The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-15
IN THE WORLD OF society
Gamut Of the Weeks Events Noted in
Short Paragraphs.
The Schumann Clubs Fine Musicale
Given by Miss HardcnScrgh Pupils Last
Night In the Scranton bicycle Club
House q Distinct Social and
Artistic Sucecss-Pcrsonuls.


Artistic Succcss-Pcrsonals.
A social and artistic success was the
first musicale of the Schumann club or
the Hardenbergh piarroforte school last
night in the Scranton Bicycle club
house. The club. which Is composed or
Mrs. Charles A. Burr. Mrs. Emile l..
Smith, Mrs. Walter l.. Henwood MRS.
William II. Pierce, Mrs. Frank Lewis,
Miss Hester A. Worthington, Miss Ade-
LA Penwarden. Miss Margaret New
man, Miss AIDA Bone, Miss Victoria
Broadbent and Fred A. Clark. was as
sisted by Miss Ella Marie Draeger, con-
tralto: Mrs. Emile l.. Smith, accom-
PIANIST; Miss Bessie Reel. Miss Sophie
r. Price and Miss Florence Urban.
There was large audience present. a
picture was given Miss Hardenbergh by
by Rev. Rogers Israel.
The patronesses were: Mrs. James
u, Dickson, Mrs. James Archibald, Mrs.
George l.. Dickson, Mrs. Ezra II. Rip
pie. Mrs. A. l.. Urban, Miss Augusta
Merrill, Mrs. Harry Connell. Mrs.
Matthew II. Holgate Mrs Joseph A.
Scranton, Mrs. T.. N. willard, Mrs.
Frank P. Christian, Mrs. L. G. LaBar.
Mrs. Frederick p. Price, Mrs. Edwin A.
Clark. Mrs. James Ruthven. Mrs. Rog-
ers Israel, Mrs. Hampton C. Shaffer.
The ushers were Herbert Merrill, Err
nest Gilmore, Harry Newman and
Frank Lewis.
In praise of the following pro-
gramme, too much cannot be said, and
only lack of space prevents special and
favorable comment: Spring Song
(Mendelssohn), Miss Urban; Sonata
Bethoven), Miss Penwarden; Der
wanderer' and "Ungedult" (SchuberD,
Miss Draeger; Rondo Fischer), Mrs.
Burr; Nocturne (Schumann), Miss
Newman; Fantasia, six hands, (Czer-
n.y.. Misses Reel, Price and Urban;
"Kamennoi-O -Ostrow" Rubensteim,
Miss LaRue; Andantino Qkeller, and
"Murmuring Zephyrs" (Niemam, Miss
Reel; die Lotos-B -Blume" and "Why
Should l Roam?" (Schuman), Miss
Draeger: "The Last Smile" (Wollen-
haupD, Miss Bone; "Ricordati Quit
schalk), Miss Penwarden.
An unique social will be held next
Thursday night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Archibald, on jefferson ave-
nue. 1t is to be given by the Ladies'
Missionary society of the First Pres
byteran church and will be called
Birthday Sociar' from the fact that
each person attending will pay one
cent for every year that he or she
is old. Invitations for the event have
been issued and attached to each is
bag for enclosing the admission price.
The plan illustrates its promoters con-
fidence in the willingness of their
friends to divulge what is commonly
considered very tender subject.
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A rare treat was missed by those
who were deferred by the storm from
being present Thursday night at the
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. d.
II. DeVal at their home, 400 Wyoming
avenue. for the Kings Sons of Elm
Park church. Arrangements had been
made for lawn party, but the storm
served to turn the event into delight
full house affair, during which Mr.. and
Mrs. DeVal were assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Griffin in furnishing the
guests richly enjoyed entertainment.
At the annual meeting of the Scran-
ton Lawn club Thursday afternoon F.
T.. Platt was chosen president, A. G..
Hunt, treasurer, and Fl. s. kirkpatrick,
secretary. These, with Miss Archibald,
Miss Welles, Mrs. r. NJ. Scranton
and H. p. Simpson constitute the
clubs governing board. As re-
suit of the meeting the present
grounds on the Platt homestead will be
put in condition at once, and the club
tournament held early in September
provided the grounds are not torn up to
make room for the approach to the
Spruce Street bridge.
The naming of the summer home Of
Henry Belln, jr., was apt and appro-
pirate. It is "Glenverly," and the ryth-
mic word Is taken from portions Of
"Glenburn' and "Waverly." Between
these two villages is situated Mr..
Belin's hot weather nook, to which the
family moved yesterday for the heated
season.
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A pleasant summer outing Is in store
for j. w. Decker, Of this city, and two
Of his Princeton friends who sail today
for Europe. They will make bicycle
tour Of Great Britain, Belgium and
France and will be absent three
| months.
Among the Scranton young ladies'
who will attend the Cornell commence
ment are Miss Archibald, Miss Augusta
| Archibald, Miss Simpson and Miss Ro-
maine Seybolt who leave for Ithaca
Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Dimmck, OF 1906
| Sanderson avenue. have Issued invita-
| tons for reception at their home next
Thursday night
PERSONAL MENTION:
Among the Scrantonlans who wal sail
for Europe on the Majestic Wednesday
are Miss Kathryne Mcdonald. of Monroe
avenue, NJ. Il. Handley and John Purcell
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Cora, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs