The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-26
NORTH SCRANTON.

Magnificent! was the verdict of the
large attendance of people present at
the concert given by the Welsh Prize
singers in Company II armory last
evening. The concert was delightful
and the soloists were repeatedly COM
pclled to respond to encores. The
North End Reading circle who secured
the organization, are to be congratu-
lated on the magnanimous success Of
their first venture. Great credit is due
them for affording the people of North
Scranton such a treat. The circle had
the stage prettily decorated with
chrysanthemums, palms and other dec
orative effects. The programme given
was as follows:
Glec. Now by Days Retiring Lamp"
The Welsh Prize Singers
Song. Sailors Grave ............ Sullivan
Mrs. Griff Davis, II. A. NJ.
Song, "Daman'' ..............Max Strange
Miss Beatrice Evans. II. A. NJ.
| Harp Solo, Fantasia Welsh Melodies" 4"
! John Thomas
Miss Jennie Parry.
Song, "The Bedouin Love Song" Pinsuti
Mr.. +. Armon Jones.
! Duet, over the Hawthorne Hedge
Glover
Madam Miles Benyon and Miss Dot
! Prosser
Song, kathleen Mavourneen" Crouch
Miss Mary Richards.
! Welsh Melodies
CaD Noofa Rhuddin ...........Iarlcott
tbl Art Emlyn Evans
The Welsh Singers.
Piano Solo
(a) Nocturne, f Flat Chopin
(b) Nalse in \ Flat ............ German
Mr.. +. II. Davies
| Song, Mona ......,...........,.,...A Adams
Mr.. David Lloyd.
Glee. "How the Sweet Moonlight
! Sleeps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..LeSlle
The Welsh Singers.
Song. Good Bye" .........,..........Tost
Miss Dot Prosser.
Harp and Piano Duet.
Miss Jennie Parry and +. r. Davies
Song, Dear Heart ....,.......,.....M Matter
Madame Miles Benyon.
Marshal Spirit" .,................Dr Parry
MessTs. Lloyd and Jones.
Glee, sleep Gentle Lad,
Tho Welsh Singers
A grave charge was preferred against
Grart Softer, of Finn plot, before Al
dcrman Fidler yesterday morning. He
was accused of criminally assaulting
| Grace Sinner. the l2-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sinner. resi-
was the principal witness. He said he
saw Shafter enticc the girl to th
Driving ParlI grand stand. The gr
was playing with her sister in the VIC
initN of her home which adioins the
Driving park grounds. Webb noticed
Shaffer's actions and grew suspicious
when I've saw him start. followed by
the Young girls When they reached
q &c
tion to lock ;he doors which lead to the
rooms beneath. Webb followed him
but it was too late to prevent the
crime. Alderman Fi1ler committed
Shaffer to Jail without bail. Hc denied
the accusations. His victim is bcinl
attended by ii physician.
Mr.. and Ms. Sidney Henwood spen
THANKSGIVING at Honesdale.
Mrs. Robert Wcstlake. Of West Mar
kct street. is in Bridgeport. Conn, Wis
iting.
Louis Morss, of New York city, i,
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
w. Morss, of North Main avenue.
ThOmns Thomas, student OF Buck
nell, and a member of the college foot
ball team, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Thomas, of Nortl
Main aNeruc.
Misses Jennie Jenkins and Lizzi,
Fdler were in Olyphant Thursday.
Mrs. James Shield and daughter, o
New York city. are visiting here.
Rev. w. c. Watkins will preach TO
morrow on the subjects: "Thanksgiv
ing Echoes and The Way of Wisdom
and the Way Of FOlly--a Temperance
Talk" By special request the choi
will in the evening repeat the beauti
full musical programme which was rem
dared on Thanksgiving day.
First Welsh Baptist church-Pastor
Rev. w. f. Davies. Services tomorrow
as usual. Bible school at ? p. m., Su
pcrintendent w. r. Thomas. In tn,
absence of the pastor, Professor Jane
r. Hughes. Of the Scranton Higl
school will preach in the evening Il
English. lie is we'll known as preach
er as well as teacher All are invited
to hear him.
Pev. w. f. Davies will be at War
rior Run tomorrow, and will preacl
at the Baptist church of that plac
both morning and evening.
There will be the usual services to
mor ow in the Methodist Episcopa
church. The pastor. Rev. William Ed
gar will preach at 1880 a. m. and 40
p. m. Morning subject, "A Beautifu
rharisee;" in the evening a temper
anCe sermon will be preached, subject
personal Responsibility in Relation t
lntemperance." Sunday school at
| y. M; Epworth league, 6.45 p. m. Seat
free All ara cordially invited.