The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-27
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For reut-IIouse, apply at 81 Butler
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Webbrr. Of Harper
and apple streets, gave Il pleasant party
last night in honor of their guest, Miss
isabelle s. Oxen, of Philadelphia. Thc
evening was pleasantly passed in music,
both vocal and instrumental, recitaIiuns
and games. Misses Van ClCft, Host and
Powell being the chief entertainers. AT
"A scasunable hour refreshments were
served by Mrs. Wobber, after which they
departed for their homes, thanking their
hostess for 50 pleasant an evening. FOL
lowing CONFUSED the party present:
Misses Bertha and Flora DOnN, Anna
Henwood, Minnie Mcdway, Rosie" Marie
ana Bell Webber Mae Van Cleft, Elsie
Powell, Ruby YCst, Jessie Vert and :.
Price. MeSsrs George Okell. Fred Rendln,
of Pittston, Richard Webbcr, ir., Fr"d
Carpenter, John Vert, William Ioigt":
and Mr.. John Rice.
Mr.. and AIrs. Joe Sciglr, of Drpue
street entertained "A number Uf young
folks at their home last evening in nOn0r
of Miss Lizzie Harvey, who IS u return
to htT home i'm New Jersey Saturday. The
evening was pleasantly passed in the
usual manner, playing games, etc, uLtil
midnight when they departed for home
after partaking OF lunch. Those pres
ent were: Misses Minnie Lee, Margaret
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Lizzie Kraus, Bella Caltherwood, OF
AVoCa; and Emma Washburn, MesSr5,
Harry Angwin, WILDER BisbiHg, Bert Hal
| lock, Thomas Kerr, Harry Cole, John A.,
MimcI, William and Andrew Coulter.
Master William Wilson, the H-year-old
| son of Mine Foreman Wilson, returned
home from hunting expedition to the
| MoOsic mountains yesterday afternoon,
with a large fox. Young Wilson of late
| has taken great pride in the way he Is
| able to handle his gun, having won many
prizes when competing with men. In
| shooting at live birds he has "A record of
| killing nine out of ten birds ana VIII De
willing by next summer TO meet any one
! of his age I'm shooting matches of any
kind.
Miss Lottie Farber, of Rigg street, re-
| turned homo yesterday afte rnoon after a
| pleasant visit with friends in Moosic.
| T. Ryan of Elm and Butler streets, is
| seriously i'll with TYPHOID fever at ma
| home
Miss Emile Flynn, of North Bakely
| street, is spending a few days at Phi.adcl-
phia.
Miss Ella Cawlcv, Of Chestnut street
who for the past several weeks has been
| confined TO her home with an attack Of
diphtheria, is able 10 be around again.
All members of the Epworth league OF
| this place are cordially invited to attend
| the meeting OF the NpNollH l'dBue 10 p'
| held in Elm Park church this evening
when the election of Officers will take
place
G.. w. Z. Allen, Of Dudley street, re-
| turned home yesterday morning after
spending several days at Washington
| Philadelphia and other places of interest
A peace jubilee was celebrated In the
| Presbyterian church paTlOcs last evening
| Notwithstanding the bad weather q
| laFgR number was in attendance.
| David T.. jenkins Of Hyde Park, was Z
caller on relatives I'm town yesterday.
The social held at the home of Miss
Sadie Warfe on Drinker street last even
ing was largely attended. II being pro
nounced "A success i'm every respect,
The Junior league of the Methods
] Episcopal church will conduct Japanes,