The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-27
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WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Number Of SOcials and Entertainments
WIN Be Held Tonight In
This Part Of the City.

Numbor Of Socials and Entertainments
win Be Held Tonight in J
This Part Of tho City.
Many events for the enjoyment OF
West Siders will take place this even
ing. Camp No. 1888. Patriotic Order
Sons of America, will hold an enter
tainment and social in st. David's hall,
which, judging from prospects, Will De
q memorable event in the history OF the
organization, Many tickets have been
sold.
The fifth anniversary of the organic
alton OF Patagonia lodge, Knights OF
Pythias, will be held this evening IN
Evans hall, on South Main avenue.
The programme includes selections by
Misses Jemima Jones. Fanny Jones'
Thomas Abraham, Edwin Bowen,
Charles Cadugan, John Grifiths, Job
Whitehouse. An address will be deiv-
todge, No. 263. A Tom Thumb marriage
will also take place.
A Juvenile cantata, entitled "A Visit
10 Grandpa" will be given at the First
Welsh Baptist church. Nearly 100 chill
dren will participate. Rehearsal las
been active during the past month and
the different parts are we'll committed.
Miss Martha Davis and Morris Thomas
nail enact the leading roles.
Little Ones as Entertainers. ,
y The following programme Will be
rendered this afternoon at 2 Il o'clock by
the pupils Of the primary grades of No.
u school. Principal. James r. Hughes
has arranged to have n session In his
department, vacating at l o'clock Tor
the exercises to take place In his room.
This arrangements will furnish a seat
ing capacity for over 300, thereby CIV
ing loom for the parents and relatives
of the pupils.
II is the object of the teachers to
stimulate d desire on the part of chill
dren to develop their latent powers OF
expressing themselves composedly be-
fore the public. The difficulty with pu-
pills of our public schools Is lack OF
pcwer Of expression. knowledge Is ac-
uuired, but there is q deficiency in CIV
ing expression to acquired knowledge,
and by this means, 1t is hoped that the
pupils will attain to a high standard In
this respect. The programme Is as
s sses;a, u%s's s%sri: Of :w Ssis;;:'.s'hoo
Anna Price
Recitation, "The Winds"
marie becker, MyTa 0ih''H'
Recitation, "a Merry. Little Girl" v,.n.
Recitation. ''Thant'svins T 9sssssjjs Uynon
Recitation. "ren True Friends." n.m,
s s%.els.s sS's 'dS,n as1 ssr the pssi Fl: poo,s
Recitation. ''rhe Frogs aood-Bye," CO..
Recitation. "A Little Boys Trouble" nm.
Recitation. "Freddy's Thankssiying,",
Recitation, .Phemie Gibbs
Song. "Whers DO Ali the Daisies Coz"
Recitation. "Hurrah for Thanksgiying,"
Recitation, ".The Points of the Compass
Roy Stevens; Eleazer Carey. Allen Bed
Recitatioh, "The Mousie's, Thanksgiv.
Reo .instiiii' .:Ths True siory;: NaAa A.ass
Recitation. -'rwas Thanksgiving Pay"
Song. Twenty Froggies. School
Recitation. "The Engineers Tale.
Recitation, The Ripened Leaves"
Hecitation.. ;:;H arold Davis
Philips, Florence Chalmers, Ella Paine.
Ray Marsh
sSsF' iiaaH @hsssa4iHs the Baby: School
Recitation, BE Patient Dolly"
hesitation. Little Golden af HsIsi . 'Ds.s
REGULATION, six Little Maids from
ESnovn1A r vy. r.,o.
M asrss, h 'Hses Williams FaHsaas M aaSsi M hstsn
Pearl Thomas.
Recitation l"Bread Crusts," csnu.
song. Sarah p.v!. and M Sss'sn ks ss1'ina
Recitation. Thanksgiving Dinner"
Recitation. "Little Air BAR Marie Becker
sslsss1Sa: ssTS: silk P.is;oI. :s.as' ZONES "sss
Song, Come Little Leaves. School
Recitation. There was e Little
reo FgsaSnm apoiiv" aMaS E MRsslss
Recitation, Helen Lony
ssc:aeiOa J. PSst" Catherine Paine
H 5;ss'susas; .P e5ss's Grace Lsyshon. Jes-
Escitat!cn. sPisythinss". Belle KSsss z
Song, America" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bwO Vuartetto EutSrtotus.
Last evening the .quartette Of the
Washbufn Street Presbyterian church
gave Q pleasing entertainment. The
enair was under the auspices of classes
Z, 8 and q, of the Sunday school. The
quartette opened the programme with
a selection. Edwin Bowen followed
with q n solo. A duet by Messrs.
B0wen and Harder was much applaud
e Then came a soprano solo by Mrs.
y. T. Jayne and a solo by Mrs. Calkin.
MISS Edith Ewingle played q piano
solo. followed by a solo by Mr.. Harper.
MT. Jayne and Mr.. Harber gave "a
vocal lei and the entertainment clos
ed with Q selection by the quartette.
The amair was . success financially.
Ats b
NJ. .and .MrS. I. A. stevens .EaserSains.
Mr.. and Mrs.. L. Al. etevens enter-
tAlned the. x. T. z. circle and their
frtends IN . very pleasant manner last
evening az their home, on North Sum.
10 avenue. Music and gameu were in.
dulged Ia. until . late hour: when re.
ffelhments were served. m Following
rttyge 1te4sht:s Misses Name. Wfsf-
gt6be. Daisy Pool. MarEarsts HIM. Ella
1nDdofss ,66ssle Winas1, axese1a .f.our.
EQte Davis, Nellie Jop@sfASaYyK10R,
f31ukte; 'etApI1s: Clara BNH64r1, ~
& 6oorsanA Aa6s Ada M6ser, oof Stumble
1eeQergs Horace, Keen 0eof6s
loGBoxnnk xhQrntons ,Mh1t6f, ~