The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-15

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melodies and Mr.. w. n, McCarry of
Portland will deliver the oration.
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Ex-Governor T. y, Cecr, Of Pen
dleton, arrived In Astoria yesterday
for d brief visit.
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On Monday and Tuesday evenings
March 80 and 81, Astoria Lodge No.
l80, B. r. O. T., will give In the
opera house, a minstrel performance
which will no doubt prove very sue.
cessiui and IL bound 10 be highly en-
| tertaining.
Hon. Joseph CASTOR, candidate for
the Republican nomination for rail
road commissioner, was an Astoria
visitor this week,
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The Astoria Athletic Club have an.
nounccd d dance to be given on next
Tuesday evening, March l7,h, ii
I.ogan's Hall.
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The First Lutheran Church OF this
city was the scene Of very pretty
wedding on last Sunday evening
when the Rev. Custavc 4. Rydqust
united in marriage Miss Elm Erik.
sen and Mr. l.. A. kallstrom. The
ceremony was witnessed by many
friends OF the contracting parties. A
sumptuous wedding supper was sery-
cd later in the evening at the cosy
home in Aldcrbrook which the bride
and grom had already prepared for
themselves.
Mrs Earl Clark was a Portland
visitor this week.
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Astoria Lodge, No. lS0, d. p, o,
T., viii entertain on next Tuesday
evening. March Hth with a ST. Pat
riek's day social
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The d. NJ, G. d. Club members
held very enjoyable weekly meeting
on Tuesday evening OF this week with
Miss Jessie Sands at her home on
Fourteenth street.
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The Clover Club members were
pleasantly entertained at their regu-
lar weekly meeting on Tuesday after
noon OF this week by Mrs, Bur
lingame at her home on Tenth street
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Dr.. Hiram Foulkes, d. d., pastor
OF the FRS, Presbyterian Church oi
Portland. was greeted by large and
appreciative audience, the occasion
being the stercoptican lecture on
Scotland" delivered by him on Fri.
day evening, Over one hundred
stereoptican views we're shown rang.
ing from Liverpool to Wales, many
views OF Cambridge, Oxford, Edin.
burgh, Glasgow and some OF ireland
were thrown upon the canvas, all the
while DR.. Foulkes keeping up vivid
how OF conversation and anecdotes
descriptive OF the places visited. DR.
Foulkes, accompanied by his wife,
spent seven months at Edinburgh
where he attended the theological
school Miss Rebah Hobson opened
the evenings entertainment with one
OF her incompatible solos and all
those in attendance felt amply repaid
for braying the inclement weather.
Miss Clara Munson OF Warrentor
returned on Friday evening from an
extended California trip, going as far
south as Monterey and Del Monte
Miss Munson spent some time in San
Jose, palo Alto, San Mateo, Sacra.
mento and San Francisco and returns
much benefited in health having en-
joyed every bit OF her trip immensely
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Miss Tomkins OF Cascade Locks is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Warriner ol
this city.
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Mrs. G. w, Lounsberry and the
Misses Lola and Freda Foard are
spending a few days at the Louns-
berry ranch near Clatsop, Messrs
Wilson, Stine and Marwyn Louns.
berry will spend today at the ranch,
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Mrs. Auberg D. Garner was hos
tess for meeting Of the Monday
Bridge Club
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The members OF the Thursday At
ternoon Club were delightfully."- enter
tained this week hv Miss Marnart