The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-02-21
DUNMoRE.

The young child of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Cunnon. of Pine street, died
yesterday and will be buried this after
noon, interment in the Catholic ceme-
terry.
Rev. w. f. Gibbons returned home
from Hawley yesterday, where he has
been conducting services for the last
week.
Leave your items for The Tribune
with Frank Dickens, 120 Chestnut
street.
The Ladies' Magdalena assembly. A.
O. *. of NJ. c., No. %, Degree of Ma
omi, have made arrangements for their
coming entertainment and social, which
will be held in Washington hall this
evening. The committee has left moth
ing undone to make it n decided sue
cess. After the entertainment there
will be dancing and a military drill by
Company G, Fourth regiment. A. A.
X. of M c.
Miss Grace Moore, of Green Ridge
spent Sunday at the home of Misses
Laura and Lizzie Brady, of West
Drinker street
The Nonparell base ball club will hold
their first grand entertainment and
social at the Odd Fellows hall, March
IL. The programme is as follows; over
ture, Milk White Flag" by F. Wah-
Ter, musical director; noted lyric tenor,
Harry Yeager, of Moscow, late of Hi
Henry's minstrels; NonpareI musical
team, Colligan Bros, of Scranton; reci-
tation, "Erin's Flag" Frank Collins,
Jermyn; famous tenor singer, John j..
Blewtt, of Scranton; "Two Dead Swell
Coons i'm Town." Hallinan and Mori-
han, late of Yeager and Mix minstrels:
Yeager and Mix, great baritone sing
ers; John J. Mcdonald: the famous An
thracite quartette, Hughes, Williams,
Collins and Harris; monologue artist,
Al. Austin, late of Luciers minstrels;
juvenile knockabout comedians, Kirk
wood and Cummings, in their songs
and dances and funny Jokes; black
face comedians, Milner and Jeffrey, Of
Dunmore; boy tenor, II. j. Kirkwood,
Scranton; recitation, Pa trick Dempsey,
of DunmOre assisted by f. j. Kirk
wood; trick bicycle rider, Frank Stan
ley, late of f.. fuckers repertoire COM
pany; noted tenor, =. j. Moore, of Dun
more; banjo artist, John Howley. Of
Scranton; tenor singer, Thomas O'Don-
nell, of Scranton; marvellous female i'm
personator, William Howley, Scranton;
There's the Money" by p. II. Derrig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. Swartz, of
Shoemaker street. entertained the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen at a 6
o'clock tea at their home, Saturday
evening: Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Hayes
and son Willie, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Swartz, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vicl5ers,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hallock, Mr. end
Mrs. George Swartz Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward L. Washer, Mrs. Lizzie Litchen-
han, Mrs. Walter Swartz.
a birthday party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Boon, in
honor of their son, Clarence. Among
those present were: Miss Edith Foster,
Mildred Foster Lille Barth, Helen
Barth Lizzie Steward, May Lynch,
Florence Monroe, Master Freddie
Perks, Charley Perks, Leo Cronk,
Ralph Hardwood. and Miss Ruth
Prynn, of Scranton.
A birthday party was rendered to
Miss Lizzie Jeffery at her home, on
Grove street, Friday evening, Feb IS.
The evening was spent very pleasant
ly with games of all kinds and dane
ing, after which refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses
Mary and Annie Hazelton, Minnie
Slender, Stella Higgins, Kate Jeffery.
Carrie Schidly, Lena Craft, Lizzie JEFF
ferry, Stella Knarr, Clarence Higgins,
Burt Callander, Bob Morton, JOhn
Ellsworth, Myer Pringle, Thomas Haz-
elton, John MacKay, Charles Schock,
Bob Bushnell, William Murphy. Da-
vid Griffith, Roland Williams, Jacob
Evans and Frank Ball.