The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-20

Miss Archibald will give a luncheon
today for Mrs. Charles r. Erdman, of
Overbrook Pa, formerly Miss Par
dee, of Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Smith have issued
cards for a reception next Friday even
ing There will be dancing after ii
o'clock.
The Country club has been made a
member of the United States Golf
association, which will give the Scran-
ton golf experts the privilege of par
ticipating in the open and other ma
tional tournaments.
Mrs. II. G. Sanderson gave tea yes
terday at her home, 405 Clay avenue,
for Miss SandersOn. Mrs. |. F. Megar-
gel, Mrs. Charles Schlager, Mrs. c. Il.
Penman and Mrs. c. w. Kirkpatrick
assisted in entertaining. At the dining
room table, Mrs H. NJ. Boies and Mrs.
Alfred Hand served and We're assisted
by Miss Margaret Hanley, the Misses
Hand, Miss Crane, Miss Meyer and the
Misses Sanderson.
The monthly meeting of the directors,
house and grounds committee and en-
tertanment committee of the Country
club will take place at the club lodge
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
About twenty-five ScrantOnians went
to Dickson City Thursday evening and
pleasantly surprised j. G.. Gutknecht.
senior member of the Dickson City
Brewing company. The party went to
Dickson City on two special cars ana
was accompanied by Guth's band, OF
this city, which later in the evening
rendered a musical programme in Mr..
Gutknecht's home. Mr.. Gutknecht, who
formerly was a resident of Bingham
ton, went to Dickson City about three
years ago and engaged in the brewing
business. A sumptuous repast was
partaken of during the evening.
Mrs. w. II. Taylor, of 535 Monroe
avenue, gave a luncheon yesterday af-
ternoon to the following ladies': Mrs.
James Mcleod, Mrs. c. S. Webster, Mrs.
Isaac Post, Mrs. A. II. Storrs, Mrs.
George b. Smith, Mrs. Hampton Schaf-
fer, Mrs. II. w. Kingsbury, Miss Rich
mond, Miss Clara Richmond, Miss
Plat, Miss Alice Barker.
A surprise party was held at the
home of Mrs. w. p. Hall. on Webster
avenue, last evening. Those present
We're: Mrs II. r. Cough, Mrs. II. A.
Highfield, Mrs. w. Field, Mrs. A. e.
Berry, Mrs. w. n. Toy, Mrs. H. II. Nc
Keehan, Mrs. e. Davis, Mrs Mary
Barnes, Mrs. f. L. Meyer, Mrs. w. j.
Fisher, Mrs. C. Y. Bircher, Dora Hall,
Ruth Meyer, Walter Bircher, Earl Toy.
Mrs. Clarence H. Van Buskirk, of 72O
Adams avenue, gave card party at her
home last evening in honor of her
friend, Miss Margaret Ware, of Dan
vile. Refreshments We're served.
Mrs. j. T. Connell gave a tea Thurs
day at her home, 1115 Vine street, for
Miss Stuart, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Terwilliger, of Waterloo, N. Y. Those
who assisted in serving and entertain
ing We're: Mrs. n. Y. Leeet, Mrs. d,
f. Taylor, Mrs. William Connen, Mrs.
S. II. Stevens, Mrs. NJ. e. Pratt, Mrs,
]. S. McAnulty, Mrs. a. j. Connell
Misses Frances Pratt Griffin, Helen
Stevens, Homie Ripple, Kate Hen
u.
Annuity.
At a tea given Thursday by Mrs. T.
F. EVerhart for her cousin, Miss Buck
of Reading, the following assisted:
Mrs. George du b. Dimmick, Mrs. f.
II. Jermyn, Mrs. Katharyn Wilcox
Miss Jean McKenna, Mrs. William
MARBLE, Miss Dalzell, of Reading, and
Misses Bessie and Edith Phelps.
Mrs. w. II. Jessup, jr., on Tuesday
gave an euchre matinee, at which the
guests We're: Mrs. w. w. Scranton
Mrs. R. w. Archibald, Mrs. C. S. Wes
ton, Mrs. E. L. Fuller, Mrs. T. G. Wolf
Mrs. j. p. Hosie, Mrs. r. G. Coursen
Mrs. George Jermyn, Mrs. II. F. Pen.
man, Mrs. Frank MCGOWAN, Mrs. A
II. Storrs, Mrs. w. II. Woodin, of Ber,
wick; Mrs. +. H. Kingsbury, Mrs. VIII
liam M. Post Mrs. Charles Schlager
Miss Reynolds, Miss Jessup.
A german was danced at the lodge o.
the Country club Tuesday night. Tht
affair was chaperoned by Mrs. n. @
Robertson and Mrs. George b. Jer
myn.
s
The Lafayette college alumni O.
Northeastern Pennsylvania will ban
quet next Tuesday night at the West
minister hotel. 1t will be the associa
tions tWenty-first annual banquet
those of former years having beeeI
held at Wilkes Barre. DR.. Harvey, o
Wilkes Barre, is president, and /. II
Hand, of the same city, is chairman O
the executive committee. The Scran
ton members of the committee are: DI
II. V. Logan, Captain w. A. May, j. j
H Hamilton, f. F. Blewitt, f. l.. Phil
lips, II. w. Gearhart and Howard Full
Ter. The banquet speakers will be Rev
e. D. Warfeld, president of Lafayett
college; John w. Hollenback, of Wilkes
Barre; Hon. John r. Farr, Hon. Johl
Nj. Fritz, of Nanticole; Professor A. S
Bloombergh, Ph.D., of Lafayette
Parke II. Davis, Lafayette's athleti
trainer; Alfred Hand, Professor w. L
Avery Ph,D., of Lafayette, and pos
sibly Rev. DR.. Walter @. Scott presi
dent of Philip Exeter academy.
A party of gentlemen We're enter
tanned at cards last evening at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Fenner.
A number of Scrantonians attende
the birthday party of Joseph Weitzen
korn, in Wilkes Barre, Monday even
ing.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c
Reese, on Miflin avenue, was given
party Thursday evenig in honor of tn
birthday of their cousin, Miss Lizzi