The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-13
IN THE WORLD OF society
Quiet Now but Next Week Will
Witness Several Events.
WAITING FOR THE YALE MEN
The Gamut OF tho Weeks Events Sounded
In Short Paragra phs- Guests and En-.
tcrtaincrs- Personal Mention Re.
duccd 10 u Compact Compass.

The coming concert OF the Yale Glee
and Banjo clubs In the rockingham
next Wednesday night Is being eagerly
anticipated. Seats are on sale at Pow
elrs. The boxes have been sold TO
Henry Bclln, jr.. H. anderson, Major
Everett Warren. James Archibald, w. g.
Parke. n. Il. Sturges. a. IL. Hunt. and
j. NJ Boics. Two of the loges have
been engaged by II. Il. Hand and w. J.
Hand
The following undergraduates will
act as ushers the night of the concert:
+. b. Belin. n. f., Archibald. T.. II. Con-
nell. A. h. Hunt. jr. II. w, Archibald,
Jr,. A. b, Williams. jr.. and w. J. Tor
rey.
Week after next win be occupied by
"Allatoona," the military drama TO be
given at the Frothlngham for the bene-
ut OF the Thirteenth Regiment Armory
fund. Each night viii be named In
honor OF some particular organizations
or individuals. and the specialtles OF
the drama viii be made to conform to
this Idea.
Frank Slegel's promenade concert
and ball In the rockingham Monday
night VIII attract many former and
present pupils and their friends. Music
VIII be furnished by Bauers band and
orchestra. Huntington Will serve the
refreshments. Seats may be reserved
and are now on sale at the Frothing-
ham box office.
AT u small whist given by Miss Dale
THURSDAY evening there were present
Mrs Il. II. Jermyn, Miss Susan Jermyn,
Miss Archibald. Miss Matthews. Miss
Flora Matthews and Messrs. w. NJ.
Jermyn. George Brooks, Boyer, Whar
ton and Chase.
Mrs. Hunt will give II tea for the
crimson fellows, and after the concert
Il dancing party In their honor will
be given by Mrs. James Archibald. The
club will leave for New Haven on the
$50 Thursday morning Lackawanna
train.
One Of the most enjoyable assemblies
Tuesday night In the Bicycle club
house. 1t will be attended by many of
the college girls and men and the home
social element.
A tea will be given Tuesday by Miss
Torrey for her Wells college friends,
Miss Adams and Miss Williams.
Mrs. David f.. Taylor has issued
cards for a large tea Wednesday after
noon.
PERSONAL MENTIONS:
Miss Edith Greeley, daughter of W. f.
Greeley, of Scranton. has been passing her
Easter vacation at Atlantic City. n. J.
This talented young lady is a former resi-
dent of Honesdale. where she has many
friends, and is a student at Nassar col
lege, epsie.-Honesdale Citizen.
Ex-Editor Mooney. Of the Scranton
Times and Carbonndale Anthracite, is
studying law with Wheaton, Darling &
Woodward, Of Wilkes Barre.
Attorney A. J. Colborn, jr., is in Somer-
set, where he yesterday helped celebrate
the golden wedding of his parents.
Theodore Connell, Of jefferson Medical
college, and Ezra Connell, of Yale, are
home for the Easter vacation.
Miss Anderson, with her school friend,
Miss Brownscombe, of Chicago, is home
from Pennington, Conn.
A. L. Hunt, jr, of Yale, is home for
Easter and is accompanied by +. c. Lee,
of Trinidad.
Mrs. r. +. Sheppard, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her brother, Rev. w. q. Watkins.
II. +. Archibald is home from Yale and
has as his guest II. J. Fisher, of Ohio.
classmate Mr.. Terry.
Miss Bein is entertaining Miss Follans-
bee, of Chicago.
Attorney NJ. F. Mcdonald Is in Philadel-
phia.,