The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-07

81. Brendam council, No. 243, Young
Mems Institute, installed officers last
evening in Cooperative hall. A large
number was present. The ceremonies
were conducted by Grand Second Vice
President j. L. Gaynor, assisted by
the vice president of council No. 1874, p.
II. Gilleram. Seventeen new members
were enrolled previous to the ceremo-
MES.
The following were installed: Presi-
dent, NJ. ]. McAndrew; vice president,
P. j. Calpin; second vice president,
Dominick Gibbons; recording secre-
tary, James Quinnan; financial secre-
tary John P. Conway; corresponding
secretary, H. d. Johnson; treasurer,
Frank Cooper; inside sentinel, Thomas
j. Larkin; marshal, Patrick ]. Walsh;
executive committee, P. j. Nealis, Am
brose Nealon, William Mcclure, M. J..
Fitz Gibbons, and John ]. Durkin. The
society now has 21O members and, al
though but one week old, is the largest
organization In the Atlantic jurisdic-
tion.
After the ceremonies, the member
and guests assembled in Mears' hall,
where a banquet and social was held.
Addresses were made by NJ. A. McGin-
ley, president of Scranton council, No.
1874; Professor Donohue, of the South
Side council, and John p. Runian. The
master of ceremonies was NJ. ]. Nc
Andrew. A musical entertainment was
rendered, at which Miss Tessie Mccoy
recited, and Joseph McDermott rem
dered a piano solo. Among the visitors
were: From Scranton council, Edward
Hanley. f. p Mitchell, Joseph Lewis,
p. T. Holly, Thomas Holly, p. H. Gil
leram, j. L. Gaynor and Frank Nc
Cam; South Side, Professor Donohue
and John p. Quinnan; Minooka council,
Frank Mcdonald. Dancing followed.
Sunday School Scholars Entertain.
Clark's hail. on South Main avenue,
was the scene Of delightful entertain
ment, which was presented last even
ing by Mrs. Il. ID. Fellows class of
young ladies of Washburn street Pres
byterian church. The rooms were fitted
up by Williams & McAnulty; the floral
decorations were done gratuitously by
Wheeler & Davis. A handsome stage
surrounded with potted plants, ferns
and cut flowers. Mrs. E. d. Fellows
presided.
The programme opened with piano
solo by Miss Daisy Poole; the young
ladies of the class gave a series of
tableaux, which represented a guess
ing contest. The tableauX were pre-
scented as follows: Little Miss Muf-
fet," Miss Myrtle Fraunfelter; Sweep
ing Cobwebs," Miss Lena Staples; "Lit-
tie Bo-Peep," Miss Gertrude Becker
Jack and JILL" Misses Daisy Poole
and Annie Jones; Red Riding Hood, u
Miss Margaret Edwards; Woman In
Shoe" Miss Lou Deppon; Mary and
Lamb" Miss Ethel Porter; "Queen OF
Hearts," Miss Anna Thornton; "Milk
Maid" Miss Maud Vipond; Mother
Goose" Miss Edith Richards; piano
solo, Miss Ethel Porter; Puritan Girl,
Miss Ella Williams; Maud Muller
Miss Jennie Staples; Antony and
Cleopatra" Misses Kathryn Davies
and May Belle Sweetzer; Romeo and
Juliet" Misses Hattie Davis and Mar.
garet Hutton; 'Mlnnehaha," Miss
Daisy Poole; recitation, Cultured
Daughter Of Plain Grocer" Miss Mabe
Yost: 1.-TWO Little Girls in Blue,
Misses Daisy Poole and Annie Jones
Queen Of Hearts," Miss Anna Thorn
ton; "Old Fashioned Girl" Miss Grace
Walker; Five Little Peppers" Mis-,
Margaret Hill; Bow Of Orange Rib
bon," Miss Mabel Yost; woman II
White" Miss Nellie Jones;-r Between
Two Flags" Miss Stella Terwilliger
Guessing Names of Books" Miss
Helen Mott; piano solo, Miss Gertrude
Becker. +. F5
After the entertainment, an excellent
supper was served. Two long table!
were set, and adornd with handsome
lamps. bouquets and smilax,
Minor News Notes.
Thomas Powell, of Meath, Bradford
county, is visiting friends in town.
Fred Abrams, of North Main avenue
is slowly recovering from an Illness,
Mrs. Richard Harris, of Avenue d
Bellevue, is suffering from q paralyti
stroke.
William Watkins. Of North Filmor
avenue, is erecting small store on hi
property.
An entertainment giving a represen
tation Of all nations, will be held by tn
Ladies' Aid society of the Welsh Cal