The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-07

1t has always been salu that yOunS
women who are entertained as hohday
guests In this city always want to come
back again and are sure TO aver that
they never had such good time any
where else. The same can be sald OF
young men who have spent rev days
here at various seasons OF testlVltN'
Invariably they express more than Is
demanded by mere courtesy in giving
voice to their appreciation OF the en-"
joyment experienced. Particularly Is
this true of business men VINO nave
come here from New York ana other
large cities and who have in number
of Scranton homes been able to fully
realize the really delightful unconNen-
tonality and pleasure enjoyed by the
society young people.
The other day for instance, large
party composed of Jefferson avenue
residents young m!ddlc-agcd and even
elderly, with their friends, proceeded
10 enter with enthusiasm into the fas-
cinations of cOastin8. They sped down
Vine street hill like the wind ana at
times attached the hobs TO sleighs
going IN and thus rode in both direc-
tlons. Many of the city guests, partic-
ularly, the men, had not in years en-
joyed such an utter relaxation from
business and the utter delight which
they seemed 20 experience was source
of much satisfaction to their Scranton
friends
I'VE never 90 anywhere else said
one young woman, where there is such
lot of unrcstrained fun with no APP
parent thought of ConVentionality and
yet where there is such a close observ-
ance of true propriety as here. At
home we are chaperOned to death and
yet | just know there isn't the dues-
tionabe Irritation going on here, among
you Scranton girls as in many places
where so much outward and labored
respect is paid to convertionalities."
Mrs. George Sanderson gave lunch
con yesterday in honor of her guest.
Miss Tyler, daughter of Professor Ty-
Ter, of Cornell university. who made so
pleasing an impression at the New
England dinner in this city. The 9th
'ers present were: Mrs George Sturges
Miss voorhees,. Of Morristown. n. j.
Miss Holmes, of Poughkeepsie Miss
Winton, Miss Caldwell. Of Troy, n. Y:
Miss Augusta Archibald, Miss Winton
Miss Relin, Miss Welles. Mr. and Mrs
Sanderson had intended giving a mu
sicaIe last night. but owing to the ILL
ness of their son James. the affair was
postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sturges enter.
tanned q few friends informally Thurs.
day evening in honor of their guest
Miss Voorhees, Among those present
were: Miss parl". Miss WcstCott, Of
New York; Miss TYLER. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Sturees. Miss Winton. Miss
Eleanor Anderson; Mcssrs. Angus
Huntington. Twitchcll and Seldel
klnCshurN.
Among those who attended the as
srmbly i'm Wilkes Rarro Monday night
were: Mrs. James p. Dickson. Mis-
Dickson. Miss Elspeth Winton; Messrs
Blair, Thorne, and the members of tn,
house parties entertained at the nome!
of Miss Simrson and Mr.. John KEN
merer.
Miss Rrchnnborg. the last member
of the house party entertained by Mr.
ana Mrs. A. y. Blackinton. left for he
home i'm NcN York yesterday. Miss
Cornclia Cabin has also returned I,
hO,llulllP StHobl III tldt Guy,
Mrs I. +. Ponman entertained a few
friends informally Yesterday in homo
of Mrs. DenBing Haight, of Lebanon
who by her charming personality, i
making many friends in her husband
home city.
Mrs. Cyrus y. Jones has issued card
to a reception to be given on Thursda.
next at h"r home on Olive street il
honor of the Misses Norton, of Mul
berry street.
., Cards have been received announcin
the marriage of Miss Louise Eliza Sey
bolt, of this city, to Mr.. Lyman Wi!
marth DeHaven, of PittsburG, the cere
mony having taken place last Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. DeHaven will b
at home at Hotel Schenley, PittsburG
after Jan. 16.
Mrs. Clarence Shryer gave chiI
dren's party yesterday in honor of he
little nieces and nephew, Frank, an
Margaret Harrison, of Hackensack, \
j.. and Mary Wright, of Blossburf
Md. The guests We're: Russell Rich
ards, Julia Wallace. Elsie and Jane
Struppler, Margaret Chappell Louis
Chappell, Eloise Phelps, Kathry
Rroadbent, John Benore, John Went;
Joseph Gibbs, Gertrude Williams, Phi
1p Cruttenden, William Price, Joh
Shryer, Harry Edwads, Ira Broad
bent, Louise Connell. Gladys Connel
Rollo Jermyn, Edwin and Janet Con
nell, Thomas Phillips, Doris Streete
John Moffatt, Everett Jones, Doroth
Wentz, Annette Howell, Howard Rich
art, Byron Luce, Burton and Dougla
EynOn, Margaret Comegys.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Wentz are enter
tanning a house party composed
Mr.. and Miss Bussey, of Marietta, Pa
Miss Lewis, of Shenandoah; Mr.. Clarl
of HaZleton, and Mr.. Falk, of ShamoI
in. A number of sleighing parties wei
enjoyed during the week. This ever
ing DR.. and Mrs. Wentz, Miss Levi