The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-24
Entertainment This Evening.

Entertainment This Evening.
The Sunday school connected with
the Scranton Street Baptist church
have arranged a special programme
which will'b rendered this evening. A
feature of the occasion will be a Chin
neg built of paper bricks; each brick
will be filled with candy and dlstribut-
ed among the young members, when
the affair is concluded. The following
numbers will appear on the programmes
Recitation, Miss Clara Carpenter; or
gan solo, Miss Isa Collins; recitation,
George Carpenter; recitation, Louise
Schadt; recitation, Arthur Beddue; or
gan solo, Miss Clara Reed; recitation
Miss Minnie Jones; solo, Miss Via
Jones. Speeches will be made by Rev.
: T. j. Collins-and b.. G. Morgan. 10
Brief Notes of Interest
At the Welsh Philosophical society
on Saturday evening, Ebenezer p, Da-
vies gave a practical criticism on the
subject of Coal Formation" The talk
was much enjoyed. William Brace
opened the philosophical topic, why
Is it That Glass Is Non-Conductor of
Chemical Heat and "a Conductor of
Solar HEATH" Vocal selections were
rendered at the opening and close of
the meeting.
Don't forget Davidow Bros. when in
search of holiday presents
The pupils of st. David's kinder
garten gave free entertainment on
Saturday afternoon under the direction
Of their teacher, Miss Lillian Morris.
A large number was present and the
programme consisting of solos, recta-
tions and drills, was given in a credit
able manner by the young people.
The Hyde Park Literary and Debat-
ing society will hold a meeting this
evening in their rooms. Every member
is requested to be present, as business
of Importance, including an election of
officers, will be transacted.
Don't forget Davidow Bros. when in
search of holiday presents.
The University Social club will hold
this evening. a
Mrs. William Penry, of Bellevue
Heights, slipped and sprained her ankle
on Saturday, The injury was attended
by Dr. j. J. Roberts
. Don't forget Davdow Bros. when in
search of holiday presents ..*
John Hundon, division superintend-
ent of the Scranton Traction company,
placed an extra car on the Eynon and
Taylor lines on Saturday at noon.
Twenty minute trips were made until
midnight. On Christmas Day the same
car will leave the central city at s
o'clock and run throughout the day for
accommodation to those at the elstedd-
fod. Mr.. Hundon states that an entire
new schedule. will put in on Jan. l.
Professor NJ. j. Donohoe, principal Of
No. 16 school, Fourteenth ward, was
presented with a valuable gold pen by
the pupils of his department at the Fri
day afternoon exercises. Mr.. Donohoe
received the gift by making an appro-
pirate address.
Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Dale, of North
Main avenue, were given a farewell
reception on Friday evening at their
nome Dy tne young HfeH Oh tne simpson
Methodist Episcopal church. Brief ad-
dresses were made and games tndulged
in Before their departure George Peck,
on behalf of the party, presented Mr..
and Mrs. Dale with handsome parlor
chair. Mr.. Dale responded in a feeling
manner.
Don't forget Davidow Bros. when in
search of holiday presents g
Morgan l.. Williams, Of Wilkes-Barre
has returned home from visit with
friends on this side. ,f
Thomas Thomas. of Plymouth, is
spending the holidays with his cousin,
Will d. Grifflths, of North Sumner ave-
nre. ~
Christmas exercises will be held at
the Sherman Avenue mission this even
ing. A good entertainment will be
given, consisting of singing and recta-
tons. A fine dialogue win be rendered
by Richard Phillips and party. The