The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-31
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fcr thOsc VINO nave not ylcloeu ~
the allurcments Of q trip 20 Portland
70 participate IN the celebration OF the
Rose show the charm Of being IN
ones home for rest and quiet remains
as potent a. ever AS for dances, par
ties or in fact anything in the social
line in the past seven days one must
use magnifying glass to find them
There are great many who are look
ing forward to attending the icstivi-
ges IN Portland where this town is 70
N be elaborately represented while 9th
crs are 10 dispense with the trials
and trbulaiions of trunk. packing and
remain At home or TO enjoy a quiet
outing at the end OF the week az the
beach.
Thorwald Fredcriksen's pupils or.
ehesira gave very successful concert
last evening at the A, O. y. w, hall
the program was as follows; Joyful
Summcrtidc," G. Shumaun, by the or
chcstra; piano solo, selection, by
Miss Campbell; Oberlander, J. Cungl,
BY the ORCHESTRA; Symphony No. 2, {.
Dauela,. .riayed by Miss Lois Parker
And Maude Ross with Miss Ethel
Il Ellsworth as aceompanist; Balla,a, G,
Papini. by the orchestra; violin solo,
2nd Mazurka, II. WieniawSky, by
Mrs J, r. Allen, accompanied by Miss
Campbell; Nocturne, Theo Frederik-
sen, by orchestra; Trio No. lS j.
Hayden, Mrs, J. 7. Allen, piano, Miss
Campbell cello, Mr. T, Frederiksen;
Turkish March. W. A. Mozart by the
orchestra. The members OF the or
ehestra are; Mrs. ]. T Allen. Miss
Lois Parker, Miss Lenna Parker, Miss
Maude Ross, Miss Laura Jcifers.
Miss Ruby Hammerstrom, Miss
Dorothy Montgomery, Miss Barbara
Eakin, Mr.. Carl Franseen. Mr. lver
Ross and Miss Ethel Ellsworth
pianist.
The members of the popular ID. NJ
G. d. Club were entertained in very
charming manner by the Misses Ut
ginger at their comfortable home on
Bond sTeet on Tuesday, Five hundred
ws.stiie game OF the afternoon, the
ltkky winner being Mrs. Leonard
Aansur. Among those present were
3the Misses Eva and Alma Holmes,
Il Jessie Sands, Bcss and Nan Reed,
Mamie Fossett Lucy Morton, Nellie,
Matte and May Utzingcr, Mrs, Edith
Lowe. Mrs. Nelson Troyer, Anna
Campbell Mrs. Anna knight, Mrs.
Earle Clark and Mrs, Leonard
Mansur.
The many friends OF Lawrence Hol-
man in this city will be pleased to
hear of his marriage TO Miss Grace
Nicholson OF Portland which will take
place in the near future in Portland
Mr.. Holman is prominent young
Portlandcr and has an interest in a
nice little steamer running between
Portland and St Helens The young
couple will make their home in St
Hclens.
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Miss Amy Rannals gave a pleasant
|. little evening at home to few OF her
\girl friends on Friday evening at her
plcasant home in East Astoria. Music
was the principal enjoyment OF the
evening and a delicious little luncheon
was served which was thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
The w. c. Il u. held a called meet
ing on last Friday afternoon with
Mrs. R. M. CASTOR at her cozy home
on Commercial street near Sixth.
Twelve ladies were present and after
the business meeting refreshments
were served by Mrs. CASTOR and the
remaining hours OF the afternoon
we're happily spent in conversation,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Troyer are
going to give house party at their
cottage at Seaside the last OF the
week among those who will enjoy
Mrs. Troycr's hospitality are the
Misses Bess and Nan Reed, Nellie,
May and Hattie Utzinger, Mr.. Don
Maher and Mr.. Geo. Beatty of Fort
Stevens and Mcrwyn Troyer
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About 40 people were present at
the Dorcas Society social which was
given at the parsonage on Friday
evening. Rev. Gustave E. Rydquist
and Mrs. Rydquist entertained the
guests in a charming manner, 1t was
decided to give a moonlight excur-
sion on the 18th of June and the
.aan,ar General WASHINGTON will