The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-19
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WEsT.sIb EVENTS.
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
scores Young Peoples Literary Society
Of First Welsh Baptist Church.

Of First Welsh Baptist Church,
It is probable that last nights meet
ing of the Hyde Park Literary and De-
batting society will be the last In when
the Browning cup will be talked Oh a.
length. The society took final action
on its issue with the late Welsh Baptist
church society and adopted a stirrln8
set of resolutions which presents their
side of the case. 5. Il. +. cocker Was
admitted to membership In the society.
It was decided to hold a public enter
tainment' Of a literary nature n a
committee was appointed to prepare
for it.
The programme of the evening con-
sisted of Of the question box, discus
sion of the Monroe doctrine and the
reading of a well written paper on that
law by Tally Evans. Emerson owens
recited one Of the late Eugene Fields
poems. The resolutions adopted were
as follows:
The Hyde Park Literary and Debat.
Ing Society in regular session assembled
November NJ. 1895.
Resolved. That the aforesaid Hyde
Park Literary and Debating Society
regularly challenged the Young Peo-
pies Literary Society of the First Welsh
Baptist church to a cries of debates,
and at the expiration of three months,
the time specified by the rules govern
ing the possession of the Browning cup,
there was no acceptance before our So
ciety from the Young Peoples Society,
and further
Resolved, That we, as a society, feel
justly aggrieved and incensed at the
false statements behind which the
Young Peoples Literary Society has
taken refuge, in refusing to turn over
to us the Browning cup, rightly ours by
forfeiture;
Resolved, That we deny the truth Of
points two and four of the Young Peo-
pies society's open letter. and view
them as mere devices to avoid debating
with us, though we, in sincerity, de-
sired to debate;
Resolved, That we strongly denounce
the course of subterfuge by the Young
Peoples society during the whole con-
troversy and to the public
that, under the rules governing the pos
session of the cup, the Hyde Park Lit
erary and Debating society Is entitled
by forfeiture to the same. Charles E.
Daniels. John r. Edwards, Lewis How
ell committee.
News Notos and Personals.
Guy Conkney, Of Syracuse. Is the
guest of his cousin, Verl Chase. OF
North Sumner avenue.
Rex. c. f. Sweet began a weeks
series of revival services at the Simp-
son Methodist Episcopal church last
evening. A mothers meeting Will ne
held at $50 o'clock today at the church.
The services are creating much inter-
est.
James D. Edwards, of Kingston, has
returned home after a short visit here.
A match social and entertainment
will be given this evening at the WASH
burn Street Presbyterian church, un-
der the direction Of the Chi Epsilon
society.
The Erminie dancing class met last
evening in Mears' hall.
. A private masquerade will be held on
Dec. 10 at Mears' hall.
. The Imperial Concert company holds
forth at the Simpson Methodist Epis-
copal church on Thanksgiving evening.
A fire broke out in the shoe shop Of
Daniel Davis, corner Of Price. street
and North Main avenue, yesterday.
It vas quickly quenched by passers
by.
ON Christmas Day a large sweep
stake shooting match will be held on
Bellevue Heights. A feature Of the
shoot will be the old men entries. Men
who shot at rabbits and birds thirty
years ago will try their hand with the
younger element.
The Sir knights of Pleasure have
disbandsd.
Professor James r. Hughes has been
chosen leader Of the coming Thanks
giving Day sunrise meeting. which will
be held at the Jackson Street Baptist
church. z
The funeral of. the late Mrs. Ann
at ESQ. o'clock. Services were con.
Quoted at the First Welsh C%ongrega-
tional church, OF which the deceased
was q member. Rev., d. Jones, Of the
church, and Rev. Thomas Bell, of the
Plymouth Congregational church, con-
Quoted the services. The many floral
tributes attested to the circle of friend
ship which the departed had during her
life on III West Side. The pall-bearers
Z were: John Smith, d. p. Elias, Ed
ward Davis, A. B. Eynon, Thomas u.
James and d. J. Edwards. Interment
was made In Forest Hill cemetery.
mrs: I4aac 3. Morgan. Of North Hyde
fark avenue, Is seriously Ill, having
sunered a relapse from her previous
Miss Mabel Dersheimer and her
' 1rienu, MISS thompson. who were dele
sotes OF the Young Women's Christian
association at Keystone academy TO the
at bloomsbury, visited at
MASS Dersheimer's home. 1902 Eynon
street. Monday, returning back to the
academy on the evening train. They
We're quartered at the Bloomsburg Nor.
MAJ sehool for entertainment while at
tne convention n report a very enjoy
able time. Miss Dersheimer vii, snend
ThSnkssiving with her parents al
home. ~
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