The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-23
Suburban News
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SOUTH SIDE.

Company A, a military branch of the
Patriotic order Sons of America, cele-
brated its third anniversary in a very en-
joyable manner in Germanla hall last
evening. The hall was crowded to the
doors. The walls and ceiling were beau
tifully decorated with red, white and blue
flags and bunting. At $50 the following
delightful programme was commenccd
Piano solo ....................Pr Professor Saft
Opening address ....Captatn James MOir
Baritone solo, THE Vagabond,'
J. w. Jones
Presentation speech .......Joshia Thomas
speech OF acceptance ........Jacob Miller
Duet, tenor and bass,
Messrs, Jones and Evans
Drill Master Robert Mantz
Recitation ...................M Miss Schuman
Comic recitation Professor Karl Weber
Selection. Haydn Banjo and Glee club
Afterpece, "The Haunted House."
Jones, Kellerman and Jones
The chief event of the evening was the
presentations of photographs of the Patri-
otto guards and Patriotic Order Sons Of
America Drum corps, of Camp lSO, Patrio-
tic Order Sons of America. After the
entertainment a social was given until
an early hour this morning. Music was
furnished by Professor Saft
At Matters hall, on Alder street, last
night the Scranton Saengerrunde gave
lnelT SlNleenln annual masquerade Dull.
The ball room was artistically decorated
with national colors, in honor of the day,
among which We're displayed the many
emblems and notices of the society. The
decorations We're designed and executed
by AL Haberstroh. The costumes We're Sc
lectd from very extensive scope, rang
ing everywhere from the ludicrous ana
ridiculous to the costly and beautiful AT
S.i5 the programme began with a grand
ma n W
five dances. The following members COM
prised the committee: Masters of cere-
monies, John Mais and Professor G.
Schmidt; floor committee, Berthold
Schodt and Richard Zuleger; committee
of arrangements, Philip Graft, Fred
Kirchoff, John L. Schwenker, John Sim
ons, Lorenz Haberstroh, William Bausch-
man, Peter Nang, Alfred Guthelnz, John
Schroedel and George Femme. Music was
furnished by Lawrence's orchestra.
The Welcome Social club at their meet
ing Sunday afternoon completed arrange
ments for their entertainment and social
whic will be Held in Callery's hall Fri
day G, 'rg, Feb. 26.
Thomas onnell, who spent Sunday al
his home, on 'rney avenue, returned yes
terday afternoo. to his studies in East
Stroudsburg State Normal school.
Herman Keifer, of Carbondale, spent
Sunday with his parents at their home
on Brook street.
We laundry stiff collars with soft buttor
holes. Crystal Laundry.
Hon. A. r. Connell, after a short visit
at his home. on Breck street, yesterday
morning left for Philadelphia to attend
the banquet given in honor of Senator
elect Penrose.
The st. Mary's Glee and Dramatic clul
will celebrate their sixth anniversary II
St. Mary's han tomorrow evening.
The ST. Aloysius' Total Abstinence ant
Benevolent society will run a ball IL
Music han tomorrow night.
G. r. Boland, of Pittston avenue, ant
Mr.. McGinness, of Irving avenue made /
short visit yesterday with their daugh
ters Mamie and Nellie in East Strouds
burg State Normal school.
Choice cut flowers and flower design
at Palmer & McDonald's, 54i Spruce.