The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-28
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
Some Of the Functions That Have
Taken Place During the Week.
ALL or The HOUSE PARTIES
No Very Large Formal Eveuts-Arrauss-
ments for Comins Charity Bsli-Movs-
mouts Of Weli-Known Persons
Of This City and Its Vicinity.

The only society events these days
are millinery openings. To call a mil
linery opening society event Is 10
give il an entirely new designation,
but enc need not stretch truth and
propriely much to make this d.signa-
ton appear fitting. Society attends
them that Is the female portion OF SO
cicty does. and what the female portion
uf society does, society does. for the poor
male portion is an incidental These
openings serve the great purpose OF
society events for are they not as good
an occasion as u dance or u tea or any
other function at which to display
gown? Shopping gowns must he u Ia
mode just as much as tea gowns. recep-
tion gowns or ball gowns. Society
dresses up In its shopping gown. ana
visits the various openings to admire
the latest importations and incidentally
to he admired itself.
The tenth anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr. and Mrs. David G. Watson
was celebrated Wednesday night at
their home on Wyoming avenue. 1t
was q very pleasant event. The men,
bers Of Wahnetah lodge. No. %, Daugh-
ters of Rebecca. of which Mrs. Wat
son Is a member, attended and pre-
sented her with a dinner set OF IL
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me male ih"tiiners oi the 'hrte 'ne
ltrical troupes. playing III tne Guy tha'
hisht. tht IN ''id krntucky company,
ne Huntington STOCK company anu
the Ideals attended ana ala the buiK
Ing. chef IieZler did himself proud
in the catering line. The promenade
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Ths va,ious committees NJ the COM
ing charity hall roport very rntifying
rro.ress and feel sanguine that both
.ociaI,v md anonc,oII,, n will anuaI
If no, sn,nass tba .imi,or evant held
n, ,h.. arn,orv Ave years apo Gath
I,ic society throuabout the valley il
looking forward with eager anticipa-
lion to the event and II Is very likely
fhot the attendance ot the Frothinp-
ham on the night Of AnriI viii tax its
,onacity While the charity feature of
he affair will he always foremost in
tbe minds Of the managers they nrom-
se to snare mo- trouble to make II all
the way of entertainment. Last night
The hall and decoration committee held
4 meeting ana reported that the work
Of decorating the Frothingham mad
Deen placed III charge oi lark, the
iorist. Next wednesday night there
VIII De meeting Oh al the committees,
honorary managers etc. Inc press
committee VIII meet tohight anu on
Iuesua!: IhuIsua! anu oaturua!
nisnts oi ntNt week 'he executive colh-
liittee VIII meet
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. A. I.amoreaux en-
..rtoined n number of their friends
Mr. Lamoreaux's forty-sixth birthday, |
Tbose present were: MIR. and Mrs.
Frank White and daughter, Blanche. /
Mr. and AIRS Dreo,e. Nr and Mrs
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Mrs. Telford. Mr.. and Mrs James
smith. Mrs. w. Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs |
viii Perry and daughter, ADELAIDE. Mr. |
md Mrs. a. II. kingsbury. Mrs. T.. Grif- |
i'm and son. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith |
md son. Eddie. Mr.. and Mrs. Crellin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker. +. ). Lamor-
'auX and Eddie Howell.
IN Tuasdav .va,,r. n birtbdov Marty
vas tands,sd ,o .Iiss i,nnia piarway
~ ,b.. hn,na or ha, nnrenis NJ, anJ
Hrs I r. Ridpwnv or Vine street |
o the young lady by her friends. Those
VINO offended the junction were: Misses
sadie staples, Myrtle Ease. susie Back.
ioidie Gairens. Bertha kraener. cora
iaideiiian. Carrie Newhart, Minnie
'heppelinan. Lillian anderson. Mary