The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-22
Al THE TABLES.
The members present were:

| AT THE TABLES.
| The members present were:
| Scranton-D. r. Athcrton, ]. l.. Athcr-
! ton, W. II. Buell. Colonel II. NJ. BoiCs,
! Charles \. Burr. IL. II. Coston. a. l.. col
| lns, II. b. Cox, c. Il. Chittcndcn, Russell
/ Dmmick, Thomas II. Dioblc, Arthur
| rockingham, Rufus J. Foster John Il.
| Fish. Rev. George Il. Guild, DIR. l.. NJ.
| Gates, Colonel II. l.. Hitchcock, Walter
/ B. Henwood, Cyrus ID. Jones' Il. T..
/ iingshury, II. w. EinGsbury, William T..
/ Kennedy, X. w. Luce. 5. B. Mott E. r.
Marsh, |. +. Alegargel. Il. l. McrrlmaE
| Levi ]. Northup II. Il. Paine, w. l.
! Peck, r. II. Patterson, {. II. Pond, +.
/ Page, L. +. Platt, John ii. Phelps. Harr.
A. Pond. W. II. Richmond, II. b. Rey-
nolds, Robert NJ Scranton, George S
SturgCs, Clarence S. SturgeS. Frank Silt
man, ir., T.. M. Tewksbury, r. G. Won
Storch. Charles II. Welles, o. b. Wright
G. f. Whittemore, w. a. Wilcox, q. f..
Whittemore.
Wilkes Barre-A. A. Sterling. Thomas
II. Atherton, II, ii. Ashley, Felix An
sart. Edward II. Chase Charles d. Fos-
ter j. W. Hullonback, DR.. +. G. johnson.
( Carbondalc--J. L. Burr Albert S. Baker,
William j. Hamilton Levi \. Patterson.
Pittston-C. c, Bowman 5. B. Bennett,
{ Theodore Strong.
Honesdale-Thomas r. Clark, Grant w.
Lane A. r. Searle
Plans-D. Scott Clark, ir.
Moosic-Theron G. Osborne.
Parsons-Captain John d. Colvin.
! The guests, in addition to the speak
ers, were: II. ]. Anderson, Henry Bel
in. jr.. A. b. Blair, Harry Barker, II.
w. BOies, G. d. Brown, A. d. Holland,
/ (. ID
onel Meredith l.. Jones, Rev. Charles
Lee, William McClaNe, l. F. MeGargel,
w. j. Northup, Rev. DR.. c. T. Robin
son, j. r. Raynsford, DR.. G. w. Rob
cIts, A. II. Russell, v II. Wood c. r..
Sanderson C. ID. Simpson, Rev. w. II.
Swift, +. X. Tracy, Fl. f. Warren and
DR.. II. b. Ware.
THE MUSIC.
While the dinner was in progress
Bauer's orchestra rendered these selec-
tions
March. "The Enquirer Club,
Louis w. Brand
Star Spangled Banner"
Arranged by r. J. Bauer
Cornet solo, Mr.. Thomas Mies)
Selection the Serenadc.'
Grand Medley Overture "FNssettania,"
L. beyer
March, Flag of Victory"
+. V. Blon-Jobani
Selection, ''The Wedding Day"
Julian Edwards
March. a Hot Timc"...........F. Boyer
Medley Overture, "A Gay Old Time"
Boyer
Two-step, "The Racoon and the Bee"
In
Medley Overture. planners own"
II, ]. Bauer
March, STARS and Stripes Forever"
Sousa
Medley Overture "A Good Thing" Moore
When the dinner was finished and
cigars were reached on the menu,
President Warren arose and opened the
pOst-dinner proceedings. He said:
Sons of New England ana Honorcd
Guests; Welcome, thrice welcome. one
and all, guests and mcClhcrs alike
Once again we are gathered within
these walls where we were so Hospitality
entertained year ago, to celebrate the
landing OF our Pilgrim fathers. Last
year we started in on the night of the
twenty-second, the anniversary itself,
hut found ourselves celebrating the event
on the day after the proper date--so this
year the committee determined to com
mencc the exercises the evening before
the day we celebrate TO enable the presl-
dent to get through with his address, if
possible, before the actual celebration of
the event
A SCRANTONlAN.
~ am told that you are a racontcllr?"
said charming young lady at Lakewood
the other day, to the new boss Of Grelt-
er New York. That's not So" Mr.. Cro-