The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-26


Many were IN attendance and III,
evening proved TO be q very enjoyable
one, The fortunate prixe-winners
were Miss May Parker, Mr. 4, D'Elia
and Mr., Rohcr, Brunold. Luncheon
was served and the remainder Of the
evening was given over 10 dancing.
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Mr.. and Mrs, J. w, Welch enter
tanned the pastimc Euchrc Club on
Friday evening at their home on
Grand and Fifteenth street The prize
winners on this occasion were Mrs.
Robert carrnihers and Capt r. Y.
Howes.
The members OF the Friday After
noon Five Hundred Club met this
week with Mra w. J. Smith at her
home on Franklin avenue. Mrs. i,
Gamble won the prize.
Mrs. A. d. Garner was at home on
Monday evening TO the members Of
the Taukabaehc Club and the Young
Mems League Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs Edwin X. Blair, Of Tongue
Point, was hostess this week for the
meeting OF the Thursday Afternoon
Club.
Or. and Mrs Pilkington and Mr..
and Mrs. w, Il. Tallant and Miss Tai.
liant delightfully."- entertained the mem.
Der soi the Fortnigh,ly Club at the
Tallant home on Friday evening.
DR., and Mrs W. c. Logan winning
the prizes.
The ladies OF the Monday Club met
at the residence Of Mrs. John II. |
Smith on Irving avenue and Sixteenth
street this week.
Mrs. Frank Warmer entertained a
FIVE hundred party at her home on
Grand avenue on Friday afternoon
A "skidoo' party was given by Miss
Amy Ranpells on Thursday evening
AZ her home in uppertown. Twenty
three guests we're present and played
skidoo whist with appropriate score
cards. The evening was very pleas.
antly spent. the young people return
ing 10 town on the last car.
Mrs. +. ]. McShatko informally en-.
tertained number Of friends and
neighbors at cards on Wednesday
afternoon at her home on Jerome
avenue.
A dancing party will be given on
February lst at Seaside by the Leap
Year Girls Club OF that city. Quite
v number OF Astorians have received
invitations and are making arrange
ments to attend.
Miss Signc Anderson and Mr. An.
drew Roberts were united in marriage
at o'clock Sunday, January lo, by
the Rev. Gustave i. Rydquist. Quite {
a number OF friends had gathered at :
34l Alameda avenue, which had been 8
furnished by the groom preparatory
to housekeeping. All these witnessed 9
the ceremony and joined in congratu-
lating the happy couple. Many hand
some presents were received. Miss
Edith Hcdman attended the bride and
Mr.. Andrew Ericsson did the honors
as groomsman, During the evening
. bounteous wedding repast was
served.
The Gricg memorial concert given =
on Tuesday evening in the auditorium, q
Of the First Presbyterian Church I'M
der the direction of Prof. Emil Emma, 9
was a decided success socially and =
financially, Professor Emma was ably ,
assisted by Mrs, Abercrombie, solo
st; Mrs. John Allen, yiolinist; Mr.
Theodore Frederickson, celloist, and 6
he Norwegian Singing Society. Every b
number on the programme was care is
ully prepared, we'll rendered and en-
huiatiscaslly received by the audi
,nce, Professor Emma fully sustained O.
lis enviable reputation in the different II
lumbers given by him, and his ad- III
lress on the life and musical works fl,
Il Grieg showed that he was In init p
nate touch with the great composer. til
Mrs. Charles Abercrombie was warm p
Y congratulated on her rendition OF th
he eGreat White Multitude" with hc
he Norwegian Singing Society acting
8 chorus Mrs. John T. Allen was
card to good advantage in a violin Uni
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