The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
NORTH SCRANTON.

Prof. James Hawker delivered his lee
ture on the Fate of Nation" before
a large audience in the West Market
Street Puritan Congregational church
last night. Mr. Hawker gave the lee
ture in a brilliant and enthusiastic
manner, beginning with the earlier
Spanish conquests and on down TO the
present He illustrated his lecture by
using over a hundred new stereOpticon
views.
The Citizens band. under the direc-
tiOn of Prof George Crump, will con-
duct a concert and social in Company
II armorV this evening, when the fol-
lowing programme will be rendered:
Selection. Tannhauser, Wagner, Citi-
zens' band; Mr.. John Evans tenor solo;
Miss Florence Baniield, recitation; Mrs
u. ID. Lewis, soprano solo; the Dewey
quartette; selection, John Morgan; Sc
lection, Wakehelds orchestra; clog
dance, Messrs. Kiff and Evans; 'The
Haunted House" Citizens band; G.
Edwards, solo; Lois T.. Rees, solo, Alb
bOtt, solo; selection, Wakeiield'G or
chestra; Miss Flora Wakefield, solo;
two-step, "The Rough Riders (B. w.
Phillips), Citizens band. The accom-
panist of the evening will be Miss Lib
bic Neary.
The Anthracite Wheelmen will give
a smoker in their club house, on North
Main avenue. Friday evening in honor
of the business men of North Scranton.
Every business man is earnestly re-
quested to be present.
Harry T.. Evans, assistant superin-
tendcnt at the Colliery Engineer is
spending the day AZ Berwick.
A 1nDpc, e "
was taken sick while visiting her
grandfather, i. II. Jones, of Wayne
avenue. is recovering.
James Twiss, of Priceburg, has re-
tired from the hotel business and has
removed his family to a residence ON
School street.
John J.. Jones, of Wayne avenue. is
recovering from his recent illness.
Miss Devanney, Of Wales street, is
recovering from an illness.
Cyrus Davis and John +. Edward =
were in PttstOn Tuesday visiting
friends.
The High Works Fife and Drum
corps vii! conduct a social in Null
herin'S hall on Friday evening.
The members Of the Excelsior Liter
airy club are rehearsinE a drama which
they will reproduce in March.
Miss Mary Mcdonnell, of Pittston, is
| visiting friends on Theodore street.
Miss Grace Vaughn. of West Market
street, is visiting friends in Carbon
dale.
The members Of the family of Philip
Hogan, Of Market street, who We're
quite i'll, are recovering.
Berton LOTUS. of Leggett street. is
confined TO his home with the grip.
William Chappell, of Chappelrs store,
is in Philadelphia on business.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Mar
ket Street Welsh COngre gational church
will conduct pie social in the church
parlors this evening.
Miss Nellie Johnson, of Yonkers. n.
y. has returned home, after spending
q few weeks with friends here
Christian Workers, Their Reward, +"
| was the theme Of a sermon preached
I by Rev. George Guild in the Providence
! Presbyterian church last evening.
| James j. Malloy. Of Marvin avenue
| has returned from a weeks visit in
! Philadelphia.
! The Junior League of Providence
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
/ 4 social this evening, beginning at 73O
! o'clock. There will be recitations and
music, besides the social features. All
| friends of the league are invited to
| join their young friends in this social
! gathering. Admission free.
The members of a sleighing party
from Taylor were entertained at the
! residence of Miss Mary Treverton, Of
! North Main avenue. Those present
! We're: Misses Margaret Williams
, Daisy Sweet, Lizzie Jones, Margaret
| Jenkins, Margaret Moses, Blodwin
| GrifIiths Stella Weed, Edith Kohlcr
| Frank Dunstom, Charlie COombs. Will
liam Rogers, Titus Evans. Samuel Mil
Ter, Edgar stone, Henry Reese, and
| Misses Grace Tucker and Alice Bur
dick, of Scranton. Refreshments were
! served.