, the ladies having
their fancy work with them. Dainty
refreshments we're served during the
afternoon. y
Miss Ester Asp entertained the "
Dorcas Society of the First Lutheran :
Church and number Of friends y
with "Walkout Party" on Friday =
evening The Fairview grounds on :
Young's River was selected as the U
site for the evenings festivities. &C
Chinese lanterns were strung from u
the trees and large bonfire built on io
the beach. Games were played and ST
a happy time was experienced by all. W
The hostess served sandwiches ca
cake and ice cream for refreshments, y
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Mrs, George w, Sanborn and Mrs,
Frank H. Sanborn were hostess on
Friday afternoon at the home OF the
former for charming five hundred CT
party The decorations for this oc- It
taN
,asion were beautiful and artistic, the Is
oarlors in pink and white with sweet st,
peas and in the dining room, pink eff
-oses. About 40 guests we're present co
md spent delightful afternoon. ye
High cards were held by Mrs. G. w. wi
Roberts, II.
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A farewell party was given at TIL
Fort Stevens on Thursday evening an
~ Lieutenant and Mrs. Willis in hon sal
II Of Lieutenant and Mrs, Kerfoot,
Who left yesterday for New York,
where the Lieutenant has been as
igned to duty. A number of AS m,
ori4ns we're present and enjoyed the wr
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