The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-11

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membership includes II. II. Ashley, II.
II. Atherton, T. II. Chase, l.. c. Darte,
Alfred Darte, II. A. Fuller, Charles d.
Foster. Isaac p. Hand, j. w. Hollen-
back, H. II. Harvey, DIR. +. G. john
son, c. A. Miner, Major oliver A. Par
sons, Calvin Parsons. a. A. Sterling,
Isaac NJ. Thomas, II. II. Welles, ir.,
Wilkes Barre: G. c. Bowman, q. II.
Cooper, i. G. Cooper, G.. S. Ferris,
Charles p. Law, Theodore Strong,
Pittston.
Mr. Joseph Dickson has gone to Cali
fornia with President Fowler, of the
Ontario and Western railroad, for a
stay of several weeks. The party will
travel in q special train.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Sanction, Miss Sanction
and Miss Edna X. Sanction gave a tea
Thursday afternoon at their home, 7O1
Jefferson avenue. They were assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Rufus Foster and
Mrs. Charles McMullen. Miss Price,
Miss Grey and Miss Hazard served.
ham, youngest daughter of Dr. j. l..
Fordham, will take place Dec. 21 in the
Green Ridge Presbyterian church.
The engagement of Miss Efic Lewis
to Mr.. Aria Powell is announced.
All the arrangements for the Yale din
ner have been completed. 1t will he
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in the hoard of trade assembly room.
Mr.. ONeile of the Scranton club. will
cater. Bauer's orchestra will furnish
music during the evening. Colonel
Boies, the president of the alumni as
sociation, will act as POSTMASTER. Rev.
j. II. Twitchell of Hartford, who is
well known by all Yale men, will be
the principal speaker Of the evening.
1t viii be one of the most delightful
events among the many reunions of
the season. The alumni are larger
numerically than any other university
membership and are particularly happy
this year since the Princeton game.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Zehnder will give
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Won storch will
give dance, Dec. 90, at the Bicycle
club.
The first cotillion will he held Tues
day at the Country club. About eigh-
teen couples will participate.
Judge Hand and family are spend
to- II
Weber, a favorite stopping place for
American tourists. The German and
the American sections of this hotel
are divided with mathematical prec-
sion since people from this side are
apt to differ decidedly from the ma
tives in tastes and ideas of comfort.
Thus the Americans find this one of
the few places of entertainment, where
steam heat, rocking chairs, beds, etc.
meet their notions Of simple existence.
on Thanksgiving Day a real cele-
bratiOn was enjoyed which. according
to popular dClusions in the brain of
the German proprietor was American
in every detail. The menu card was
elaborate indeed, and had blazoned at
its head two beautiful crossed flags.
labeled respectively "E Pluribus Tn.
ull, anu ne sur GItdlElCu DILL
ner," sentiments designed to create
lively enthusiasm in the American
breast. The menu read:
Soup la Washington.
PerCh-pike a la Chicago.
Baron of Beef la New York.
Asparagus Mckinley.
United States Turkey.
Comrot. Sal2t.
Scranton Ice Cream.
It is needless to say that our Scran-
ton friends deeply appreciated this tri-
butte to their home land, although
pumpkin pie and few other neces-
sary accompaniments to a real Thanks
giving dinner were absent.
News Of the safe arrival in Vienna
Of Miss Glare Horan has been received
by her relatives in Dunmore. She will
be q pupil of the famous piano teacher,
Leschiti2ky.