The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-14
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This last week mas bSSH N"sS' az
one in the way of entertainment and ice
society is taking a well-needed rest WI
There were very few, il any, card at
parties this week, no recitals and no da,
large dances, and there is not liable
10 be much entertaining until after
Easter and probably not until on
Autumn as in April and May a great all
mauv Astorians will occupy their
summer homes at the beaches but
nevertheless there are one or two th'
weddings in the near future which av
people are looking forward to with ity
great interest and few dances, and pa
people will manage to keep almost ire
as busy as ever g
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Birthday Party.
Miss Margaret Becken celebrated
her tenth birthday on Monday after tai
noon. Only few little girls and Gle
BOYS were invited. The afternoon So
was, spent pleasantly in games and ga
otherwise after which a delicious Nj
luncheon was served. Miss Margaret ~
received some very pretty gifts from an
her little friends sal
go
Celebrates Birthday.
A number Of children were invited
to the home of Miss Helen Camp De
beII on Wednesday afternoon in on
honor Of her eleventh birthday. The PR
children amused themselves in the OF
usual way A dainty lunch was the
served and the friends OF Miss Camp pa
BEN presented her with some very oo'
nice presents wa
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On Sunday last Mr.. John Utzinger 80
Of Seaside celebrated his 5Sth BIRTH MI
day at that place. Mr. c. c. Utzin- the
ger and wife. Mr., ]. ]. Utzinger and as
Mrs. J. c. Utzinger Of this city went wa
down to Seaside to participate in the
the celebration. UNI
go as
Sale. en-
The home-cooking sale held by Kic
the ladies Of the Relief Corps at the mo-
home Of Mrs. C. Zeigler on Seven an'
teenth street Wednesday afternoon mu
was so successful that by o'clock VIC
every last pie and cake had been fr
sold out. Many called during the cav
evening: who had not been there
during the afternoon and were dis ,
appointed to find that all of the +be
home made articles were gone lac
Nevertheless those who went last u,
evening had very pleasant time, irc
even though they didn't have ter
chance to buy anything, for Mr.. en-,
Zeigler and Miss Laurie McCann Po
sang number of songs that gave
much pleasure. Next time the ladies
will endeavor to have bigger sup
ply Of things on hand in readiness Joi
for the rush. WI
AAA frit
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Celius de tin
ported Thursday for their old home Es
in Arndal Norway, where they ex- Hu
pect to settle for good and all, Mr.. art
Celius having been offered lucra- Tn
tive place in one Of the mining gai
camps Of that country. They have dee
been four years in Astoria, and go pid
back for the main reason suggested tin
above; but do not gainsay the propo- As
sition that they may come back in pa'
the brighter future they hope to rec
build val
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Recital. rec
A pipe organ recital is to be held arr
at the Grace Episcopal Church on the bic
evening of February 20, under the fn
auspices of St. Agnes Guild. Mrs. pro
BRENNAN Van Dusen, organist of the Mi
church will give the recital, and will for
be assisted by one or more vocalists WI
The complete program has not yet gu
been arranged The organ in Grace the
church is an excellent one, and all
those who have had the pleasure of gai
hearing Mrs. Van Dusen play will ed
doubtless be glad Of an opportunity len
to hear her in this recital The last as
organ recital in Grace Church, sew Wi
eral months ago, was very success
ful and many who we're present said ,
it was one of the most delightful l..
musical evenings they had ever ta,
passed in Astoria This recital should ~.
be equally interesting and the ladies ~.
Of the Guild will make other an 49,
nouncements in relation to it. 49,
ity
Major Thomas Lamereaux, the me
we'll known and popular command MI