The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-31

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program was rendered and the sum
ol $7O was raised The special fca.
turcs of the program were: A piano
solo by Miss Shistadt, red, white and
blue drill by Miss Goddard's pupils;
vocal solo By Miss Anderson accom-
panied by Miss Maunola; recitation
by Miss karnen and music by the
Uniontown band.
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On last Saturday evening, an en.cr-
tainmcnt was given in Soumi Hall by
some Ladies Of the Temperance So
cicty Of Uniontown for the benefit o.
the Taylor School Piano fund A good
program was rendered and the sum
Of seventy.two dollars was raised.
The special features OF the pro-
gram were:
A Piano Solo by Miss Shistadt;
Red White and Blue Drill by Miss
Goddard's pupils; Vocal Solo by Miss
Anderson accompanied by Miss Mat
nolo; Recitation by Miss Ella Kar-
incn Music by the Uniontown Band
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Miss Hattie Wise gave a very sue.
ccssiul piano recital a, Eilers' hall in
Portland on last Thursday evening to
large and appreeiative audience and
she received many beautiful flowers.
Miss Mona Lawler, assisted Miss
Wise with the Nella Calma Gounod's
waltz song from Romeo and Juliet
and Lohr's A Chain Of Roses Miss
Wise showed her great ability as a
pianist by rendering in a Skilliul man
ncr masterpieces from some Of the
greatest composers,
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The members OF the Reading Club
entertained their friends At the home
OF Mrs. {. A. Gearhart last Saturday
Evening Miss Alwine Kirchoff
please everyone by her rendition OF
two instrumental selections These
were followed by vocal solos by Miss
Rcba Hobson and Mr. Zeiglcr, who
were both in most excellent voice.
Mr.. w. s. Gilbert then gave most
interesting and instructive talk on
THE Pen Of the Darkey; or, the Ne
gro in Literature.
After the refreshments all enjoyed
social hour and were unanimous in
wishing that they might be invited TO
the next Greet Night OF the club
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The Reading Club OF the Presby'
terian Church held a meeting on last
Monday evening and the following
officers we're elected: Miss J. Ger
trude Hulse; president, Mrs Emma
Watts Trullinger; vice-president,
Miss Dora Badollet; secretary, Miss
Emma c. Warren.
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The officers and their wives at Fl,
Columbia are going TO give little
dancing party on Monday evening at
the Fort. Several Astorians have re-
ceived invitations and the Major Guy
Howard will convey the guests 10 the
pretty place,
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AT the regular meeting OF the Read |
ing club on Monday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected 10 serve
the ensuing year: President, Miss J.
Gertrude Hulse; Vice President Mrs,
p. A. Trullinger; Secretary, Miss
Dora Dadollet; Treasurer, Miss E, c.
Warren
Miss Maude Van Dusen gave a
piano recital on last Saturday after
noon at her home on Harrison ave
nue., Besides her pupils there were a
great many friends present and nice
musical program was enjoyed by
those present,
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On next Saturday evening the letter
carriers will give a social dance for
the purpose of raising expense money
for the letter carriers entertainment
of the letter carriers association Of the
State OF Oregon who will meet here
on Saturday, June 27,
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A great many Astorians are to at
tend the New York Sympothy Con-
certs given during the rose show and
also to attend the ball given on Fri
day evening of next week at the ar
mory hall in Portland
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Mrs. Grace Inman and Floyd In
man of Portland were visitors in As
toria during the week.
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The members of the Glover Club
met at the home of Mrs. ] ]. Wyard
on Seventh street this week.
| Mrs. 8. Joyce, lSO Sullivan ST.,
Claremont, N. H., writes: about a