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The morning call., 1894-02-26
l. o. o. F.

The executive committee has prepared its
programme for jubilee week as follows: April
% aud "a, competition drill of the subordinate
lodges; 25th, reception and entertainment day
and evening at Odd Fellows Hall; 26th, grand
parade of entire order, head of columns start.
ing from Odd Fellows Ii all at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and march TO fair grounds, prize drill OF Patri-
archs Militant at P. n, distribution of prizes.
entertainment and ball in Festival Hall at 1880
p. NJ; the 27 b, prize competition by eDcamp-
mepts a. /. o. o. +. Hall; 2SIh, competition OF
Rebekah lodges at same hall. There will be
three prizes for the PatTiarchs Militant, and
TWO each for the other branches of the order.
A committee OF Rebekahs of Oregon have
notified the order here that they will send a
delegation, and also that many brethren will
attend.
Fraternity papers are caustically commenting
upon the action of Northern Light Lodge OF
Fargo, n. D., which, they state, was burned
out, issued a call for relief, and received as
donations some $1,000; now it Is said that said
lodge was fully insured and Is gong 10 take
hall.
The '1emon squeeze" party OF the Rebekahs
OF Fair Oaks Lodge No. f. at Oakland, was a
novel and complete success.
Grand Master Thompson OF Eureka has not
yet recovered from bis severe attack OF Tie
grippe.
Grand Patriarch Downs visited Oakland En-
campment last Friday night. His dates FOL
March are: Santa Clara, March 10; Heads
burg. II; Salinas, 20; Petaluma, 81.
Subscriptions for the new temple at Los An
geles are being satisfactorily made.
The prospects OF the Odd Fellows Home In
this jul isdictiOn are good. Favorable reptile:
have been received from a great number Of
lodges. and suggestions for Its erection and
maintenance are liberal and numerous.
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COMING EVENTS.

Seven Pines Circle No. 3, Ladies of The Grand
Army of the Republic, will give party at Al
cazar Social Hall this evening.
Mrs. Schuett will give a matinee tea to-mor-
row from until 6 o'clock, at her residence
16l Chattanooga street.
The Club of "a will give fancy dress ball
tomorrow night AT Saratoga Hall.
A social club under the name OF "The
Tweniy-une" was formed several months ago
of members OF the TWO companies of the
National Guard Oh Ellis street, and their
monthly entertainments given in the large hall
of the armOry have been pleasant features in
military circles. The second, gwen on the 26th
uli., was a bonboD social and was attended by
some $50 couples. The third party, 10 be
given Tomorrow night, VIII be unique affair."
1t will be 4 "'49 party" and all who nave been
invited will be expected TO come attired as the
pioneers did when they met In the olden days
for social purposes. The programmes and III
vitatIOns for TINS novel affair are quaint. The
Twenty ones will in roduce some figures char
acterisIc OF the days OF gold.
The Huntington Euchre Club will meet next
Wednesday evening al the residence of MIS-.
Mellis.
Tie Varsovieune Club will give a walnut and
party a ne6 evening
vocal numbers will be given during the evening
Buena Vista ParloT No. 68, Naive Daughters
OF the Golden W EST, will give an open meeting
next Thursday evening at Alcazar Social Hall.
The Excesiors will give ball at Union
square Hall next Thursday evening.
Tine Clover Club will give its nineteenth party
IL.
The IncOgs will give an entertainment and
dance at Union-square Hall next Friday even
ing.
Alcatraz Circle No. So. Companions of the
Forest, Will hold its annual masquerade ball at
Unlon-square Hall next Saturday evening.
The Oleta Club will give its quarterly party
at B'nai Birth Hall next Saturday evening.
California Rebrkah Lodge No. 1, Indepen-
dent Order OF Odd Fellows. will give an enter
tainment and social ON Saturday evening,
March 3, 10 Welcome Hall, Odd Fellows build
Ing.
The Young Mems Hebrew Union will give a
prize Purim masQuer de ball at ODD Fellows
Hall next Sunday evening.
The Pacific Dancing Club will give its thirty
fourth party al Union-square Hall ON Tuesday
evening March g.
Court Aurora No. 645O, Ancient Order of
Foresters of America, Will give an entertain
ment and dance at AlcaZar Social Hall on
Wednesday evening. March &.
Golden Gate ParlOr No. so. Native Daughters
of the Golden West, will give poverty party at
Druids' Hail, 4l3 Suffer street, on Wednesday
evening March z.
The Boys in Blae will give their first mas.
querade ball at Turn Verein Hall, 1923 Turk
street, on Saturday evening, April z.
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Personal MENTION.

Mrs. Herman Oelrichs and Miss Virginia Fair
were among the guests at the elaborate dinner
party given in New York City last week by
Mrs. George Kidd in honor of Princess Galatro
Colonna.
General and Mrs. John III. Dickinson and
Reginald Dickinson Will leave the Palace Hotel
early Ia March TO occupy their villa, Craig
Hazel. at Sausalito.
EMiss Myra Noyes Of Washington, ID. c., is the
guest OF Miss Jennie Blair at her residence on
Van Ness avenue.
II. L. Van Wrinkle and Miss Van Wrinkle ae-
companied Dy C. c. Kellogg OF Utica, N. Y, and
his d. tighter, left last week for a Two montbs'
visit TO the Hawaiian Islands.
Mrs. A. W. Scott Is al Red0ndo Beach and is
greatly improved In health.
Miss Lulu Richards has entirely recovered
from the serious illness that confined her to her
residence during the past three months.
Lieutenant Nathaniel +. Mcclure, Fifth Ar
tillery, U. s. A.. who is away on a leave OF
absence, will return early Ia M rich.
Captain Joseph Ii. D0rst, Fourth Cavalry, u.
8. A. Is on duty at the United States Legation
al Vienna.
Edward G. schmiedell is making prolonged
visit at Santa Barbara.
Captain Thomas II. Barry, First Infantry, U.
S. A, Is absent In Washington. ID. G., on special
duty.
Lieutenant Charles b. yogdes, FIrst Infantry,
U. 3. A, is on duty at the State University OF
Iowa.
MIR. and Mrs 9. p. Huntington arri we'd here
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MISCELLA

Colonel and Mrs. E. q. Hughes gave an en-.
joyable progressive euchre party last Friday
evening at their residence on Clay street.
Mrs. George f. Richardson gave delightful
lunch party last Tuesday at her residence on
Taylor street and Hospitality entertained eleven
of her friends. The table decorations were OF
vlolets and smilax and the menu was a delicious
one.
The Beta Psi Chapter of Sigma M Fraternity
of Berkeley celebrated its second anniversary
Friday evening by banquet and theater party
10 San francisco.
The class of '94, California School of EIocn-
ton and Oratory, gave Miss Florence Eindley a
surprise party at 629 Eddy street last Thurs
day evening. Miss Findley left for San Diego
on Friday, where she will remain until May,
when she will visit the East and Europe.
The G. S. E. o. Students Club gave wash
iugIon night at the rooms OF the club on last
Tuesday evening. The rooms were IastefulIy
decorated with the national colors and very
fine programme was rendered The following
participated In the evenings entertainment:
Miss Emily Curtis, James A. Haran, Mrs. E.
Carpenter, Miss Hattie Elliott, Fred L. Shaw,
Miss r. Francis Luse and Miss Margaret Nc
Lehman.
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Knights of Pythias.

The officers Of Liberty division No. IL OF
Oakland were installed on Tuesday evening
last by BfIgddier General ii. Scnaifner retired.
The brigade commander, General f. A. Meg
guire. and his staff were present. One new
member was admitted.
The officers of Unity Division No. Is of San
Francisco will be installed on Wednesday even
ing.
Sunset Lodge No. 1913 will be instituted at
Mendoza, Fresno County, this evening.
The members of the uniform rank OF San
francisco endered reception ana banquet 10
their friends in Shieis' building last Thursday
evening. A large attendance was present.
The board of control OF the endowment
rank has made what Is term an extra
tions, and limited the amount to be carried
on same 10 $1,000, and also decided that a
charge of % cents per $1,000 extra shall be
charged TO such, If admitted. Ii any m mber
now In an ordinary class shall change his occu-
patton 10 the hazardous class and fall TO notify
OF such change or pay the extra charge, il will
fOrcelI his certificate
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A. q. IL. NJ.

The committee upon reception Of the Supreme
Lodge are perfecrlng arrangements for good
time for The eminent gentlemen from all points
OF The continent who will be here In June.
The PIeasanton House will be headquarters and
the sessions held in Golden Gate Hall.
San Jose notifies the order at large that
il is ready for the meeting Of the next
Grand Lodge. which convenes In said city on
April 3. Hotel Vendome will be headquarters,
where a rece tion Will be given on Monday
evening. April 2. The sessions VIII be held al
Turn Verrin Hail.
The grand officers are now engaged in pre-
pairing Ihetr reports for The coming session.
The desire TO have a $1,000 certificate Is
manifest throughout the national jurisdiction.
Heretofore there has been but one sum alike
upon all, namely, $1,000
Grand Foreman Ward continues his vista
lions with the grand ovtrseeT. grand medical
examiner. Deputy Worth. and Past Masters
Sam Booth, Flack, Lawton, Crowley and
others. He called upon Alta Lodge on
Tuesday night and with many Of the
same brethren visited Franklin Lodge
on Friday evening. This evening he will visit
Memorial Lodge and on Wednesday night De
with the brethren OF Hearts OF Oak Lodge al
West Berkeley.
Mrs. NJ. }. Stewart, G. C. OF H., Is consider
ing the adyisability Of converting the GRAND
Lodge OF the Degree of Honor DAY or Two
earlier than originally designed.
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WEDDINGS.

The wedding of Miss Lizzie Priser and VIII
liam Wilkens took place Sunday. February 10,
al the Presbyterian Church, and was witnessed
by many friends of the contracting parties.
Miss Minnie Teidenberg was the maid OF honor,
Miss Nellie OSsossky, Miss Alice Cellerious,
Miss Mamie DelOrioS and Miss I. Crone were
bridesmaids and Mr. Guelley and Mr.. White
were grOomsmen. The bride looked very pretty
in a colonial gown of pink duchesse satin. On
her couture was a wreath of orange blossoms
that held in place The flowing veil of white
tule. The bridesmaids wore beautiful gowns
of blue silk. After he ceremony the bidal
party and a number of friends proceeded 10 the
home of the brides sister. Mrs. Goudy, at 104312
Folsom street, and enjoyed a sumptuous din
ner. After supper the rooms were cleared for
dancing and singing till late hour. The rooms
we're nicely decorated. There were seventy
five couples present. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkens
Will reside at 231 Seventh street.
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BETROTHALS.

The engagement Is announced OF Miss mary
A. Mann, only daughter of Professor A. L.
Mann OF this city, to Byron Brown, son OF the
late Superior Judge I. A. Brown OF Martinez
Contra Costa County.
NJ and Mrs. NJ. HerZog have issued invita-
lions for The wedding OF their daughter, MISS
Jennie HerZog, and Harry Nj. Lichtenstein'
which will take place at O'Clock next sunday
afternoon at Shereth Israel Synagogue, corner
OF Post and Taylor streets. There VIII ue a
recepton at O'clock al ArmOry Hall. corner
OF Ellis and Polk streets.
he wedding of Miss Martha Levy and Her
man Lesser will take place at he residences VI
The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Levy,
1918 Eddy street, at o'clock next wednesday
afternoon.
The engagement is announced OF MISS Juiia
Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher, 10
Coleman Attel. They will receive their friends
at 92O McAllister street on Sunday afternoon,
March IL,
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were fifteen dances that prolonged the party
until about o'clock in the morning.
copmittee-W. NJ. Lacey. DIR. W. H. Sieberst.
George Hilgerloh and w. /. obn; floor man
ager, q. l.. Bresse; floor commlrtee-W. NJ.
brennan, J. NJ. Nye Jr. Charles Hilton and DR..
Among the manly present were: Mr.. and
mrs Berger: Mr.. and Mrs. g. L. Sale. Mr.. and
Mrs L; c; Kelron. Mr.; ana Mrs. E. o. Reiser.
DR.. and Mrs. ID. B. Soltan. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
kaeser. Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Drayeur, Miss Mel
lie Melander, Miss Hebron. Miss Iceland, Miss
Estella Cranna. Miss NJ; Duffy, Miss Laura
Vice. Miss Sieberst, Miss I. L. Maiers, Miss j.
Kidan. Miss Goss. Miss Jessie Lyon. Miss
Lulu Keirns, Miss Fritz. Miss Virginia Cranna
Miss MAUD McGiil. Miss May CorreIl, Miss f.
Jr., Charles Hilton. w. o. Ludovici, S. j..
Swartzel, w. nj. Lacey, w. /. Tobin. Eugene
Kelly, George Higerloh, v. G. Tobin. DIR. W.
liam kediaD, Or. L. A. ROttanZie, A. b. Golf
Jr.. Walter S. Lyon. S. Lenald, M. A. Lyons, A.
J. Fuiz. d. Mckenzie. II. c. Grubee. W. New
George w. Adams. w. M. Grennan. A. Kaiser,
J. Arguella, L. ;. Aiken. u. L. Bresse, j. NJ.
Blanchard. E. Fl: Bartand, F. J. Baker, George
Fletcher. W. s. Grafton, DR.. Harvey. w. E.
jackson, Alfred ID. Lenz W. Nj. Masury,
Charles o. Byrne. n. c. Setter, Charles Schmidt,
II. Schwartz, II. c. Stilwell and others
The Club of "a.
The members OF the Club OF '94 gave very
pleasant party recently at the residence OF
Mrs. Delahuniy, 8 Decatur street. The rooms
were tas efully decorated by Miss Kittie Della
hunty and James Meehan. During the evening
Charles A. MacMenOmy entertained the as
sembIage with amusing Dutch specialties and
Professor Delee gave some musical selections
Dancing and a delicious supper were also en-
joyed.
Among those present were: Mrs. Delahunty
Mrs. Haley. Mr.. and Mrs. Muller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wall, Miss kittie Delahuniy, James Meehan
Mrs. Reynolds, Edward Delee, Miss Annie
Reynolds, William Foye. Miss Ray Delahunty
NJ. Brady, Miss Maggie Hughes, Charles R-y.
noids, Miss Katie Smith, Thomas Feeley, Miss
James Feeley, Miss Alice Reynolds, John v
Haley, Miss Sadie Delahunty, j. Collins. Miss
Julia FERRIS. Louis Wilkins, Miss Mamie
FERRIS. John Flanagan, Miss Lottie King. John
Wilkins, Miss Alice Ford, William Mahoney
Miss Katie Foye, John Duean.
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THOSE LOVERS.
He Was Rigid i'm His Goodness, but
She Gave Him a Warm One.

They had been engaged, but were now suffer-
ing from one of those Quarrels which some
time ruffie the course of true love.
They had not spoken for three days and
neither wished 10 he The first TO Yield.
But with The hankerlDg which afficts muir
derers ana lovers with reference TO the scene
of the late unpleasantDess he called at the
house on a tr umped business mission to her
father.
BY CHI ance C9) she answered bis ring at the
door.
Gathering himself, he, with a cold slow
voice began the following dialogue:
He-Does Mr.. Dudley reside here?
She-He does.
He-Is he in?
She-He is not.
He-Will he be In soon?
Sne-He VIII.
He-Thank you; will call again. Turns 10
go).
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Miscellaneous.

The N. S. G. w. OF Alameda County are going
TO make an effort to have the session OF the
Grand Parlor of 1895 held IN Oakland.
Two hundred and thirty.three delegates will
attend the coming session OF the A. o. K. of A.
The annual meeting will be held May l. In
Fresno
Fountain Lodge, I. o. G. T.. will give bas.
ket social March II.
Head Clerk Browning Of the Woodmen OF the
World after TOUR of visits to the camps In
upon the order In Southern California. The
Pacific Jurisdiction has 6573 members at this
time.
not often seen in print, but which quietly and
unostentatiously do great practical good.
Among these Is a veteran society known as the
BARRIERS Protective Union, which cares for the
members or that vocation. Is has recently
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A. o. of r. of A.

Court Zion No. 1922 was recently instituted
In Salt Lake City. Utah. by W. A. Peabody.
Court Suffer No. $3.50 will be instituted to-
night in Yuba City. Suffer County.
Grand Chief Ranger Ryan officially visited
Court Eclipse on Monday aud Court Hubertus
asst Friday evening. On both occasions he was
accompanied by the various grand officers and
deputies.
Henry KraIl. G. T., accompanied Dy Deputy
Logan and the grand secretary, visited Junior
Court Pride of the Golden West.
The new application blanks for membership
have been iran slated into the German, French
and Spanish languages and will be ready for
distribution next week.
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u. A. O. d.

The committee upon Midwinter Fair day is
steadily progressing. 1t Will hold Its next meet
ing March 5.
At Salinas arrangements are about perfected
for the Institution OF a new subordinate, which
viii be launched IN a week or so.
Noble Grand Arch Cavagnaro leaves for San
Luis Obispo to-day. He will visit Cayucos
Grove tomorrow night and Mission Grove on
Wednesday evening; institute a new grove at
of San Jose, and GU Saturday evening visit a
joint meeting OF San Jose and Garden groves
In that CITY.
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CLUB PARTIES.

Lunts Hall was the scene last Wednesday
evening of most enjoyable party given by the
members Of The Union square Club. At all of
the parties given by this club, the members
seem TO possess the happy faculty OF attract
ing coterie of We ry pretty girls. Such was
the case on Wednesd ay evening and the young
ladies appeared in their most becoming gowns.
The secretary, q. l.. Bresse, acted as floor
manager and lea the grand march with Miss
OLOughlln. Alter the grand march there
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ancient Order of Foresters.

Fl. Boehm, Fl. c. T., instituted new subordl-
nate with the title OF Court Oak Grove No. S134
last w ednesday night with forty charter men,
bers. 1t will meet al 102 O'Farrell street.
Court Apollo was voted the most popular
court at recent bazaar. The banner for The
most popular circle was won by Pride OF the
Forest Circle of Oakland. MEs. E. E. Ray,
supreme secretary, received the choice of bal
lots as being The most popular companion.
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Knights of Honor.

The officials are making out their reports for
the Grand Lodge. which will convene in this
city next month.
The payments by the Supreme Lodge are very
prompi, and while no extraordinary Increase Is
reported yet the order moves steadily and
surely forward.
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An Early Arrival.
Washington Star.

''Wonderfully open winter. isn't it?r re-
marked the man who is interested In sports
"Yes. Rather"
"Hunphl That doesn't begin TO express IL.
It's going to be the most forward spring on
record"
what makes you think so?'
"Tbe report that Washington Is to have the
best nine In the league has come out at least a
month ahead OF lis usual time"
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they may be pro cured at Mr.sGoad's residence
and at the home of Mrs. Gwin, / 400 Sacra-
mento street.
There Will be some other affairs or interest
that will take place before Easier 10 make lie
In society circles pleasant 10 a small degree at
! least
The morning call., 1894-02-26

THE very best thing 10 do with cold or a
bad cough Is to get rid Of II as soon as possible.
and you nave a safe remedy for the purpose in
DR.. d. Jayne's Expectorant, for over half cen.
fury popular lung medicine.
The morning call., 1894-02-26
omcial Assessment Table.

tOhcial assessment notices OF any legitimate
fraternal society will be published free OF cost
in above tabl-. Send them, with any other mat
tiers of Importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
leTnal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
Francisco.1
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Sacred Heart College.

The members OF De La Sale Literary Society
celebrated WashIngIon's Birthday by giving an
entertainment at Sacred Heart College. A
large audience was present and gave evidence
OF their appreciation of the efforts Of the par
Elephants by frequent applause, which was well
deserved. The programme given was as fol-
lows:
overture. WELCOME" orchestra; introduc-
tory remarks William ID. Finn; quartet ">un-
rise" (wbite) Glee of '94; reading. Sunday
Bells, Edward J. Brady ;duet, Beautiful Bells"
(tilover) q. L. Kennedy, j. p. Moran; reading.
"Penerby Nine" James N. Haney; quartet,
"Pro Phundo Basso," Glee OF '94; reading,
Two Men OF Olden Time" Edward J. Brady
Grafton, Cornelius z. Kennedy; solo, when
Roses Come Again." Charles V. brady; inter
Jude. medley, orchestra. 9Th lllustriOus
Stranger" Cast of characters: King Aboull-
FIR, James NJ. Hanley; Allbajon. Cornelius E.
Kennedy: Gimbo. James 2. Moran; Bowbell,
William ID. Finn; Showemtn, Edward j. Brady
Prince AZaD, Cornelius }. Regain; High Priest.
John j. Rowe; Ira, James p. CarbeTry;
Oficer, Dennis j. Horgan. Guards-JOhn III.
Wilson. AlOysIus p. Mallon, Edmund l.. Zane,
W lillian p. Nowan. Finale, orchestra.
The Scandinavian Society.
The thirty-fEth anniversary Of the SeandIna.
Wan Society was appropriately observed by its
members. who gave an entertainment at Cali
fornia Hall. The attendance was very large,
and all seemed TO enjoy the presentation of the
following programme, which was followed by
dancing until late hour:
Overture. orchestra; address, Captain A. g.
Freese: barytone solo, William Nielsen
violin solo, Miss Edna Hansen; tenor SOLO
HI. Brunei; cornrt solo, orchestra; selec-
lions, Danish Singing Society; recitation, DIR.
and c. Beck; imitation of Chinaman, Anton
Petersen.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

An interesting entertainment was given last
Friday evening at the Park Branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. corner of
Fell and Baker streets. 1t was ladies' night
and many of the fair sex were present and en-
joyed the programme, which was as follows:
Whistling solo, ala Primavera," Miss Daisy
H. Smith; song, THE Holy City" (Adams), Mrs.
/. M. Kalloch; flute solo, Professor Fl. Clay
Wysham; reading. selected, Mrs. z mona Gray
Crittenden; song, "Zanita" tTrotere), Miss Ad-
die NJ. Mahan; dumb-bell drill. class; juggling
and specialIies. 4. p. DieIz and A. f. ade;
horizontal bar, class; parallels, Glass; tumbling,
Messrs. RobIee and Smith; flying rings. class;
pyramids, class; Miss ). A. Thomas, accom-
nor
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elected as officers: F. Content. p; w g. Sep
pich, V.-P E. Paul Roche, r. s.; c. Remassa.
+. s.: Conrad Troel, employment secretary;
Otto Thude. S..at-A.; j. Lehutter, T.; DR..
Stable, NJ. L.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-01
JINGLE OF The BELLS.
Old Forge Hostelriss Are Visited by
Many Sleighing Parties.

Old Forge Hosteriss Are Visited by
Many sleighinE Parties.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
OLD FORGE, Pa, Jan. 31.--A good
many friends of the we'll known hotel
proprietors, Clark Bros. came from
distance to visit them this evening,
avalling themselves of the snow. The
air was resonant with the merry sound
of the many sleigh balls.
Died at . o'clock on Tuesday morning
at Glen Lyon Sarah Jane. the 20 year.
old daughter of William Hughes, a
former resident here, and who was con.
templating returning for the benefit of
his daughters health. She will be
much missed and regretted by all who
were privileged to know her for she
possessed sterling qualities. Size was a
loving daughter. aud the sympathy of
all CUES out to the widowed father.
William Herbert has inst completed
the big CELLAR for the hotel and store at
Austin Heights, belonging to Mr.. Free.
man, of Pittston.
Max Rosenbluth entertained some Of
his friends this evening,
Our genial merchant of the Old Forge
cash store, T, J. Conway, has increased
his business so much that he has been
compelled to put another wagon on the
road.
Miss Maggie Butler, the obliging
bookkeeper at the Old Forge cash store,
is confined to her home in Moosic
through sickness.
John Lally, of New York. is visiting
his old friends here, John and T. Dur.
kin.