The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-05

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Mrs. c.. r. Fuller, H. p. Simpson. Miss
Mrs. Charles H. Welles and Thomas J.
sprague.
The Scranton Bicycle. clubs first
dance OF the season was given under
auspicious conditions in the club house.
on Washington avenue. last night. The
attendance was large. and the enter
| tainment committee had so we'll per-
formed Its work that nothing was lack
ing to make the affair pronounced
success and portentious OF equal en-
joyability In the dances to come. The
interior was exquisitely decorated by
Clark. and the music furnished by the
Lawrence orchestra was excellent.
Among the young ladies present from
out of town were the Misses Wheeler,
of Jersey City; Miss Wood. of Homes
| dale, and Miss Lockwood, of Bingham
ton. The entertainment committee was
+. w. Edwards. chairman; f.. ii. Davis,
| Willis Kemmerer Aria Powell. Dell
TruaX, DIR. c., I. Hill and DR.. Steen. The
dances will be given semi-weekly until
| spring.
George A. Niillet. of 1924 Pine street,
entertained q number of his friends at
u smoker Thursday evening. In honor
Of his guest. Louis 4. Bayliss. of New
York city. Those who attended We're
George Schrader. G. c. Williams.
George Marshall. Emil Neubauer, Fred
| karcher George Larimer, Joseph
Rosar. Robert Cooper Clarence Sew
ard. Robert Vail. II. G. Burdick. John
T0nking, Edward Schwers. Harry
| Drinker, George, Winans. George Carr.
VIII Softley, Chauncey II. Derby and
| w. B. Culver.
| The Scranton Rowing association in
Its rooms. on Spruce street. Thursday
night inaugurated series of progress
i've euchres. which will be played each
Thursday night for ten weeks, at the
end of which time handsome prizes will
be awarded. Five tables We're occupied
| during the first nights play. The tour
| ney is similar to the whist play which
! created much interest in the Scran-
ton Bicycle club last winter.
The Misses Seybolt entertain ined in
| formally Thursday night in honor of
Miss Ellison. of Cleveland, the friend
of Miss Loella Williams.
The Tuesday Night Whist club met
| Thursday night at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jermyn for reorgan-
ization.
The Friday Afternoon Whist club was
entertained yesterday by Mrs. Belin.
PERSONAL MENTION:
| James Monroe. of Pittsburg, Is visiting
| 'MiGooka friends.
| DIR. Ed Reap, of Pittston. was a visitor
| in Scranton Monday
| Mrs. j. d. Holvey is seriously Ill at her
| home on Hampton street
Frank Doyle is visiting his sister, Miss
cara Doyle, in CarbonGale.
Mrs. j. s. Lamont. of Erie, is visiting
| relatives in the North End.
Mrs. Thomas Philips. of Jackson street.
has returned from Glenburn
Mrs. q. b. Monies, of Monsey avenue,
| Is visiting her parents in Pittston.
Mrs. Clifford, OF Green Ridge. will spend
| the winter with her son in Canada.
w. j. kann and =. L. Sylvester left
| Thursday for the Atlanta exposition.
Mrs. Howard Steele, of jackson street,
| has returned from 4 visit at Glenburn.
Mrs. Nellie Hobbs. of Honesdale. is vis-
iting Miss Carolyn Price. of Spruce street.
Mrs. S. S. Kennedy. of Waverly. is WIS.,
| iting Mrs. Christmas, of North Main ave-
nue..
Attorney William Gillespie. of Pittston,
| was in this city on Al business trip Tues
| day.
Miss Gertrude Helliman, of Williams
port, is the guest of friends on Adams
| avenue.
Mrs. William H. Clark and children have
returned from trip to New York and the
| W. s. Found. of the Green Ridge Store
company. will spend next week in
| Prompton.
Miss Sadie Knapp, of Greenwood, re-
turned turned, home from months visit In
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Warner, OF Green
Ridge street, have returned from their
| wedding trip.
Rev. VI. T. Shields, of Towanda, are visit
| ing relatives here.
| Miss Anderson of Jefferson avenue. left
Wednesday for Miss Porters school at
| Pennington, Mass.
| Mrs. W. D. Kennedy has returned from
| the Bryn Mawr school. where she accom-
panied her daughter.
J. b. Dimmick and wife. of sanderson
avenue, sailed for New York in the steam
er Spree on Tuesday.
Charles S. Ward leaves tonight for New
York city, where he has accepted q po-
sition with +. A. Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Nash. of Atlantic
City, are the guests of Myron Clark and
family on Monsey avenue.
Miss Edith Ripley and brother Harry, of
Monroe avenue, left for Factoryville,
where they will visit friends.
Miss Minnie Bingham, of Dudley street,
Dnmore, left Wednesday for visit with
| friends and relatives in Hawley.
Misses Nellie and Maggie May. OF Provi-
| dence, have been the guests of Miss Celia
Nallin, of Minooka, the past week.
Mrs. James Fargo and daughter. Mrs.
r. Kennedy, of Tunkhannock, are the
guests of Mrs. Sidebottom. of Dunmore.
b. +. Killam and family, of Capouse
| avenue, have returned from Paupack.
where they have been spending the sum-
Miss Meta Osterhout, Of Oak street, has
| returned from Philadelphia, where she
has been spending a few weeks with
| friends
Miss Lizzie Shannon, of South Washing
| ton avenue, has returned from an ex-
tended visit with friends in Oswego, N. r.,
Mrs. j. U. Vert entertained few
friends at dinner party at her home on
North Blakely street, Dunmore, Wednes-
William Gould returned from Ocean
Grove. His mother and other members
OF the family who summered there re-
| turned with him.
Mrs. Enoch Davis and son John, Mrs.
| Mary Davis, of Rebecca avenue. and Mrs.
Michael Visited Mrs. Griffith G.. Thomas.
| Of Lee Mine, Thursday.
r. Il. Sheridan, stndent Mt law IN the
office Of John r. Lenahan. of Wilkes
| Barre. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. j.
Callary. Of Birney avenue.
Warren Fay. of Dudley street. Dunmore,
assistant yardmaster of the Erie and Wy
| Omine Valley Railroad company. left for
an extended visit In the west.
Deputy Register OF Wills James III.
| Hopkins will serve as juror in United
| States court for the term beginning at
| Pittsburg the week OF October IA.
| Miss Annette Reynolds has returned
| from New York and began giving vocal
| instruction at the Scranton School OF
| Music and EIocution on Thursday.
| Misses Rachel SInford and Jennie Rosen-
Grams, who have been the guests OF Miss
| Emelia Pinkney, Of Church street, Dun
more. for some time. returned to their
| homes.
Albert Hartman. of North Rebecca ave-
| nue.. will be married to Miss Lena Foster.
| OF North Lincoln avenue. Mt high noon
| next Wednesday. The ceremony will be
performed in the Simpson Methodist
| church.
bondale's Hotel Anthracite, will leave for
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