The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-09
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The gayeties OF the coming week
| with but one exception will be crowd
ed into the brief space of two days
and evenings. Much interest centres in
the visit of the Yale Musical clubs and
if possible the memhers would he en-
tertained to more elaborate degree
As 1t Is they are being iatCd all along
the route. They will appear in Wash
ington Monday evening, after which
dance is to be given in their honor.
! They will travel on the Baltimore and
Ohio, connecting with the Black Dia-
| mond and arriving i'm Scranton at $40
p. III. Tuesday, when they will be en-
tertained at the homes of various Yale
families. Manv of the young men will
attend the Kirkpatrick-Torrey we'd
ding and after the concert all will go
to the assembly at the Bicycle club.
! Tho next morning they will leave at
10.45 for Wilkes Barre. where a lunch-
con will be given 1T the Country club,
by which they will be entertained the
remainder of the day.
The diagram for the Yale concert
will open this morning at the Lyceum.
The lower boxes have all been sold to
the following gentlemen: Colonel II.
James Archibald and Everett Warren.
1t is probable that the largest audience
ever present at a college concert in
this city will be in attendance. The
affair will he the most brilliant of the
kind seen for many years as evening
dress will be chiefly worn.
Miss Augusta. Archibald gave a lunch
n ThrrSHnNy In, honor pf har
Miss Knowlton, of Freeport III. The
others present were: Miss Williams, of
Procklyn; Mrs. Kirke, of St. Paul;
Miss Van Sickle, of New York; Miss
! Hunt. Miss Helen Matthews, Miss
| Simpson, Miss Winton, Miss Evelyn
Gilmore, Miss Welles, Miss Linen, Miss
Boies. Miss Jessup, Miss Anna Arch
bald, Miss Belin, Miss Anderson, Miss
| Mcleod.
The Country club bus will begin
daily service today, the first trip meet
ing the car at Green Ridge street ani
Washington avenue, leaving Scranton
at p. m.
The many friends of Miss Marie FL
lison, of Cleveland, o., will be inter-
ested in knowing that her engagement
to Mr. George Watson Warwick, of
that city, is announced. Miss Ellison
made a most pleasing impression dur
ing her visits in Scranton at the home
of Mrs. r. b. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Segrist, Of 327 Adams
avenue, gave a dancing party Thurs
day evening in honor of their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Lenwood and Miss
Jennie Wetsel, Of New York. Four
score people were delightfully."- enter
tanned. Miss Wetzel is a soprano sing
er in Trinity church.
Miss Clare Salmon will entertain a
large party of little people on Monday
, evening at the home of her parents on
| Quincy avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis has issued in
vitations to a reception Easter Monday
evening, April IL, In the new Excel
sior Club house, No. SAB Washington
avenue. Dancing from $50 to 13O.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Tor
rey to Mr.. Willis Kirkpatrick will be
solemnized Tuesday evening next at
the handsome home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James II. Tor
rey, on jefferson avenue. A large re-
ception will follow the ceremony, which
will be witnessed by only the closest
friends. There will be no bridesmaids,
Miss May Torrey, sister of the bride,
acting as maid Of honor, while Mr.. II.
$. kirkpatrick, the groOms brother
will be best man.
Miss Sadie Nesbitt gave a very de-
lightful luncheon at her home in Kings
ton on Wednesday afternoon. Among
those present from Wilkes Barre We're:
Miss May Dunning, Miss Martha Ben
nett, Miss Mclean, Miss Jean Frantz,
Misses Bullard Miss Kathleen Hand,
Miss Edith Payne; from Kingston Miss
Laura Sprague, Miss Smith, Miss Har-
son, Miss Gertrude Vaughn, Miss Helen
Carhart. Mrs. w. Il. Payne and Miss
Emily Reynolds.-Wikes-Ba Barre Times.
The subscription dance at the BIZ
cycle club, Monday night will be a
delightful event in the younger set
Mrs. H. NJ. Boies, Mrs. A. d. Backin-
ton and Mrs. Everett Warren are the
patrOnesses and will be present as
chaperones on this occasion. The COM
I mittee in charge consists of MeSsrs
David Boies, Walter Stevens, Max Bes-
sell and Lawrence Watres. A number
of out of town guests will be present.
This afternoon the Brownies sale
will be enjoyed from to Z o'clock at
the spacious home of Mr., and Mrs. j.
l.. Connell, l1l5 Vine street. All friends
of children and of the Lackawanna
hospital are invited to be present
There will be many features, including
a fish pond" TO delight little people
All money realized from the sale will
be devoted to the hospital. Miss Helen
Stevens is president of the club, which
consists of Misses Nellie Schlager
! Helen Jones, Florence and Clara Porter
4 Helen and Gertrude I3eckwith, Matte