The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
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Tuylc who have been spending their
honeymoon az North Shore points,
returned home the latter part Of the
week
NJ, John Ropp and adughter Miss
Lena Kopp Of Seaside have arrived
home from Bozeman Montana where
they have been visiting with Mrs.
WIN Railley nee Miss Elizabeth
Kopp
Mrs $. s Munson Of Warrenton who
has been visiting IN Portland and the
Dalles for some time arrived home
the early part Of the week, While In
Portland Mrs Munson attended the
melting Of the Pioneer Society,
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Mr. and Mrs Martin Foard have
issued invitations for the marriage
Of their daughter Miss Lola Dora
Foard 10 Mr., William Campbell
Smith OF Tacoma The wedding will
take place IN the Grace Episcopal
Church Of this city on Tuesday June
S0th, Miss Foard Is the second daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs foard and Is
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farming and talented young girl, a
''great favoritc with n large circle OF
friends and aequaintences, who Join
in wishing that her path through
life may be rose s,rewn. Mr., Smith
Is q most estimable young man hav-
ing for some time past been connect
cd with the legal department Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad al Tacoma,
AZ the close Of the performance at
the Star theatre last Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg entertained
large number Of friends az their
home on Eleventh street in honor OF
Mr. Lawrence Fritz, The evening
was spent in a delightfully."- social
manner, the guests joining in playing
games, in vocal and instrumental
music, and conversation. Al midnight
ab excellent luncheon was served
Mrs Fred Simineton returned last
week from an extended visit with re-
latjves and friends in Colorado.
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Miss Gertrude Sinnott OF this city
Graduated on last Wednesday even
ing from St Mary's Academy, Port
land
I Miss Alice Cearns. who has been a
student at St Mary's the past
school year, has arrived home to
spend vacation
The members OF the Missionary
Society OF the First Presbyterian
Church held very enjoyable meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Wilson on West Duane
street. Mrs. r. NJ. CASTOR had charge
Of the program which consisted OF
addresses and papers bearing on the
missionary work being carried on in
Alaska and South America Mrs.
Wooten read very interesting and
. instructive paper on Alaska. Mrs.
q .iencnweber responded with al
Wiper relative to the work from a.
missionary standpoint Miss Laura
Fastabend gave a piano solo and the
discussion became general Miss
Warrens talk was on South America,
and Mrs Fastabend read an account
given by a returned explorer from the
Heart Of Africa At the close OF
the program Mrs Wilson served
sumptuous luncheon, About two doz-
en- ladies were present at the meeting
and thoroughly enjoyed the enter
tainment.
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The Womans Christian Temper
ance Union held flower mission day
exercises at its rooms on Exchange
street Thursday afternoon. The at
tendance was good. Mrs I. L. Ball
had charge of the exercises which
were pleasing, The members brought
many beautiful bouquets which were
at the close OF the business meetings,
distributed to the sick and uniortun-
ate ones Of our city,
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Mrs, Kinsey leaves tomorrow
morning to visit friends on the
Sound
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Mrs. A, A. Douglas leaves tomor-
row afternoon for Newport, Oreo to
attend the state convention OF the
G, A. R. Mrs. Douglas is a delegate