The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-07

Miss Jennie letters and Mr.. Car
Thomas and Of the track team com.
posed Of the following well known
young men: Kenneth Parker, Leo J.
Toumala, VIII Utzingcr, Edwin Short
Harry Harbcrt and Melville Morton
The teachers present at this very
pleasing affair was Miss Badollett
and Miss IIulsc, and Professors
Garman and Keonig The young peo-
pie spent the evening in dancing.
Punch was served.
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An entertaining rhetorical session
was held at the High School Friday
afternoon when the members Of the
class debated the question entitled
Open Shop" The affirmative side
was supported by Miss Maude Ross
and Ole Jcldncss the negative by Miss
Josie Bangsund and William Utzin-
ger, the affirmative winning after a
spirited debate. The teachers were
interested listeners on this occasion.
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Mrs. Earl Fisher returned last
night from two weeks visit with
Seattle relatives, having participated
in the festivities incident to the ar
rival and departure Of the feet.
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Mlesdames c. w. and G. e. Fulton
are enjoying the Portland Rose Show
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lindcnberger and son
are in Portland stopping at Alexan-
der Court during the Festival
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Mrs. J. Paul Badollett is visiting
friends in the Rose City this week.
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Manager John II. Whyte and Mrs.
Whyte were doing the sights in Port
land this week.
Mrs. NJ. J. Badollett celebrated her
68th birthday anniversary on Thurs.
day afternoon by entertaining at her
home on Commercial street number
OF intimate friends.
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Mrs. Edward l.. Babbidge was hos
tess on Tuesday evening for a very
delightful meeting OF the members of
the Social Club Of St. Marys Church.
Many were in attendance and all en-
joyed them immensely. Cards were
played and dancing engaged in until a
late hour.
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Mrs. c. c. Lightfoot and Mrs. A.
Murphy visited the Rose Show this
week.
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Mrs. George w. Warren OF War
renton and Miss Margaret Higgins
are in Portland this week.
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Miss Jessie Sands is weeks end
visitor at the Rose Carnival.
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Mrs. w. c. Logan returned on
Friday evening from few days stay
at the Portland Carnival.
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Captain and Mrs. R E. Howes left
yesterday for a. months visit in San
Francisco.
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Sheriff and Mrs. Pomeroy are week
end visitors at the Portland Rose
Show.
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The Dorcas Society of the First
Lutheran Church announce a moon
light excursion to be given next
Friday evening. The steamer General
has been chartered for
the occasion.
Mrs. c, l.. Corwin OF Medford, Or,
arrived in Astoria yesterday for an
extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
o. w. Whitman.
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Mrs. Mile R. Trumbell, state child
labor commissioner, gave highly in
structivc and interesting lecture on
Child Labor" Friday evening, i'll the
First Presbyterian Church OF this
city under the auspices OF the Round
Table" to a very appreciative au-
dience. Many stereoptican pictures
were shown of the little workers in
coal mines and factories, Mrs. Trum-
bel is an enthusiastic worker for the
betterment of children forced to labor
under such unhappy conditions.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Wyard are visit
ing for few days in Portland going
from there to Willamette Valley
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