The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
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WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Friends Entertained at the Home of Mr..
and Mrs. William ID. Owen.
Other Local Happenings.

Friends of Emerson d. owen assem-
bled Tuesday evening at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william d.
Owen. of Oak street, Taylor, Tor So
cial observance of a few hours. Those
present were: Misses Louise Deppon,
May Belle SweetZer, Myrtle F'raunieit-
er, Nell Seward, Mary Worth, Jennie
Price, Mary Harris, Winired Harris,
Winnie Stevans. Jessie owen, Grace
Doud, Mary owens, Annie Matthias
and David Owens, Joseph jeremiah, ID.
]. Davis, VIII Reynolds. Frederick G..
Peters. Ben Evans, VIII j. Davis, Sam
uel York. Walter Jones, w. a. Price,
Harry Francis and G.. A. Williams.
Miss May Davis, of Roland avenue,
entertained friends last evening. The
party was in the form of a surprise
to Robert Owens, foreman at Belle
vue mine. The young people passed Il
pleasant evening. Games added to the
pleasure. Refreshments were served
at late hour to the guests.
Numerous parties and balls will be
held this evening to celebrate All Hal
lowe'en. A crysanthemum social will
DE conducted by few young ladies at
Beers hall, on North Main avenue.
Invitations have been sent out to many
of our prominent young people.
A pie social will be held at the home
of Mrs. William Fowler, of Jackson
street and Lincoln avenue. The deli
cacies will be enjoyed by a large num-
Der of people. The affair will be man
aged by Mrs. Fowler's Sunday school
class, OF the Scranton Street Baptist
church.
Miss Myrtle Fraunfelter will enter
tain this evening. Tomorrow evening
the "Deestreck Skule" will be given at
the Plymouth Congregational church
by members of the Young Peoples So
ciety, connected with that body. The
recent similar entertainment of q GEN.
trial city band of young people, at
Meal's' hall. for the benefit of the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church,
was well attended. The Plymouth
church young people are confident of
their ability to present a good piece OF
school burlesque. Tickets sell for 10
cents.
Farewell Reception on Eynon Street.
The young people and friends of
Harry Sexton made him surprise
party at his boarding place. Mrs. A. NJ.
Dershimer's, 1902 Eynon street, Tuesday
evening, to show their esteem for his
friendship and to wish him success
full voyage across the ocean. The event
was complete surprise ana an enjoy
able time was indulged in by all pres
ent. The evening was spent in playing
games, after which fruit was served.
Then the guests gathered around the
organ and very appropriately sang
God Be with Us Till We Meet Again."
Mr.. Sexton came from England about
three years ago and during his short
stay here has won many friends by his
manly and courteous disposition. He
left Scranton on the As a. m train that
evening for New York. where he sailed
on the st. Paul for England. Among
the many friends present We're: Misses
d. Agnes Gritman, Annie Bennett, Stella
Stubblebine, Minnie Carpenter, Clara
Boyd, Alice and Minnie Jones. Bessie
Williams, Sarah and Rose Phillips.
Mary and Lizzie Baylens, Annie Tay-
lor. Margaret Evans Annie Dagger,
Mary James, Mary a. Harris. Jennie
Price. and Thomas Davey, William
Morgan. r. U. Capwell. Fred Neice, AL
vim and David Evans, Harry Davies.
William Phillips, J. u. Gritnan. ]. r.
Bisher, Thomas Bayliss. Roscoe Hatch.
George Beagle, Thomas James. Jona-
than Harris, Martin Simons and Chris
tie Hess.
Fooled the Officers.
With lanterns lit and pistols in a
ready condition our West Side police