The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-25
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Gamut Of Current Affairs 10 the
Realm Of Society.
PAST AND FUTURE EVENTS.
More Large EvsainS Functions Will FIN
Much Felt Wsnt-Everybody Inter.
estcd In Ktrmess Rshcsrssls
sonals Of someone You Know.

Teas. in Scranton, are quite the popu
lar means of social entertainment this
season. Probably three times as many
have been given as during the whole
of the season OF a year ago, and the
winter Is only half finished. Is 1t be-
cause the women alone take extreme
pleasure in social doings? 1t seems so.
Excepting the Bachelors ball and a
very few evening receptions, the Older
married men have had to keep very
close at home. at least so far as large
and formal affairs are concerned. The
younger married people have been
saved from total ennui only by the as
semblies and cotillions. and II one wants
to know who Is at any one of these
gatherings he has only to read Tho
names of those present" In the newspa-
per report of the last one. Small din
ners and card parties and the like are.
OF course, a most pleasing means Of en-
tertainment. One feels very much at
ease and unrestrained in these gather
ings of near friends. but there Is occa-
q longing for new faces. new
gowns, new conversation. new atmos-
phere and the large evening crushes
which bring variety. Really, there is
needed to I'LL long felt
want.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie A. Nc
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MISSES !, ,s m ,,o ' Ia ~ ..,.,.'
son. lara bhss, May Irahsue, May
CorWh, hui'h murphy, I'" Dor'''
Eoith Waiher, MAUI Sooyer. Leo'a
Lewis nohnie sih'.h' rear Wei's' MSr-
tle Dorsy harry ANGIE W''iia" Dare'
FREQ strong. Henry strohg' James
ourh' oamuei rihpurs' Chester Wiess.
Harry ADAMS, clarence hoAeile' hoDert
Cooper FREQ carpenter ana Harry sell
lars.
MISS wary heNey' oi lrNils avenue
nay evening. Her sister. MISS Lizzie
ana MISS Barhetta' assisted IN enter
lainihg' Ihose present We're MISSES
Lille Ganeny, Mary Brady. Mary
snow Della DAVIS. barrett, Conhers' OF
Pittston; Tessie oMaiiey' katie Dona-
hoe, Winifred Melvin. Kate u. oMal-
ley, Ella F. Donahoe' Mary Murphy
Lucy Coggins, Messrs. EDWARD Morris'
McGee, Burke, James, aaynard. NJ. f.
Donahoe, j. b. oMalley, John Murphy'
Donahoe, esq, Conners.
MISS Nelie Ruth Davis. until recently
me stenographer for the Lackawanna
Hardware company. and John Taylor
stenographer FOR Z. II. Welles, were
married wednesday night In their
newly built nome at 1881 wyoming ave-
lue, where they are now residing and
MIL be at home after February l.
Miss Carrie Anderson and Charles X.
noon at the brides nome ny ReV. Will
am Edgar, OF the providence Methodist
'hurch.
The subscription dance In the Scran-
ton Bicycle clubhouse Tuesday night
vas attended by many prominent
'ociety people. The patronnesses
we're Mrs. John Burnett. Mrs.
Joseph OBrien, Mrs. j. c. Nc
or the anatr was by Frank
]. McAndrews and William H. Coyne.
Music was furnished by the Lawrence
band; the catering was by Curt.
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For presentation at the Turn Verein
masquerade ball Monday night gypsy
lance has for some time been rehearsed
ana Will he danced by Misses Violet
hrQnh0It Rosa pnrnhnr
Lille Hauk. Miss WOelkers, Emma Nc
karcher. Mary Neuffer and Carrie
Neuffer; Edward Eisele, Theodore HUI
Der, Henry Vockroth. Tim Quinnan.
Victor Moth. Will Kemmer. Will Vock-
9th and Charles Neuffer.
A surprise party was given Wednes-
lay evening for George Cunningham,
Misses Anna Teese. Anna Murray.