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6 THE MORNING AST0R1AN, ASTORIA, OREGON. SUNDAY, MAY t, 1907. ftttl THE WEEK IN Cl : ASTORIA " " All items" of social or personal nature will please be sent to Mta Alert, Ms Duano street, Fhono Red 2091. NJ communication will be received later than 10 o'clock Saturday morning, except In oae of an event occurring later tuan that time. May this time of the year has brought a surpassing robe of bright ness to deck the neighboring hills and Tales, They cry out with the fragrant spring blossoms, and the revivifying sephers from the ocean. In decoration, fruit blossoms are never more lavishly utilised than In this famous moist spot on the Co lumbia. During the past week there has been j!haps more than the usual enter taining. Nevertheless the attractions en the board have been entirely popu lar. Murray and Mack played the musl- eal extravagansa Friday night to large and delighted audience, from the first to the finish the beat show pre- noon, a few friends at cards, seated here since the rebuilding of the . ''. theater. I Mrs. Albert Dunbar visited In Port- Tne Howard company will resume land last week. , in a city library benefit Monday, Tues- Jay and Wednesday, playing. The The Pastime Club was postponed Young Mrs, Wlnthrop," all three this week on account of the play, nights. This selection la sure to prove Next week Mrs. "M. Brooks will enter very fortunate as Mr. Howard's ability tain, in just such a charming society play must be unquestioned. ! Mrs. Harvey Ooodal entertained the Clover Club Tuesday. One new mem- Reading Club. ber was Installed In the person of The Reading Club was entertained ilra, Oar!? Pulmberg. by Miss Badollet, at the Badollet home on Commercial street, Friday evening. ; Laat Monaay evening several ladles This was the first guests' night of the af the Women of woodcraft, pleasant year, and the lecturer for the evening ,y 8urprlse(j Mrs, c. M. Van Buren at was Mr. A. C. Boggess of the Pacific hef hon)e on 11,, avenue In honor University of Forest Grove, who 8v10r her birthday. The afternoon was a talk on "England's Queens." , pieagantly spont and a delicious j The Reading- ciuo is one 01 me oldest women's clubs in the city, be-; Van mrfn was preg0nied In honor of tag established some years before thetha OCWion a handsome lodge pin, Women's Club and Is one of the char-jthe emblcm of tne women of Wood- tered State Federation of Clubs. Ser lous lines of study are pursued, this year being devoted to English history. The active membership Is limited to 12. The membership at present In elude the following women prominent in society and civic progress: Mrs. P. A. Stokes, president; Miss Emma Warren, vice-president; Mrs. J. A. Fulton, secretary; Miss Anna Powell, treasurer, Mrs. Aubry Garner, Mrs. C. A. Gearheart, Mrs. John H Smith,' Mrs. Ammon Taylor, Mrs. P. A. Trulllnger, Mrs. C. P. Upshur, Mrs. Frank Patton, Miss Badollet. Hiss Hulse. During the evening Miss Bess Reed sang Very sweetly, "Because" accom panied by Missf Maud Rosl Miss Arms: Campbell played with usual ad mirable . expression and touch. The parlors were decked with quantities of branches of apple blossoms artistically arranged. Refreshments were served a.'ter the program. Sixty were pres. ent on this guests' night j. I Epworth League Party. The Epworth League, of the Metho dist Church, gave another contest night this time through the leadership of Miss Maggie Shanks. The winning contestants were led by Mjss Baldwin. The entertainment which took place m the reading room and social rooms of the church, was adeptly arranged to travel effect. In the large reading room chairs were arranged as seats In an . observation car. Scenes on the route were explained in the aptest manner by Professor Garman who was a model conductor. At Intervals there was music from Mr, Hurley's fine phonograph. Caruso was heard, and in China there was the character istic orchestra. Really, the most amusing feature of the evening was the delivery of fake telegrams to various "passengers," which actually deluded the recipients. Miss Elmore was very clever in man aging this part of it. The scheme was complete even to the "peanut butcher." In an art gallery in the organ cor ridor were hung silhoutt.es of promi nent local personages whose identity it was a game to guess. The lunch counter down stairs at which typical but rediculously exaggerated signs were hung, wag screamingly funny and clever, too. The invitations were issued in this form: E. L. R. R. CO. Telegram. Roy Blank, Esq., Astoria, Ore. Meet me Epworth League Railroad parlors Thursday, May 2nd, 8 p. m.; Join excursion party. The Other Side, ilrs. l erd Fisher entertained a few friends at cards, on last Saturday week, in honor of Mrs. Kuettner who was down from Portland for a day. Ml?s Helen Dickenson won the prize. The evening wag a great success, Pinenut Party. On Tuesday evening Miss Nellie Davis entertained at the home of her parents ,1702 Franklin avenue, In hon or of her sister, Miss Grace Davis. ; A pinenut grabbag was a most amusing introduction, and Involved a guessing game. During the evening there was Instrumental and vocal music. Dainty refreshments were were served in the dining room. The parlors and diningroom were bowers Of lilac bloom. - Those pr esent on this Tf f TTTTTT SOCIETY dellghtful occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. Pardee, Mrs, H. Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donnerberg, Mlsa Davis and Miss Grace Davto, the Misses Edith and Nellie Kimball; Messrs. Hairy Ooodall, Charley Darling. Vic tor Luth. William Morton, Del Moore. Clyde and Eddy Kimball, Thomas Davis. Mrs. Rarlck entertained Tuesday the Ladles' Aid Society of the Methodist church. Flower decorations were In lilacs. A most enjoyable social after noon was spent. Mrs, Will Tallant and Miss Harriet Tallent entertained Saturday after- .nt.heon wa. .erved at it. close, Mrs. craft order. The ladies who were present were: Mrs. T. F. Ball, Mrs. Captain G. Read, Mrs. A. E. Cann, Mrs. P. C. Porter, Mrs. T. Wooden, Mrs. G. Ziegler, Mrs. J. P. McCann, Mrs. J. A. Gllbaugh and Mrs. James Tatton. ft The Friday Afternoon Club was en tertained by Mrs. George Flavel, this week. ft ft Miss Lucy Morton was hostess tor the D. M. C. CD. Club. ft The Misses Elmore were guests of Mrs. H. L. Steele and Captain Steele at Fort Stevens, over Saturday for tennis and an Informal dance In the evening. ft ft Miss Grace Stokes Is visiting some of the college girls at Stanford. Later, Miss Stokes will continue a pleasure trip to Los Angeles, in time at attend the Fiesta. ft ft Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Utulnger nave with them as guests Mrs. Trueb and Miss Emma Trueb who are relatives, from the east. Mr. Frank L'tzlnger, Mr. Earl Baker, and Miss Nettie Ut zlnger, other connections are here also, and all with the intention of residing permanently in Astoria. ft ft ft Mr. Charles Burllngame and Mr. Frank Donnerberg have gone to the Lewis and Clarke with a fishing party whjch they organized to angle for the speckeled beauties in the silvery head of the river. ft ft ft Mrs. Ellen White and daughters Wllma and Marian, who have been visiting Mrs. White's mother at the Lewis and Clarke home, left for their home in GolJendale, Washington, last Wednesday. ft ft ft The Presbyterian young people gave a walkout to Tongue Point on Mon day. The boys and girls under the chaperonago of the Rev. Gilbert, met at the Gulch by the Tongue, and had a moonlight rollc. Coffee and hard tack were served and the party re turned 011 the evening train. Miss Gladys Graham and Miss Nellie Wilson entertained the 8. T. C. Club at a course dinner and theater party Saturday evening. The dinner was given at the home of Miss Gladys. Flower decorations were in the apple blossoms, a mass of the flowers In a rose bowl, 011 a mirror centerpiece forming a charming effect. Place cards were han-painted In apple bios. soms, and favors the pennants painted with the club's initials. ft ft ft Satuiday afternoon Miss Florence Davidson entertained with a box party to "Charlie's Aunt," for the Saturday. The Misses Louise Wise, Nellie Wil son, and Gladys Graham were guests. ft ft ft Friday evening Mr, and Mrs. Silver entertained In their East Astoria home, the Baptist young peoples' so ciety. ft ft Mrs. Benjamin Hay entertained a few friends at her home on Franklin avenue on Wednesday evening. Pro gressive whist was played, ft ft . The Queen Louise Lodge .. were en- tertnlned at the hull on Tuesday even ing In honor of the birthday of Miss Schernekau. Mis Schernekau was hostess and was assisted by the Misses : Ki lobi'hn, Boch, Mosdnmes llllde brand and Peterson. There were the usual Gorman song ami muslo which Is alway an entertaining f'utui'e of these iilYulm, and coffee and delicious German cakes were served. ft SutuiMny there was a surprise for Mrs. Vvss. ft Mrs. Ouiniiuv has returned from visit to Portland. ft ft ) Mrs, Cius Holmes entertained the ladies of the Chapel Guild Tuesday, in her beautiful homo In East Astoria, at a pink and white luncheon. Pluk and white spring blossoms were em ployed In decoration. During the after noon there was music. A delightful, afternoon was passed, SO being pres ent. ft ft ' ft Dr. Estes Is expecting his daughter Frances home from school to spend a day or two next week, ft ft A business social was given at the Baptist church, Saturday evening. Hon. Benjamin Young and Mls Curo Young were visitors at the me tropolls lust week, to attend the grad uation exercises of the medical college, where Miss Clara Reame was one of the scholars. ft ft The Presbeterlan Birthday Club was entertained this week by Mrs. lletland at her home on Exchange street. ft Mesdames Loundsberry, Talant and Troyer were guests of Mrs. Kendall In Portland for the week end, and at tended the "Magic Melody" at the Hulling. Br. Alfred Kenney and Mrs, Brenam Van Dusen have returned from a few days visit to Portland. . Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Elmore have KOne to California tor a pleasure Jaunt. Good Words for Chambortain'a Cough Remedy. People everywhere take pleasure In testifying to the good qualities of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. Edward Phillips of Barclay, Md., writes: "I wish to tell you that I can recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. My little girl, Catherine, who Is two years old, has been taking this remedy whenever sh has had a cold since she was two months old. About a month ago I contracted 1 fearful cold myself, but I took Cham belaln's Cough Remedy and was soon as well as ever." This remedy Is for sale by Frank Hart and Leading Druggists. WOMEN i1 maker Robertlne gives what every woman m-vt deslres-a perfect complexion. It brines that soft, smooth, fresh, clear tint to the cneek that Anotes j-outhfulnesw. It will bring beauty to those who lack It; It will retain It for those who already possess Jt; It w'.H enable you to successfully combat the ravages of weather and t!me. Don't doubt don't arirue. Just try X'jbertlne, Your drURglut will (rive you a free sample. Ail drug- "ists keep Robertine, ,umr.mi 1 miimsMTw' Q COFFEEJEA, BAKING POWDER, FL0n(i EXTRACTS Abolufrfcirify, flne3f flavor. Ores SiroH, fottoiwi Je Mod CL0SSET & D2VE8S r PORTLAND, OREGON. C PROPOSALS. OFFICE OF C. Q. M., VANCOUVEB Barrack Wash., April 15, 1007. Seal ed proposals, In triplicate, will be re ceived here until H o'clock a. m., May 15 ,1907, for furnishing forage and bed ding, at posts In this department for the year ending June 30, 1908. De liveries of supplies to commence July 1, 1907. Information furnished here or by quartermasters at post. " TJ. S. reserves the right to reject or accept any or all proposals, or any part there of. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked; "Proposals for for age and bedding at," ad dressed Sam R. Jones, C. Q. M. It 5S CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. HELP WANTED. VANTKl8AUr:sUA!lK8; I'KHMA neut positions, Slmltigton Pry floods Co, B-5-lt. WANTED TWO ELEVATOR BOYS; must be over It years of age. In quire Astoria Savings Hank, 4-23-7t, WANTED TWO BEWINO GIRLS. Mrs. A. Meyer, 261 Duans street tf. WANTED SAL ESM KN. MANY MAKE 1100 to $1M Pr month. Soma rn more. Stoek elanj grown on Reser vation, fir from old orchards, Caia advanced weekly. Choice of territory. Address Washington Nursery Company, Toppentsh, Washington." f-M-tt MALE HELP WANTED MEN AND women to learn watchmaking, an tra vlng. Jeweler work, optica; tasy terms; positions guaranteed; money made learning. Watchmaking-Engraving School, 1411 Fourth avenue, Seat tle. It i3 FOR SALC-RCAL ESTATE. I HAVE TWO HOUSES AND SIX lota In Warrenton centrally located O. F. Morton, the real estato dealer, 430 Commercial street, opp. Astorlan office. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE 1 POOL TABLE AND 1 billiard table. Enquire at 1ST Bond street. v S-5-7C WANTEO-MISCELLANEOUf WANTED TO RENT A FURNISHED or unfurnished flat or cottage by family of thro adults and two chil dren. Address K., Astorlan office. J 4-IO-4t WANTED SMALL HOUSE FUR nlshed or light housekeeping rooms; west part of the city preferred. Ad dress "J," Astorlan Office. t-S-tt ros EKVT FURNISHED ROOM FOR 23t Tenth st., list floor. RENT. UNFURNISHED HOUSE KEEPING rooms for rent, apply at coner of 15th street A Franklin Avenue, lascEiLAjncrrjSw NICK PAPAZGERES. THE GREEK DIVER. ha Juit received a new diving ma chin from th old country. Dive from 26 to 10 fathom In shallow water stays down half a day at a time. Leav order at 41? Bond St. Market, or D Falanjos, Clifton. LAUNDRIES. BUTTON HOLE AT THE BACK. Your experience with it has so donbl lead to much vexstlon, possibly pro fsriity. Broke your flnprntll trying tc pry It up from the neck-baud, eh! Yon won't have that that experience l you tend your shirts to ui w ssv yot this trouble, and danger of tearing tli blrt. Try us and ee, TROY LAUNDRY, Tenth snd Dune SU. Phone 1901 JINOwitit.1, I Conform, to V Nmlootl Par Food snd PniU. tl eoarh iynip eontsisinf eplstes eeastt ette the bowen. !)' Uxatlve Bonny tai lax awTM Us boweli sal conUmi no oU to. For Sale by Frank Hart, Druggist Bte. Battler " 1 Couah. 1 Coldi, Cress, I I Whooplna I Cough. 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II fuarti Ues to ear esUrrll. attorns, luuf anj throat trouble, rheumatkm, nvrrouiaes. stomach, liver, and kidney, (tnal torn plaints and all chronle disMsos. SUCCESSFUL E0ME TREATMENT. If you esnnot call writ for lynpton blank and circular. Inclosing 4 onto In tamp. THE C GEE WO MEDICINE CO. First 8t. Corner Morrison, PORTLAND, OREGON. PIssm mention the Aotnrian UNDERTAKERS. J. A. GILI1ALOII it CO., Undertaker and Emhaliner. Experienced Ladv AsslMtHiit When Desired. Calln Promptly Attended Day or Night. Patton Ildif. 12th and DuuneSU ASTOKIA, OitE.UON Phone Main 21 11 PLEASANT HOUR . OF ENTERTAINMENT VAUDEVILLE AT THE LOUVRE And Vaudeville that really Amuse and Interests you. Weekly Changes of Pro ' gram and Each Change an Improvement 1 SPECIALTIES THIS WEEK 8IONA IHOIJKKTS Msgnlflcent Oontrnlto Singer iu all th Umrent Uems or bong and Ifeai- istic Bweedlsh Cbaroo ter Act M3JJAOMEEN ;Turklh Dancer J ELAINK FOREST High Soprano Singer ; MAIME WANDBUTH Flute Soliat. Mistress o( all Lady Mel- oaists FLORIENE Soprano Vocalist ADMI8SION FREI LINDBECK A WIRKKALA Props. 3 PROFESSIONAL CARD. OSTEOFATHISTS. M. M0DA C. WCrj OOTIWPATB Offlco MaoMii Bid, Ftwfit Black Mil 71 Commwrolsj it, Astoria, Or. ATTORNEYS AT LAV. JOHN C, McCUE. Attornby-at-Law, Deputy District Attorney PageBdg. Room 87. HOWARD M. BROWNIU, AttrMyatUwt Offl with Ma J. A, lakln, at N. Com morels I Si. Astoria, DENTISTS, Dr. VAUGHAN,' DKKTWT Pyblao Building, Astoria, Oregon. Dr. W. 0. LOGAN DENTIBl Commercial Kt, fitianahan Build BUSINESS DIRECTORY HOTELS. HOTEL PORTLAND FlnoM Hotel In th Nrtkwtl PORTLAND. ORE. JW-geggi,..uu,u 1 ".i'u..u mm.m j RESTAURANTS. Tokio Restaurant 531 Bond Street Opposite Ross, Iliggius & Co First-Class Meals. Coffee with Pie or Cake 10c Regular Meals 15c, up First Class Meal 15c Coffee with Pie, Cake or Dough nuts 10 cents. U. S. RESTAURANT 434 Bond Street Telephone 1081 Main. 809 Bond Street. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT THE ASTORIA RESTAURANT MANO (UNO, Prop. Th Finest Mo mel terred In Aitorla, Yonr Patronngo Solacieed. Courteous Treiitntent to All v QAM IN REASON ASTORIA, i OREOON. WIRES, LIQUORS ARD CIGARS, The Owl Concert Hall Formerly the LnToNca The Leading Amusement ' House in Astoria Good music. Everybody welcome. Chas. Nleml, Proprietor 263 Astoria street. THE SAVOY Popular Conert Sail. Good niiisle. All ar wlomt. ar Strentk anj Astor, Eagle Concert Hall 320 Astor St. Th lelln(f amiitement hon. Agency for Edison Pbonograpas ami I Gold Moulded Records. P. A. PETERSON, Pros. A GOLDSTEIN L is Fine Pants Tailor' 207 Ommonwlth Bmttdtof FOrJTLANO ;m,ii,...,..i QREQON sxowirraT m ihb tudi