The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-02
Social
and
Per sOmal
WE MISS HIM SO.
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WE MISS HIM SO.
We miss him so; when the days are
. bright,
And summers glow like fair smile
. falls;
And within the heart is the Grape of
I, night
And the lonely chill Of the vacant halls.
Where his voice did ring through the
. happy years,
That his smile did light as star
sglow-
Oh the silence now and the CLEAN OF
tears
We miss him so-we miss him so!
And sometimes forgetting the dark of
the tomb
We listen at eve for his step on the
And wait for his greeting to gladden. the
. gloom
Like a dawning JOY that has followed
despair.
But fast in the shadows. the wrecks of
the sweet.
Fair hopes Of all future, lie broken and
low;
And ne'er DER the sill comes the sound OF
his feet
We miss him so, ah we miss him so!
III. c. p.
The match between the Country club
golf team and the Elmira club is off
today, as the course at Elmira is not
vet ready for the game. 1t is not GER
tain whether the Elmira team will
come down on the Fourth, according to
the schedule. A handicap will be
played this afternoon. The Country
club will be scene of great gaiety on
that night, for a profusion of fire.
works will be set off and Bauer's band
will give the most brilliant open-air
concert of the season. It is expected
that all the Country club members at
home, with many out-of-town guests,
will be present.
Mr.. ]. H. Brooks made a great record
over the old course of nine holes this
week, with a score of "a. The best
score yet made is that of 81 by Gour-
ley, the professional player.
, Rupert of Hentzau" (Henry Holt e.
Coz is book which everybody will
read, for our old friends, Sept, Fritz
and Flavia, troop through the fair
glades of Zenda even though Black
Michael lies dead and Rassendyll tells
not the wild, swift story of Raritanias S
king and lovely queen. 1t is broad and
full of action as was the Prisoner Of
Zenda, and contains eight full-page
illustrations by G. d. Gibson, in work
which bears no hint of the insoent
carelessness of some of his late draw
ings. The book Is beautifully bound
and is~uniform with the new edition Of
Prignnar ~ uh irh will
after be published only in this form,
the cheap editions having been discon-
tinued.
Colonel and Mrs. U. c. Schoonmaker
celebrated their wedding anniversary
by a dinner at Oak Terrace, Elmhurst,
on Tuesday evening.
The Methodist ministers of Scranton
and vicinity. with their wives, will pic
mic at Nay Aug Park on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mears gave a
delightful dancing party Friday even
ng at their home on Washington ave-
,ue for their daughter, Fannie. A large
humber of young guests were enter
taired. Among those present were
Misses Adeline Hand, Annie Henwood,
Bessie Mears, Clara Salmon, Charlotte
Brando, Glare Brewster. Charlotte
,erfuh, Caroline Drake, Clara Porter,
Sveline Matthews, Eva Miller Edna
Caryl, Emeline Tracy, Ethel Wool
worth, Edith Holland, Edith TewRs-
bury, Florence Porter Grace Devine
Helen Jones, Helen Simpson, Helen
Davis, Hattie Williams, Hazel st. Am
and, Hazel Hessler, Helen Boies, Helen
Beckwith Harriet Lackey, Kittie
- Humphrey, Janet Schlager. Jessie
Welsh, Jennie Marks, Kitte Fish
Myrtle Williams, Katie Davis. Laura
Brown, Louise Strohecker, Lois Tracy
Louise Smith, Louise Bowen, Marian
Matthews. Marjorie Davis. Marjorie
Platt, Marjorie Collins, Margaret Kirk.
patrick. Mildred Capwell, Stella Drake
Candace Watson, Gertrude Beckwith
Matte Edgar. Annie Spencer, Ruti
Loomis, Charlotte Voris, Anna Voris
Masters Ambrose Spencer, Eddie
Spencer, Arthur Humphrey, Arthur
Bowen, Arthur Matthews, Ambrose
Leonard, Arthur Davis, Charlie Man
ness, Edmond Thiele, Esson Taylor
Frank Koons. Fred. Jones, Augustu!
Davis, Gordon Taylor. Harry Mears
Harold Norton Joe Brown. Leon Grif
fin, Lester Davis, Paul Holgate, Rober
Matthews, Roswell MacMullen. Rich
mond Tracy, Raymond Sanderson
Stanley Manness, Taylor Foster, Will,
Matthews Warner Hays, Willie Berry
Ralph Allen, Harry Williams, Gilber
Edgar. Music was furnished by Pro
fessor Saft
DR.. and Mrs. James Stein entertained
number of guests Thursday evenins
at cards in honor of her guests, Mrs
]. NJ. Germon and son, of Philadelphia
The guests were received by DR.. anC
: Mrs. Stein, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs
Goodenough. The guests enjoyed them
selves at progressive euchre. Refresh
ments We're served. The following
were the guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Good
y enough, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Geer, Mr.. and Mrs
Percival c. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Dunn, jr., Mr. ant
Mrs. f. G. .Worden, Mr.. and Mrs. Jer
mon and son, Miss Edith Jones, Mis-
Clementine Bevans, Mrs John Pag
'and1Nfr, Amzi Everitt.
Mrs. Arndt entertained a number o
guests at her home in Green Ridg
Thursday afternoon in honor of he
sister, Miss Grove. Of Brooklyn. Anon,
the guests were Mrs. ii. G. Dunham
Mrs. c. NJ. Sanderson, Mrs. f. F
Chamberlin, Mrs. w. ID. Boyer Mrs
Osborne, the Misses Nettleton, Mis-
Anna Welles, Miss Smith, of New
York; Miss Robinson, the Misses Dun
ham. the Misses Hull and the Misse
Lindsay.