The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-24

members OF the CluD anu tllell SuC'''
danced. that the artistic work OF the
decorators was most noticeable. Inc
committee in charge consisting OF ""-
liam Morris. lsadore Goodman simon
L,auer and Herman l.. Ries received
the guests. In the banquet room lOO
covers were laid. The menu was:
Oystcrs-ShIewEbGry
C,nsomme-Roya
Banquet Crackers
Roast Turkey
cranberry Soucc
French Peas Mashed Potatoes
Cold Tongue
Chicken Salad
Celery Olives Gherkins
Salted Almonds
Vienna Bread rye bread
Assorted Cakes
Ice Cream, ,BHCk-COffce-Nn nipp"d cream
Fruit
Champagne-NIumms Extra Dry
Rhine Wine-Nierstcncr
Observation-Disclosures Martina
creme de Mcnthe.
An interesting event in connection
with the function was the dehut OF
Miss Frances Moses, youngest dauGh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs, b. Moses.
The ball room was a bower OF sllkeh
draperv, in all colors, the red, white
and blue prcdomnatmg. Shields OF
colorcd silk and fanCiful flags broke
the white figured brocades on the walls.
These with richest hued V2lN"ts grace
fully dropping in parts of the mass
of silk and pretty lanterns swinging
from the ceiling presented magnlil-
cent picture. The orchestral platform
at the end of the hall was screened
from view by a bank of large leated
palms.
Dancing began at 1920 o'clock and
music was furnished by Bauers orches-
ira. During the promenade, led by
William Morris, chairman Of the COM
mittee, selections fr2m HcrbertS SER
enade We're played.
The guests from out of town We're:
Miss Adler. of Rochester, n. Y; Miss
Flora Levy, of Wilkes Barre; Misses
Minnie Brown and Bella Hirshfeld, of
PittStOn: ]. GOrsOn, of Rochester, n.
Y; |. Gompertz, Edore Brown and NJ.
f. Sacks, Of PittstOn; Fred. Moses,
Cosmer p. Long, Max Galland, Colonel
Arthur Long and Morris Levy, or
Wilkes Barre, and /. Singer, of Carbon
dale.
Those present from this city were:
and Mrs NJ. simmons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Free
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Levy, Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Kline, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Corin, Dr. and Mrs Chapman,
and Mrs Joseph Kline, the Misses Net
tie Nye, Bertha Gallen, Tillie and Clara
Lauer. Maud Stern, Nellie Kramer,
Bessie and Julia Chapman, Martha,
Bertha, Frances and Esther Moses,
Jennie Buchwald, Hannah and Freda
Harris, Minnie and Pauline Goldsmith,
Messrs Simon Lauer. William Morris,
Isadore Goodman, Herman +. Ries,
Jonas Lauer, l. Krotosky, Morris Gold
smith, d. Mendelsohn, Il. Moses, An.
Kramer, Sam Kramer Henry Chap
man, Levi Kramer /. Brown, d. Low
enstein, Raphael Levy, Alfred Rice,
William Moses, S. Lebeck DR.. H. Hal
pert, T.. Moses, Alfred Rice.
Furhman and Palmer were the dec
orators and Hanley the caterer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Howard Beidleman
entertained friends last evening at
their home, 3lS Webster avenue, in
honor Of the fifth anniversary of their
wedding. Mrs. Redlcman being as
sisted in receiving by Miss Mackay,
Kingston; Mrs. II. A. Wagner and Miss
Roney.
Orchestral music by Professor Lew
ellyn Jones, pianist Will Stanton,
cornet: viii Allen, violin; Mr.. Comp
ton, clarCnet, added to the pleasure Of
the evening. Hanley was caterer The
guests presented Mr.. and Mrs. Beidle-
many with many beautiful remem-
branccs of the occasion.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. T.
| A. Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. GoOdenough,
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Whittemore, Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. Beidleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Roney, Mr. and Mrs. George
| Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deacon,
! Mr. and Mrs. a. j, Caswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barton, Mr. and Mrs. w. L.
| Belts, Mrs. Dr. Long, Mrs. Aubrey
I Powell, Misses Beidleman, Long, Dea-
| con, Haycock and d. L. Wilson, Jesse
! Clark, Aria Powell, DR., j, Mcdowell
! About fifty couples enjoyed a delight"
! ful subscription dance last night at
| Stovcrs new hall, 224 Penn avenue. 1t
! was given under the management Of
! VIII Hanley, ir., j, \. SnOVer An
! drew NJ. Fine and Dr, w. c. SnoVer.
| The decorations, which We're of a very
/ elaborate character were by McClin-
| tock. Hanley did the catering and
! Bauer furnished the music.
This is the first time that the pretty
| and admirably arranged han has been
! put to its intended uses.
Hiawatha Council, No. 2G, Daughters
! Of Pocohantas, celebrated the fifth an
niversary of their organization last
night with an entertainment In Fin
ley's hall. The participants were: Lii
! liam Moore and Edith Williams, piano
duet; South Side Either club; Nellie
Thomas and Susan Fisher vocal duet;
Longs quartette; George Frenzel and
| Katie owens,
The committee in charge were: Kate
Fadden, Mrs. Charlott Scott, Mrs. NJ.
Roberts, Lizzie Doney, Alice Trumbair,
Maggie Fadden, Mrs. Mcdonald and
| Edith Dunkle.