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

piano recital given on last Thursday
evening III the First Congregational
Church. Miss Smith was assisted by
Miss Rebah Hobson and Mrs, A. A.
Finch. The program selected was
exceptionally interesting. The solos
rendered by Miss Hobson and Mrs.
Finch were given In their Usual
charming manner and the playing Of
Miss Smith shows the careful train
Ing she has received at the hands Of
her teacher. The following 10 the
program rendered In full: Sonata, II
fat major, Hayden, Allegro, Adagio,
Minuetto, Miss Smith; Sercnadc,
Tosti, Mrs Finch; (a), Album Leaf,
op. rs (Grieg). (b), Elm Dance
(Grieg), (c), Nocturne, r sharp ma
jor Chopin, (d), Mazurka, b fiat
major Chopin. Miss Smith; Ber-
ceusc, chaminade, Miss Hobson; (a),
Warrumf (Why). Schumann, (b).
Crillen (Whims), Schumann, .(c),
Win o Wisp. Jensen, (d), En- Route,
GODDARD, Miss Smith.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher and
Miss Estellc Fisher OF Sycnson were
Astoria visitors yesterday, spending
today with relatives in Hammond
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Mrs II, b. Scttem and children Of
Knappton spent this week in Astoria
visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Mansur.
Mrs. Swepson Morton and baby
daughter Of Knappton. Wash, we're
the guests OF Astoria relatives the
early part OF the week.
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The Thursday Evening Club mem
bers we're entertained this week by
Mrs. Ferd A. Fisher at her home on
Twelfth street,
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Mrs B, Lindenburger is a Port
land visitor this week
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Mrs. w. +. Stevens OF Portland is
the guest Of Captain and Mrs. Nathan
Il. Burkholdcr.
DR.. and Mrs, 4. L. Ball entertained
a number OF friends in a delightful
manner on last Saturday evening.
The occasion being the twentieth an
niyersary OF their marriage,
The young people OF the Tongue
Point and Alderbrook Presbyterian
Church, gave a very interesting en-
tcrtainmcnt and social in the base
ment OF the church on last Saturday
evening. The excellent literary pro-
gram, rendered under the supervision
Of Miss Glasier was greatly appre-
ciated by the many in attendance.
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A very charming party was given
on Tuesday evening, March 3rd, at
the cosy home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. d.
Thing at MCGOWAN, Wash. The oc.
casion being the l4th anniversary OF
their marriage. The house was beau
tifully decorated, the color scheme
being yellow with a proiusion of daft
iodils. The score cards we're hand
painted daffodils and the place cards
were also dainty representation of
that flower. Five handed 500 was
played and all spent most enjoy
able evening Those present were
Captain and Mrs. William Phisterer,
Lieutenant and Mrs, Behr, DR.. and
Mrs, G. B, Tuttle of Fort Columbia,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Dunbar of As
toria, Senator and Mrs. H. S. Nc
Gogan and Mr., and Mrs. ]. D. Nc
Gowan, Of McGowan. Wash.
$3.50
First Lieutenant Edward Garfield
of Fort Stevens, Oregon, was tender
ed on Friday evening farewell
bachelor dinner by the staff and line
of Forts Stevens, Columbia and Can
by, headed by Colonel White. Lieu
tenant Garfield left for Portland on
Saturday where, during the early
part of the week he will be married
to Mrs, Bishop of that city, Mrs.
Bishop is charming woman, having
large circle Of friends and acquaint-
ances here while Lieutenant Garfield
is very popular at his station.
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A masquerade dance was given in
Logan's Hall last night by the
Cuad;eh E;oo Coc;at,, &c etar;a