The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-23
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Miss Mccartney will chaperone a
party of young ladies on a six months
tour abroad, sailing May 3 on the
Havel. of the North German Lloyd
line. Among those who will compose
the party are Miss Ethel Boies, of this
city; Miss Fisher and the Misses War
ing, of Easton, and Miss Healey, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y.
A company Of merry makers en-
joyed a yellow kid" party Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. j. Bennell. They had a special car
and to the number Of about thirty
spent the hours most pleasantly. All
represented the famous yellow kid, and
the appearance was something to be
remembered with great amusement
Among the participants were: Mr..
and Mrs. James Archibald, Dr. and Mrs.
j. L. Wentz. Mr. and Mrs. ]. ID. Sherer
MIR. and Mrs j. 5. Kirkpatrick, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. TOrrey, Mrs. Runyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese, Mrs. Nye, Miss
Archibald, Miss Sherer Miss Grace
Kingsbury, Miss Wells, Of Cazenovia,
N. Y: the Misses Scranton Miss Eliza
beth Sherer. Miss Manning Miss Tor
rey, Messrs. Runyon. Merrill, Selden
Kingsbury and Nye.
Mr. and Mrs r. +. Watson celebrat-
ed the first anniversary of their mar
riage on Thursday evening by a dinner
party, when the following were enter
tanned: Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ]
Platt, Miss Coursen, Miss Belin, Miss
Hunt, Miss Welles Miss HOPKINS, of
New York; Messrs. Blair, A. f. Hunt,
jr, j. M. Boies, Lawrence and Theo-
dore Fuller.
Mr.. A. II. Christy gave a delightful
euchre party last week, when the IA
vors were exceptionally unique and at
tractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Welles gave a din
ner on Saturday evening last.
The Country club bus will run today
to accommodate all desiring to visit
the golf links. 1t will make regular
trips daily beginning on the S0th. on
that date an open handicap will be
played, when the new links will be
used for the first time.
Mrs. George du Bois Dimnnick is
spending several days with Mrs. Thom
as Dickson, who is now rapidly recov-
ering from the operation which, it is
hoped will completely restore her sight.
The. Saturday Morning club has lust
closed a very successful four years OF
study and pleasant companionship un-
der the musical direction of Mr.. ]. w.
Conant.
4 Mrs. Thomas II. Dale win have a nil
low sale at her home May 20 for the
beneft or the Home for the Frlendless,
Miss Hull gave a thimble tea yester-
day afternoon at her home in Green
Ridge. Among the guests were: Mrs
James p. Dickson, Mrs. Kays, Mrs. w
w. Patterson. Mrs. II. b. Taylor, Mrs.
Mates, Mrs. Arndt, the Misses Lind
say, Miss Winton. Miss Spencer, Miss
Hull, the Misses Nettleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Jermyn en-
tertained at cards Tuesday evening in
honor or their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson, of Fairhaven, Vt.
The Misses Jermyn entertained at an
informal tea Tuesday afternoon i'm
honor of their guest Miss Talbot.
Among those present We're: Mrs. e. r
Jermyn, Miss Archibald, Miss Belin.
Miss Allis Dale, Miss Simpson, the
Misses Matthews, Miss Phelps, Miss
WintOn, the Misses Reynolds Miss
Sherer, the Misses Bessel. Miss Cole.
man, Miss Phillips.
There is a prospect that an informal
dance will be given at the Country clb
Tuesday evening in honor of visiting
friends.
Mrs Walter NJ. Dickson will give an
informal luncheon today. when Mrs
Montrose Barnard. Mrs. Babcock and
Mrs. Rogers will be the guests of honor
Mrs. Horace b. Ware gave a charm
ing tea at her handsome home on CLAW
avenue, Wednesday. when a very large
number of guests We're entertained
11he rooms We're elaborately decorated.
a beautiful arrangement of La France
roses and maiden-hair fern adorned
me mante! in the reception room, where
Mrs. Ware, assisted by Mrs. b. b. Bah
cock, of Hornellsville. n. y, and Mrs.
john Rogers, of Binghamton, received.
About the various rooms were Mrs. II
w. Kingsbury, Mrs. q. b. Jermyn and
Mrs. F. ID. McGOwan. In the dining
room, where the table held a lovely
centr" piece OF white roses white car
nations and delicate ferns. Mrs T.. :
Motat and Mrs. Frank f. Plat prr-
sided. The young ladies who assisted
IN serving refreshments Nere Miss
t'loise Gilmore, Miss Augusta Merrill
and Miss Anderson Mrs. Patterson. of
Fairharer, Vt; Mrs Walter NJ. Dick
son and Mrs. II. =. Simpson served
trappe in the palm-lined hall AT the
head of the staircase Raucr's orchestra
afforded music for the occasion.
The Misses Jermyn gave a dinner
Wednesday night at the Country chb
IN honor OF their guest, Miss Talbot.
who will leave the city today for nor
home i'm South Bethlehem. Those on
tertaincd We're MI. and Mrs. T.. IF
Jermyn, Alr. and Mrs, T.. R Jerp,yn
Miss Talbot, Miss Dale, Miss Coleman
Mcssrs. Joseph Green, of Syracuse.