The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-18
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Gamut Of the Social Affairs OF
the Week.
MUSICALE AT HOTEL TERRACE
witnessed the Appearance Of Miss Cam
and Miss Piumicy-Tea Given BY Mrs.
C. W. Kirkpatriek-S short Para
graphs and Personal Items.

friends Of her classes Of the Washburn
street Presbyterian and Penn avenue
Baptist Sabbath schools. Those pres
ent were: The Misses Nellie Simpson,
Maud Sanders. Lottie Ace, Mary Jones,
Laura Van Fleet, Gertie Weisenfiue,
Lille Weisenfiue, Hannah Skerrttt,
Ethel Porter. Belle Warren. Grace Rose,
Annie Rose, Mae wilkins. Leila Porter.
Susie Black. Jessie Seaman, Margaret
Powell. Clara Delong. Anna Van Mort,
Percy Frutchey, HoratiO Price, Charles
McCracken. Charles Bone William
Hall, Howard Sripp. Charles Doersanl,
Phil Doersam. Edward Shaffer. David
Sayers Lewis Vamvalim, e. White,
c. Keller. d. Hall, S. NJ. Withers. j. A.
Dexter c. Whittemore, Archie Benja-
min, Boyd Smith, Silas Williams. A
delightful time was had by all. Music
was furnished by the Imperial Quartette,
the Misses Grace and Anna Rose and
Miss Black. Refreshments We're served
at late hour, after which the guests
departed.
Mrs. Walter Buell. gave an afternoon
musicale yesterday In the parlors of the
Hotel Terrace. She was assisted In re-
ceiving by her niece, Miss Helen Louise
Cam, of Brooklyn, N. Y; Miss Plum
Blair and Miss Emma Vail.
A delightful programme was rendered
by Miss Cam. a pupil of Camille Urso,
the famous violinist with whom Miss
Cam will soon make foreign tour, and
by Miss Plumley, whose piano perform
ances were rare treats. The charm OF
her playing lay In her method and in
dividuality. She showed in every de-
tail of her execution the inherent feel
ing of the true artist. Refreshments
were served by the hotel management.
The decorations were by Clarke.
Mrs. John Jermyn. assisted by her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Frank II. Jer-
myn, received from to 6 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon, and from 8 to II gave
a young peoples reception for the Miss
es Jermyn. At the afternoon affair
Mrs. George l.. Dickson, Mrs. N. Y.
Leet, Mrs. Aaron Griffin, Miss Glare
Reynolds. Miss Stella Adams. Miss Sue
Jermyn assisted in entertaining. Mrs.
George Jermyn presided in the dining
room and was assisted by Mrs. w. w.
Lathrope. Miss Mabel Hutchins. Miss
Allis Dale. Miss Nettie Coleman and
Miss Emma Jermyn.
Mrs. c. w. Kirkpatrick gave tea. a
pink affair, yesterday at her home. 337
Monroe avenue. Mrs. Jacob Kirkpat-
rick, Mrs. f. Willard and Mrs. George
B. Foster of West Pittston, assisted in
entertaining. Mrs. H. NJ Boies and
Mrs. +. l.. Fuller presided at the table
In the dining room and We're assisted by
Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick. jr., Miss
Gearhart and Miss Hanley. .,s ,'
The Caledonian club of this city will
celebrate the 137th anniversary of the
birthday of Scotia's immortal bard,
Robert Burns, by holding banquet at
the Wyoming house on Friday evening,
Jan. "a. A special feature of the ban
quet will be the rendition OF an excel
lent selection of the songs of Scotland
by talented artists, and varied pro-
gramme of instrumental music by
skilled musicians. The toast list has
not yet been completed.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Mrs. John l.. Wentz is visiting in Hazle.
ton.
Miss Mary Jordan, of Parsons, Is the
guest of Scranton relatives
William Evans, of School street, Is home
from a visit among friends.
Miss Annie Gallagher, of Pittston, is
guest OF Scranton relatives.
Harold Holmes, of Hollister avenue. has
recovered from recent illness. -.
Miss Lizzie Thomas. of Eynon street, is
indisposed with severe illness.
Mrs. c. B. Green, of Bellevue, is visit
Ing ;,,fI, friends in Providence, r. !;
William William. McGiaye, c jr, left for Buffalo on
Miss Blanche Horn. Of Wyoming avenue,
Is visiting her aunt. In New York city,
Mrs. q. y. Bentley Is visiting her daugh.
ter; Mrs. y. Il. Shafer, at Montrose.
street, is dangerously i'll at her home.
Attorney T.. II. House left Tuesday for
Pittsburg and will be absent one week,
Mrs. George Mirtz. of Cedar, avenue. Is
well again after a severe siege of sickness.
Miss Elsbeth winton left Thursday
morning to attend school in New York
city. .u.s r.-
William Raeder, of Cedar avenue has
left for New Orleans to spend the winter
there.
Miss Kate .Mackay, of New York, and
formerly of this city, is visiting friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. warman left Mon.
day afternoon for trip through Cali
fornia.
Miss Anna Durkin, of Brook street. has
returned from visit among friends in
New York.
F.. T. Okell returned Wednesday from a
weeks business trip to Cape May and
Benno Cohen. of New York, is visiting
his mother and sisters at their home, on
Linden street.
Mrs. Fl. II. Franklin will spend the win
ter in Schenectady with her daughter, Mrs.
Miss Anna Haggerty has returned home
after a weeks visit with friends I'm Pitts
ton and Wilkes Barre.
X. OBrien and wife and n. II. Rockwell
were registered at the St. Denis, in New
York, during the week.
Contractor Frank Carlucci and Joseph
Cassesse will embark on q VOYAGE for
Italy on Friday, Feb. q.
Miss Josephine Scott, of Wayne Pa. H.
the guest of her sister, Mrs. ii. C.. Rey-
nolds, 5O9 Quincy avenue.
pr. j: A.. Kelly removed his office fur
niture to Carbondale Monday and Is now
settled down In that city.
Miss Davidson has returned to her home
In Williamsport after u visit with Mrs.
NJ. w. Lowry. Of Clay avenue.
ID. j. Clearwater, of Pear street, went TO
Pike county Wednesday, where one of
his sisters has been critically ILL.,
ton. was the guest Of Mrs. A. ID. Backing
ton, of Dunmore, during the week.
7. c. Shower and family left Thursday
for Lake Helen. Fla. where they will
spend the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. J. w. Barnes. the state Sunday
school primary teacher. Is being enter
tained by Mrs. J. ID. Clark, of Madison
avenue.
John Graham. of Rush. -susquehanna
county, was the guest of Barber II, +.
Klauminzer, Of Pittston avenue, during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Smith, of Dunmore,
entertained friends Monday evening on
the occasion of their fifteenth wedding an
niversary.
Miss Genevieve McCann has resumed
her studies at kenwOOd Institute, Albany,
after holiday vacation spent at her
home here.
The engagement Of Miss Flora Il. Drle-
sen. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. Driesen,
to Jack Alexander, of London, England,
Is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade NJ. Finn left yes
terday for Waterloo, n. Y. to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Warde's sister, Mrs. Ed
gar Toombs.
Daniel J. Vaughan. Of Binghamton, vis-
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vaughan, OF PittstOn avenue, the fore.
part of the week.
Miss May Burgunder. Of Wflkes-Barre,
and her guest. Miss Meyer. of Rochester.
are being entertained by Miss Kramer, of
Wyoming avenue.
T. J: Conway. of Lackawanna avenue, is