The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-05

street on last Saturday afternoon.
About eighteen ladies were in attend
ance and spent the the doing fancy
work, as they are preparing to hold
bazaar IN the early fall Rev. Ryd-
Quist was present and while the ladies
served, he read several very entertain.
ing selections from popular works,
Refreshments were served during the
afternoon. The next meeting OF the
society will be held on Thursday,
August 9th and will be in the form Of
walkout picnic At the Rocfke resi-
dence At Smiths Point
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Mrs. J. A. Rannels eharmingly en-.
tertained the ladies' OF the w. c. I. |
u. and many invited guests at her
Aldcrbrook home on Thursday after
noon The affair was a social meet
rfg given in honor OF Mrs Jennie |
/Buscy, who leaves Astoria soon to
reside permanently in Washington.
The Rannels home was beautifully |
decorated with proiusion Of pink
and white roses, and the tables which
were placed on the porehes and lawn
had center pieces Of cut flowers. The
afternoon was spent in happy conyer-
saiion and music was pleasure 20
all in attendance, Delicious cake and
ice cream were served by way Of re-
ireshments,
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. J, Kimball OF 1885
Duane street have issued invitations
for the wedding OF their daughter,
Miss Edith Luella Kimball to Mr..
Dclbert l.. Moore, which will take
place at the family residence on the
afternoon OF Wednesday, July 9Th.
After the wedding ceremony the
young couple vii so to Portland and
Willamette Valley points to spend
their honeymoon and on their return
will be at home to their many friends,
at their new residence. 345 Grand
avenue,
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The Misses Airline Gather and
Wylena Thorndyke and Mr. Frank
Thorndyke. entertained several OF the
sailors from the torpedo boat Row
an" at the Thorndyke home on Fri
day Of last week.
AZ the manse OF the First Metho.
dist Church OF this city on Monday
June Goth, Miss Augusta Adclia Dun
ham and Mr.. Julious Jensen, both of
Portland, we're united in marriage by
the Rev c. G. Rarick.
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The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society OF Warrenton have
chartered special launch and will
come to Astoria tonight to visit with
the Y, r. c, Il. Of the Presbyterian
Church.
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Mrs. J. +, Ferguson, children and
Miss Viola Mapes, her niece, left on
Wednesday for Hood River to spend
vacation at the Ferguson fruit
ranch,
Miss Ethel Blinn, a popular teacher
in the Portland schools, is home to
spend vacation with her parents and
sisters.
lrhe Misses We've Cecil and Hazel
Ripley returned to Portland on
Thursday last after a pleasant visit
Of several weeks duration with Miss
Ripley's parents on Exchange street.
Mrs S. Munson Of Warrenton left
on Thursday for an extended visit in
Hoquiam with Mr., and Mrs, A. G.
Girard.
]. T. McCream Of Nome, Alaska,
will arrive in Astoria some time this
month for brief visit with his cous-
ins, Mrs, A. NJ. Ford and Miss Nc
Crea, leaving the early part OF August
for his former home at Marysville,
Ohio. Mr.. McCrea is one Of the for
tunate ones of the far north and con-
templates settling permanently on the
coast, either in Washington or Ore
gon
DIR w. D. Carlisle of St. Peters
burg, Russia, accompanied by Count
Alexande Bobrinsky, sailed from
Bremin for New York City on June {
18th. DR.. Carlisle, formerly resided t
in Portland but has spent the last
five years in the Russian capital, En-
route to Oregon the doctor will spend {
some time in the Yellowstone Ma i
tional Park, coming from there to
visit during the summer with his
mother, Mrs, L. A. Carlisle of Sea-
side,
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Miss Linda Higgins OF Wolfyille, II
Nova Scotia, arrived in Astoria the
early part Of the week to spend the
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