The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-24
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Closing Social OF the Elite Dancing Class
in Mcars' Iinil-1hosc VINO
Attended II.

The Elite Dancing class closed its
first season last evening with a social
i'm Mears' hall. The event attracted
many prominent young society people,
and was conducted on an ambitious
scale. Bauer's orchestra furnished the
dance music and nearly every inciden-
tai feature to an enjoyable dance was
provided. In the parlors on the second
floor of the building refreshments We're
served. Professor George Taylor acted
as prompter. Those present We're;
The Misses Bertha Wettling, Myrtle
Perry, Sara Jones, Lena Sissenberser
Amy Howell. Carrie Fellows, Jennie
Lowry, Ella Saunders, Clara Neimeycr
Bessie Winans, Edith House, Ethel
Porter, Leonora Staples, Helen Mel
meyer. Alice Miller. Minnie Hughes,
Clara Hughes. Jennie Fellows, Mar
garet Schimpff. Louise Deppon, Bel'e
Warren, Lizzie Falkowsky, NJ Louise
Roberts, Ida Weaver, May Hannah
Emma Falkowsky. Gertrude Lloyd
Jennie Jones, Mary Hughes, Georgia
Johnson. Clara Jones. Margaret ihi,-
lips, Jessie Miller, Victoria Stanton
Elsie Keller. Laura Neibell, Jennie
.Lawrence. Anna konecny. Margaret
Hughes, Johanna Davis. Jennie Jones'
Gertrude Williams, Jessie HurioW'
Esther Thomas, Harriet stanton, HAT
tie Joseph, Victoria Watkins. Edith
Williams, Annie Davis, Annie Will
iams, Nellie Beals. Matte Davis, Jen-
ME Davis. Grace Ackcr May JONES'
Hattie Evans. Bessie Jones, Florence
owens. Mary Owens. Viola Evans. Jen-
ME May Eynon. May Foster Nellie
Curran, Mrs Frank Bell. Mrs. F.
Breeze. Mrs. Dean. Mrs. William
Jones. and Harry Acker Benjamin AL
len, Edgar L. Bell. of Peckville; Harold
Battin, Frank Bell, Charles Brenne-
man. Thomas Blair. Archie Brown.
James Burke. Thomas Beck, Sig.
I. Brandt. c. y. Battenburg. George Bar
rowman. NJ. McCann. Charles Bertine.
Fred Berry. Peckville; Charles Carr.
Charles Cr6thamel. Alt Clarke. Elmer
Crane, George DeWild, Thomas Davis,
Arthur Davis. william Davis. W. J.
Davis, Walter Davis. Harry Decker,
Myer Davidow, Byron Evans. Benja
min Evans. Samuel Feinberg, w. j.
Griffiths,'N Henry Hitchcock, William
Hutton. Robert Hughes, Eli Harris.
Lewis A Howell, William Hughes.
Jonathan Harris, David Jenkins, Frank
Jones. William Jones. Robert Kiple. A.
u. Luce. John Lloyd, S. F. Lewis. sgd
ney Mears. Samuel McCracken, George
Mulley, A, l.. Morse, William Marsh.
Thomas Marsh, Samuel McKeever,
G. A. Williams. Edwin G. Peters. Elmer
Swingle. Peckville: George Silkman,
John Wettling. S. f. York. Devil Will
Jams, George Wettling. Howard WILL
Jams. Hubert Watres, Frederick
Weinns. David Owens. Walter Jones,
Thomas Evans and William Johns.
MAJOR WATKINS MISSION.
The visit to this city on May Of
Major Pattie Watkins now of the
American Volunteers. and formerly a
popular captain of the Salvation army,
will be for the purpose of creating in
terest In the new organization. and.
possibly, to form a local Volunteer
corps. The majority of the members
of the local Salvation army, according
to their present thinking, will remain
in the old organization. There are
few, however, who will endeavor to up
hold Ballinston Booths banner in this
city. Major Watkins will speak In the
Tabernacle CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
influence may cause an almost unani-
nous change in the Scranton corps.
Captain Green. the new comma 9nder,
has taken charge.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR RALLY.
Last evening at the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church the first In the
series Of Christian Endeavor rallies was
conducted. There was large attend
ance, the audience consisting chiefly of
young people. Rev. w. II. Stubblebine
president of the Christian Endeavor
union, was the speaker. There were
imprOmptu talks and solo and congre-
gational singing. The meeting was
quite enthusiastic. Tonight the second
rally will be held in the Plymouth Con-
gregational church. Rev. j. p Moffatt
will be the speaker. All are welcome.
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The first meeting of the Christian
Endeavor societies was held last even
ing at the Washburn Street Presby-
teran church. Rev. w. II. Stubble-
bine presided at the meeting, which
was largely attended. This evening
the meeting will be held in the Ply
mouth church. at which time Rev. j. p.
Molfat will speak
The members of the Simpson Meth
odist Episcopal church will tender a
reception to the new pastor this even
inc in the carlOrs of the church.
Walter Jones, a student at Strouds-
burg state Normal school, attended the
Elite social last evening. Mr. Jones