The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-09
DO|NCS IN SOCIAL realm
Some OF the Notable Events Of the
Week Nov Closing.
MRS. DICKSON ENTERTAINS
Enjoyable Event ut Her Home ON WASH
iuston Avenue-Tea Given BY
Mrs. A. r. Lnw-Dinner
Mt Hotel lermyu.

At her home on Adams avenue Tues
day Mrs A. F. Law entertained NUM-
ber of friends. The rooms We're prettiiy
decorated with flowers and apple bios-
SONS. Miss Rathbun and Miss Gerecke'
of Ithaca, n. Y, assisted In receiving.
Mrs. +. NJ Howarth and Mrs. Flana-
gan. of Wilkes Barre, presided at the
table in the dining room. Misses Au-
gusta Merrill and Lacoe, of Pittston,
served frappe Other ladies about the
room were Mrs. T. II. Watkins, Mrs Z.
NJ. Lee, of Carbondale, and Mrs Parker
Davidson. In the dining room were
Miss Emma Hanley, Miss Brennah'
Miss Kyle and Miss Hughes, OF Pltts-
ton.
The Tuesday afternoon club. which
meets synChronously with It's name at
the homes Of its members on the west
Side. held n pleasant session TINS week
at the home of Miss Katherine Mason,
of South Main avenue. The club mas
been in existence for several mohths,
and its success has never been equalled
in West Side societys history. Ihe
members are Mrs. II. c. Wallace, MIS-
George w. Phillips. Mrs. c. A. Burr
Mrs. II. Richards, Mrs. j. J. Roberts,
Mrs. George Il. Reynolds, Mrs. Crut-
tenden Miss Mason, Miss Blair, MISS
Shively, Miss Herrmanns. Miss PEN
warden, Miss Nj. Mott and the Misses
Dale.
Thursday evening Miss Helen Mel
meyer entertained a small company Oh
friends at her home In North Park, III
honor of Miss Miller whose marriage
to Frank Williams, of Tenth street, was
announced by cards issued Tuesday.
J,bp Jar,pvu entertained "A numDef
of the city's most prominent men whom
he numbers among his intimate friends,
with an elaborate dinner at Hotel Jer-
myn, Monday evening. Those present
We're: Rev. Rogers Israel Judge Il. n.
Willard, Judge Alfred Hand, Judge Il.
w. Archibald, Judge f. w. Gunster.
Judge ii. NJ. Edwards, Judge w. H..
Jessup, Colonel II. NJ. Boies, William
Ccnnell, DR.. n. Y. Leet. Colonel George
Sanderson, E. B. Sturges, Conrad
Schroeder. James p. Dickson, James
Archibald ]. A. Linen. Charles II. Zehn-
der, Lemuel Amerman, Henry Beiln'
jr., A. H. Vandling, Major Everett War
ren, w. II. Smith, L. l.. Fuller, L. H..
Watkins and w. F. Hallstead.
The socable committee of the Chris
tian Endeavor society of Grace l.uth-
cran church gave hat social Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. T.. L..
Haas, on South street. The attendance
was exceptionally large, there being
one hundred and twenty-five present
The amusing feature of the sociapie
was the trimming of hats by the gentle
men, for which two prizes were gwen
This endowment was followed by the
guests being served with refreshments.
The choir of the Second Presbyterian
church and few of Mrs. Thomas Dick
sons friends were entertained at that
lady's residence on Washington avenue
Thursday evening. Those IN attend
ance were Colonel and Mrs. Boies, MIR.
and Mrs. ]. +. Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conant Mr.. and Mrs Mahy, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. b. Franklin. Mrs. Bentley, Mrs.
Reynolds, Mrs Powell, Mrs. Dimmick,
Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Runyon, DR.. Z. Il.
Robinson, Mrs. Penman.
Misses Helen Sanderson, Caroline
Boardman. Emma Manley, Miss Dim
mick, New York; Miss Marvine, the
Black. Mrs. Janet Dickson, Misses
Caragan, Price, Davis, Miss Gay. Miss
Simpson, Robertson, Drake Messrs.
Rowley, Joseph Boies, Kays. Hanley,
Vail, Holcomb, Croft, Runyon, Beynon,
Morgan.
Mrs. Thomas Aubury and Miss Edith
JOHcS, VI AVENUE, lelt ytStei
day for Philadelphia, and will sail to-
day on the Manaboba, of the transact
lantic line. for London, where they
will spend four or five months.
PERSONAL. MENTION:
Edward O'Horo, of Dunmore, is in Phil.
adelphia.
r. G. Brooks has returned from Wash
Mrs w. +. Hallstead Is recovering from
serious illness.
Miss Cora C: storms. of South Main ave
nue., is convalescng.
Miss Jennie Thomas, of Bellevue, is Wis
iting in New York city.
Court Stenographer Willis d. Coston wa.
Miss Helen Dewey, Of West Pttston
Is the guest of North End friends
George Il. Tripp, of Cleveland, o., is Wis
iting his parents, on Adams avenue.
York city in the interest of her art.
b. j. Robathan and James Jones, o.
Greenwood, are home from visit to Lee
Pa.
w. B. Letchworth, of Dunmore. abs gon,
to Connecticut for month to benefit hi!
health.
Miss Genevieve Servis of wset Pittston
is visiting Miss Cornelia Galpn. of Elm
street, Dunmore.
Miss Daisy Jones, of Carbondale, wal
the guest of Miss Alice Osterhout, o
Providence. the forepart of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Attcus c. Renshaw hav'
returned from their wedding trip and ar,
now "at home" at G2i North Main avenue
A number of Mrs. ]. X. Cohens friends
were entertained by her at whist Wednes
day evening in her rooms, at Hotel Jer
myn.
Mrs. W. II. Stevens and children, of Eas
Market street. have left for Ocean Grove
where they will spend the summe
months.
Mrs. Daniel Williams who has bee,
visiting her parents on South Main ave
nue., will today return to her home, a
Middle Granville, VT.
Miss Margaret Hastings, of Potte
street, DunmOre, left for Philadelphi;
Wednesday morning to enter upon her no
vitiate at the Chestnut street convent c
the Order of st. Joseph.
Rev. p. c. Winters, of Plymouth, wa
In town Wednesday.
Conner Evans, Of South Main avenue, |
visiting in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Isaac Vought, of Green Ridge, i
visiting friends in Berwick
w. F. Cummings, of Archibald, was ii
Scranton on business Tuesday.
j. c. Rosar and Harry Black, of tn
South Side, are visiting In Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Moran, of Archibald. visite
friends In Providence Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Bristol, of Haslacher's mill
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