The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-29
L Walker of Nicholson, and Mrs. 7.
Harding, of FactoryVille.

L Walker, of Nicholson, and Mrs L.
Harding, of Factoryvlle.
A matinee euchre for ladies and a
progressive euchre in the evening We're
given yesterday by Mrs. Theodore G.
Wolf, of 32l Clay avenue, for her sister,
Mrs. S. l.. Foulke. AT the matinee
there were present Mrs. +. S. Page,
Mrs. j. II. Phelps, Mrs. Frank Pen
man, Mrs. Charles Fuller. Mrs. Ellis
Phillips, Mrs. n. E. Rice. Mrs. stephen
Rice, Mrs. J. n. Rice, Mrs. Thomas
Sprague, Mrs. l.. c. Labar, Mrs. II. b.
Ware, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Hazard, Miss
Bradley Miss May Coursen, Mrs. r. j.
Foster, Mrs. S. II. Stevens, Mrs. b. A.
Hill, Mrs. f. S. Barker, Mrs. Harry
Barker, Mrs. John Broadbent, NEs.
Alfred Connell, Mrs. Edward Chamber
lain, Mrs. S. II. Hays, Miss Haight,
Miss Graham, Mrs. Rogers Israel, Mrs.
William Jessup, jr, Mrs. George Jer-
myn, Mrs. Edward Jermyn, Mrs. Pow
ell, Mrs. F. H. Kingsbury. Mrs. John r.
Richards, Mrs. n. Y. Leet, Mrs NJ. w.
Lowry, Mrs. W. S. Diehl, Mrs. Salmon,
Mrs. c. l.. Frey, Mrs. TerWilliger, Mrs.
Eugene Healey, Mrs. f. NJ Spencer
Mrs John Simpson, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs
f. w. Fleitz, Mrs. c. NJ. Sanderson,
Mrs. ]. l.. Wentz and Mrs. Price, of
HazletOn. In the evening the guests
We're DR.. and Mrs. a. j. Connell, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II. Connell. Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Coursen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lynde, Mr. and
| Mrs. L. G. Labar Mr., and Mrs Charles
MCMullen, Mr. and Mrs. |. +. NIegargel,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Pratt, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Powell. Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Roll, Mr.. and Mrs. George Russ,
| DR.. and Mrs, r, NJ. StattOn, Mr. and
| Mrs. John Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| lam Silkman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Schlager, Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Spencer,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs, c.
| S. Woolworth, Mr. and Mrs. H. c. San
| derson, Mr., and Mrs. c. b. Penman,
| Mr. and Mrs. John II. Phelps,
The twenty fifth anniversary of the
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. b. Moses was
| DELIGHTFULLY."- celebrated yesterday by a
| family gathering at their home yO7
Mulberry street. The event was given
no formal announcement, but its re-
membrance was evidenced by a rich
| array of gifts from Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
| many friends. The event was Celebrat-
| ed al dinner and at social gathering
| in the evening by nearly thirty per-
| sons, comprising the family and near
| relatives There were present Mr.. ana
| Mrs. M. S. Singer and family, of Car
| bondale: Morris Moses, of New York
city; Julius and Fred Moses, of Car
bondale; Miss Celia Moses, of Carbon
dale; William Moses, of this city;
Henry l.. Moses, a son, of Yale, and the
three daughters of the couple, whose
anniversary was cOmmemorated. Mrs.
Moses was Miss Johanna Bergman, of
New York city.
Siegel's new dancing academy in the
Carter building, corner of Adams ave-
nue. and Linden street, was formally
opened last night with a social to for
mer and present pupils and their
friends. About $50 accepted the invita-
tion and enjoyed a most delightful
evening. Bauer's orchestra furnished
the music.
The new quarters of the academy are
in every way thoroughly adapted for
their uses. They We're arranged under
the direction of Professor Siegel him
self and as may be believed are model
in their appointments, The academy is
on the fourth floor and is reached by an
easy flight of broad stairs. The di-
mensions of the building are 40Xl15
The dancing han occupies 40X90 feet Of
this space and the remainder Is taken
up with a private office, two cloak
rooms, smoking room and reception
room, the latter being connected with
the main hall by unusually wide doors,
| making the room virtually one. The