The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 13, 1907, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1W7. THE MORNING ASTOUIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. the week in fcjsj ASTORIA 'SOCIETY W And "now the Now Year ivvivlnp old PcRlreB." wo hark ,,iU'k ,0 ln vl" long of Joyous frolto In llu good old winter tlmo. For amid all the hurly burly and tnrrenntw came another snow and rlseles.ly, In a gray cloud, pile high er and higher till the earth was swathed In a floeiy blanket. Around the glistening wonder bent The blue walls of the firmament. No cloud above, no earth below A universe of sky and snow." Many of the young society people trooped merrily to the skating rink at Foard A Stokes hall Friday evening. li all reports culminate as they augur, the revival In skating is to be made a thing of permanence by the formation rf a club from the ranks of those who lead. Among those who participated tn the evening's sport on Friday were the Misses Margaret Hlgglns. Van Dusen, Upshur, Noland. Morton. Barker, Nan nnd Bess Reed. Nell I'txlnger; Messrs. Lounsberry, Jr.. Higglns, Jr.: chaper res, Mrs. Hlgglns and Mrs. George FlaveL It Is with cards, above all, that ref uge in society is sought from the bur den of the serious duties and the ennui of routine. Bridge whist ha? advanced from the I n erely popular stage to be the reign-1 Miss Grade Williams, th lug passion among diversions. dies' I'orps are as follows: President. Mrs. Tniiline Ziegler; Senior Vice riesld-nt, Mrs. Mattle Staples: Junto'- Vice President, Mrs. Mary l.tish; Treasurer, Mrs. Rowena Springer, t'ecrotary. Miss Mamie Clinton: Chap lain. Mrs. K1U Hamlin: Conductor. Mrs. Sophia Hall: Guard. Mrs. So phia Fannon; Assistant Conductor. Mrs, Itelth; Assistant Guard, Mrs. Fannie Cronk; Patriotic Instructor, Mrs. Sarah Clinton: Color Bearers, No. 1. Mrs, Sarah Fataband; No. 2. Mrs. Agnes Josephson; No. S, Mrs. G'ace Leabb: No. 4, Mrs. Lucy In galls. The officers of Cushing Post No. 4 are: B. F. Allen, Commander; D. B. Allen, Senior Vice Commander; R- C. Welch. Junior Vice Commander; C. S. Wright. Chaplain; A. Schner neckau. Quarter-master; B. L. Taylor, Officer of the Day; W. C. Shaw, Ad jutant; A. D. Craig. Sergeant: S. El more. Officer of the Guard. Mrs. W. S. Gilbert entertained the ladles of the Birthday Club of the Presbyterian church on Friday. About twenty-five ladies were there and a dlightful afternoon was spent. Mrs. Kate Kearney, Mrs. O'Connor rnd Mrs. McPharlan will entertain with a card party at St. Mary's church hall on next Tuesday. grand child of Mr. A. Montgomery, the stur dy pioneer, who celebrated his eighty- ffth birthday last week, was given a surprise party on Saturday, January 5, in honor of the twelfth anniversary, where the afternoon wu spent in g-mes, singing and recitations. Later Miss Grade's mother, Mrs. Nellli Williams, served a dainty lunch to the cMldren. Miss Grade Williams was the recipient of many birthday gifts, together with many happy returns of the day. Among those present were Misses Zoa Brown, Mabel Poole, Rtta Fherman, Edith Haney, Ruby Hannan, Fva Anderson, Jean Barr, Edna Wil-f-on, Cleo Shafer, Vivian Watson, Hel en Mudge, Agnes Falconer, Mrs. Endl- Jlfl THE THIRD WEEK OF OUR GREAT CLEARANCE SAILE is to be a saver for our regular customers and a trade winner for us as we are going to keep on the good work of clearing our store of surplus stock. We want you all to "get into the game." CLOTHING $ JO and $12.50 Suits $4.35 $12.50 and $15 Suits $7.35 See those Overcoats for $7.50 FURNISHINGS Dress Shirts 65c 2 pairs 25c for regular 25c Sox HATS Wc arc particularly proud of our Hat specials. See those for $1.35 and $1.80 P. A. STOKES, UNCOMMON CLOTHES The impromptu party is the call of the day or evening, and the game of fortune, ever the most fascinating to tte man or woman of temperment, Is pursued with an Interest which admits nr superior attractions. The Thursday Afternoon Club was entertained Ian Thursday by Miss Alice Woods at her charming' home. Miss Harriet Tallen: won at cards. Miss Tallent, who has but recently returned from a soj:-urn of several months In Ferndale. California, will again take her departure from her home city next week, when she will start with Mrs. Hunter, daughter of Pr. Tuttle, for a visit to Roslyn, E. ;-, Mrs. Robinson, Miss Roblnsan, Miss Polly Endicott, Masters Clinton I Endicott, James Olverton and Mrs. Miss Hattie Utzinger entertained J Rle Stevens, of Astoria. the D. M. C. D. club last week. The past week found the teachers of tr public schools back in their respec tive places after the holiday season, which each spent after his or her par t'cular idea and fashion. Five young teachers from the Wash ington shore chartered the launch Pi lot to transfer them to Chinook and liwaco, where they returned from the olidays spent in Astoria, to continue their work. Miss Grace Stokes was one of a The Five Hundred Club met at the heme of Mrs. Theodore Lindis in Al Ccrbrook last Friday. Cards were played and during the afternoon dain ty refreshments were served. The Ladles' Relief Corps, Cushing Poet No. 3, met Wednesday evening with Cushing Post No. 4, and after H'Stallatlon of officers entertained ir.ost enjoyably during the evening. The newly elected officers of the La- M M I M M MMM- " MEN TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY! To benefit yourselves, and to give us work during the month of January. We are go ing to sell 20 SUITS for 30 DOLLARS A SUIT. Suits like these we have been selling for 40 dollars. GIVE US A CALL fiautala Raitanen TAILORS, 491 BOND STREET. Sherman Transler Co. HENRY SHERMAN, Maoaaei Hacks, Carriages Baggage Checked am! Transferred Truck ard Furaitu Wagons Pianoi Moved. Boxed and Shipped. Lumber of Astorlans who went up hut MVk to the gr at musical and soel'il .vent of the Portland season, the concert of Madame Schumann-llrluk. So pi used was the great singer with the overwhelmingly enthusiastic re iptiou which she received In Port land on the occasion of her first con cert on Monday that she announced, Lfter many recalls, in her charming troken Kngllsh. "1 am so happy. You have made me so happy that I come to you again Saturday." The children's dumti.K class, which !,.ee:s at the A. O. I'. W. hall, under Prof. Rlngler, is very popular and was well attended last week. Mr. Ross Trulllnger is welcomed b-ck to social circles after several months' absence in California. MISS ALF.RT. 433 Commercial Street Main Phone VI) SCO! BAY IRON & BRASS WORKS ASTORIA, OKKOON IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS LAKD AKD MARINE EKCINEFRS Up-to-Date Haw Mill Machinery! Prompt atteotn fiver tL rn ir oi iftth and Frankliu Ave. Tel. Main 2 t IN THE CITY CHURCHES. Congregational. Services will be held today as l.sual, morning and evening. The pas tor will preach at both services and desires the attendance of all Congre gationalism in the city. Morning ser vice at 11 o'clock. Subject, "Motives frr Service." Kvenlng service at 7:30. Subject, "What the Master Is Seek ing." Sunday school at 12:20.; V. P. S C. E., at 6:30 p. m.; Midweek meet ing Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. The rastor very cordially invites all visil es, strangers and residents in the city not associated with oth"r churches t., attend all the services of this ct-urch. You will find a welcome and ri wiU hear a helpful message. Come "Uh us. G. E. Moorehouse, Ph. D., ristor. 66 Irving Avenue. First Lutheran. Gustave E. Rydqui-t, pastor. Sun day school at 9:30 a. rn.( Miss Alema Nyland, superintendent. Morning s r v'ce in Swedish at 10:45. Sunday school at the German Lutheran church lr English at 2 o'clock In the after icon. Evening service in English at tfe Uppertown church at 7:30. Theme for the sermon, "The Filial Love of Christ." German Lutheran. Service In German at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Roehmer f,f Clamath, Wash., will occupy the pulpit. Norwegian Lutheran Synod. Corner of 29th and Grand avenue. Services this morning at 10:45; English srvlces in the evening at ' 7.30; Sunday school at P:30 a. m. The; Ladies' Aid Society meets next Thurs- ('ay afternoon with Mrs. Indegaard, ! 1!01 Franklin. Theo. P. Xeste, pastor. Baptist. Regular preaching service, at 11 1. 1 rr Sunday school at 10 a. m. Next Sunday, January 20, Rev. F. W. Cliffe, , of Salem, Ore., will occupy the pulpit both morning and evening. Norwegian Danish-Methodist. The Norwegian Danish-Methodist ; church, 37th and Duane streets. Sun- day school at 10 o'clock, A. Carl' en, i superintendent. Preaching at 11 morning and 7:45, evening. Rev. J. , J. Petersen from Seattle, Wash., will f peak both morning and evening. At , 3 p. m. there will be a Young Peo ple's meeting, addressed In English by Rev. Petersen. The revival meetlngi will continue next week uiid you are .crdlally Invited to attend. Rev. Ellas C.Jerdlng, pastor. Warrenton Presbyterian. Sunday school at 10:30 a. lit. Even ing worship at 7:30. Alderbrook Pre tbytorian. Morning worship at 10 o'cb-nk. Sun day school at It; Y. V. S. C. E. at 7-30 p. m. PrebyUrian. Morning worship 11 o'clock. Com .iiinlcn and reception of members with hurt sermon on "Mistaken Notions of the Atontn.nt." Sunday school 12:15; V I. S. C. E. at 6:31). evening wor ship sit ":30. Paul Rader, Slate Su p, rlntendent of the Anti-Saloon Ix-agti", will de liver an address. n Thursday night Robert Livingstone manager of the Oregon Mortgage Coin p: ny of Portland, will lecture on "The Scott Country." Stereoptlcon, free. ,!! Invited. The Young Men's league brings this treat to the lty. Win. S. Gilbert, pastor. Holy Innocents. Rev. II. I). Chambers of Portland, general missionary of the Dloiese of Otegon, will conduct servlc,. at Holy Innocents' Chapel, 1,'ppertown, Sun t'ay at 10:30; evening at 7:30. Grace Episcopal, Services at Grace church at S and II In the morning and In th evening at 7:30. Sunday school at 12:30. FROM THE ANTILLES. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Bene fits a City Councilman at King ston, Jamaica. Mr. W. O'Reilly Fogarty, who Is n member of the City Council at King ston, Jamaica, West Indies, writes ns follows: "One bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had good effect on a cough that was giving mo trouble and I think I should have been more quickly relieved If I had continued the remedy. That It was beneficial and quick in relieving me there Is no doubt and it Is my Intention to ob tain another bottle." For sale by Frank Hart, and leading druggists. Star Theatre ECKHARDT'S IDEALS PRESENTING TO NIGHT Friday, Saturday, Saturday Matinee, flurday and Sunday Matinee, The Great Emotional Drama, A GAMBLER'S WIFE Prices: 15c, 25c and 35c; Matinee: 10 and 25 cents. HOMEMADE Sauer Kraut Dill Pickles Mixed anil plain Sweet Tickles Sour Pickles Fancy Queen Olives Manzamlla Olives Tic lb. 'JOc doz. l.lept. I Tic qt. :5c qt. 'JOc qt. All Kinds of fresh Fruits and Vegetables in season. ACME GROCERY & DAIRY CO. Milk Phone Red 2285. Grocery Phone Main 681. Latest Popular MUSIC Direct from the publishers 25c Per Copy See the SHow Window. E. A. Higgins Co., srcfiossoics to .1. n- oicirriN I BookH Music Stationery WHAT IS IT YOU NEED? Your house wired? Your door bell fixed? or your telephone connected up? STEEL & EWART UP-TO-DATE ELECTRICIAN8. No. 222 TWELFTH STREET,;1 H. D. PARKER, Proprietor. B. P. PARKER, Manager. PARKER HOUSE EUROPEAN PLAN. First Claat in Every Reapeot. Free Coach to thd House. Bar and Billiard Room. Good Check Restaurant. Astoria, Oregon hi" r , ' r- ft ; I,- pr: 1 J.. - , Good Sample Roomi on Ground Floor for Commercial Men.