The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-07


And the bcareded lip did trembic,
AS he left her sobbng alone
In the doorway, while the mad beating
of drums and the marching feet
And the shouts of the throng re-echoed
Adown the hammered street
''Keep up courage" a comrade whis-
pered;
ITO go is not forever ana aye,
And the coming will be the swcctcr
With the victory some blessed day."
And the quivoring lips did answer:
"'Tis for gladncss / weep ana rejoice,
That mayhap fer year or forever,
am free from her nagginS voice
III. G. T.
The Country club bus has begun its
regular trips for the season and the fol-
lowing schedule will be carried out:
Car leaves Delaware Lackawanna and
Western depot 10, 1910. !L2U u. m, II IN. !;
2, 24O $50, 4, 4.4O, $50, 6, G.i0, 40 y. m.
Bus leaves Green Ridge street 1920, H.
1l.40 a. m; l2.2O, 2.2o, 8, $40, 40, .. 54o
go q 7.40 T.. ~.
Bus will meet no later cars unless spe-
cially arranged for
Bus leaves club house 1910, II 70 a. m. {:
u M: 1220 $40. 32O, 1, i4O, J.2O, 6, $40
y. m, and up to IL p. m, if desired, at
the cOnvenc ce of parties.
Mrs. A. de'Orvllle Blackinton gave
a reception on Thursday at her beau-
tiful residence "the Homesteai" in
honor Of the tenth anniversary of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Dunmore
Presbyterian church. An interesting
programme was given by the society.
Mrs. BlaCkinton was assisted in enter
tanning her guests by Mrs. l.. NJ. Smith.
Mrs Charles Gnnrun L
len, Mrs. *. A. Wesley, Mrs. John
Fowler. At the table in the dining
room Mrs. W. F. Gibbons and Mrs.
J.. II. brooks. of Wilkes Barre. pre-
sided. The young ladies who assisted
were: Miss Cornelia Galpin, Miss Os-
borne, Miss Brooks and the Misses
Bone. Mrs. u. du Bois Dimmick sang a
number of solos to the vast enjoyment
of the many listeners,
Miss Celia Case, the well known art
list, was married Monday morning 10
Mr.. Wesley c. Shipman, of Bayoune,
=. j., at the home of the brides moth
er, Mrs. Washburn, on the West side.
Rev. j. b. Sweet oticiated,
Many plans had been made for a gay
season in the brief time elapsing be-
fore summer, but owing to the mourn
ing in so many homes over the loss of
dear ones no attempt viii be made To
entertain in any save the most quiet
and informal fashion.
Judge Hand and family are now oc-
Cupying their beautiful home on Jeffer-
son avenue and are more than gladly
welcomed by a multitude of friends
after their long absence.
Miss Eva Brown, of the Colliery En-
ginerr entertained a company of h"r
young friendS last evening at her home
on Capouse avenue, when a fash light
picture was taken of the party by Mr..
Odgen.
The young woman who lays down
her hat containing a beautiful jewelled
pin while trying on Il new creation
in the millinery establishment would
do well to keep an eye ON her treasure
as more than one costly pin has recent
ly been stolen while the owner was
occupied in selecting Il new hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. |. COrbett delight
fully entertained a number of little
people last Saturday I'm honor of the
birthday of their small son. The guests
We're: Katharine COursen, Eleanor
Kingsbury Alice Finch, Margaret Sha =
fer. Margaret Jermyn, Elizabeth Storrs,
Dorothy Williams, Louise Lindsay.
Hilda Matthews Katharine Broadbent,
Lillian Connell. Florence Spencer Helen
barnard, Florence Smith. Evelyn Post.
Richard Logan. Jamie Jessup. William
Hallstead, John Lee. Kenneth Collins.
Dixon Kirkpatrick. John Wentz. Wand
ling Rose, John Moore.
Mr.. A. D. Blackinton attended Il
class banquet in New York on Thurs
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Anderson enter
tained few friends Informally last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs f. p. Kingshury gave
an informal dinner last evening. The
guests were Miss Kingshury, Miss
Jessup, Messrs. Lawrence and Frank
Fuller
Miss Manness has issued invitations
TO childrens party on Tuesday even .
ing in honor of her nephew. Stanley
Manness.
A party of Scrantonians attended the
Schumann concert at the Nesbitt in
Wilkes-Barre last night.
Cards of invitation have been re-
ceived from Mr., and Mrs Alexander
Farnham, of Wilkes Barre, To the mar
riage of their daughter Miss Stella
Mercer Farnham to Samuel Dexter
Warmer, on Wednesday. May Is, at
noon, in the First Presbyterian church
of Wilkes Barre.
Rev. r. F. Y. PeaTcc gave a dinner
to the members of the Pastors City
union on Monday at Hotel Terrace. The
guests were as follows: Rev. A. B.
O'Neal. OF Dunmore; Rev. q. W. Welsh.
Of Calvary church; RsV. r. NJ Rod
erick, Of Honesdale; Rev. u. j. Will
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