The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-22
Social and
PERSONAL

At the Country clubs lodge an open
air concert will be given by Bauer's
band tonight. Following is the pro-
gramme to be rendered:
l. March-''The Little Napoleon. .Farrar
2. Overture-"Nach Slavischen Melodion
Observation-Disclosures. 1ltl
3. Selection from FL apitan.........So .Sousa
4. Invitation a La Nalsa. Weber
5. u. S. Cruiser Columbia Bowman
6. Selection-"Wizzard of the Nile".....
Observation-Disclosures. herbert
Z. March-"The Old Club...... Schremser
The concert is to be incidental to the
Country clubs annual meeting which
takes place tonight. The terms of ].
B. Dimmick, j. w. Oakford and G. b.
Smith expire as directors and three
new directors are to be elected to serve
three years. There are now three hun
dred and fifty members, an indication
of the clubs flourishing condition.
A party of Scranton young people
will spend Sunday, the 30th, at Della
ware Water Gap and will on Monday
go awheel to Stroudsburg with party
from Orange, n. j., who will also spend
sunday aI the gap
The last of the series of charity
dances given by the Spinsters in the
Bicycle club house during the season
was held Thursday evening. The
guests We're received by Mrs. Fred
Godfrey and Miss Grace Rose in the
club parlor between $50 and 800
O'Clock and the dance programme,
numbering twenty selections was
started at 900 o'clock. The music was
| furnished by five pieces of Law
rence's orchestra. The attendance was
| somewhat smaller than at the previous
| dances, only about fifteen couples be-
| ing present. Refreshments were
| served at midnight and the dancing
| terminated shortly after o'clock.
| The entire series has been highly sue
cessful socially and financially.
At the exercises connected with the
annual commencement of Hahnemann
| Medical college in Philadelphia last
week. the alumni of the college gave a
| banquet at the Walton. DR.. c. w. Rob-
| erts, of this city, was in attendance,
| and was honored by being elected first
vice president for the ensuing year
! The Hahnemann college is the Oldest
and largest homeopathic institution in
| the world.
Among those who will compose the
graduating class at Wyoming seminary
| this year are Richard Gendall, of Jer-
myn; Elizabeth Frace, of Clark's Green
and Miss Flora Dony, of this city. Miss
| FraCe is among the honor students OF
the class.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Payne, OF
| Williams street, Dunmore, celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary Tuesday
| evening. They entertained at theil
home a large party of friends and were
presented with many remembrances ir
token Of the wooden wedding"
A surprise party was on Monday
evening rendered Miss Cora Harvey al
her home on Sanderson avenue. Those
present We're: Misses Bessie and Viola
Goss, Lizzie Moore, Lena Stout, Myrtle
Fischer, Jennie Morgan, Belle Coven
try, Carrie Naher, Rhoda Broadhurst
Gertie Tilson, Ada and Mary Harvey
Mary Morris, Mrs. r. Sewell, Mrs. NJ
Harvey and Mrs. e. Morris; Messrs
Joseph Reynolds, Edgar Hartshorn
Gladstone Harvey, Harry Jeffries, Viii
liam Lowry, Matthew Connolly anC
William Littlejohn.
|
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
p. Jones. on jefferson avenue. Wednes
day night the thirty-first birthday o.
the former was celebrated by a large
party of friends.
Henry w, Crocker of Sandersor
avenue, and Miss Annie Wilcox Of Min,
eveh, N. Y, were married Tuesday a
the brides home. Mr.. Crocker is tn,
Green Ridge ticket agent for the Del
aware and Hudson Canal company
The Scranton people at the weddinl
were: Miss Fannie Croker, Miss Anna
i WardenA Mr.. and Mrs, Myron Clarl