The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-30

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The Bachelors will not abandon thelr
organization. on next New Years eve
a ball will be given but under plan
different from those which featured the
recent balls at the Irothingham The
1897 ball will be very select ahalr
and viii be arranged with a peculiar
effort to make it very elegant. me
Bachelor committee chosen on Ihurs-
day evening to take charge OF the Dah
We're: James Blair, Jr., president; me
odore S. RULER, secretary; Paul ,. Be
lin, treasurer; Joseph NJ. Boies ana
Lawrence Il. Fuller.
An event of social as well as musical
Importance is the concert of the Rall-
road department of the Young Men
Christian association, which VIII take
place on Monday evening next at the
rockingham theater. The names OF
the patronesSes and of the holders OF the
boxes and loges is enough to establish
it's importance socially While the names
of the singers STAMP it as an aiialr OF
the first Importance musically MISS
Hike has achieved several trlumphs IN
the West since her visit here last year.
Mr.. Mckinley has Just been engaged Tor
an eight weeks tour with the Boston
Symphony orchestra in company with
CalNe and BlauNelt. Miss Clary and
Dr. pul1t have never been heard in this
city but their work has given them
leading place among American vocal"
lists and they will no doubt add to their
laurels on Monday evening. The dia-
gram is now open at PowelIs Music
ct, Iip Is no ut i,t nf
Mrs. C. S. Weston gave a tea at her
nome yesterday for Miss Tracey, of
Towanda. who is the guest here of Miss
Alice Matthews. Miss Tracey ana Miss
Matthews assisted Mrs. Weston in re-
ceivlng. Mrs. w. w. Scranton and Mrs.
A. II. Storrs presided at the refreshment
table in the dining room and We're as
sisted by Miss Helen Matthews and
Miss Janet Storrs. Tea was poured by
Mrs. Anna Matthews. About the rooms
Were Mrs. w. H. Storrs, Miss Names
and Miss Flora Matthews.
Mrs. George Sanderson gave n tea
yesterday at her.home ON North Wash
ingtGn avenue.
banquet in. the Bristol house, Provi-
dence, Thursday night: DIR. Dome, DR..
j. j. Sullivan, DR.. Dawson, DR.. Bessey,
Dr. w. w. jenkins. DR.. Caldwell, DR..
James Stein, DR.. j. f. Saltry, DR. Weh-
lau, DIR. j.. w. McAndrew and DR.. Nc
Lean During the evening speeches
We're made on topics of interest to phys
u
In Excelsior hall ON Wyoming avenue
Tuesday night Miss Rose Hourvitch,
of Forest City, was married to NJ. A.
Rosenberg, of this city. by Rev. Nation
Druek. After the ceremony was per-
formed a reception was held which was
attended by upwards of one hundred
guests. An elaborate wedding supper
was served in the clubs dining room.
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John +. Myers was rendered a sur
prise party at his home on Pittston ave-
nue. Wednesday night in honor of his
forty-third birthday. Cusick's orches-
ira furnished music during the evening.
A small party of friends was delight
fully entertained Wednesday evening
by Miss Lila Phillips at her home at
North park.
John Golden was rendered a surprise
party Wednesday evening at the home
OF his parents at Luzerne and Fourth
streets. About fifty young friends of
Mr.. Golden We're present.
Thursday night Siegel's new dancing
academy in the Carter building, corner
of Adams avenue and Linden street
was formally opened. About $50 former
and present pupils and their friends
We're present. Music was furnished by
Bauers orchestra A delightful time
was enjoyed.
The marriage of Miss Florence NJ
Lathrop, of Montrose. to Rev Daniel
Webster Coke, of Alden, will take place
at noon, Feb. 10, at Montrose in st
PauPs Episcopal church. Rev. Coke is
archdeacon of the Scranton archdeacon-
ry of the Central PENNSYLVANIA diocese
of the Episcopal church. Miss Lath-
rop is well-known in Episcopal circles
and is of an old family of no little re-
pute in this section of the state.
Miss Gertrude Fellows, in celebrat atior
of her eighteenth birthday, entertained
party of friends Monday Afternoon
at the home of her parents on the Wes
Side.
At n dinner given by, Mr.. and Mrs
John Simpson Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Jermyn, there We're present: Mr.
and, Mrs. G. II. McMullen, Mr. and Mrs
/. f. Megargel, Mr. and Mrs. c. ID
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Powell
MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Sanderson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II
Connell, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Schiager
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. LaBar, Mrs b. Hill
Mrs. Roll, Mrs. Booth.
For the Lafayette college alumni ban
quet to be given Feb 23 the followin.
executive committee will act: CAPTAIN
w. A. May, DR.. II. V Logan ana T.
+. Blewitt. The following committee
nave been appointed: Finance. +. l.
Phillips, Dr. Capwell, Edward Gearhart
Dr. II. V. Logan and DR.. Lewis FREY
place of banquet, T. Il. BIeWitt, j. j. II
Hamilton, II. IL. Dale, jr., Prof. G. c
Wells and j. Elliot Ross; programme
George l.. Peck, II. a. Fuller, Harr,
Dale, W. ii. Tanley and j. IL. Ritten
house.
The Engineers club took possession
of it's rooms i'm the new board of trad
building Monday night The newl,
elected officers are: President, A. L
Blaclinton; vice president John Sven
son; corresponding secretary, c. c
Conkling; recording secretary, II. W
Rowley; treasurer A. II. Storrs: di
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