The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-02
SOUTH SCRANTON.

Ihe musicale to be given at the Young
"omenS Christian association tomorrow
evening, will be the leading event in mu-
slcal circles of this season on this side
Miss Van Mort secretary of the associa-
ton, has arranged a good programme
ana with the support of the entertain
ment committee, under whose auspices
the musicale is to be given, the affair
should be very successful. Today the
decorations will be put up. Among those
VINO nave accepted invitations to partici-
pate are: Misses Sadie Jones, May and
Maud Gschwindt, elocutionists; Rose
Blatter, Mamie Goddard, Louise johnson,
and Carrie Rosenkranz pianists; William
Rooerts and Robert Pellings, bass SOLO
lsts; Arthur Tisdale and Louis Hansrath
banJoists, and Haberstrohs' either club.
A reception was given to George Fleck
at his residence, 325 Birch street, last
night, the occasion being the tWenty-ninth
anniversary Of her birth. Many of his
friends for some days past have been ar
ranging a surprise party, and at $50
CLOCK the merry coterie went to his resi-
dence. The host and his wife were equal
TO the occasion and entertained in q pleas
ant manner. Diversions incident to par
ties were indulged in, and at midnight
luncheon was served. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Small Mr.. and Mrs
charles S,oVer Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
wagner Misses Lizzie Scheuer Tillie
Kate, Anna and Minnie Langguth, Mary
Powell, Emma Bais, Loretta Snyder, Kate
Lewert, John Small, John Lewert, Oscar
Budenbach, Will Vockroth, Charles Phil
lips, Charles Rosenburg, Rudolph Block,
Henry Langguth and Erwin Fleck
a stag party was rendered to the mem
Ders OF the "Yunger" Mannerchor last
evening at Germania hall, by Frank
habler, the well known young barber
who is member of the organization
he celebrated the event by inviting his
brother members to join him at lunch
and refreshments. The invitation was
accepted to man, and the night was
spent IN royal manner. About fifty
were III attendance and songs and recIta-
tions We're rendered by the members.
William Clark, a young man residing
on South Wyoming avenue, had his right
arm broken. at the South works yester-
day. The accident occurred in the yard.
Ills injury was attended to at the Moses
Taylor hospital.
Rev. 7. j. Cough preached in ST. Johns
church last evening, his discourse being
on baptism. The church was tnrongeu.
Ihe Roaring Brook cOnclaVe, Improved
Order of Heptasophs. met in regular ses-
sion at Storrs' hall last night.
The monthly meeting of the Scranton
Saengerrunde was held in Matters hall
last night.
Inc LADIES Catholic Benevolent aSSo-
clation of st. Johns parish, held a meet
ing In Pharmacy hail last night.
knights of Pythlas last night held an
interesting session in Hartman's hall.
John Moran was fined $3.50 in police
court yesterday morning by Alderman
Donovan. He was arrested for drunken
ness and fighting by Special Officer Ste
phen Cleary Monday night.
Mrs. Hugh keenan,. of Prospect ave-
nue., is seriously i'll.
William Holder, of Alder street, left for
Harrisburg yesterday. He will make a
tour Of the cities of the state introducing
his work turning machine, that was pat
ented recently
James Tanhlll, of Pittston, formerly a
clerk at Humphreys pharmacy, was o
visitor on this sid yesterday.
Il, +. Johnson, clerk at Humphrev's
drug store, has returned from a visit at
Sunbury.