The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-28
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WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Cell Issued by tho Scranton Street hap
sist Church to q Gr0ton. n. Y, d.
viue Thanksgiving Eve Events.

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tist Church to q Groton. n. Y, D'
viue Thanksgiving Eve Events.
The members Of the Scranton Street
Baptist church, which has been Win
out a pastor since Rev. j. T. Collins
resigned, met last evening and eN-
tended a call to Rev. $. F. Matthew's
of Groton, N. Y. Charles Corliss pre-
sided at the meeting. Though there
were a number of favorites whose
names were mentioned yet Mr.. MAT
thews polled a unanimous vote as the
choice for pastor.
MI. Matthews preached at the church
about six weeks ago. He greatly i'm
pressed the members of the church,
and from the first was considered the
foremost candidate. as was announced
In The Tribune some weeks ago. he is
the pastor of a prominent Baptist
church at Groton. 1t is thought that
he will accept the call.
The Eve Of Turkey Day.
Thanksgiving eve was celebrated
with several events IN the West Side.
That Camp, No. 1893, Patriotic Order
Sons of America, Is as entertaining as
II Is patriotic, was evidenced last eve
lllli6 Wy NIAC 6oOu III tho 80
1oyed by a large crowd at st. David's
hall at the red, white and blue enter
tainment conducted by the members of
the organization. The affair was the
seventh similar annual event in the
history of the camp. An entertain
ment was held early in the evening.
Professor johnson ave a piano solo
and h Mozart quartette sang several
songs. The quartette Is composed of
Mrs. Randolph Jones, Miss Margaret
Jones, Edwin Bowen and John w.
Jones. Charles Z. House gave a witty
address of welcome, and announced
a duet by Miss Jones and Mrs. RAN
dolph Jones. D. Edward Vail gave an
exceedingly humorous skit, followed by
q piano solo by Miss Minnie Weber.
John w. Jones sang a bass solo, and
Miss Jemima Jones recited in a dra-
matte way 1.-THE Death Bed Of Bene-
dict Arnold" Miss Margaret Jones
and Edwin Bowen sang solos, and a
duet was well given by Messrs. Jones
and Bowen. The entertainment closed
with the singing Of the Star Spangled
Banner by the audience. Dancing was
then enjoyed until after midnight.
A juvenile cantata entitled "A Visit
20 Grandpa" was given last evening by
the Sunday school of the First Welsh
Baptist church in the chruch auditor
ium. The event was successful from
every standpoint. The children sang
"Grandpa" of Morris Thomas was
cleveriy acted and Miss Martha Davis.
as Grandma" gave a talented imper-
sonation of the role. Her acting was
the feature of the evening. Others who
took part are: Mary Williams, Sarah
Lewis, Lizzie Lewis. Bessie Davis,
Bertha Kelley, Celina Jones, Reba Jen-
kins. Blanche Gealy, Martha Jones,
Norma E. Williams and Milton Davis,
kin Lewis, Elmer Jenkins. Much credit
ID due Thomas M. Watkins for his work
in arranging the affair. Miss Emile
Evans and Miss Martha Davis attended
to the Evolutionary part of the rehear-
sails.
As announced in yesterdays Tribune.
m entertainment was conducted yes
terday afternoon In No. "a school: The
pupils of the primary grade had charge.
The different numbers, as given in yes
terdays' paper, were given entire. Pro-
. fessor Daniel Phillips, principal at No.
IS school, held Thanksgiving exercises
In his room yesterday afternoon. Pro-
fessor Phillips gave an interesting adj
dress to the pupils. Miss Campbell,
q teacher at the school, led the pupiis in
chorus singing.
Patagonia lodge, knights of Pythias,
celebrated the fifth anniversary last
evening in Evans hall, on South Main
avenue. Among those who particle
pated In a well rendered programme
were: Miss Jemima Jones, Fanny
Jones, Thomas Abram, Edwin Bowen.
Charles Cadugan, John Griffiths and
Job Whitehouse. An address was de-
1ivered by DR.. ]. r. Newton, Of the GEN.
trail city. A Tom Thum marriage cere-
mony was also given.
The West Side Musical club held
forth last evening, with a social at
Mears' hall. John Mullarkey was
prompter for the evening dances. Many
from out of town attended.
Concert This Evening.
The Imperial Concert company will
entertain this evening at the Simpson
Methodist church. The programme is
AZ follows:
I Imperial ouartette.
Soprano Solo. Observation-Disclosures
Lydia Sailer.-
Hsq RsfoSmed r!sly s Ie Grand anS y Hn cus he
Violin colo: seiected....a.::...wm Allen
Me,srs. Allen and Walter Kiple.
Sol Hon SSlo' serenade' sounds from Irorman
William Stanton.
PART II.
Qarantelle, t"Sicilenne'. .Tobani
Imperial Quartette.
Contralto Solo. Thy Promise. Pinsutti
Miss Margaret Jones.
Vocal Duet, 'Oh, Tell Us, Merry Birds"
Recitation, The Old Lady who Never
Complains" ...............Mr Cushman
Roman Carnival March. ...... Mendeissohn
Imperial Quartette.
They viii Confer Tonight.
All the Republican candidates for
ward ofices in the Fourth ward will
come together tonight for a confer.
ence,, at which Il Ii hoped q ticket can
be selected without resorting to q eau
Gus. A common councilman, q school
controller, constable and the like are to
be selected. None Of the ofices win
70 a-begging.
lBsnwesdsDavis. NuptiaIs.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Henvard
and Herbert Davis occurred Monday
ev0nlng 1t the home Of the brides
parouts. The bride was attended BY
kflo0ds Della and Bella Davis, sisters Of
the gtoom;the groom's attendants being
0oofEo Davis and Harry Race. The
Wo1GnG march wa played In an artis.
~ mn0nof ~ 1Gtse Blanche Bteenbach.
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