The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-22

shown by the fact that next weeks
Scranton assembly has been arranged
one day ahead of the usual date in or
der to give members an opportunity to
Maple City event. Bauer win furnish
the music.
A reception and hop will be held New
Years eve by the Young Peoples as
sembly in Siegers academy. The as
sembly officers are: e. r. Robbins, pres
ident; w. P. Weichel, vice president;
H. H. Sivelly, secretary; Leo Schimpff,
treasurer; Harry C. Haak, chairman of
the invitation committee.
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The First Presbyterian church choir
was entertained Thursday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dickson, at GIG
Quincy avenue.
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st. Brenden council, No. 24S, Young
Mems Institute, will hold a social in
Mears' hall, West Side, Friday even
Ing Jan. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Silkman, on
Thursday evening, at their residence,
All Jefferson avenue, gave a card party
for a large number OF guests.
Miss Helen Merriman, of Dunmore,
will give. tea next Friday for her
guests, Miss Troxwell and Miss Farr,
of West Plttston.
Robert Simpson, Of police headquarters,
is absent from the office owing to indispo-
sition.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Among the Yale men home for the holi-
days are A. r. Williams, jr., Paul Belin,
w. j. Torrey, Ezra Connell Guy Stevens,
A. Il. Hunt Jr., Y. +. Archibald and
Worth Scranton.
Mortimer b. Fuller, of Lawrencevllle
academy, is home for the holidays.
John II. Brooks, Lucius Kennedy and
N. +. Stahl, jr., of Princeton, are in the
city. A..
Miss Anna Hand has returned from
school on Brooklyn Heights; Miss Mar
garet Hawley, who has been Miss Hands
guest for week, has also returned home.
Miss Mary Linen, Miss Augusta Arch
bald and Miss Ethel Boies have returned
from school at Dobb's Ferry to spend the
holidays with their parents in this city.
DR.. Edison NJ. Green attended the we'd
ding of II. c. Reynolds, of this city, In
Philadelphia, participating in the cere-
monies as an usher.
Bert Eynon, student at the University
Of Pennsylvania, Is the guest of his
father, A. b. Eynon, on North Hyde Park
avenue.
Of
Storrs, of Owego, attended last nights
assembly as guests of Miss Archibald.
Miss Rosa Smith, of Laceyville, is be-
ing entertained by Miss Margaret Van
Camp, of North Lincoln avenue.
Theodore Connell. of the medical de-
partment of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania, is home for the holidays.
Judge d. W. Searle, of Montrose, was
here for few hours yesterday en- route
from Honesdale to Montrose.
Miss Sherer Miss Gearhart and Miss
! Matthews, of Wells college, are home for
the holiday vacation.
Susquehanna County Commissioners
Atkinson, Stephens and McKeeby were In
| the city yesterday.
Miss Esther b. Killam, of Paupack
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| Green Ridge.
George Merriman, of Union seminary, is
spending the holidays with his parents
In Dunmore.
The Misses Stebbins, of ithaca, are the
guests of Miss Davidson, of Washington
avenue.
Attorney F. I. Lott, of Montrose, was
engaged on legal business here yesterday
Miss Smull, of Caldwell, N. j., was the
guest Of Miss Archibald during the week.
Miss Clara Simpson is home for the holi
days from Miss Ely's New York school.
Albert Jessup. of Lehigh university. Is
In the city for Christmas week. "..'H.".
Miss Ethel Boies has as her guest Mis-,
Twichell, of Hartford, Conn.
James Gearhart, of Lafayette college
Is home for the holidays.
r. w. Snyder. of Cornell, has returned
here for the holidays.