The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-25
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CITY NOTES.

Tor president.
The Young Women's Christian assoGia, t,aav
ton class In German will meet frioay
evening.
The Lackawanna hospital has issued an
appeal for poultry, meats, vegetables,
flowers, ETC., for Thanksgiving Day.
The ladies' of the African Net Metnod,St Smst
Episcopal church VIII serve Iurxey eSep
Ing at G o'clock.
Division No. Z, Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans, Board Of Erin, conducted pan ~
Music Hall last night. 1t was ATTENDED, ny
several hundred persons.
In the estate OF william l. Connor, late
Of Scranton, letters of administration We're
yesterday granted to his widow. Addie +.
Connor, by Register Hopkins.
The choir of st. Paurs church. Green
Ridge, will give a concert tomorrow Hdn nignt
Evans will play the piano accompaniment.
Charles Llewellyn and Arthur Jones. OF
Old Forge, will run a foot race ThanKs-
giving Day at West Side park. Wilkes
Barre. They will run 100 yards FOR $ioo
a side.
Miss Anna Van Mort. assisted by some
young women from the South Side Young
Women's Christian association VIII lead
the meeting tonight at the volunteer
armory. All are welcome.
John Kresky. the boy who was arrested
for stealing money from the cash drawer
in Louis Feldman's shoe store, on Penn
avenue, was discharged yesterday by Al
derman Howe because of lack OF evidence.
In making your Thanksgiving purchas,
es remember the many sick inmates at
Lackawanna hospital Anything that VIII
help to make up q dinner for Thursday
will be thanksfully received and acknowl-
edged.
The members of the Penn Avenue Bap-
tist church are Iminded to send to the
church this afternoon or evening contri-
buttons of fruit. vegetables. groceries,
provisions, edibes of all kinds, to be dis
tributed to the poor.
Today is donation day at the Florence
Crittenden mission, lO7 Spruce street:
This institution Is doing a great and good
work. The lady managers will be at the
mission all day to receive any donations OF
money. clothing. household goods. etc.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant,
ed to Andrew Campbell and Mary Cadden.
of Scranton; John l.. Davis and Margaret
Thomas, OF Elkdale; Albert !, Rymer, OF
Clark's Summit, and Clara Y. Smith, Of
Clark's Green: James David Webb and
Jennie Roberts, of Scranton.
Scranton conclave of Heptasophs held
a social session Monday evening at which
addresses were made by Archon Yost j..
Elliot Ross and c: G. Boland. There were
recitations by H. E. Paine and Miss Grace
Winchell and instrumental music by the
Philharmonic String quartette.
A joint meeting of the banquet and man
ufacturers' committee of the board Of
o'clock at the office Of f. L. Fuller in the
Commonwealth building. Matters con-
nected with the opening OF the Board Of
Trade building will be considered.
A secret meeting Of the teachers COM
nittce Of the board of control was held
last night in the office Of Superintendent
OF Schools Howell The committee dis
cussed the propriety Of paying the salary
some time and only partially able to per-
form her duties as supervising teacher of
drawing and form study.
The funeral of John c. Kleckler tool.
Place MONDAY a,d ,, afternoon from his late res,
conducted by Rev: Mr.. Aldrich, of the
Grace Reformed Episcopal church. Miss
Elsie Brown. Stephen Smith and w. II.
John McWilliams, Martin Reef, George
Schultz. William Costlett John Laderer
and Michael Murphy. 1nterment was
made In the Dunmore cemetery.
Upon invitatlonof Mrs. Davis. the men,
bers OF Ezra Griffin Relief post attended
Davis theater in body yesterday after
noon. The lady guests of Mrs. Davis oc-
cupied orchestra chairs at the right of the
secton sn aisle bsN and nearly filled the entire
performance given by its Willet q Thorne
company or vaudeville artists and
seemed to fully appreciate the courtesy
OF Mrs. Davis, whose thoughtfulness had
afforded them an afternoon Of enjoyment.
The .graphophone entertainment which
was given at the Young Women's Chris
tian association. under the direction of
Mr.. Mark L. Smith and Colonel E. H. Rip
pie was a great success. The reproduc-
tion of instrumental music-picolo, trom-
bone--was almost perfect. Lincoln's ora.
tion on Gettysburg was SO real that one
began to lCok for the gestures. The se-
lections from Sousa's band were worthy
Of special notice. The whole selection of
music. recitations and orations received
the closest attention from the large audi
ence that attended.
Tonight at Excelsior hail. on Wyomina
avenue. will occur one of the events of the
season. the Scranton Typographical
unions tenth annual ball. The printers
on this occasion promise to eclipse all pre-
vious efforts. The committee this year
consists Of the same who have so sue.
cessfully managed the social events of the
union Tor the past five years. All ladies
who attend will be presented with a
handsome souvenir Of the occasion. Those
who will receive the guests are Hon, John
4. Farr. NJ. p. Sanders, 8. A. Lackey, j
Mitchell. John Courier Morris, James
J. Padden, James ]. Mahon, r. @. Moran
A. ]. Mahon and p. N. Haan.
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