The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-19
Social and
, PERSONAL

This will be fete night at the Coun-
try club. The grounds will be illum-
mated and the following programme
will be rendered by Bauers band. In
case of rain. the concert to be post
poned until some might next week:
March, Carlisle Indian School,
BY Wheelock
Overture, Morning, Noon and Night,
BY Suppe
Selection, Brian Boru ........... Edwards
March, THE Stars and Stripes Forever
BY Sousa-His Latest March
Medley, A Gay Old Time.......By Boyer
Three Quotations ................By Sousa
(a) The King of France.
(b) /, Too, Was Born in Arcadia.
(c) Darkest Africa.
March, Col. Arnold immunity Reeves
The next Country club event will be
the first of series of gold matches
with the Wilkes-Ba Country club
1t will be played next Saturday at
Wilkes Barre. other events have been
announced by schedule to the members
as follows:
July-3, Match day and celebrate Fourth
of July fireworks a. night; 10, match day;
IT, mixed foursomes a. driving contest;
u,
August-7, twosomes; IA, open tourna-
ment; q, mems tournament; IS, ladies'
open tournament
September-1, tennis tournament; 2, ten
mis- tournament; 8, tennis tournament; 4,
base ball game; IL, base ball game and
fete night; 10, open shooting watch; 20,
October-2, club Tournaments; 9, golf,
Wilkes Barre match; 49, golf, Wilkes
Barre match. %, golf, Wllkes-Barre
match; 80, golf, open tournament.
The members of the Liederkranz ten
dered a farewell party Thursday night
to Professor and Mrs. u. p. Schilling,
who leave Wednesday for a three
months visit in Germany. During the
evening Mrs. Schilling was presented
with valuable diamond earrings by the
members of the society.
Miss Annie Mulley Thursday evening
entertained a party of friends at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ann
brose Mulley, on North Main avenue.
The guests were the members of classes
q and 16, of the Providence Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school, taught by
Mr., Muley and his daughter. A very
delightful evening was spent.
The Royal Family Social club has
organized. Pleasure is it's only object.
The officers are: Nelson G. Teets,
president; William Bum, secretary;
Daniel Trainor, treasurer; d. Edward
Vail, Charles Bertine George Koch and
Samuel Lewis. The clubs first social
outing will be at Elmhurst hotel, Tues
day evening, July 6.
The tenth wedding anniversary of
patrolman and Mrs. Thomas w. Jones
of 317 North Sumner avenue, was
pleasantly celebrated at their home by
a large party of friends Tuesday even
ing,
The ten young ladies who on We'd
nesday evening received diplomas of
graduation from the Scranton Train
ing school for teachers were Mary
! Carpenter, Mary Daniels, Jane Viola
Fellows, Lila Frable, Clara Belle
Gibbs. Mary Adele Graves, Louisa II.
Leader, Rachael Powell, Catherine l..
Quinnan and Rosa Shields
The graduation class of the School of
the Lackawa1na is composed of the
following Misses Mary Albro, EN-
ma l.. Foster. Louise f. Sylvester;
Messrs. Leo 4. Boyl, Fred A. Clark,
Richard j. Kelley E. A. Kiesel, Frank
|. Linen, George l.. Phillips, John b.
Tiffany.
Judge II. M. Edwards will be toast
master at the banquet in honor of
Queen Victoria's jubilee to be held
Monday night by the Anglo American
| societies of Boston. Hon. Thomas II.
| Bayar6, Governor Wolcott, Of Massa-
chusetts; Mayor Quincy, of Boston;
Governor Black. of New York and