The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-14
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
The Junior Endeavor society of the
First Baptist church will give their an
nual musical and literary entertain
ment in the church on Friday evening,
April IS. The admission is to be 10
cents. The programme Is a most elab-
crate one as will be seen below: Or
gan voluntary, Battle of Waterloo"
Alta Myers; America" by augmented
Junior Christian Endeavor choir; reci-
tation, "The Dead Doll" Lsuretta Ste
vcns; recitation THE Bachelors Union
| League" Lulu Spraguc; recitation,
| "Tommy's Scheme Willard Jones;
duet. THE Future" the Misses Minnie
and Lecna Phillips recitation, Death
of Little Jim," Murtic Roe; recitation,
| "Fostmistress of Pokinville," Maud
Clcmon; recitation. "Lulus Complaint"
| Hida Phillips; vocal solo, THE Gu
ban Hero" Georgia Bell; recitation, "A
Parody" Henry Myers; recitation,
THE incest one" Laura Tompkins;
| instrumental duet, coronet and alto,
! Mr.. Hogarth ard son; recitation, "The
! Elf Child" Edna p. Brown; recitation,
"Ress and Her Party" Mamie Hitler;
dialogue. Gentleman or Monkey
Henry Myers and Seth Sprague, solo,
selected, Mr. Hawkins; recitation, Lot
SINNERS Elcgy," Rula Sprague; reci-
tation Baby Logic" Stella Neither
ton: chorus, "Old Oaken Bucket" aug
manted Junior choir; recitation, "The
Girl that Could not Read" Florence
Allen: dialogue. The Way he Manag-
cd" four characters; duet, The Lar
board Watch" Mr.. and Mrs. Clemon;
recitation, "The Shaving of Jacob"
| Bessie Brown; recitation, "The Month
Of March," Willie Allen; solo, Two
Little Blue Shoes" Lulu Sprague; reci-
tation, THE Young Folks" Winfield
Schaffer: recitation, "Babes and Kit
| tens" Hazel stone; duet, Moonlight
on the Rhine" Miss Roberts and Mr..
Green; recitation, patchwork Vera
Carey: recitation. THE Lay of the
Tlenpecked" Charles Flmore; recita-
tion, Her Vision" Cora Wescott; in
strumental music: dialogue. THE In
human Monster" four characters; reci-
tation, "The Thankful Parson,' Ray
Tompkins; recitation THE Farmers s
Daughter," Evelyn Jessup; solo, THE
Maiden" Edna Brown: recitation,
What Teddie Did" Willie Hitler; rec
itation, The Sleepy School," Annie
Carey: recitation, THE Land of the
Lazy" Ray stone; vocal trio. GOD he
Mcrciful." Miss Roberts, Messrs HaW-
kirs and Green; dialogue, "The Mixed
Trunks" seven characters; scene l.
baggage room Of hotel; instrumental
duet: scene and of Mixed Trunks;
recitation. "The Clansmans Revenge"
Ida Williams: recitation. The Warn
ing Voice" Maud Ward; solo, The
Gvpsics' Warning" Miss Minnie Phil
lius: recitation, THE Boy That
Laughs" Ralph Matthews: recitation,
THE Greedy BoOtblacks," Earl Tomp-
kirs; recitation, The Prayer Of Cyrus
Brown" Annie Williams; chorus. star
Spangled Ranner." augmented junior
choir. The concert will begin promptly
at 7.30 p. m.
\ party of young people left for
TCmpkinsville last evening and spent
an enjoyable evening, The following
comprised the party: Thomas Laugh
ney. Samuel Pryor, Edward Mason
Walter Baker Henry Frease, William
Snyder. Mark Mulhoiland. Mary Lller
Nerrick. Frances Maxwell, Marcella
Maxwell. Hattie Scutt, EliZa Thomas
Theresa Donovan and Jessie Clark.
Harry Burke of Mayfeld, will leave
in q few days for Philadelphia where he
intends to make his future home.
At the home of Mr.. ana Mrs. JOhr
I. Baker. of Mayfield, last Friday even
ing, n birthday party was given il
honor of their son, James, by num-
Der of the First Baptist Sunday schoo
members. The CffGir was a very pleas
ant one. Refreshments We're served
The following We're present: Mrs. w
F. y. Brown and daughters Bessie an(
: Edna, Alice Nurtland, Ruth Thomas
Annie Williams, Robert Jones, Willie
and Henry Stevens, George Mclean
Thomas Lester, Charles Smith, Davi(
Pritchard
= Thomas Henry, of Fourth street, wal
: visiting in Archibald last evening.
Job Williams, Of Fourth street, wal
: doing business in Carbondale Yesterday
Mrs. II. c. Davis, of Main street, wa'
visiting i'm Carbondale Wednesday eve
ming last.
Mrs. George Dunn, of South MliI
; street, was visiting in Carbondale yes
tcrday.
Mr.. Onmacht was visiting his daugh
ter in Carbordale yesterday, who il
|. very sick of pneumonia.