The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-16
DOINCS OF SOCIAL WORLD.
The Few Happenings Of the Neel
- Briefly Told.
SOCIETY IS IN THE DUMPS
On the HIN They're Tired OF tho Seasons
demands and Have Taken to the
Wheel for COnsOlatioa-Per
soual Paragraphs.

The social sump is here In all It's
glory. 'Glory" Is a good word In TINS
case. because the major portion or So
ciety's elect are weary of the obligations
and demands which go with the social
season and wants to revel In the glory
os pleasing itself. Maybe the warm.
clear weather and the bicycle nave All
10 do with 1t; in fact, all the hill Is
awheel and everything else will have 10
he neglected until the early summer
outpouring begins.
Mrs. Miller, of No. 321 Larch street,
gave a party Monday evening Tor her
daughter, Bertha, at which there were
present: Misses Belle Hazeling, Ida
Miller, Bertha Miller, Emma Miller,
Emily Towers, Dora Miller. owe
Price, Agnes Hazeling, Stella Leitner,
Stella Knearr and Messrs. Roy Wat
rous, Max Miller. Willie Moss, Willie
Hazeling, Willie Miller Palmer Price,
Andrew Crane. Jake Moss. Earnest
Tompkins, Peter Grimes, Charlie Miller.
on Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris j. Davidow entertained the fol-
lowing friends at their residence. us
Monroe avenue: Mrs. Max Bernstein,
Master Mortimer Bernstein, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lowenstein, Misses
Grace Hoffheimer. Frances Horheimer,
Henrietta Hoffheimer. Sallie FAX,
Messrs. John f. Shea, George McDon-
aid. James Collins. Wilkes Barre; Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Dunn, jr., Misses Mar
garet Hughes, Mary Reedy, Lizzie Me-
Court, Mary McCourt. Hon. Charles L.
OMalley, j. y. Scovell. David Ptckens,
Meyer Davidow. William Morris and
Llewellyn Lewis,
A. s. Rowley, OF North Main avenue,
was surprised Tuesday evening on the
occasion Of his forty fifth irthday ami
versary, by visit from a delegation OF
his fellow street car conductors, who
presented him with handsome library
chair. Dispatcher John Hundon made
the presentation speech.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Price. of North Washing
ION avenue, gave u party In honor OF
the ninth birthday of their daughter
Miss Olive. which was attended by the
following: Mabel Hutling, Lois Bel
den, Mebel Belden, Etiie Belden, Anna
Thomas, BLANCHE Thomas, Harriet
Thomas, Florence Watres, Emma Kru-
german. Grace LeyshOn. Millie Thomas,
Alice May Williams, Reba Williams,
Helen Churchill. Alice Harvey. Cora
Shotten. Bessie Walton, Carrie Collins,
Bessie Wescott. Flora Clark. Katie Bolz
Ethel Jackson. Miss Carr. Helen Tweed.
Lillian Foster, Palmer Price. Spencer
Reese. Leslie Reese. Eugene Walton,
Ellery Burns, Fred Gunster, BERTHE
Langham, Glide Cobb, Willie Jones,
Philip Leyshon, Wendall Phillips. Roy
Williams, Harrison Owens. Norvin
Owens, David Owens. Robert Pritch-
ard, Everett Holt. Raymond Grimes,
Walter Lewis, Milton ]. Protheroe,
Magdeline Gay. Howard Gardener
Those who assisted Miss Price in re-
ceiving the guests were Mrs. James
Protheroe, Mrs John II. Jones, Edith
Davis, Mrs. Leyshon.
No new steps have been taken toward
organizing a country club. The prime
movers of the project are investigating
several proposed sites.
The Union Bicycle club will not take
Its customary Saturday run today.
Personal MENTION:
Miss Anna Mcleod Is visiting Buffalo
friends.
DR.. l. F. Everhart was trout fishing on
Wednesday.
Mrs Anioinette Dimmick is visiting her
son. in Chicago.
Miss Eliza Dimmick is visiting relatives
Miss Alice Helm left Tuesday to spend a
month in Chicago.
Jacob Demuth, Of Pittston, has gone to
Germany on a visit.
DR.. w. T. Davis spent a part of the week
with Carbondaie friends.
Mrs. +. =. Callary. of Plymouth, was q
visitor in town Wednesday
Attorney. o. 3: Partridge was fishing
at Gouldsboro Wednesday.
Hon. and Mrs. l.. A. Watres have re-
turned from a trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Edwin Reese, of Lee, Pa, is visiting
her parents on Hampton street.
Mrs. Alfred Hand and Miss Ruth Hand
left on Wednesday for New York.
Miss May Kefer, Of Dickson avenue, Is
home from Wilkes-Barre visit.
Miss Jennie Roberts, Of South Main ave-
nue.. has returned from New, York.,
Rey. DR., Kelly, Of Towanda, called on
Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Hara yesterday.
Mrs. J. l.: Hangi and Mrs. Frank War
ne.s spent Tuesday in Binghamton.
W,\J. Watts and family have gone to
Mrs. l.. j. Goodwin returned this week
from a months visit In Philadelphia
Mrs. +. II. Warner. Og Dickson avenue
is in Binghamton. the guest Of friends.
Miss Minnie Leonard. of Irving avenue,
has returned from a visit to Elmira, N. Y
Miss Jennie Brennan. of the School Of
Mines. was In Carbondale this week visit
ing.
Mrs. C. c. Huber, of Danville, Pa, is vis-
iting her sister-in-law, Mrs. X. $. Har-
Ian.
wine.
DIR. A. T. Rost, of Montrose, was enter