The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-25
STROUDSBURG.

The ball given by Professor Herman
Webers Dancing class at the Burnette
house pn the eve of Washington's birth
day was n brilliant affair The bali
room was tastefully decorated for the
occasion, and pottcd plants, ferns and
cut flowers made the room appear as Il
fairy land. When Professor Olldorf's
orchestra started the music at $50 the
ball room was crowded and the hand
some toilets of the pretty young ladies'
made scene never to be forgotten.
The grand march was led by Professor
Herman Weber and Miss Alice Olldorf.
supper was served at II o'clock. The
Following We're present: Misses May
Hofner, Washington, N. j.; Phebe
Younkers, Lizzie Dunn, Mamie Dunn
Sallie hdinger, bibbie Flyte, Tillie AL
bert, NJ. Alice Walton, Nellie Bossard
Agnes Daily, Philadelphia; Nellie Bush,
Nellie Boz2ard, Essie Miller, Amy
Brown, Jennie Fable, Blanche Engler,
Katie Bossard, NJ. Reimer, Alice OIL
dorf, NJ. Raisley, Hattie Singer, Miss
Singer, Lena Beers, Ida Altemus,
Blanche Robinson, Dollie Dixon, Mrs.
DR.. Lesh. Mrs. Vincent Loder Mrs. A.
Il. Stone, Mrs. Sydham Walton, Mrs.
Frederick Oldorf Mrs. Thomas Dunn,
Mrs. Stewart Dreher, Mrs. William
Reimer. Mrs. Thomas Culather, Mrs.
Charles Raisley, Mrs. Harvey Bush.
Mrs. Albert Abroms, and Messrs.
Thomas kitson, jr., John Olldorf,
Frederick Olldorf, Scranton; Allen
Musselman, Frank Miller, william
Miller Robert Ruth, II. j. vasseur, A.
X. Stone. John Turner DR.. Harvey
Bush, Albert Abroms, George Dunn,
Charles Dunn, Thomas Dunn, Stewart
Dreher William Reimer, Harry Race
ner, George Racener, Joseph Baker,
Charles Raisley, owen Houston,
Thomas Cullather, Charles Mutchler
Arthur Wilcox, John Applet, Wood
Morris, Howard Palmer, w. f. Down
ing H.. O. Chapman, James Booth
George Seiple, Professor Herman Web
er, f. Christine, Washington, n. j.; A
f. Fisher, Pen Argyll.
While Mrs c. W. Stone, of Marshall 5
Creek. was crossing the iron bridge
between the two boroughs, the runner
of her sleigh caught in a crack in the
bridge, upsetting the sleigh and throw.
ing the occupant out. Mrs. Stones
face was badly cut and it is thought
/ her nose is broken. The horse started
| off at a rapid pace but was caught af.
| ter going a short distance by Messrs
| Schloch and Huddleson. The lady was
attended by DR.. Walters, of Eas
| Stroudsburg, who dressed her wounds
| and she was then conveyed to hei
home, where she is resting comfort
| ably.
Harry Smith, the liveryman of Eas
| StrOudsburg met with serious loss OF
Thursday morning by the death of hi,
trotter. The animal was a valuabl,
one and had attained phenomena
speed for her age and gave great prom
ise of being one of the fastest horses il
the county.
a sleighing party from East Strouds
burg sleighed it to Portland on Thurs
day. The party was a merry one anC
all enjoyed themselves. The following
We're present and enjoyed the hospital
lty of William Weidman, where tn
party stopped: Mrs. Camuel Van Cor
den, Mrs. Charles KutZler, Mrs. Free
Hoffecker, Mrs. +. ID. Rinker, Mrs
Robert Brown, Mrs, Daniel Van Bus
kirk, Mrs. James Bunnell, Mrs. Hawk
Mrs. II. Williams, Mrs. M. ROmer, Mrs
William Wincmaker, and the Misse
Lula Van Buskirk, Sadie Widinan, Net
tie Colborn. Laura Hawk.
j. c. Smith, of East Stroudsburg, ha
gone to New Haven, Conn.
Henry Smoyer of this place, i
spending a few days in Philadelphia.
Miss Mamie Watson. of East Strouds
burg, entertained Il few of her intimate
friends at her residence on Courtlan,
street. The following Were present
Nettie Edinger, Ella Hoffman. Maggi
Burt. Lula Kennedy, Mabel Dunn, Mel
lie I4aI3ar, S. Rusher, Josie Dunn, Liz
zie Voss, Maggie Nye, Lizzie Morgan
Mary Hoffman, Cora Jacoby and Mar!
Burt.