The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-03

served. The remainder OF the eyenini
was given over to playing games ar'
having a general good time.
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Mr.. Charles Heilborn was Sal
Francisco passenger yesterday. Afte
witnessing the arrivsl Of the battle
ships at that place he will return hom'
accompanied by Mrs. Heilborn ant
baby who have been sojourning foi
some time in California.
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Miss Irene Simington returned 4
Eugene this week after spending th,
Easter holidays wish her parents.
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Gateway Rcbekah Lodge No. n
held a very enjoyable regular bi.
monthly meeting in the !. o. o. r
lodge rooms on Friday night. There
was a good attendance Of officers and
members. One new member, Miss
Anna Wooden, was received into the
degree by iniation At the close oi
the business meeting the remainder
OF the time was spent socially.
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Gateway Social Club announce an
other OF their popular and we'll at
tended card parties, to be given in the
j, Q. 0. +. hall on Friday evening
May 18th. The hostesses appointed
for this occasion are Mrs. Babbidge
and Mrs. Younce. The ladies will be
ably assisted in their efforts by Mr.
"a. Y. Anderson.
Miss Mayme Clinton will enter,
tain the members Of the Sewing So.
ciety Of the Relief Corps at her home
on Harrison avenue on the coming
Wednesday afternoon.
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A large and appreciative audience
was highly entertained by William
Lee Greenleaf at the Methodist
Church on Wednesday evening with
his clever impersonations. His read
ings from James Whitcombe Reilly
and Bill Nye were wonderfully true
and impressive which Rip Van
Winklc was depicted with great ex-
actness. Other selections abounding
in pathos and humor were given by
the accomplished reader Vocal and
selections were inter-
spersed through the program which
was thoroughly enjoyable from start
to finish.
Col and Mrs. John V. Whyte and
Miss Whyte OF Fort Stevens left
morning for the East. Col.
and Mrs. Whyte going to St. Louis
for a two weeks visit while Miss
Whyte goes diret to New York City
where she will remain until joined by
her parents, when they will proceed
TO Fort Williams, Maine, where Col.
White has been assigned to duty.
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On Wednesday evening Grace
Episcopal Church was the scene Of
IN extremely entertaining pipe organ
.ecital given by Prof. Carl Denton
II Portland. Mr.. Crowthers was the
'oloist for this occasion and the con-
,ert which was given under the au-
spices OF St Agnes Guild was very
successful and very highly enjoyed
~ all those who were present.
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Hon. John c. MGCue was Port
and passenger Friday evening.
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Miss Dora Larsen delightfully."- en-
ertained the members of the Dorcas
society of the First Lutheran Church
1t her Uppertown home on Friday
,vening. The house was pretty dec
,rated for the occasion with cut
lowers and vines. Many were in at
endance and all had most enjoy
Ible time. Games were played.
Vocal and instrumental selections
we're rendered and excellent refresh
nents were served, the evening pass
ng all too soon for thos who were
ortmate enough to be present
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A delightful afternoon "at home"
vas given on Friday last by Mrs. c.
". Spriggs at her residence on Ex-
hange street. The entertainment be-
ng in honor of Mrs. Albert Rallies
# Portland who was the guest of
Mrs. Devlin. About 20 ladies we're
present and spent the early part of
he afternoon in playing 500, Mrs.
Charles v, Brown and Mr., E. H.
;treunmeyer winning the prizes, Mrs.
rackaberry, recent arrival from the
EAST, rendered several solos in her