The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, September 06, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextBUNDAY, SEPT.' 6 flTHE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. V lOM, yvaw 141 Itemsof HimkI Intercut are noHollnil for llina colnmus nd chould b I iBl dlitHil to llio minrlaaoilU'e lo Insure Ihelr linmllou, I The accompanist were Mini Maude, Ross and Mini Marguerite Taylor, ...r ' "Hob" McLean mid Mia Foett have returned from Cciirhart, where they were the guests of Dr. and Mm. Holt for r few days.' ' - ' tt .. Miss Nan Rem! 1 entertaining at a crab apple party at Reed Cottage at Ccarliiut. Among the guests are the Misses Sadie Crang, Harriet Tallant, Winifred Van ' Dusen, Mary Berry and Reb Hobson. 1 tt Miss Maude Van Dusen In visiting at rorlland and Forest Grove. She will return to open her clans in piano tudy, September 14th. M M M Jfc mv A ' If ' The Ladies' Aid Society of the Memorial Lutheran Church were de lightfully entertained by Mrs. Emit I'aJmberir at her home on Irving' ave- t, Thursday afternoon of this week. cfreshmenti were served. ' Mis Winnie Van Dusen, Mill Nan Keed, Miss Harriett Tallcnt, Miss Crag, Miss Hattle Utzinger and Captain Granville Reed ere spending today at Rigway Cottage at Ccarhart I'ark. - Friday evening of last week Mis Nellie Wilson and Mini Gayle Rob erts entertained a large number of friends at a dancing party given at the A..O. U. W. hall. There were about 50 couples present and all en joyed a pleasant evening. The deco rations for the occasion were ex tremcly elaborate, being a beautiful blending of orange and green, very prettily arranged. The floor present ed a lovely picture with the young ladies in their dainty gowns mingling with the contrasting colors of the decorations. During the evening punch was served between dances.. X I The prettiest and decidedly leading event socially in Astoria last week uat the wedding at the home of M and Mrs, George William Morton on Grand avenue of (heir , youngest daughter, Grace ,Margurate, to M Alonzo lvly Jones, of Clalskanie, las Wednesday. The Rev. John Warren of Holy Innocents Episcopal Chapel performed the ceremony "that made the happy couple man and wife. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Bertha" Christine Morton,: as lady of honor and Miss Nellie Florence Da vis as bridesmaid. Mr. Fredrick act ed at groomsman. .The young mar tied couple left on the Lurline for 1'ortland for a short honeymoon after which they will return to Clatskanie, where they will make their future home. ' Mm. N. Troyer and her son have Mrs. Charles A. Callender left on returned to Astoria from a six week' the steamer Spencer Friday last, for viMt with relatives at Oakland, Cal. Portland where she goes on a short visit. She was in company with Mr and Mrs. R. C. Holden. Miss Jvk Chae of Portland who la visiting with her relatives, Mr and Mrs. F. L. Parker, entertained friends at a lashing party Friday afternoon. The young people of Astoria will soon be resuming their studies nt the various colleges in the Pacific Coast states for the coming season Among them, who will soon leave, are the following with tlfe colleges they will attend: Miss Hazel Estes and Misies Madge Fulton will attend Whitman College in Washington: Miss Mabel Lnrsen, Miss Ruby Hamarstrom, Miss Birdie Wise and Stanley Young at the University of Oregon at Eugene, and Frank Parker and Otto Utzinger at Stanford University at Palo Alto, California. ' " Mrs. Mary E. Griffiths and daugh ter, Miss Florence, of Port Townsend, Wash., and Mrs. T.- S. Billings, of Lewiston, Idaho, who have been visit Ing Mrs. M. J Fox and Mr. John Fox left for Portland Friday morning, and after several days' stay in that city will go to their respective homes. Mr. Griffiths is Mrs. Fox's daughter and Mrs. Billings her sister. The home of Miss Eva Holmes was the scene of a delightful silver and white china shower, last Thursday evening, given in honor of Miss Flor ence Goddard whose engagement to Mr. Arthur Elbon has been made known. There were 18 guests pres ent who were entertained at cards Miss Alice Goddard was the fortunate holder of the highest cards, and re ceiving the pretty gift prize offered. After the catd game a dainty repast Vis served. A striking feature of the evvnt were the beautiful decorations of the houscthc color scheme being gold and white. .; "Mr., and Mrs. E. C. Holden, who for many years conducted the well known Holden House in this city, left on the steamer Spencer Friday, last for Portland, where they will make their home in the future with their daughter, Mrs. Strong., , . On last Tuesday Mr. Arch Kinney of Portland arrived in this city for a few weeks' visit with Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kinney. . Mrs. M. T. Brooks entertained the members of the Euchre Club at her home on Exchange street last Thurs day afternoon. Quite a large gather ing was present and a pleasant after noon wa9 spent. Mrs. 0. M. Siming ton won the prize for holding the highest hand. I ; A lawn party at the home of Miss Laura Fastabcnd on West Duane street last night "was the scene of a delightful gathering of the younger people of Astoria. Quite a large number of guests were present who reported an excellent time. Mif Myrtle Harrison and Miss Fannie , - SARTOEIAL DILEMMAS. Weighty Problem Tfiat Ara Puzzling Our English Coucins. A problem l:i put forward by a wrltci ui it intnipoii4ry wlili-U give foe lor thought. It 1 1 till: Suppose -bj ciiie voiiibli'ifltlou of cli'cuuisiancce yoi were fai.-ua by the ulk-ruatlvu of wear ing a frock tout with brown boot Which would be the better way out o! it-to wear tt bowler or ii tall hat? A tli writer Justly remniks, If you weai n bowler t lieu the thing you have t explain away la the coat. If you weat a tall Lut.ou have oi'iy the boots t( account for. We should advlae tno of our reader who And one morulnf that all the wearing apparel In the house bud been atolen during tbe uigh with the exception of a frock coot jwatoteoat, trousers, shirt, collar, vest tie, a pair of brown boot and two hati -one tall, the other round-to cut the fifiPilfnn Irnnfr few aefaarlriA l iA4 An i .ffioiirv astuiskiswfi rtiiAB rnkrnnrnn in . ... ... ... - - inner or urea auemwaa wukb mnj entertaining the affair ? .. face the traveler down the .world's S dusty highway baa to do with collar Mrs. G. Wingate acted as hostess' Si'?poie on arriving at a hooae for n th m.mhr. f th HrMff Clllh OUd and BtaittDg to dM foi Vi.f r,.irf,n Pr!l.-,vIIIUner flnd that "Wing COl afternoon. Miss Marion P. Bunker who has hern visitintr with her sister. Mr.: fnr iht naet werk. left "'"thing to all properly eoiUtnte5 for her home at Portland last Friday. Miss Lucy Morton was among the lars have got wetted by your apongt or other wine defaced. Should yon weai a clean donble collar or a dirty ortho dox evening collar? In the former caw you will be natty, but a thing of men. In the latter you wfll give the Impression that yon cannot afford tb , tervlcea of a laundry. London Globe. Portland bound last Friday for aj week's visit with friends. ( j The annual vacation of the choir J hoys of the Grace church, is being spent at Seaside with Rev. W. Short who is acting as their manager NAPOLEON'S HABITS. The Grt.t Warrior Wae Fend ef Per , fume and Clean Linen. It Is pleasant to learn If one baa Ka q I poleon I. on the hero Hat that be had very dainty hablta In personal mat- fora that ha tarts ai lanMllsittalw Uen Its The boys have reported that they arc; tl per80n accordlng t0 n Rrtlc,e ln a havng a fine time and are enjoying; French contemporary, and'poured eau their outing immensely. . I de cologne luto the water be washed : ; In, then sponged his head with per- Queen Hattfe I. of the recent Re- fJ,n Bd flaft11 Purc1 th8 remainder ... i of the contents of the flask over Ms gatta, was a passenger on the Julia, ' .h' a" ii travagantly fond of clean linen and during his campaigns bad relays of It sent to different places. In those days It did not cost a farm tc have starched things laundered, for, In account with a famous laundress ln Tarts, the ein peror's linen for one wash amounted to 380 pieces and cost only a trifle over B. for Cathlamet where she went to attend the closing events of the Re gatta in that city. The royal ladies' committee who attended the Queen during her reign here, Mrs. H. F. Prael. Mrs. J. II. Whyte, Mrs. t. Bergman, Miss Alice Wood and Mrs. A. Dunbar also attended the l-jo. latniamct Kctfntta, as nd her maids,; mis strides an American as very Miss Madge Fulton. Miss Louise and reasonable, but his majesty never wore Birdie Wise, Miss Myrtle Skibbe, : an? nrt,eJ on,f aind. 88 he always ,,. . . ... .... ... , ' undressed himself without aid from Larsen, Miss Agnes Kannen, Miss enst t0 the foup of the rooin Gaylc Robert, Miss Maude Ross, Napoleon's bill for eau de cologne. Miss Mary Eakin, Miss Christine however, exceeded the washerwoman' Wade, Miss Edith Lornstcn. j b7 n majority. It Is a relief to v ! Ieara tlint (he Little Corporal was so . . . . .! much a dude. Some of his predecessors A musical that proved a great ( ,Q 1L(J Tu,Icrle8 mt essed source of delight in more than one , gucu exceiicnt habits If history Is to be way was given Tuesday afternoon of 1 rolled tipou. last week by Miss Alice Wood and! . Miss Rcba Hobson at Logan's Hall,! To Make Waxed Paper. A numbc of friends attended. After r seeping 8ui)stnn; the musical a pleasant hour was spent in social conversation, during which punch was served. The pro gram was carried out in excellent fashion and' was immensely appre ciated by all. Among those who con tributed were as follows: Violin solo. Mrs. J. T. Allen, vocal numbers by Miss Reba Hobson, Mrs. C. B. Allen and.W. F. Gratke; piano selection by Miss Hattie Wise;, vocal numbers by Aliss Alice Wood, Mrs. C. IT. Cal lander; violin selection by Mrs. Allen, concluding the program were num bers by Misj Wise and Miss Hobson. which coutaln either a volatile aromatl lugtvdlcnt or grease, which would pen etrate throngh ordluary paper. On t flat sheet of copper over n gentle flrt place a Bheet of paper as a base and then lay n second sheet on the top 0 the first. Coat this second sheet wltL yellow or white wax nnd distribute the latter uniformly over the entire sheet by means of a sponge, exerting a HI tie pressure, till the paper Is every where transparent- nnd consequently permeated by "the wax. If the flrp'l; too feeble;' the prows will bt ret-ird-cd. Too powerful a' flu me I: still v.wr harmful. i!3 the paper h'llable to be I'ome In-own or black. Stev.rin may be UMvd l::itp?d vf wnr -Drr laduslrlov niiyii FINANCIAL with the partner of your joys if either of you have made a mistake in your shopping. The wisest of us is likely to get "stung" once in awhile and the experience might do you good. When you DQ get tung .on a pur chase, it will at least teach you not to experiment with unreliable stores, but to stick to the "tried and true." We want your trade, but the only in ducement we offer to get it is abso lutcly square dealing. FolUttKoriie LITTLE A OVER 3 CENTS A Small Savings Bank. A Small Savings Account. . An Example 111 Thriit. ASmall Fortune. A happy home. ; TljmjANKING SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'C'N, 168 10th St. ' Phone Black 2184 . - AMUSEMENTS. ..Astoria Theatre.. Sunday, Monday and ., i Monday Matinee Sept. 6 and 7 Mr. C. H. Harris Presents the New York Favorite Comedienne and Prima Donna DAINTY GRACE CAMER0I1 In His Latest Musical Com edy Success First f Jational Bank of Astoria DIRECTORS Jacob Kamm W. F. McGregor G. C. -FlaveI . J W. Ladd S.S. Gordon Capital ........ .............. ....... .,$100,000 Surplus 25 000 Stockholders' Liability ; ' . 100,'(X)0 KSTAliLlSIIKl) 18Mtt. ' J. Q. A. BOWLBV, President O. I. PETERSON, Vice-President J. W. GARNER, Assiatant Cashier' FRANK PATTON, Cashier ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - $227,000 Transacts a General Banking Business Interest Paid on Time Deposit Four Per Cent. Per Annum Eleventh and Duane Sta. Astoria, Oregon I rH Supported by the Great Com edian, WILL PHILLBRICK and a cast of fifty. 10 Big Advanced Vaudeville. Acts. Hear the Great Song Hits 20 Numbers. Entire Pro duction Carried by Company The Singing, Ringing ingling Event of the Season SCANDINAVIAN-A M E R I C A N SAVINGS BANK ASTORIA, OREGON OUR MOTTO: -Safety Supercedes All Other CoosidcratkM." STEEL & EI WART Electrical Contractors Phone Main 3881 .... 426 Bond Street cor BAY BRASS & 111 MS ASTORIA, OREGON Iron and Brass Founders, Land and Marine Engineers. Uj-to-Date Sawmill Machinery Prompt attention eiven to all reoair 18th and Franklin Ave. work. Tel Main 2461 Prices 25, 50, 75, $1 The Grand THEATRE ' Commercial and Ninth Street, Tonight TELL TALES OF THE CINMA- TOGRAPH" "BEWILDERING CABINET" "RELIGIQUS CEREMONY" MOVING DAY OR NO CHIL DREN ALLOWED" ' ILLUSTRATED SONG "In the Land of the Buffalo" VIEWS OF A TRIP THROUGH FRANCE This Theatre is equipped with the latest and most improved electri cal Machines. Don't fail to see these pictures: ADMISSION 10c. Children Sc. Change of program Wednesday and Sunday. ', Sherman TransterECo. HENRY 8HERMAM, llanaier. Hacks, Carrttges-Baajgage Checked and Transferred-Tmcka tad Ftraitarv Wagons Pianos Moved, Boxed and Shipped. 4SS Commercial Street , . f Vhont m T HI GEM C. F.WISE. Prop. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars ASTORIA, Corner Eleventh and Commercial. OREGON ! 1 ' yZl-y S V m ti I i fc. Jt K I S Ik - I I i J i r ahly om proral, withont a eM lepoatt par the fraljrht Of ( and allow tan dayi pfUia TRIAL on evcrjr Edison Phono in. Olve Wtht W shla om ft KAnht Moatba1 uma to Day and oharze no lntsrei only coats oaa scat to hav tD talrwt. aalest aad tha beat lkino maciunb proposition rv.r mad sent to you i ilda If you'll hava ona sent on Fraa ou taka ao risk, It you buy only aftsr a Fraa Trial without lundradi of other rturlnr the lul month and ln avar naianoa me n.aion wii Kent in me nomo nyi one Sent baok and there'e m reaeoa whioh wilt b ' aent on raut nae tko eeueoa. t IMIun OUR IPBOIAI. OUTFIT 0 T OJILT 129.85. r1fcmmb Bpeolal outfits to fit aay aoeketbook lew are too eman to seoura a iius In Machine from Rllera Plaao lionee tne laraeit aeaiere in Talking- Machines and records n me ooasi or Mortnwaai ao store. BrLWna f piano Hovn, mmmk. thenu. ed.X' r my catai ' ' w Kama . . 1 Tl M . f Addreet t Dept. 6 m Waeh. Si, Pleaee tmd tlement 01 fl and tartlwiaN four SdUoa ft ftfai EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. J. T. NOWLEN Real Estate and Employment Office 473 Commercial St, Phone - Have fine list of Astoria qnd coun try property. All classes of labor furnished. MISCELLANEOUS. Plate Racks, Wall Pockets, Music Racks, Clock Shelves Just in See us , Hildebrand & Gor1 Old JBee Hive Bldg. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES You want the best money can bay in food, clothing, home comforts, pleasures, etc., why , not in education? ' Portland's Leading Business College offers such to you and at no greater cost than an inferior school. Owners practical teachers More Calls, than we can fill . Teachers actual business men In session the entire year Positions guaranteed graduates Catalogue "A" for the askin I. M. WALKER, Pres. O. A BOSSERMAN, Secy. HOT OR COLD olden Uest lea Just Right CLOSSET & DEVERS, PORTLAND, ORE. LAUNDRIES. we Wash Everything but the Baby and return everything but the dirt. . f aeaeaa, ' TROY LAUNDRY . Tenth and Duane Phone Main 1991