The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-03

Warren, Mrs. d. +. Taylor, Mrs. r. II.
Watkins. Mrs. l.. l.. Fuller, Mrs r. w.
Archibald, Mrs. II. B. Ware Mrs. G. Il.
Robinson. Mrs. Franklin Henshaw, Mrs.
Horace Hand, Mrs. Henry w. Montgom-
cry, Mrs. Luther Keller, Mrs. J. 5. Nc
Anulty, Mrs. George b. Smith, Mrs. q.
DUB. Dimmick, Mrs. A. DO. Blackinton,
Mrs. \. II. Storrs, Mrs. c. S. Weston,
Mrs. Justus Won Storch, Mrs. w. G.
Parke, Mrs. c. r. Parke, Mrs. II, NJ.
Edwards. Mrs. l.. Ii. Gibbs, Miss Nellie
Griffin, Mrs Ernest Thiele. Mrs, ]. W.
Conant, Mrs. Theodore Hemberger, Mrs
J. a. Pennington Mrs r. II. Black Mrs
Calvin Seybolt, Mrs. b. NJ. Winton, Miss
S Louise Hardenberg, Mrs. W. Kennedy,
Mrs Walter Briggs, Mrs A. F. Law,
Mrs. George Mahy. Mrs. G. b. Penman,
Mrs Isaac Post, Mrs. +. ID. Brewster,
Mrs. A. j. Connell, Mrs j. l.. Connell,
Mrs. Charles Connell. Mrs. w. II. Buell.,
Mrs. Charles Schlagrr. Mrs. j. S. Me
Annuity, Mrs. w. j. Hand, Mrs Ezra II.
Ripple, Mrs. NJ w. Lowry Mrs. w, IA.
Jessup, ir Mrs. w. +. Hallstead, Mrs.
q. NJ. Hallstead, Mrs. Thomas +. Jones,
Mrs. r.. +. Kingsbury, Mrs II. p. Simp-
son, Mrs. &. ID. Simpson, Mrs. y. Y.
Leet, Mrs. w. T. Smith, Mrs. II. b. Rey-
nolds, Mrs ]. NJ. Rice, Mrs. y. Rice,
Mrs. T.. q. Coursen. Mrs. A. II. Christy
Mrs. Clarence Frey. Mrs. j. l.. Wentz,
Mrs. j. r. Porter, Mrs. William Hanley,
Mrs. W. II. Gearhart, Mrs. r. G. Won
Storch, Mrs. j. A. Lansing, Mrs. w. II.
Pierce, Mrs. b, II. Pratt, Mrs. c. b.
Scott Mrs. G. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. G. ID.
Jones, Mrs. II. j. Anderson Mrs. L. Oak
ford. Mrs. w. w. Scranton, Mrs. +. Z.
Price, Mrs. L. f. Everhart. The list of
patrons: Colonel Ezra Ripple, Henry
Beln. jr.. Judge II, NJ. Edwards. f. r.
Kingsbury Alfred Connell, John r.. Bar
rett, r.. y. Sweet, T.. r.. Southworth,
Theodor Hemberger, j. Willis Conant,
Ernest Thiele, Reeve Jones, j. A. Penn
| ington. j. NJ. Chance. Haydn Evans. The
| list of those who have secured the loges
| and boxes for the Bispham concert will
| be published next week. Mrs. Balentine
| has arranged for subscription concert
| to be given by these artists i'm Wilkes
| Barre on April II, the night before they
appear in Scranton, and ii is hoped that
the Scranton audience will equal, if not
| excel the Wilkes-Barre audience. A great
| deal of enthusiasm is aroused in Wilkes
Barre. however over the coming there
| of these great artists and indications
are that they will have a we'll flled
! house.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. $. Cox. of Webster
| avenue, gave musicale to a few friends
| on Thursday evening The music was
| furnished by the Philharmonic String
quartette, consisting Of \. r. Morse, trs,
mandolin X. 3. Ashley, second mando.
lin; r.. W. Neubauer, mandolin, and j
| A. Foote, guitar. The music was of q
high order iSld was greatly appreciated
| by those present.
| A charming array of vocalists will bC
heard al Davis theatcr next week on the
| return of the Al Reeves burlrsque troupe
whose members gained such great popu
larity upon their last visit To Scranton
| The company viii be headed by Mis-,
| Cissy Grant, who made hit as Widow
| Daphne Green while with the German,
in "Gilhoolys Abroad" the Califoni;
singers, the Walker sisters. and other ,ul
ented vOcalists, whose efforts Won ud
miration at the last engagement Man
ager Davis has been fortunate In secur
Ing return engagement with this popu
lar company.