The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-12

Johnson and Miss Elizabeth A, Mat
theson. both Of Portland, we're united
in marriage by the Rev. VIM Sey.
mour Short Only the immediate re-
latiycs were present, but the house
was very tastefully decorated and a
large number Of useful and costly
gifts were received and an elaborate
wedding supper was served The
young couple took the afternoon
steamer for San Francisco,
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Mr.. and Mrs Fred Springer OF
Clatskanine, aud Mr.. Ira CASTOR Of
Kelso. Wash, spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Astoria. the guests Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ, CASTOR.
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Mrs. William S. Gilbert left last
Tuesday for Yellowstone Park where
she will be met by Rev Gilbert, who
has been visiting his mother In Ohio.
Rev, and Mrs, Gilbert viii tour the
park before returning to Astoria,
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Mrs. Garland of Portland Is the
guest OF her sister-in-law, Mrs NJ. A.
Cordiner, Mrs. Garland Is a recent
arrival from Boston.
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The members OF the Birthday Club
OF the First Presbyterian Church and
number OF invited guests were de-
iightfully entertained on Friday after
noon by Mrs Wilson at her cosy
home on West Duane street, Abou,
rs ladies were present and spen, sew
eral very happy hours with their
fancy work Several musical selee-
tions were rendered during their stay
and the remainder OF the time in
social conversation The house was
beautifully decorated with quantities
of roses. The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with guam
titles Of roses The lunches table was
especially attractive in a proiusion OF
red roses and California poppics.
Deaconcss Florence Twidwell form.
erly connected with the First Metho'
dist church OF this city, but lately oi
Rainier, is again in Astoria, having
charge OF the home of Rev. and Mrs
c. c. Rarick, during their stay al
Collins Springs,
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Mrs. P. J. Brix and children, have
gone 10 their Gray's River farm to
spend the summer
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Thursday afternoon, July ?, at the
home OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs. c
. F. II. Gramms, 200 Thrty-third
street, Miss Marie +, Gramms and
MFR, George Smith, OF Junction City
Or, were united in marriage, Rev
Father Waters OF St. Mary's Catholic
Church, officiating. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Theresa
Gramms and Mr.. Otto Gramms acted
at groomsman. Only the immediate
families and relatives OF the contract
ing parties Witnessed the ceremony
The happy couple left on the o:lC
train for Junction City, where they
will make their future home
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Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Tagg hap
PLY celebrated their 25th anniversary
or silver wedding on last Thursday at
their home on Exchange street Sur.
rounded by their family and few in
vited guests, the anniversary was
pleasure Tor all Miss Muretta Tagg
who had been absent all winter, ar
rived home to help celebrate the
happy occasion
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DIR, and Mrs, J. B. Morris. of Lewis,
ton, Idaho are the guests Of Mrs. M.
J. Fox, Mrs. Morris aunt,
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A very pretty home wedding was
solemnized on Wednesday afternoon,
July 8, at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
c. ], Kimball, 1855 Duane street when
their daughter, Miss Edith l.. Kim
ball and Mr.. Delbert L. Moore were
united in marriage, the Rev w, Sey-
mour Short Of Grace Episcopal
Church, officiating The bride was
elegantly gowned in cream chiffon
panama and carried bouquet of
roses. The bridesmaid Miss Ada
Stickler was gowned in white Swiss
and carried La France roses The
groom was attended by Mr., McKirch-
ley. Present were about 40 intimate
friends and relatives OF the contract
ing friends and relatives of the con-
tracing parties and at the conclusion
of the ceremony, the assembled