The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-17

letics and outdoor sports posed b
the High School
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| At Logan's Hall on last Monda
cyening the Knights Of Pythias an
the Pytbian Sisters gave a "Cet-to
gether" social which was cxtremel
successful. A very pleasing program
in which many participated was rem
dcred, FranSecn's orchestra furnishc,
excellent music. Mr.. Fred johnson
had charge Of the entertainment am
vocal and instrumental selections wcr
given by the Misses Birdie and Louis,
Wise, Gertrude Morton and Clari
Larsen. Mr.. {. ID. Stewart gave sew
cral mandolin selections and Mr.. VIM
Gratke sang. Mr.. Charles Gratkc alst
contributed towards the program
while the addresses Of the evening
was delivered by Mr.. J. Il. Gratke ant
Manager J. II. Whyte Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, Those winning
prizes in the contests were Mrs. An
derson and Mrs. Danielson anc
Mcssrs l., A. Larson and Chris Lar.
son After the serving Of the re-
freshmcnts the orchestra furnished
music for dancing until late hour
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The members Of Fern Chapter
Eastern Star held very enjoyable
meeting Monday evening in their
lodge roms on Commercial and Ninth
streets. Many were in attendance
and four-Mayor and Mrs. Herman
Wise, Miss Wise, Mrs. A. M. Ford
and Mr.. Moore were received into
the chapter by iniation. AT the close
OF the exercises an excellent luncheon
was served in the dining room and
the remainder Of the evening was
rather in the form Of a reception for
Mrs. Cleveland who left on Wednes-
dap for Collins Springs in search OF
health.
Mrs. Christine Carlson delightfully."-
entertained large circle Of friends
and acquaintances, many of whom
were the Lady Maccabees and a
OF Degree Of Honor members
on Thursday afternoon and evening
at her home on Franklin avenue. The
occasion being in honor of her birth.
day anniversary. The ladies spent
the time very happily as the entertain
ment provided was OF the most hos
pitable kind
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The home OF Mrs. NJ. Rarick on
Franklin avenue was the scene on
Tuesday afternoon OF a charming "at
home" given TO the ladies OF the First
Church. The house was
decorated for the occasion
with rhododendrons, ferns and great
bouquets OF lilacs, the dining room in
violets. Many ladies were in attend
lnce and all had delightful time
The luncheon served by the hostess
was dainty and most delectable.
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A quiet wedding occurred in the
,arlors of the Astor House on Fri.
lay afternoon of this week when
Mss Winnie Gregson and Mr., Frank
'oyce, both of Seattle, were united in
marriage. The Rev. William S. Gil
ert, pastor of the First Presbyterian
hurch of this city performing the
eremony
The FL Guila girls were delightfully."- |
at the home Of Miss
.thel Butts on Seventh street, Friday |
yening, May IS. Refreshments were
eryed, and an enjoyable evening was
pcnt.
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Mrs. 0. B. Estes entertained a
umber Of young married ladies yes
arday afternoon in honor OF her
aughter, Mrs. Dieble, who has just
cturncd from Chicago. The ladies
rought their sewing and spent the
fternoon in charmingly social way
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The Misses Holmes were hostesses
n Tuesday evening Of this week at
heir Uppertown residence for very
njoyable meeting OF the d, NJ c, d.
hub.
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The Monday Club members were
leasantly entertained this week by |
frs, d. M. Stewart at her home on
avenue.
rankin avenue and Fourteenth.
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Mrs. Lincoln Parker and daughter,
iiss Mary OF Fern Hill, spent Thurs