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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21
ALL'S WELL that ends WELL.
Conrad Beppler's Kiss Won Back a
Wife He Had Abused and Ended
a Divorce Suit.

By permission OF the court the action
for divorce brought by Mrs Lizzie
Bsppler against Conrad Bspplsr, OF
Petersburg, has been withdrawn. Mr.
and Mrs Bappler have concluded to
forget the past and the actions that
brought them into divorce court and
lr8 again living together happy and
contented as in the days Of their honey
moon.
They were married on April %, 1876
and on Oct. 30 last Mrs. Beppler tiler
her libel in divorce alleging cruel and
harbarous treatment on the part Of her
husband.
About one month ago testimony was
taken in the case, B4ppls WAS at that
time serving term of imprisonment
in the county Jail for ill-treating his
wife. and was brought down to the
court house in charge of Warden
Grimes to be present ut ths hearing
While the testimony was being taken
he fsasted his eyes on his wifes face
but she persistently Ignored his pres
encs. After the hearing he went ont
into the corridor and there extending
his hand to his wife he besought her u
speak to him.
won't you shake hands with me,
Lizzie2' he pleaded.
Her attorney. T. f. Wells, urged her
to comply with his request and she did
So They talked long and earnestly to-
getner and when Warden Grimes wa,
about to lead Beppler away the latter
gathered his wife IN his arms and th'
sound of a resounding kiss echoed
through the corridors a moment later
Mrs. Beppler is only human, She
melted under the influence of her hus
bands love, and when he was released
from Jail she received him again as her
lord and master. Consequently the
case of Beppler VS.. BepplVr has been
e1punged from the court record
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COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

Corrt ,oo,ord,y ,os,,od -, or,,,,,,..
- tTa ~ tb aroJ, ~ SsuiieuC
!" U"0 ','''''o' - 'lo 7'",,"9 VI iiS o''eo',
The hearing III the Paul X Weitzel
naoeSs cot pus U"so W"s .his oomtimueu oy the
'oui' yo''o'u"y u".' '"'9 nl'' ni"R'
A rule for decree in divorce was
granted by the court Yesterday In th' case
OF Wolcott against Wolcott aud made re-
tWnaoIe to argument court
Marriage licenses were granted by the
clerk Of the courts Yesterday TO Andrew
Kearney aud Rose Ellen Murray and El.
ward Smith aud Bessie l.. Watkins, all of
Scranton.
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Moran on the RampaRe.

Patrick Moran, of Bellevue, took pos
session OF Cedar avenue, between Pear
and Fig streets, yesterday morning
and for four hours held it in true bor-
der style. lie worked Monday night in
the lower steel mill aud when his turn
was finished hs filled up with intoxi-
cauts From a IN. until noon, he al
lowed no person, man or woman, to
pass without molestation. He tackled
burly fellow named Kilrain, who tried
to pacify him. and got badly used up
in the encounter. This did not deter
Moran. but on the contrary it appeared
to stimulate him. A young woman
happened along about 9 o'clock, and
WAS pursued. Finally three tramps
passing on their way were attacked,
and one of their number received d
deep cash on the jaw from brick
thrown by Moran, Special Officer
Clearwater reached the scene of gctiv.
ity US the fusilads of brick bats was
most serious, but Moran succeeded in
escaping.
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DUNMORE.

The social Of the Lldes Aid society
held last night at the B Btptist church
was a decided success and large mum
Der attended. Four large tables were
spread with beautiful collation. and
tho eager crowd present dill ample jas
tice to the toothsome viande. The
young ladies present who took charge
and catered to the comfort of the
guests were: Misses Annie Hoffman.
Gussie Pinckusy, Dana Capwell, Min.
ME Bingham, Eva O3terhout, Fanny
Haycock, Kitty Benz min and Inez
Frey.
Miss Maud Savage is confined to her
home by illness,
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eli
Swartz occurred from her late home on
Monroe avenue yesterday afternoon
and WAS largely attended Interment
was made in DunmorP mstsry.
j. F. Judge, Of the Index, and Tallie
Morgan will make speeches in COM
memoration Of Neal Dow's birthday
at the Odd Fellows hall this evening
mt 7.30 o'clock. The lectures are given
under the auspices Of the Loyal legion
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The News CondAnsed.

The employees ut the Capouse colliery
were paid yesterday.
D S Ryan, druggist, of North Main
avenue, left yesterday for Philadel- -
phia on business.
The funeral of Mrs Benjamin Wat
burn, of Bellevue, occurred yesterday
afternoon. The remains were taken to
Taylor for intermsnt.
The remains of Harry, the 14-year-
old son of Mr.. aud Mrs. Maddox, OF
Bloom street. were inferred at the
Washburn Street CEN ,tery yesterday
afternoon
The funeral of Mrs. Eva Rinker, wife
of Peter Rinkev, of South Bromley ave-
nue., will occur at 8 o'clock this morn.
ing. The remains will be conveyed to
Stroudsburg on the $50 Delaware.
LgckRwanna and Western train for iu-
terment. ObseQues private.
Company F cleared about 800 on
their recent ball Ths proceeds will
be uSed for the fixing up of reception
room.
The Patriotic Order Sons Of America
camps of the city will hold a reunion
on Thursday evening, March 80, in the
rooms of Camp 17S on North Main
avenue
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NORTH END.

The Confidential Clerk" will be
produced by members of the Father
Whitty society, at st. Mary's hall on
Easter Monday night. The piece is
we'll cast and the society is making
strenuous efforts to stage it In excel
ent form, A large house is expected
as the society is popular and always
foremost in every good work. In this
section OF the city there is no society
that has done more for the cause oil
temperance than the Father WhittY's.
Its efforts for the moral elevation Of
those who are addicted to the evil Of
intemperance are commendable and
generally appreciated The literary
and military features Of the society are
excellent and have an eunobling effect,
intellectually and physically.
The new Puritan church on Wes
Market street is being painted ant
beautfied, 1t is neat slightly and adds
much to the adornment OF this portion
of the city. 1t will be dedicated at al
early date.
jacob Bohr has been appointed jsni-
tor of Company II armory.
United States Detective McSweeney
visited Providence Monday night fol
the purpose Of completing arrange.
ments in regard to the pending trial oI
the counterfetsrs who were captured
here some time ago The trial vii
take place at Pittsburg Several Nortl
End people will testify against the
counterfeiters.
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Personal.

j. \. Martin, of Overton, is at the West
muster.
B.F. hughes, of Carbondale, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs L. II. Taylor of Plymouth,
are III this city.
E. N. Frisbie. of Wilkes-Barre, was in
this city yesterday.
A. ". Stocklet, of Mauch Chunk, was
In Scranton yesterday.
Attorney Replogla has returned from a
trip to the JuDiatu Valley.
J. F. Schneider aud Perry Dean, Of Dan
vile, were in the city yesterday.
William Creighton of New York. visited
the lace works at Green Ridge yesterday,
John Kuhback and j. c. Birdsall were
Honesda.e visitors Ia Scranton yesterday.
City Editor Gritman, Of the Carbondae
Leader was among yesterdayss Scranton
visitors.
Peter F. Cummings. OF West Lackawanna
avenue is dangerously i'll Of inflammation Of
the bowels.
A. Il Christy and o. S. johnson have re-.
turned from three weeks trip to Cuba
and Florida.
G. Harry Waite, W. Mccormick and c..
Il. Fisher. all of Binghamton, are at the
Westminster.
Mrs II. A. Coursen and daughter are
visiting mt Orange, n. j., and will be alb.
sent about ten days.
Manager John II Blackwood, of the
Rockingham theater was iu New York
yesterday on theatrical business.
R. Ripmaple, of Philadelphia, aud viii.
lam S. Ryle, OF Paterson, n. j.. interested
In silk industries, are at the Wyoming
E. {. Roberts aud II. II. Hathaway of
Binghamton; E. Engel, of Key West, Fla,
and e. e. Mendenhall Of Catawissa, are at
the Valley House.
Mr. and Mrs. John Greensled, of Jermyn.
returned home yesterday, after spending
the past few days visiting Miss Mary j.
Hopkins, OF this city.
Theodore Connel is expected home to.
day from Yale to spend the Easter vaca.
tiou period ut the residence Of his father,
William Connell. on Clay avenue,
r. A. Brashear, Pennsylvania superin-
tendendent Of the st. Louis Wrought Iron
Range company, was in this city yester-
day. He will transfer his working force
from Montrose to Dalton the first Of the
coming month.
Hiss Ella F. Miller will be married to
George w. Keyes this evening at the How
ard Place African Methodist Episcopal
church. A reception will follow at the
American House, COG West Lackawanna
avenue. Mr.. Keyes is one Of the best
known colored men in this part OF the
state aud was for years the coachman Of
the late Colonel Ira Tripp.
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An alarm of fire was sounded from
box SO at 1890 yesterday morning on
account OF blaze in double two
story dwelling owned 5y Thomas Rich.
ards ut the corner of Lafayette street
aud Lincoln avenue. Tne fire origin
ated In summer kitchen situated in
the rear of the house. and burned
fiercely. The Franklin and Columbia
Fire companies responded quickly, and
in short time hnd the flames sub
duei, but not until the property WAS
badly damaged The house WAS occu %
pied by w. w. Evans and Evan Will
Jams. who suffered some loss in furni-
ture. Tide loss on the buildings is COW
cred by insurance.
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Another Priz, Winner.

Miss Lydia Sailor, of Cedar avenue,
is another one who contributed to the
musical renown Of the South Side. by
taking the honors in her class at
Wilkes, Barre at the disteddsol on St.
Patrick's Day. She took the first prize.
which was $40, for the best soprano
solo, for all ladies under 81 years Of
age. A quartette, Of which she was a
member, also won prize. Miss Sailor
is possessed of clear, sweet soprano
voice Of wide range.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21

The residents OF Remington avenue
and adjacent street. in the hollow on
the eastern side of the Delaware and
Hudson railroad tracks are again sp-
pealing for remedy for the unsani-
tury condition of the nsishborhood,
arising from the stsgnant pools caused
by Lack Of drainage At tuis season of
the year the ground is veritable
quagmirs. and the hot sun causes such
unpleasant exnalations that living
there becomes almost unbearable.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21

The last sermon of Lent in st. John $
church was delivered last night by
Rev. F. p Walsh. Father Walsh is
ranked among the number OF brilliant
and eloquent Young clersymeu of this
diocese, and his effort last night was
an extraordinary one. His subject was
The Alteration OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment, and the Graces Derived from
Devout Supplication to the Sacred
Heart. The church WAS filled to over
flowing aud during the sermon the at
tentiye silence was impressive.
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Miss Maggie Carroll Ruri d

The funeral of Miss Maggie Carroll.
highly esteemed young lady, who
died on Saturday at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs Mary Ryan, on Di-
vision street, took place yesterday, and
was largely attended. The remains
were taken to St Pstrick's church.
where solemn high mass of requiem
WAS celebrated after which the cortegs
moved to the Hyde Park Catholic ceme-
terry, where iuterment was made.
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Miss Fannie B. Foster, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs S. N. Foster, of 1923
Washburn street, attained her seventh
birthday yesterday, and in honor of
the occasion a party was given at the
home to her young associates. Re-
freshments were served and the young
folks assembled enjoyed very pleas
ant afternoon,
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Inc lunerAl OF JOnu higgins WAS 2
large one yesterday morning, attssting
the many friends gained by the young
mans cheerful disposition. Intermsnt
was made in Hyde Park cemetery.
Mrs. Patrick Lydon, Of Minooka. is
expected to breathe her last at any
moment. She has been aiing for the
past two months. She is the mother
of large family Of small childrou the
oldest not yet 10 years. The doctors
have no hope Of her recovery
Master Mechanic William Thomas
of the William Connell Coal company,
has large force of men at work put
ting in an additional pump in the
Meadow Brook shaft.
The South Side Choral union will
hold its regular weekly meeting tomor
row night in Pharmacy hall. Nego-
tiations are under way toward the pur-
chase Of an organ for rehSarsals.
A Young child of Thomas Joyce, Of
Stafford street, Minooka, is danger -
ously i'll, aud death is hourly antici-
patsd.
The regular meeting Of the Scranton
Athletic club will be held at the rooms
tomorrow night. The committee or
excursion will report and receive fur
ther instructions as to the III itter of
arranging games, etc, for the excur-
sion to Farview on June 49,
John Flaherty, of Cherry street, will
begin in May to build new barber
ahoO IN tha alta of hia nrpaont nnnr
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SAYS BURKE is A sLaNDERsa.
Mrs. Margaret stanton Sues Him TO
"a OOO nanaa.a

Mrs. Margaret stanton Sues Him for
$4,000 Damages.
Mrs. Margaret Stanton. wife of Pat
rick Stanton. of Taylor, says that Pat
rick Burke, of the same place, has
grievously injured her by circulating
stories calculated to injure her reputa.
lion. and yesterday she brought suit
against him through Attorney Joseph
OBrien to recover s.. 900 damages,
Mrs. Stanton declares that Mr.. Burke
on March IS publicly stated that she is
an unchaste person and untrue to her
husband, all of which she AYERS is so
false that the father Of lies must have
instigatsd the statements.
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They Had Unbridled Tongues

Lewis Hozanna and Peter Mascow were
arraigned before Alderman DeLacy Mon
day night, charged with :having made vul-
gar and indecent remarks to Mrs. Bogger,
of Capouse avenue. They were peuitent
and Mrs. BOgger forgave them and in con.
sequence the alderman allowed the ungal'
liant fellows their liberty on the payment
of $5 and costs by each.
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SAD RESULT OF PLAYING.

James LOTUS, Jr, Struck on the Head
with Stone and May Die.
James LOTUS, jr, son of james Llf-
tus, of $50 West Market street, Provi-
dence, lies at the home OF his plrents
in Il precarious condition.
While young Lotus was playing
Monday evening boy named Burns
accidently struck him on the head with
a stone.
An iudsntion of the skull resulted
and the attending physician is unable
as yet to say whether or not he boy
wi i'll recover.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21
WAntsd-Young Men and Women Out
of Employment

We have had good year. To meet the
demands Of the school extra teachers were
employed-they are with us now. Over
600 young men and women are out Of en-
ployment in Scranton. This spring and
summer we propose to take those young
people in our school on easy terms.
The demand for people is not great in
any line, but count up the people who do
clerical work in all the offices, stores,
banks and manufactures, aud see what an
array Of book-keepers, stenographers and
clerks are employed These persons are
the business men Of tomorrow,
Hundreds Of your friends have been at
the college and hundreds have succeeded.
The faithful ones win; the inattentlve fail.
Take these next few months aud learn
bookkeeping or stenography; brush up in
grammar, spelling. arithmetic: keep your
iye on penmanship, get good knowledge
II notes. drafts, checks; know something
Of commercial law, and wind up with the
business practice.
You have the time come in and see us.
WooD's COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND SHORT
HAND. f. E. WooD, Proprietor.
Vrnt uTa nj Clarkia 81
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Pieroe obi,o,s to Garbage.

William Eldridge was arrested yesterday
BY Sanitary Policeman Burke at the in.
stance Of John Pierce, who charged Ed
ridge with dumping garbage in front of
the compliments premises on Nay Aug
avenue Last evening the accused was
given hearing before Alderman Horan, of
Providence, and fined 81 and costs for his
offense
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21
Election Of Officers.

Hyde Park Encampneut No. 249
Independent Order of Old Fellows,
has elected the following officers
Chief patriot, William Gaylord Thomas
nigh priest, Thomas Carson; senior
warden, Emmett Bsvan secretary, r.
II. Williams; treasurer, D. II. Jones
On Saturday, Marcn 81, Slocum lodge
No. 976 will elect Office
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WHAT scRaNToNIaRS THINK.

If you are hesitatng from uncer.
tainty read the following:
have examined with considerable care
the copy Of Vol. | IF the Encyclopedia
Britannica of the edition offered by The
TRIBUNE, and compared it with the samo
volume Of the Scribner edition which
have in my library, and find it, 30 far as |
can see, identical with the latter, except
that it has more and later maps and a
supplement bound with it that brings the
treatment Of the subjects down to later
date than the original. 1t is a marvel to
me that it can be offered at the extremely
low price named.
TRos. F. WELLS,
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Mis-. Katie Ruane, Of Beech street,
has renounced the world aud entered
upon her novitiate as a Sister Of the
Immaculate Heart in the convent at
Carbondale. She bade farewell to all
her friends and entered upon her re-
ligious life Tuesday morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21

Referring to the Encyclopedia Britain.
MICA offered by The TRIBUNE, ! consider it
All excellent work ! have the Edinburgh
edition, which cost me $500 per volume
This reprint at Sl9S per volume is another
instance Of American ingenuity.
REV. p. +. ZIzLEMANN.
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Music Boxos Exoluaiuslu.

Best made. Play any desired number of
tunes, Gautschi g. Sons, manufacturer,
1880 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Won.
derful orchestral organs, only 50 and $40.
Speciality: Old music boxes carefully re.
paired and improved with new tunes ~
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Pnrannala.

Michael Higgins, Of Elm street, the
father of the young man who acci
IDENTITY killed himself, is not expected
to survive many days. Previous to the
death of his son he had been quite sick
and that shock has greatly endangered
his condition.
Mrs. Patrick CavAuagh and two
children. OF Wilkss-Barre, are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Best, in Minooka
Peter Aydt, of Narrowsburg, N Y,
is visiting hiS son-in-law, Henry Wick
ham, of Birch street.
Miss Mary Newcomhe, of Pittston, ia
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news FROM west Side
Happenings Of Day That Will Interest Hyde
Park Readers.
FIRE ON LAFAYETTE Street
House Owned by Thomas Richards
Badly Oamaged-Funeral Of Miss
Maggie CarrolI-Hyde Park En-
campment Elects Oficers-Birth-
day Party TO Miss Fannie B. Foster.
Funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Watburn.

THE West Side Office OF the SCRANTON
TRIBUNE is located ut l2S South Main ave.
nue., where subscriptions, advertisements
and communications will receive prompt
attentlon.l
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THOs. f. WELLS,
Attorney and Counsellor.

In the early part of 1899 | purchased
from Chas. SCrlbners Sons their edition of
the Encyclopedia Britannica, twenty-five
volumes, bound in leather for $4,000.
G.. NJ WATSON,
Attorney and Counsellor.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21

OUR opening will occur on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Our display Of mil
inerY Is ono Of the best ever shown in the
city. j. BoLz,
~ 1888 Wyoming avenue.
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DIED

ROOHE--On March 10, 1894, Thomas Jo.
seph Roche, son of James Roche. of 1884
Gibson street, aged 4 years Funeral
Wednesday at 3 o'clock p. IN. from the
house. lnterment IN Hyde Park Cath
olic cemetery.
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visiting her cousin, Miss Bridget New
combs, of Lane avenue, Minooka.
John Evans of Birney avenue, a
driver in the Greenwood mine. had his
leg broken yesterday afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21

1t seems to me to go without saying
that The TRIBUNE is proving itself Il pub
lie benefactor in placing before the public
such marvel Of reliable information to
date, upon the great subjects Of thought,
rs is presented in the Encyclopedia Britain
MICA, with American revisions aud addi-
tions, and known as The TRIBUNE edition.
Ii is simply matter Of wonder that such
work. preferable to the more costly edi-
tion, In one or more important respects,
can be offered at less than 81 volume, and
every lover books ought to appreciate
the mRrves Of tue day in book making.
n. f. STAHL
Pastor Green Ridge Presbyterian Church.
Only 10 days remain in which to receive
it.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21

Ex.Presdent Of Yale College says: 81
will defy any one TO buy 5000 volumes
that will give him as good working libra.
ry as is furnished in the Encyclopedia
Britannica alone"
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MARRIED.

PERKINS. .REYNOLDS-At Avoca, March
49, 1894, by Rev. NJ. Harvey, Harry
Perkins and Miss Jennie Reynolds, both
of Plymouth.
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Beadleston & Woerz's and Ballantine's
Alss are the best. E, j. WALsH, agent W
LNckRwannR Avenuo 80
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notes Of south Side
Happenings Of a Day That Will Interest
MaHy Tribul9 Readers
TROUBLE ON REMINGTON AVENUE

The Swampy Condition of the Ground
Causing Sickness-Patrck Moran
of Bellevue, Dsgusts the Residents
of Cedar Avenue Last Lenten Ser
mon-Lydia Sailor Wins First Prize
Personals and Shorter Para
graphs.
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EASTER Lilies, never so fine, at Clark's.' -

Anheuser Busch Beer.
Louis Lohman's, 325 Spruce ok
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M'NaMaRA's HALL BURNED.

The Origin of tho Fire Is Not
Known.
The building at 9l5 West Market
straet, Providence, owned by William
Mcnamara, and used as dwelling
house and dancing hall, was entirely
destroyed by fire at 3 o'clock Tuesday
morning.
An alarm was sounded, but before n
stream of water could be directed
against the flames, the building was
doomed.
the origin Of the fra is not known.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21

This is naturally the dullest social
week in the year. All forms OF enter
tainment have been practically aoAnd'
,ned and the society belle is fortitying
Iersslf for the gay round of pleasure
Mat Easter week will usher In as
'ecompsnse for the restrictions that
che penitential season imposed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21

The appearance of the Ksndals
at the Academy of Music Thurs
day evening, will probably bring ont
number of society people, notwith-
standing that it is the eve of Good
Friday. 1t is the first appearance of
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall in this city, and
many are anxious to see these charm
ing English people of whom so much
has been said aud written.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-21

LILY OF THE VALLEY at Clark's. ="