The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-18
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Yale Glee and Banjo Club Royalty
Greeted In Scranton.
PRONOUNCED SOCIAL SUCCESS
Thoir Music Might Have Been Better.
Mrs. Hunt Tenders Them a Rcccp-/
tion, and Mrs. James Archibald
Gives Them u Dancing Party.

Gives Them Dancing Party.
The Yale Glee and Banjo clubs sang
and played before fair-sized but select
aurience at the rockingham last night.
In the afternoon the collegians were
rendered reception by Mrs. Hunt. and
after the concert dancing party was
given in their honor by Mrs. James
Archibald.
OF the concert, 1t can only be said that
1t was good and pleasing; 1t was not
excellent. Socially, last nights 'con-
cert was a pronounced success, there
being but few absentees from among
the leading social element of the city
All the boxes and several logeS were
occupied, and the majority of the men
and women throughout the house were
in evening dress.
The boxes were sold to Henry Belin,
jr., II, j. Anderson, Major Everett War"
rem, James Archibald, w. G. Parke, T..
Il. Sturges. A. Il. Hunt, and j. Nj. Boice.
The following Yale undergraduates
were ushers: p. b. Belin. T. II. Arch
bald r.. H. Connell, A. T.. Hunt, jr,
II. w. Archibald. jr A. B. Williams jr.,
and W. ]. Torrey.
Efforts Were Appreciated.
Each of the fifteen numbers on the
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land.
The banjo club, whose performances
seemed to meet with more favor than
did the singing and mandolin playing,
onspea tho evening with a potpourri,
orraruad hy Austin They later played
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me pul'e'nS anu e.,1 ,,a.,
march, ana ior one oi .iie e'eoie" ie,i
dered Sousas spirited new ii"tch'
The Glee club sang "a Health to Old
yale" the old "There Was a Man in
our ,ro,yn - "Nsrrv Men" and "Bright
Ca,,oo vo.rs" Tbe otber vocal num-
ar - >I,, T o,,a In tho
Snrinptime" nv Mr.. Lapham. Mr. Par
ker and the club; Maybe You Would.
but Doubt It." by Mr.. Green and the
club; winter Serenade." by Mr.. Par
ker and the club; THE Parrot" Mr..
Lakeland and the club. The pro-
gramme also included Matini's "Ombre
Nocturne," by the Mandolin club;
"Tutti Frutti," by the Glee and BANJO
clubs, and a medley.
Mr. Lakeland and the CLUB We're
obliged to make several responses alter
"The Parrot song. Following IS
local verse which he had INTENDED 10
sing, but which was omitted:
/
ing's quite the go;
It's all right, but it's awkward
They stick the lantern in your hand ana
tell you hoid II So
II al risn', nus .,. a." ",s
f''u ,nu ro,, dawn ,ny q wei,
Just where you go you do not know and
really cannot tell
But finally you think you've reached the
place they say Swell
u a' i's"'' '"' It '"A"
The Afternoon Reception.
Those who assisted Mrs. Hunt at her
home during the afternoon reception
were Misses Susan Jermyn, Archibald,
Augusta Archibald, Belin, Jessie Cour-
sen, Thompson, Of Pottsville, and STAN
| ton and Holmes, of Honesdale. The
guests included Miss Belknap, of New
York; Miss Adams. of East Orange;
Miss Williams, of ithaca; Miss Barker.
Of Chicago; Miss Chase, of Fall River;
Miss jeanette Law, of West Pittston;
Miss Follansbee Of Chicago; Miss Nor
| gan, of San Francisco; Mss Lattimer,
Of Owego; Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Scran-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Robertson, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. b. Jermyn, Miss Winton.
the Misses Torrey, Miss Anderson, Miss
Mary Foster, Miss Nan Archibald, Miss
Jessup. Miss Parke, MISS care Reyh-
olds. MISS gilmore anu MeSsrs' Lee
Pardee, Weyerhaeuser, rlsher, Ierr!
ana Montague, eaoi, Vi iaie ~, r.
Archibald r. D. beiiii' H. "a. Noihei'
H. w. Archpalu' IT, "a d. mains, Ji'
Il. r. Chase, w. d. ioires, ID. -. wat
son, l. D anu H. d. fuiiei' u d. '''u'se'
ana James biair' Jr'
After the concert MIS-. James Arch-
paid at ner nome Oh oeiiersoii avenue'
was aSsia.eu -, ~. ~ 9,
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