ASTORIA,-OREGON, 'SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1004.
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Mrs. C. W. Holmes ana children are t
visiting friends and relatives in Salem.
;Goo-iman, Parker nnd Miss M;iM
; Miss Pearl Cole has returned to her
home after a four months' stay in Port
land. .
A prty of young people are enjoy
ing a two weeks' outing at Mrs. Ken
dall's sumnw house nt Seaside. ,
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FRATERNAL SENTIMENT.
Naval Constructor Say W Are On
With Mothar Country.
New York. Sept. 17. Sir William H.
j White, tle English naval constructor,
has been the principal speaker at a
dinner given here to members of the
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wilkinson have I
6......, ............. American- Society of Civil Engineers.
the world. Sir Wllliani said in the
course of his remarks:
"We luive a common part ' "Si
neering as well as In other things.
Tou are making bridges across our
rivers and channels. , Wc are throwing
out forms of union and the bridge Is
closing and we may say It is closed.
We are one people with a past, with a
common faith, a common hope, com
mon principles and may fce not say.
in all essentials a common future.
To promote the peace of the world,
the happiness of mankind, to nourish
commerce and make the whole world
better these should be our sole aims.
Can anything be nobler than the ef
forts to make the whole world oneT
That Is the, aim of the civil engineers."
The Misses Minnie and Maude Van
Dusen left early in the week for Port
land, Where they have entered St.
Helens hall.
The members of St. Mary's Catholic
church gave another of their success
ful whist parties on Tuesday evening,
in their hall on Grand avenue.
t 'A large number of the younger set
re leaving for their respective schools.
Among them are Harry Flavel, Ted
HIggins and Harry George, w ho are
students of the Portland academy.
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; Mrs. Frank Parker entertained a
large number of her friends with a
euchre party on Tuesday, The house
was effectively decorated with pink
rosea and asters. Prizes were won by
Mrs. W. W. Ridehalgh and Mrs. A.
Dunbar.
.'.Mrs. Harry Bell of Seattle, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. J. M.
McKean, during the summer, returned
to her home the latter part of the
week. On Wednesday Mrs. Bell gave
very enjoyable tea for a number of
her friends. t
' Mrs."F. A. Fisher's hospitable home
was the scene of a very delightful en
tertainment Wednesday afternoon. The
spacious rooms were tastefully decor
ated with cut flowers and evergreens.
Six-handed euchre and games were
played. Mrs. J. N. Griffin, Mrs, W. W.
Ridehalgh, Mrs, W.'- H. Barker and
Mrs. B. Elmore were the prize win
ners. - ,..
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.. Mrs. Charles Wright gave a delight v L,gt
lul tea at her nome ai z Asior sired
on Friday afternoon in honor of her
'slater, Mrs. Fletcher, who will soon
return to her home in Michigan. The
parlors were tastily decorated with
roses, asters and maidenhair" ferns, and
"were well filled with friends of the
kost,ess, who enjoyed a Tery pleasant
afternoon. Elaborate refreshments
were served in a dainty and pleasing
(manner, and accompanied by strains
.of sweet music. Those present were:
Memdames, Gearhart. Fastabend,
Bremner, Ferguson, Elmore, Hawthorne
'Taylor, Powell, Nolan, Carney, Ohler.
Grim, Pendleton, Graham, Trumbull,
Sherman, Gerding, Rannells, Turner,
Will Open Home in Berlin.
New York, Sept. 17. Under the aus
pices of the BHai BRith an Institu
tion for Jews In Berlin will soon be
opened, says a Times cablegram from
that city.
It will be similar to the famous Tyn
bee hall in the east end of London.
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