The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-21

Thurman, Mary Karcher. Nora LOTUS.
Anna Best, Hilda Best, Sarah GilliSan
and Rebccca Gilligan. and Messrs. John
Berghanser, Emil Bonn, S. ]. Thurman,
John F. Scheuer. Andy Best. Joseph
Heen, David Fuhrman. c. j. Mirtz,
William Softly, John j. Durkin, John
j. Coyne and p. ]. Mcclure.
On Thursday evening a surprise party
was rendered Miss Lena Kellerman at
the home of her parents on Birch street
by the following young people: Mary
Hartman, Anna Schenck, Mary Maus,
Julia Mirtz, Ella Dodendorf, Minnie
Zang, Katie Hildebrandt, Barbara
Brill and Katie and Lottie Kellerman.
and Messrs. Henry Sames. Charles
Snyder, William Kirst. William Ehr-
hardt, Fred c. Neuls, Charles Sames.
Fred Herman, William Maus. William
and Charles Kellerman and Charles J.
Mirtz.
The following ScrantOnians on Thurs
day attended the siXtieth birthday an
niversary celebration at Kingston of
Peter WolcOtt. brother-in-law of eN-
Mayor John H. and Horatio Il. Eel
lows. Of this city: Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Fellows and family; Councilman
and Mrs. Horatio II. Fellows and fam
Mrs. George w. Carlton, Mrs. Charles
Fellows and family.
a very enjoyable surprise party was
held Thursday night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. T.. N. Francis in honor
of their daughter, Miss Bertha Francis
and her cousin, Miss Ruth Thompson.
Various games were played and at mid
night refreshments were served. Mrs.
Francis, Miss Francis, and Miss Thomp-
son received the guests and Mrs. Birch
er and Mrs. Stone assisted in serving.
Those present were Misses Edna Stone,
Carrie Stone, Carrie Drew. Mable Beld-
en-, Hazel Hodges, Anna McCann, Han
nah White, Esther Casterline, Lille
Mertz, Lizzie Martin. Ethel Beale, Lot
tie Beale, Anna Gibbons, Maggie Glib
bons, Tillie Bargain, Caroline McDon-
aid, Marion Mcdonald, Marie Stock
Maud Gilhool, Florence Pittinger,
Grace Robinson, Blanche Scrine, Irene
Francis, Masters Bussel Bevan, Willie
Francis, Arlie Drew, Walter Bircher,
John Francis, John Beale and Robert
Thompson.
In honor of the twenty-first anni-
versary of their wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Drake. of Lackawanna, entertained
the following friends Wednesday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tiffany,
Brooklyn, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Millar, Miss Fannie Snover, Scranton;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Doud, Greenwood
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Ziba Knapp. Green
Ridge Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Sanders,
Dunmore; Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hitch
ner, Miss Ina Hitchner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman X. Drake. West Pittston: Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Drake, Mr.. and Mrs.
George X. Drake, George c. Sanford,
Lackawanna; Mrs. Eleanor w. Drake,
Master Carl Wood, Wilkes-B Barre; Mr..
and Mrs. AthertOn, Providence.
The Bon-Ton Social club of the Turn
Verein will conduct social at Turner
hall next Wednesday evening. The ar,
fair will be i'm charge of Professor Carl
Starber, chairman: Edward Eisele.
Nelson G. Teets, Edward d. Vail, The
odorc Huber.
A tea was recently given by Mrs.
George w. Powell on Avenue Il, Belle
vuc, in honor of Miss Lulu Evans. of
Butte City, Montana. Mrs. Powell was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Brundage,
and Mrs. Davies, of West Virginia.
AT recent surprise party rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Evans, of Ack-
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hitchines. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua John. and sons. Masters
David II. and Brinley r. John; Pro-
fessor and Mrs. ID. ID. Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Esau Price, Mr. and Mrs. william
Lewis and son, William. jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Reese. Mrs. Margaret Williams,
Mrs. Thomas II. James. Misses Mary
Price. Anna G. Price, Mary c. Powell,
Philip r. Thomas. all of Providence,
and Mrs. Watkin Harris, Mrs. w. John,
John Evans. Benjamin Evans, Thomas
Evans, John jenkins.
a surprise party was rendered Mr.
and Mrs. Sig. Ross. of 5l3 Pine street,
ON Tuesday evening.
f.. T.. Belts. of Pcckville. entertained
Il party of friends at Hotel Wilson
Wednesday evening. There were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Tunstall. Mr..
and Mrs. William Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Brady. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stone.
MIR. and Mrs. George Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Weichel. of
Scranton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Maple Bell.
Miss Lindner. Thomas Glover. Fred
Berry, Frank BENJAMIN.
Judge +. w. Gunster, George Okcll.
Druggist Charles Koempel, Druggist
Carl Robinson. Philip Robinson, of the
South side, ana Michael Mcdonald, of
Moosic, returned carly in the week
from a weeks hunt in Pike county.
trolley ride to Pittston was en-
joyed Tuesday evening by party of
Young folks from the South Side and
Minooka. Their names are: Misses
Lizzie Kelly. Annie Connell, Lille
Gaffney. Annie Brown. Mamie Coyne,
Bernetta Kelly, Mary Ryan. Mamie
Fitzhenry. Ellen Ryan. Mary Mack,
Mary Joyce, Kate Connel, Messrs.
Thomas LOTUS. John Broean. =. II.
Coyne John Il. O'Malley, NJ. +. Dona
hoe Michael Hand. jr., Patrick Fla
herty, James Hurley. Bert Johnston,
John Coyne. Patrick Philbin. J. Kelly,
Patrick Fitzhenry. Frank Gavin. c. j.
ftuddy and Il. Ambrose Donahoe.
on Wednesday evening-ThanksCiy
ing eve-the Young Mems Institute o!
the central CITY will hold their annual
social in Siegel's.
A birthday surprise was rendered
William Morgan at his home on North
Bromley avenue, Monday evening last.
The home was we'll filled with guests
and everybody spent most enjoyable
evening. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. Morgan. who was "a years of age
on that day. is well known and proved
an excellent entertainer.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Miss Lizzie Vert. of Dunmore, Is visit
ing in Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. II. j. Coughlin, of Carbondale, Is
the guest Of Dunmore friends.