The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
TAYLOR,

A few Of the many friends OF Miss
Ida Courtright congregated at the de-
lightful home of her parents to tender
her a good time. which was very i'm
pressively accomplished. The follow
ing were present: Messrs. Leopold. j.
Neiger, David Harris. Frank Decker,
John Richards, Patrick Ludgat,
Charles Collier, Stanley Miller, Arthur
Stone. Thomas Armstrong. Joseph
Goodwin, Harry and Edward Sweet,
Samuel Gordon, Fred Stone. David Da-
Wis. Will Davenport, John Griffiths,
Richard Watkins and Luther Harris,
Misses Matte and Josephine Collier,
Annie Schumacher. Elsie Cary. Annie
Schumacher, Mary. Henrietta and Anne
Shear, Ida Spurler. May and Addie Da-
venport Addie Goodwin, Jessie M.
Jones. Gertie Jones. Ida Courtrigh and
Lillian Fatzinger.
Last Tuesday evening a surprise par
her many friends.
A souvenir social will be held under
the auspices of the ladies of the Cal
vary Baptist church this evening. The
ladies' will be dressed to represent the
various nations.
This evening a grand entertainment
and social will be held under the aus
pices Of the young people of the Luther
an church, when the following pro-
gramme will be rendered: Selection,
Taylor German orchestra; solo. Rev.
E. Lang, Of Scranton: recitation, Miss
Annie Schild; recitation, Miss F'losie
Banfield. of Duryea; selection, guitar.
banjo and mandolin, by Touhill family,
of Pittston; trio, Rev. and Mrs. Lang
and Miss Glass; recitation, Miss Kate
Weibel; recitation, Miss Gertrude
Decker; violin duet. Rev. Weber and
John Edwards: solo. Miss Blanche
Banfield, of Duryea; song. church
choir; recitation. Miss Anne stump;
recitation, Miss Lena Schild: solo, Miss
Sarah Hughes; song, Helvetia quar-
tette of Scranton; selection. guitar,
banjo and mandolin. Touhill family;
solo. Mr.. William Jones': recitation,
Miss Lydia Fahner; recitation. Miss
Flossie Banfield; duet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lang; recitation. Miss Della Decker;
song, Young Peoples society; seiec-
tion, Taylor orchestra. Admission, 10
cents.
Spring rally of the Baptist Young
Peoples union of the Abingdon asso-
citation with the Calvary Baptist
church tomorrow afternoon and even
ing, when the following programme
will be rendered.: 1.30. devotional meet
ing, w. b. owen: ., paper, What
Young People Can Do For the Church,
Miss Jennie Roderick, of Scranton;
discussion. led by Rev. A. Bergen
Browe; 2.2O What Young People Can
Do For Missions" Miss Esther Row
lands; discussion, led by Rev. T. f. Jep-
son; $50 What Is Denominational
Loyalty" Professor F. Nj. Loomis. OF
keystone academy: discussion, led by
Rev. w. II. Lowell of Dalton, Pa, and
Rev. j. w. Williams, of Forest City;
What Are the Young People Doing in
Your Church in Any Line of Work.
led by Rev. w. ]. Ford, of Green
Ridge. and w. G. Watkins. of North
Main avenue. 1t is expected that ev-
cry church In the association will re-
port on this subject. Business Even
ing-Address. What Is the Object OF
the Young Peoples Baptist Union?'
Rev. s. $. Matthews. Of Scranton Street
Baptist church,, selection. Imperia
quartette; solo. Miss Edith Watkins
selection, James f.. Watkins and par.
ty; duet, Evan and Jennie Jones; Sc
lection. Blue and White party; solo
J. f.. Watkins: duet. Misses Oliver
Howells and Sarah Samuels.