The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-25
Social and
.. PERSONAL


Mr.. and Mrs De Orville Blaclnton, at
the Bicycle club in honor of their
niece, Miss Cornelia Galpin, and their
nephew, Mr. John Smith Galpin. The
rooms were exquisitely decorated by
Clark. Holly and Florida smilaN
dropped I'm graceful festoons and the
stage whore the orchestra was sta
toned was bower of green. lhe
table in the refreshment room was
adorned with pink roses. Miss Galplh
also carried n great bouquet of the
same lovely blossoms. Mr.. Blackinton
was unfortunately detained at home
hv a severe attack of rheumatism
Mrs. Blackinton and her be2utltul
niece were assisted in receiving Dy
Miss Osborne and Miss Brooks, OF
Wilkes Barre, and Miss Lewis, OF
Pittston. Among the ladies about the
rooms who assisted in entertaining
We're: Mrs. r. w. Archibald, Mrs. j.
A. Lansing, Mrs. w. II. Taylor. Mrs.
c. C. Rose, Miss Parker, the Misses
Richmond, Miss King, Miss Eloes. At
the table during the first half of the
evening Mrs. G. B. Smith ard Mrs. G.
lu B. Dimmick presided. Later Mrs,
N. Y. Leet and Mrs T. S. Moftat took
their places. The young ladies who
assisted in serving were: Miss Flora
Matthews. Miss Mates, Miss Bcnnell,
Miss Close, Miss FaTrlr. Miss Christ,
Miss Bishop, Miss Bloes, Miss Noor-
haes, Miss Jackson. There was much
dancing and the evenings entertain
mcnt was delightful in every respect.
Huntington was the caterer. Bauer
furnished the music Present at the
party We're:
Scranton-Misses Maude May, Margaret
Koehler, Helen Matthews Clara Van
.cIecc Nellie Stelc, Helen Hubert. Ruth
Uanlny Bessie Porter, May Blanchard.
Nettie Schagcr, Jeanne DimmicH. Eea"-
or NufTatt Alice Knapp, Zchndr". Mar.
.farrtta Belin, Wines, Dickson, Ruth
kichl aid. Marion Sanderson. lIclrr Jones,
Mary Logan, Mamma SturS"S, Sophie
Price Foote, Bessie Lansing, Clara
Woodruff, Anan Archibald, Clara simpson,
Augusta Archibald, Frances WintOn, An
derson, Anna Hand, Ethel Boies, Alice
Belin, Weles, Hunt, Linen, Miss Jermyn.
Susie Jermyn, Gilmore, Merrill, Scybolt,
Annie Matthews. Poore, Lavina DIM
mick, Gertrude Coursen, MarEary War
rcn, LEILA Stcle, Mabel Shepord, Anna Nc
Annuity, Lois Tracy Florence simpson,
Lois Schlager, Lennon, Helen Sander"
son Mable SChlager, Mamie Gearharr,
Annie Russ, kittie Stele Bessie Blair,
Grace Law,Alice Burns, Josie Phelps.
Nessrs. Harry Lathrope, David Boies.
Norman Mcleod, John Blair, McGowan,
Hugh Archibald, Frank Law. John Cool
idgc, George Russ, WorthingtOn SCran-
ton, George Lathrope, Walter Stevens,
- Shafer, jr., Robert Archibald, ir., Jo-
seph Boies - Jackson ir j. Foster
Maxwell Bessell, Windsor Decker, James
T.. Neal, James Blair, jr., Harry Jones'
Lawrence Watrous. A. DimmCk. Law
renee Bliss. Paul BeIin, Robert Matthews
Arthur Phillips, Arthur Teal, James Mat
tison, Gilbert Lanning. Everett Hunt Au-
gust Huntington, r. f. Archibald, Herbert
Merrill, George Sturges, Stuart Plumicy
Clarence Gilmore. Morse. jr., Doug
lass Moffatt. Frank Linen. Edward Hurl-
bert, Paul Welcs. Gene Parke, Roswell
NcMullen, Dickson Torrey. q. Clark
Guild, Gardner Plumley, Harold Watrous
Lamont Belin, Norman Parke, Clarence
Morse Ralph Megargel.
Dunmore-MisscS Bessie Bone, Emma
Bone, Lucretia Snyder, Marion Dryden,
May Simpson, Florence Fowler, Mary
Taft, Lois Simpson, Jessie Vert, Ellen
Bronson, Anna Merriman, Marie Bron-
son, Lucy Decker, Ruth Mace, Sahie
Mace, Kate Dryden, Annie Dryden, Edith
Vert, Helen MerriInan; MesSrs. Gilbert
Close, Robert Law Howard Bone, Ed
ward Farrer, Harry Young, Harry Nye.
George Nye Clinton Dryden, Frank Mace
Howard Gibbons. Charles Brown. Ernest
Close, William Dryden, Thomas Warg,
Bushnell Bronson, Louis Van Wormer,
Lawrence Fowler George Merriman, Ar
thur Close.
Observation-Disclosures Emma Odgen, Lot
tie Galpin, Margaret Johnson, Hattie
Babcock, Misses Nichols; Messrs. Il.
Morse and Ralph Fisk.
Honesdale-Mr Harry Suydam.
New York-Miss Holenquest, Mr.. carr
Rechenburg, Mr.. Arthur Hun. Mr. Ged-
rey jerks.
Brool1lyn-AIiss Maud Graham. Miss
Lily Nelson Mr.. Henry Mattison, Mr..
Norman Nelson.
Hawlcy-Miss Gaines.
White Mills-Mss Dorfinger Mise Dor
finger.
Pittston-Misses Jenine King, Janet
Law: Messrs. L. Ferris, Benjamin Wat
son.
Carbondale--AIr. Ray Clifford, Mr.. Nor
ris Clifford Miss Sarah Burr.
Wilkes-B Barre-Miss May Brooks Miss
Fannie Osborne, Mr.. Clay Osborne
Boxes for the New Year ball have
been sold to the following: Colonel H
NJ. Boies. William T. Smith. W. w
Scranton, c. d. Simpson, o. s. John
son, d. f, Taylor, A. DeO. Placking-
ton and w. II. Taylor. In addition tc
these, one box has been reserved fOl
the patronesses. . Tickets may be OBJ
tained from any member of the COM
mittee, and checks for tickets may he
mailed to James Blair jr., or p. B
Beln. Positively no one will be ad-
mitted to the ball without a ticket
The Penn avenue entrance to the the
atre will be used. The orchestra will
he located on a, platform at the real
of the theatre, and will furnish the
regular dance numbers, which will be
twenty-five in number, while the band
will be located in the gallery and viii
play the intermissiOn, all of which will
be twO-step. Four extra boxes will be
built down stairs, and like the theatre
will he decorated. Clark and SebackeI
& Watkins will have the decorations
in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jermyn will en-.
terrain a large company Of guests or
Monday evening at the Bicycle club
On the following night will be the re,
oeption and dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Belin jr On Thursday
afternoon and evening Colonel ano
Mrs. II. M. Boies will entertain ir
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