The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-30

ming the prize.
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The camping party composed o
DR. W. &. Logan and his family, Mis-
Julia and Meta Ford OF California
who are sisters of Mrs w. G. Logan
1 Miss Tillie Meyer Of San Francisco
and Mrs. William Eigncr, have re,
tdrned from 4 weeks camping in The
Nehalcm Valley at Andrew Olscn's
place. The party reports that they
had excellent weather throughout
their outing, and had pleasant trip
in spite Of the fact that game Is scarce
III that section Of the ssatc, and what
y there Is very difficult to get owing
10 the unfayorable condition Of the
underbrush which IL very thick.
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A delightful surprise party was Civ
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Asp and
family at their home on Seventh
street last Tuesday evening by their
ueighbors and many friends. Many
tokens Of goodwill were presented to
Mr. and Mrs. Asp. The evening was
spent in music and reading among
the pleasant gathering and all exper
fenced a most enjoyable time. Mr..
and Mrs. Asp and their son will leave
the carly part Of this week for Idaho
where they will permanently live
hereafter but Mis- Esther and Miss
Eva Asp are to remain in this city.
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A "Nasturtium Party" was given to
a large number OF guests by Mrs.
William A, Sherman at her home on
Jerome avenue last Wednesday The
house was prettily and artistically dec
GRATED for the occasion, and the after
noon was spent at playing cards. Mrs.
J. d. McGowan OF Ilwaco, held the
highest cards and received the beau
tiful prize gift. Altogether the affair
was a decided success and was pro-
uounced by all as being one Of the
leading social events OF the season.
A banquet was given by the Ladies'
Society OF the First Lutheran Church
10 the visiting pastors OF the Colum-
bia conference who have been in ses-
sion for the past few days at the
,hurch hall The banquet was ten
iered Thursday evening The ses-
sion will close today with special SER
vices at the First Lutheran and
Methodist churches, and was very
successful one throughout.
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Mrs. M. s. Carter, Mr. George Dan
ierberg and Miss Tracy Donnerberg |
i'll Of Portland, were in the city for
he Regatta celebration, guests at the
iome of their brother, Mr.. F. ]. DON
,erbeg. The party will spend a week |
It the beach resorts before returning |
% their Portland home.
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The wedding Of Arthur c. Callan,
ormerly Of Astoria, but now a resi-
lent OF Seattle, to Miss Myrtle L.
Hunt too place in Seattle on We'd
,esday, August 10Th, Mr., Callan is
low the northwestern representative
II the Pacific Steel & Hardware Co.
With headquarters in the Sound City,
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Mrs. Frank Warriner Is entertain
ng her sister. Mrs. V. Tompkins and
er daughter, who are in the city for
legatta week from Cascade Locks.
lrs, Tompkins and her daughter are
tanning to spend week at the beach
efore returning to their home,
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The Misses Myra Laveridge, of Eu-
enc, Juanita Hastings Of Victoria, B.
!, Ada Burke, of Portland, and Hazel
of Skamokawa, the visit
lg guests OF the Misses Van Dusen,
ave returned to their respective ,
ONES.
Miss Lucy Adams Of Boise who has !
cen visiting at the home of ]. w. {
eith's on the Lewis and Clark, left I
" Seaside last Wednesday accom- !
lnied by Miss Jessie Reith for
Tort stay after which Miss Adams
i'll leave for her home in Boise. a
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Miss Georgia Ekstrom and Miss |
ay c. Magee have returned to their v
ome after a two weeks outing at
annon Beach, They report that they
ID an excellent time, a
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Miss Hazel Robb, Of Portland, who b