The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-22

Portland, on their return they will
make Astoria their home
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eckcrt, Of
.Ilwaco, were Astoria visitors ycster-
dry evening, leaving On the Clio train
for trip 10 Portland.
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st. Mary's Hall on Grand avenue
was filed to oycrHowing on last Mon
day evening on the occasion Of the
celebration Of ST. Patricks day An
excellent program was rendered as
follows. ~rhe Rose Of Ireland" Mrs
M. Brooks and Master II ~Lngstrom;
Isle Of Beauty, Fare Thee Well"
Mrs, Charles Abercrombic; "Thc
Meeting of the Waters" j. Waters;
4rhc Shoogy Sho,' Miss Gertrude
Kearncy; Il Dreamt ! Dwcit III
Marble Halls" Miss Kate Shivcly;
MOLLY Malone" N. Johnson; "Kath-
lecn Mavournccn," Miss Lena Bcnoit;
medley OF Irish airs, Mrs Charles
Abefcrombic. Rev. Father Waters In
trodueed the SPEAKER Of the evening
Hon w. r. McCarry, Of Portland,
who was accorded the closest atten.
tion by his hearers spoke at length OF
the life and benevolent works Of Saint
Patrick and touched upon the history
Of Ireland, and its government,
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The ST. patrick's day social given
by Astoria Lodge, No, 1870, ,. r. @.
r.. on Tuesday evening was an ex-
ircmciy successful affair, fully three
hundred being in attendance, about q
dozen coming from Portland TO be
present The festivities lasted until
near morning and judgment from the
report OF those who attended the time
was passed IN fnn ana troiic.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Johnson have
returned from an extended trip
through Mexico and Southern Cali
fornia.
Mrs. c. A. Heilborn and Mrs. u. A.
Eigncr delightfully."- entertained the
members OF the Fortnightly Euchrc
Club at the Eigner home on Irving
avenue on Friday evening Of this week.
The decorations were daffodils. The
fortunate prize winners on this occa-
sion were Mrs. Nelson Troyer and
Paul Badollctt
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Mrs. Maxwell White OF Spokane,
Wash. Ii the guest Of Miss Bess
Reed.
A very enjoyable social was given
last evening by the young ladies' Of
the First Norwegian Lutheran Church
in the church parlors. An interesting
musical and literary program was rem
dered and excellent refreshments
served. There was good attendance
and the social was success socially
and financially.
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The Tackabachee Club Of the First
Presbyterian Church was entertained
this week at the home Of Miss Anna
Belland on Exchange street.
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The Friday afternoon seven-handed
eucre club members met with Mrs. ID.
M. Stuart at her home on Franklin
avenue this week.
Mrs, J. ID. Switzerland, Of Portland,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Badollett.
A dancing party was given on Fri
day evening in the National Associa-
tion Hall Of Uppertown by the mem
bers OF the High School class.
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Mrs. +. B. Hazen, of Tongue Point
entertained the members OF the
Thursday Afternoon club with tally
ho ride this week,
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The Pastime Club members were
delightfully."- entertained on Friday
evening Of this week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs, James w. Welch on
Grand avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o, M. Simington en-
tertaincd the members Of the Pioneer
Euchre Club at their Irving avenue
home on Friday evening
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Mrs. Charles Goddard entertained
on Wednesday afternoon at her home
on East Franklin avenue in honor Of
Mrs. w. E. Stevens, of Portland.
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Mrs, Frank Gamble gave an "At