The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-20
THEY Yell CORNELL
Undergraduates from Ithaca Entertain Large
Audience at The Academy.
COLLEGE SONGS were we'll sung
The Mandolin CLUB One OF the Best
Organizations Ever Heard in Scran-
ton-Mr. Miller Captures the Audi
ence by Singing Songs Of the Va
rietY Stage-Reception at Bicycle
Club House.

The undergraduates from Ithaca,
WAC, when they want to give vent to
their enthusiasm do it after this fash
ion, Cornell / yell, yell. yell. Cor
nell entertained large audience at
the Academy of Music last evening by
rendering we'll arranged programme
Of music
Than the Cornell Mandolin club 1t
would be difficult to find better
trained organization The clubs rendi-
ton Of Me;ra's Spanish waltz WAS one
of the most delightful numbers Of the
evenings entertainment The Gle9
club sang wonderfully well, due no
doubt to the enthusiastic leadership of
Mr.. Colt, AS is usually the case
at college concerts the audience
seemed TO most appreciate the
class OF songs one hears at a vauds'
vile show. When TEDDY" Miller
sung Kate Reilley" he was raptur
ously applauied by daintily gloved
hands, the proprietors thereof declar-
ing with much emphasis that he was
100 lovely for anything" He wasn't
thar, exactly, but he proved that he
was mighty clever young fellow.
Mr.. Miller's encore number, "Tha D..
butante.' pleased the audience i'm
mensely.
The banjo club played several pieces
in good style and that they were appre
ciated was evidenced by very hearty
applause one Of the glee clubs most
successful efforts was the "NewsbOv's
Chorus" from the burlesqus "l492
They responded with selection from
Robin Hood" as an encors.
LARGELY ATTENDED RECEPTION
After the concert the Cornell young
men were tenderedi a reception at the
Bicycle club house, which was very
largely attended The patronneSses of
the reception were as follows:
Mrs George Sanderson, Mrs. Il. &.
Brooks, Mrs j. +. Snyder, Mrs. J, l..
Hull, Mrs, Everett Warren. Mrs. L. N.
| Willard, Mrs c. H. Welles, Mrs II. W..
Hull, Mrs. Z c. Dimmick, Mrs. J.
w. Carney, Mrs w. G. Parke. Mrs,
Peter Davidson, Mrs. James T. HOsie.
Mrs. w d. Russell, Mrs w. I,
Smith, Mrs. Charles Schlager Mrs.
John Simpson. Mrs. F. Z. Platt, Mrs. J.
A, Linen, Mrs. Frank Jermyn, Mrs.
James Archibald, Mrs. Henry B-lin, jr., q,
Mrs. II. NJ. Boie2, Mrs. A, B. Blair,
! Mrs. Frederick Fuller, Mrs H. P.
Simpson, Mrs. +. D. McGowan, Mrs.
". H. Buell., Mrs. Z. B. Jtrmyn, Mrs,
w, NJ. Dickson, Mrs, II. NJ. Streeter,
Mrs. f. L. Brown. Mrs. A. NJ. Decker
! Mrs. James F. Dickson, Mrs. f. W.
Archibald, Mrs. J A. Lansing, Mrs. J.,
W. Peck, Mrs. Myron Kasson.
OUT OF TOWN GUESTS.
| Among those who were in attend
ancs from out of town were: Misses
SadiA Mcmillan, Smith and Cake, o!
2itEfon; Mabel Jones, Brooklyn. NY.
AN he. Asheville, n G. Hardenburg.
stanton, Katherine Stanton, HOLMES.
Rose and Ball, Of Honesdale; Miss
Dayenport, Plymouth; Messrs. Lance,
L. II. Lance. French and DR..
and Mrs. II. L. Whitney, w. w.
Dunkee, A. L. Davenport and
w. P. Davenport, of Plymouth
! Il. Dimmick, Of Homes iale; L. A.
| Patterson, Stuart and Gritman, OF Car
nondale Geo. Fentz. Hubert, Martin
Fell Haupt, Ryma n, McConnan ant
| Carpenter, of Wilkes. Barre; F. w
Cool, . G.. Smith, Of Pittston; NJ. j
Mrtin, Davis. Rowland, Rosser, B
W. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. r. B How
land, Of Kingston: NJ. G. Peters and
" ,BrSider, of White Haven; N. A
Welles, Wyalusiug, l. L. Stone ant
Mr.. and Mrs, Stevenson, of Waverly
H. D. Billings, of Tunkhannock; j, S.
Pettebone. Of Dorrancston r. E. Pratt
of Nicholson; and Il. G. Smythe, oi
Asheville, n. c.