The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-27

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PERSONAL
The chief events in society the past
week were family dinners on ThahkS-
giving day. a number of out-ot-toWh
guests were entertained in the CITY
and the college men and maidens were
at home. From this time until after
the Christmas holidays there VIII pe
a:suctession of functions OF great ana
small, degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Warren gave
dinner of twelve covers last evening"
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
, Archibald jr., Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph
ARCHIBALD of Pottsville; Mr.. and MIS-
. IT. y Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
1Kingsbury, Miss Archibald, Mr.. A. d'
Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Jermyn enter
tained a family dinner party ThahNs-
giving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturges have issued in
yitations to large reception ana
dance for next Thursday evening
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MIR. and Mrs. James Archibald Will
entertain at dinner this evening.
The Scranton Rowing association
issued invitations to reception ~ NC
given Tuesday evening to Hon VIII
lam Connell previous to his departure
for Washington.
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis will give a re-
ception for her Monday evening dane
ing class Monday evening in Excelsior
hall. Bauer will furnish the music.
One of the most enjoyable assem-
hIies vet given was held in the Bicycle
club house last night. The LADIES Oh
tho ,Con,n,tttee were Miss Welles, Miss
Belin and Kiss Hunt Bauer furnlsheu
the music. The guests were received
bv Mrs. Henry Belin, Mrs. James Arch-
bald Mrs A. II. Storrs. Present Were'
, The"Misses Watson, of Washington, II.
c. Miss Putnam, of Lincoln, Neb.;
Miss Ellison, Of Cleveland, o.; MISS
Maryland, of Philadelphia; Mr.. Naue'
of ST.. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Belin,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Scranton, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Loveland, Mr. and Mrs "A. II.
Storrs, Mr.. and Mrs Ed. JermynM MI ana
, Mrs. Cross Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. simpson,
MIR. and Mrs. J, b. Dimmick' Mr.. ana
Mrs. n. G. Robertson, Mrs. James
Archibald. and the Misses Hunt Arch-
bald. Simpson, Winton, Hand, Jermyh'
Dimmick. Boies, Jessup, Carmalt' Mat
thews. Alice Matthews, Messrs. W. A.
Fuller Dreifus. Dimmick, Wallace, L..
B,, F.. c., NJ. b. and r. S. Fuller j..
NJ Boies. q. G. and j. II. Brooks, K.
!. Frey. c. w. Walker. Charles San
derson. p. b. Bein, Carmalt, a. Il.
and A. f. Hunt. Kingsbury, j. II. 7.
I,.ndo WilIiams Blair, Bedford and
Dale.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Beidleman cele-
,,,atnd tEo tftb anniversary of their
Wedding Tuesday evening. They were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. G. n.
Goodcnough. Mrs. Fred A.Wagnor, Miss
Ella Roney. Miss Carrie BCidleman ana
.
=, 80 served by Huntington.
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The Excelsior Social club gave its
a,niyorear>, hail Tuesday night at EX-
,.olsior hail. Hanley served the sup
,,o,, Nueic was furnished by Bauer's
- i;icI7nstro The committee of arrange
mnnts consisted Of Messrs. William
Noon Isadora Goodman, Simon Lauer
ana II. f. Rcis. Among the out of
tou.r puosts we're: Miss Alden, Mr..
carson or Rochcster; l. GOmpert2,
ia Rroyr NJ. +. Sacks. Pittston;
rrod Moses Commar Long, Max Gal
land Arthur Long. Moses Levy, Miss
FIn Low. Wilkes Barre; |. Singer
n has hecn decided to postpone the
match for the Thomas +. Jones cup
urril next season. The entries for the
warrant a contest for the cup today.
Mr. aud Mrs George II. .Yust en-
to,t,irod ,Thanlisgivine. party of
friords N coIebration of their wedding
arni,.nr.a,v at thoir home on Wash