The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-01
ONE WEEKS SOCIAL DO|NCS
Past and Future Events ChrOnicled
in Short Paragraphs.
END OF THE GERMAN SERIES
Final bauee Given In the bicycle Club
House Last Night by Mrs. Z. n. Will :
lurd-Sevcral Teas Announced
for the Coming Week.

cycle club house by Mrs. r. n. Willard,
who was to have entertained the Ger
man club in her home on Madison ave-
nue., but decided to utilize the bicyle
club house on account of it's greater
dancing space. The German was led by
II. w. Kingsbury. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. j. Platt, Mrs. c. ID.
Simpson, Major and Mrs. Everett War
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. p. Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. w. Kingsbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. G. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
B. Reynolds. MIR. and Mrs. +. T.. Platt
DIR. and Mrs. c. r. Parke, Mrs
A. H. Storrs, Miss Hutchins. Of
of Hartford; the Misses Archibald,
Misses Belin, Hunt, Welles, Simpson,
Winton, Susan Jermyn. COursen,
Skinner. Dale, Evelyn Gilmore. Flora
Matthews, Alice Matthews, Glare Rey-
nolds. and Messrs. Chase, Hunt. Brooks,
Watson. Blair. Bliss, Merrill. Wharton,
l.. B., T. $. and +. c. Fuller, Boles, c.
f. Sanderson and Lynde.
The many details and laborious work
involved in the forthcoming Fete Cham
petre is more intricate and exacting
than is generally comprehended. and in
''A'i ~ pioptiis anu DTtStnS
the large spectacle the various commits
tees and officers have had to be careful
ly selected. These committees are al
ready hard at work and aiming to be
fully prepared by Feb. 10, when the
dances begin. These committees and
the officers are as follows:
Mrs. c. b. Scott, president: Mrs. n. y.
Leet, viee-president; Mrs. ID. T.. Taylor.
treasurer. Mrs. G.. Il. Penmar. secretary.
Executive committee-Mrs. j. A. Rob-
.ertson, Mrs Charles +. Matthews. Mrs.
w. i. kaanedy Mrs. Z. 5. Moffat, Mrs.
Thcmas Dickson.
Finance -committee--Mrs. c. b. Scott,
Mrs. H. II. Ripple, Mrs. q. l.. Dickson,
Mrs. Darie. Langstaffe, Mrs. J. l.. Stelle.
Mrs. j. Center. Mrs. j. r. Fordham, Mrs.
Cora Merriiield.
Refreshments committee-Mrs. II. NJ.
PreEdergast. chairman; Mrs. e. W. Kirk
patrick, Mrs. L.. $. Oakford, Mrs. +. W.
Mascn. Mrs, r. W. Luce, Mrs. w. II.
Perkins, Mrs. I. r. Megargel, Mrs. j. A..
Price. Mrs. j. r. Porter. Mrs. l.. G. Hess
Ter. Mrs. w. IL. Whyte, Mrs. Il. NJ. Win.
toi, Mrs. A. Il. Hunt. Mrs w. W. Watson,
Mrs. W. +. Hallstoad Mrs. C. ID. Jones.
Mrs. II c. Wallace, Mrs. C. r. Dermdn,
Mrs. T.. G. Lynde.
Flowers committee-AIrs. G. Il. Smith,
j. 5. McAnulty, Miss Emma Richmond,
Mrs. r. +. Chamberlain. Miss Emma
Bradley, Miss Ella Plat, Miss Clara Rich
mOnd.
Decoration committee--Nlrs. l.. II. Pow
ell, Mrs. A. Hendrck. Ms. T.. II. Gerloci:,
Mrs. A. ]. ConneI, Miss Grace Norton.
Miss Jennie Reynolds.
Confectionery committee-M' Jennie
Andrews. chairman; Mrs. c. H. Catlin.
Mrs tsaar4,a SpniarSCr II
ges. Miss Jennie Andrews. Mrs. J. l..
Wentz. Mrs. q. L. Jermyn. Mrs. A. d.
Blackington, Miss Ruth Dale. .
Programme committee--Mrs. n. Y. Leet,
Miss Sussr Jermyn, Miss Alice Dale.
Advertising committee-AIrs. w. ID.
Kennedy. Miss Susan Dickinson, Mrs. c.
H. Penman.
Advisory board-Colonel Z. II. Ripple.
ex-Judge II. A. Knapp. William T. Smith.
In connection with the fetc a souvenir
programme will be issued. the proceeds
of which will go to swell the building
fund.
The annual masquerade ball of the
Turn-Verein, one of the largest and
most enjoyable social events of the
German element during the season, took
',lace Monday night i'm Turner hall on
SStNtHtn street. me STdHu IildTtn Wds
led by T.. A. Bartl. N, G. Teets, Carl
Staiber and Fred Brauer. Those who
participated in the gypsy dance were
Misses Marie Porcher. Emma Near
thur. Carrie and Mary Neuffer. Mena
Woelker. Lily Hauk. Violet Fahren-
holt and Louisa Blatter. and Edward
L!isele. Timothy Quinnan, Mr.. Huber
Henry and William VockrOth, Car
Neuffer, william Hammer and Victor
Moth. These eight young men and
Professor Staiber. all active Turner's
later gave an exhibition of tumbling
Refreshments We're served between l:
and o'clock. Nelson Teets. Charles A
Bechtold and Fred Brauer were the
floor committee. The committee of ar
rangements consisted of Louis Moth
Carl Neuffer, Victor Moth. l.. Geschidle
l.. a. Bartl. Professor Staiber and w
W. Ross. Music was furnished by
Guth's orchestra of ten pieces.
The clerks of Clarke Bros store gave
party Tuesday evening to one of theil
number, James NJ. Powell, of Eynor
street. 1t was his twenty-first birth
day. There We're present Mr.. and Mrs
=. II. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. p. q
Knight. Mr.. and Mrs. Rees c. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Walters. Misses An.
ma Phillips. Anna Thornton, NJ. Muir
ply, Dorothy Powell. Anne Watkins
Hattie Evans, Ida Harris. Norma Mich
OILS. Grace Evans. Loretta McHugh
Kitty Gallagher. Margaret Powell, Bes
sie Jones, and James ]. Shea. Mr. Bat
tenburg. James Joyce, James Burke
Thnnna
Lyons. Harry Davis. NJ. Mahon. James
Gallagher, George Sederer. Will Banks
David Jones. NJ. ]. Phillips, Franl
Cooper, Thomas Asbury. 80
At a progressive euchre given Wed
nesday afternoon by Miss Katharin,
Winton, there were present Mrs. F. NJ
Spencer. Mrs. G.. b. Jermyn. Mrs. II. Il
Reynolds, Mrs. Fl. p. Simpson, Mrs.
r. Parke, Mrs. Ware, Mrs. 7. Il. Pen
man, Mrs. A. IL. Storrs, Mrs G.. NJ. Hall
stead. Mrs. c. S. Weston. Mrs. Mont
gomery, Mrs w. L. Brown, Miss Alic
Parker, the Misses Lewis, or Osceola
Miss Bradley, Miss LOOmis. Miss Leon
ard, Miss Adams. Miss Arch bald. Mis-
JIloise Gilmore. Miss Evelyn, Gilmore
Miss Skinner. Miss Reynolds, Mis-
Glare Reynolds. Miss Chauncey Rey
nolds. the Misses COursen, the Nlisse
Matthews. Miss Howell, Miss France
Winton. Miss Carrie Harding.
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Misses Lottie and Ida Ace entertaine'
Mt their parents home on Lincoln ave
nue. Monday night. Among those pres
ent were Misses Gertie Weisenfiuh, Lii.
weisenfuh, Edith Evans, Mabel Bol
dry., Ida Ace. Lizzie Stanton, Lizzl
Lloyd, Winnie Owens, Fannie Nc
Claim, Name Cavanaugh. Hattie Brown
Name Jones and Messrs. Arnold. Zur
fluh. Bert Adams. Charlie Bone. Georg
Millet. Will Decker, Conner Williams