The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-11
D0INCs OF SOCIAL WORLD
The Usual Apathy Follows the Gaiety
Of the Holidays.
ABSENCE OF LARGE AFFAIRS
A Few Teas. Receptions and Parties, Re-
vcaIed in Brief Paragraphs-Pcr.
sonal Mention Of Goinss
and Comings.

"A leap year party was held Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Mrs.
O'Donnell of Meridian street, in honor
of Misses Alice and Rosa Moran. of
Honesdale Among the guests present
were the Misses Rogan, Mitchell, Kear-
ney. of Factoryville; Connor. Gala
CHER. Burnett. Roland, and Mrs. Ro-
denbush and Messrs. Harris. Grady.
O'Donnell, Wilson. of Troy, n. Y; Nc
Gee. Davis, Burnett, Burke. Walsh, Gu
sick. kelly,K Mitchell, Lynett, I1nny.
Gallagher Gearhart, Blair. Harris,
Dickson. Wells, Holtham, Burns of
Binghamton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Jermyn enter
tained a company of young people
Monday evening at Il progressive eu-
chre party in honor of Miss Adams.
of Fairhaven, VT. The guests present
We're the Misses Jermyn, Dale, Arch
bald. Belin Matthews. Alice Matthews,
Gilmore Coggswell, Clara Reynolds,
Chauncey Reynolds, Welles Bradley, of
Newburgh: Hunt. Romanye Seybolt.
Louise Seybolt. Coleman. Louise Mat
thews. Williams, Grace Williams. Kings
bury, Phelps, Katharine Winton, Voor-
hees, Auburn. n. Y; Lewis, of Halle
ton: Manning, Mt. JOY; Sanderson,
Williamsport; DR.. Murray, Messrs.
Brooks, John Brooks, +, T.. Chase,
Hunt. Lynde. Gilmore, Kingsbury,
Campbell. Curry. Frank Fuller, Rey-
nolds, Reynolds, Bedford, Merrill, Steg-
ner Keller, Gearhart.
The third cotillion will he danced
Tuesday night in the Scranton Bicycle
club house and will De led by r. NJ.
Scranton. The last of these very pleas
ant affairs will be given at the home
of Judge and Mrs. T.. n. Willard ON
Friday night. Jan. 81.
skating party of young people,
chapcConed by Mrs. II. G. Sanderson
and Mrs. w. II. Gearhart spent We'd
nesday ut Summit Lake. They We're
entertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Weldon swallow.
Mrs. C. w. kirkpatrick will give n
thimble tea at her home, S37 Monroe
avenue this afternoon from 4 to q
O'Clock, and next Friday will receive
during the same hours.
The Friday Whist club, the original
ladies whist organization, was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Miss
Coursen. OF Mulberry street.
The ladies of the ~ y. Is. whist club
met yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. CORN, on Madison avenue.
Mrs. John Jermyn and the Misses
Jermyn have issued cards for next We'd
nesday evening from to II o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore c. Wolfe en-
tertained the Monday Evening Progress
sive Euchre club Monday night.
Mrs. Charles Schlager entertained the
Monday afternoon Whist club Monday
at her home on Clay avenue.
personal MENTION:
w. c. Brainard of Buffalo, is in the city
Attorney W. X. Lewis is home from d
trip TO Philadelphia
j. W. Guernsey returned Wednesday
evening from New York.
Mrs. Daniel Mauer, of Willow street, is
home from vs, to Brooklyn.
Miss Amelia Schultheis. of Taylor, is
visiting relatives in Troy, n. Y.
Edward Anderson, of Greenwood, has
returned from a visit to Lee. Pa.
Miss Bloomfield, of New York, is the
guest of Miss Minnie Goldsmith.
John Il. Hunt. Of Bloomsbury. was the
guest of T.. j. Goodwin yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Armenian, of Twelfth street,
returned Tuesday from Tunkhannock.
Miss Virginia Lewis, of West Pittstor, is
visiting Mrs Blackington, of Dunmore.
Mrs. Lewis Morse, of jackson street, is
the guest of her daughter In Cohoes. y. 7.
William Raub, of Bromley avenue, re-
turned Wednesday from Mauch Chunk.
Rev. David a. Green has been appointed
assistant to Rev. NJ. j. Hoban at Ashley.
Miss Elvira Thornton, of West Market
street, who was seriously ILL., Is recovering.
DR.. II. ID. Jenkins has been appointed
physician at the Lackawanna. county
Jail.
Miss Anna Lowering. of Greenwood, is
well again after a recent attac. of i'll
ness.
Mrs. Edward Rutledge, of Cedar ave-
nue, has improved from he" recent i'll
ness.
Patrolman Thomas Lowry has returned
from the funeral of Il relGtiva in Cali
fornia.
Rev. +. q Nagle, of Wilkes-Barre vis-
tied Rev. =. c. C..rist, OF this city We'd
nesday.
Miss Sadie Knapp, of Greenwood, is
home from visit with Wi!kes-Barre
friends.
Mrs. Eugene Healey, of Hickory street,
has returned from T. visit with friends in
Ashley.
Miss Myra l.. Pearce. of Frnk street. has
resumed her studies at Stroudsburg Nor
mai school.
Miss Kate Hopkins. who has been visit
ing friends in New York, returned home
Wednesday,
Mrs. Joseph Summerhill and children
left for Cleveland Wednesday to join Mr..
s'ummeIbill. e..
Mrs. W. T. Hallstead left Thursday af-
ternoon- for a. few days. visit with Bing-
hamton friends.
1T. Rev. Bishop OHara and Rev. j. ].
y. Feeley returned from Baltimore We'd
neSdIy evening.
Tallic NJ. Evans of Hyde Park. has re-
turned from visit among Lansford, Car
bon county, friends.
Miss Emma c. Leopold. Of Pottstown,
* visitor at the Reformed church parson-
IL go ON Madison avenue.
Bert e. Fern, of North Sumner avenue,
has returned to Philadelphia to resume
his studies i'm dentistry
Miss Eittie Connolly. of Madison ave-
me, has returned to Sharon Hill semi
nary. near Philadelphia.
The marriage of Martin Jeffers and Miss
NVinifred Burke. of Minooka. is announced
to take place this month. -.
Miss Lewis, of Hazleton, who has been
visiting Mrs. j. L.. WentZ of Madison
avenue, has returned home.
MY. and Mrs. Thomas Beynon have re-
TURNED from their wedding journey and
are residing on Twelfth street.
Miss Mary A. Ruddy and Miss Sarah
Needham, of Cedar avenue. spent the
past few days in Wilkcs-Barre.
MISS Mary Cioheriy, of Fourth avenue.
y ork. returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. "A. T. Raynsford and son, Jack.
who have been visiting the past week in
NJ Ontrose, Will return home today.
Miss Minnie Grennell, of Montrose, has
returned from a visit with Miss CON
Renshler. of North Lincoln avenue. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. John House and Mr.. Au-
Eustin Connors. of Esopus. n. Y, are
guests or relatives ON the West Side
Miss Sally Bevan, of the telephone ex-
Grange, Will enter upOn Il lie W position
with Jacob Lutz. book binder, Monday
Miss Marie Logue, of Wilkes-Barre, and
MISS Mary oDonnell. of New York, are
visiting the Misses Kirby, of Fifth ave-
nue.. - -
Mrs. L. II. Miller. of Philadelphia, after
n visit with her daughter. Mrs James Me-
Cielland, or the West Side, has returned
home.
Professor John Lenbes. of Hickory street,
the well-known church organist, left this
week for New. York to take a course in
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