The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-21
news OF THE SUBURBS
Happenings in the North End, Dun
more and on the South Side.
CANTATA BRILLIANTLY GIVEN
Young People of Providence Aequ'
Themselves with Great Crcdit-MoNe'
mcnts Of People Recordcd-News
of the Vicinity Epitonized.
NORTH END.

The cantata "Fairyland," when was
rendered in the Company II armory last
evening. greatly surpassed the eNpecta-
tions Of the audience. The solos OF
Misses Mattey Green, Gertrude Gulld
and Laura Gabriel. and 'tne recitations
by Misses Alice Osterhout, Lizzie Hal
deman, Blanche Thompson. Grace Ath-
erton, Alice Bowman, Ellen Eoderlck'
Florence Green, Helen Saduier. Laura
Gabriel, Anna Telford, Grace Williams
and Jennie Smith We're rendered with
a degree of excellence which displayed
much talent. The choruses by the
circles angels good and eNll talrles
ana sprites delighted the large auul-
encc The costumes We're rlch. con-
spicuously appropriate and unique. a
large number of the audience remained
and enjoyed the palatable refresh
merits. The entertainment was
gratifying success, for which credit IS
due Mrs. T.. \. Siliman and the Misses
Williams and Miss Ruth jackson.
pianist. The quartette by the Misses
Florence Green. Alice Osterhout, Susie
Fisher and Jennie Smith also received
much praise.
school Closing Exercises.
The closing exercises of No. % school
will take place tomorrow. OWING 10
the very warm weather all of the rooms
will not have their exercises together Ill
The auditorium. as has been the custom
in years gone by. Each room VIII nave
their own exercises in their respective
rooms. The intermediate department
will have their exercises in the morning
ard will serve ice cream and cake. In
the afternoon the higher rooms Will
have their exercises. In this depart
ment there Will be book reception
where the parents will have the oppor-
tunity to present books for the library.
The exercises in the afternoon will be-
gin at > O'Clock.
Personals and News Notes.
David ]. Evans has been out OF town
for few days.
Rev. Z. AJcHale. of plymouth is Wis
tlng his brother, Il. McHale. of oak
street.
Joseph Duffy. of New York city, is
visiting with Miss Anna Walsh, of Gu
sick avenue.
Mrs. NJ. Harrington. daughter Of John
Stanton. died at her home Wednesday
on Keyser avenue.
W. H. Cooper and Robert Lewis left
last evening for fishing trip on the
Susquehanna river.
W. p. Anderson. one of Wilkes
Barre's prominent oil merchants. called
on Rev. c. L. Guild Yesterday
William Roberts, of Ferdinand street,
died Wednesday afternoon. The fu-
neral will take place in the Welsh Bap-
Rev. ]. ]. O'Toole and Rev. William
O'Donnell assisted at the funeral of
Rev. Edward Kelley, at the cathedral,
yesterday morning.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church will
meet at the honrn Of Mrs. T. S. Morgan
this afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Ruth Jackson was elected del
egate from the Providence Presbyter-
ian church to attend the Endeavor con-
vention at Boston next month.
Mrs. John D. Evans, Of Edna ave-
nue. was out yesterday for the first
| time in ten months. She has been con-
| fined to the house by a severe illnss.
| Miss Frances Foote, who has been
| living with Mrs. w. b. Christmas, left
yesterday for Hamilton, Wayne county,
| to spend her vacation with her mother.
| Mrs. Margaret white, of Wayne ave-
/ nue. and Miss Margaret Pursell re-
turned from Plymouth yesterday,
where they have been visiting friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Guild will be rendered
a reception at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Smith, to which all friends,
! whether of Mr.. Guilds church or not,
are cordially invited. Next week Tues
| day Mr.. Guild leaves the city for a
! tour in Europe.