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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-16

or. The patrOnesses are the following:
Mrs. A. b. Blair, Mrs. j. Selden Blair.
Mrs. II. I. Brady, jr., Mrs. Reese G.
Brooks, Mrs. George G.. Brooks, Mrs.
\. NJ. Decker, Mrs. \. w. Dickson,
Mrs. f.. l. Fuller Mrs. n. 4. Hubert,
Mrs. f.. b. Jermyn, Mrs. w. d. Ken
nedy, Mrs. b. +. Watson, Mrs. H. w.
Kingsbury, Mrs. w. W. Lathrope, Mrs
J. \. Linen, Mrs. w. q. Parke, Mrs
Frederick j. Plat, Mrs. c. d. Simp-
son, Mrs. A. II. Storrs, Mrs, II. w. Tay-
lor. Mrs. Arthur Twitchell, Mrs. T. II.
Watkins, Mrs l.. A. Watres.
The Princeton Glee club is the great
event of Christmas night The dia-
gram will open at Powell's on.Monday.
That the house will be crowded is al.
ready an assured fact. The concert
will be followed by dance at the Bi-
cycle club.
The first exhibition of the Keramic
club has been most successful. MANY
visitors have viewed the collection and
expressed surprise at the Ia 'oe num-
Der of beautiful pieces of porcelain.
The sales have been extensive, but
there is still a fine assortment to be
seen, several new pieces having been
added yesterday. Today will be the
last of the exhibition and the pubic
is invited to visit the rooms in ~ Car
ter building, on the Linden street side.
The Cradles" for the Lackawanna
hospital have mutely solicited consid-
cradle money for the children's ward,
more than 1925 having this far been
received in this way, One cradle bank
containing s-J was stolen. How a per-
son Of ever so abandoned a type could
steal from the poor sick children in
the hospital is mystery, but it was
done; Don't forget the little people at
Christmas time, a few pennies from
each shopper would build that much
needed ward.
The Phi Alphas gave a dinner Thurs
day night at the Country club in honor
OF Mr.. Lawrence Fuller
MIS-. Chauncey Reynolds will give 2
tea next Thursday afternoon at her
home on Wyoming avenue.
Miss Bennell will entertain a COM
pany of friends at cards this evening
Among those who will probably en-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-16

noon Oh lHdI udS.
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. %, at (
o'clock, Helen Grace, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Eliezer u. Jenkins, of ca
pouse avenue, will be married to DIR.
Welcom G. Snover, at Green Ridge
Presbyterian church.
This afternoon the Young Ladies'
society of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church will hold cake sale in the
parlors, where tea will be served ard
pleasant social hour has been
planned. The cakes made by the Firss
church young ladies are every bit rs
good as the cause for which they labor
and that is saying a great de Il.
The Home for the Friendless has
been quarantined for the past two
months with miniature epidemic Of
scarlet fever. None of the cases have
proved fatal and all have now recov-
cred. Next week fumigation will take
place and outside intercourse with the
institution will be resumed. 1t has
been a long, lonely period for the ma
tron and the old ladies' as we'll as for
the little people, who have been kept
at home from school. The physicians
say that the arrangements for isOla-
tion of patients suffering with contag-
iOus disease are so complete i'm the
home that II is in far better condition
i'm this respect than any hospital in the
city. 1t is a pleasure to be able to
announce that the inmates will bS able
to enjoy the old-fashioned Christmas
festivities as in the past Mrs Walk
er, the matrOn, has given a number Of
little teas for the old ladies during
this state Of quarantine and the chill
dren have had a party, besides de-
lightful Thanksgiving celebration, SO
their shut-in condition has been some
what frightened.
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edge of good lace CT with n dainty bit
of embroidery in tna corners, either
wrought on the matr'ill -" cur ont rf
lace and appliqied with ircnitismdl
stitches. All these things took IT, lr.
She couldn't have lone them up in
the last two weeks before Christmas
Then she hem-sttched some chiffon
and made lovely knot of the fluffy
stuff to go beneath the fair chin of q
girl she loved and she fashioned q
beautiful party hood out Of 2 yard Of
pink china silk and some white wad-
ding This gift cost sixty cents, but it
was averaged up on the ferns.
\ dream of a corset cover was made
seamless except at the shoulders. Of
dimty. with tiny frills and beading in
which baby ribbon was run. A ribbon
collar made over wires with stunning
points and a dear little bow i'm front
cost twenty-five cents and couldn't be
duplicated in the shops for fifty. A
strip Of white cashmere embroidered
richly at the ends in blue forget-me-
nots made a shawl or scarf to wear
under a party cloak which is the pride
of certain bellies wardrobe. 1t cost
81. but was the sole extravaganza in
lllt llSl anu NdS tNtUFu up, as lne
donor declared, by the other things.
Here is a partial list with the ex-
pense.
Gliding for three pots Of ferns........S 10
Linen for collars, etc. ................. 40
Dimity for two COr'et COverS......... .25
Lace and ribbon corset coVers.,..... .25
Ribbon for collar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
f.ts tVNrA hon 10
China silk and wadding .............. so
Olive card board NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
PaSSe PartOut paper and glass .,... 80
Linen for magazine covers .......... .25
Cashmere and silk floss .,...,........ 200
Total .,.,...,. .............,..........Sj
This amount purchased. twenty-eight
gifts, at an average of 90 cents each.
They included three pots of terms. six
collar edges two handkerchiefs, two
corset covers, a ribbon collar two bows,
a party-hoOd, three sets of Madonna
pictures, mounted one nut bowl, an
embroidered shawl two book covers
and four magazine covers. The list
does not include a number of presents
given TO children, none costing more
than % cents and sOme'of which in the
shape of books, were embellished IN
water color sketches by the giver.
Some OF the materials were already in
the possession of the clever little lady
who devised the scheme, the deer skin
the silver dish, the silk for embroid-
cry and sewing not being estimated,
but it all shows what dan be done with
ingenuity, time and patient labor. She
said. and so said her husband. that
they never had such a happy Christ
mas in their lives, and this year, when
their worldly prospects have so far i'm.
proved that he sacrifices of that other
holiday time are not needed, she looks
back upon II with aCcrtain thrill of pride
which she will not feel next week when
her costlier gifts are sent forth.
.. -t... ... .. Saucy Bess.
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magazine cover, the velvet collar and
belt for her young friends. They were
finished without hurry and with the
pleasantcst thoughts wrought into
each stitch. She does not have to sit
up nights and bemoan the Intervention
of two blessed Sundays between this
morning and Christmas day, as so
must lost time. She dOas not have to
tear madly down town in crowded
shops and wind swept streets to make
an unsatisfactory choice of what is
left for somebody omitted from her
list by mistake. oh, no, she is wise
woman, and she has even sent in her
subscriptions and addresses for the
periodicals she wishes to present 10
friends. How | hate her for being 50
fOrehanded.
The story of a twenty-five cent limit
which was left incomplete last week
may be prolonged to d considerable eX-
tent. The busy young wife, like the
sensible woman noted above, did not
make all her preparations for Christ
mas in a hurry. She could never have
achie we'd such results in q week or
two. Indeed some of her plans were
made in June and even earlier For
instance, it was then that she went far
into the woods one Gay for drive
with friends and carried a trowcl and
a basket in order to remove ferns for
home adOrnment. They throve finely
i'm a shaded corner of the lawn and
from their number two or three hand
some ones were kept in the house.
When her economical Christmas eN'
panditures became necessary she hit
upon an idea that saved much of the
allowance provided. There We're some
pots i'm the cellar, common red ones,
wide and low, such as bulbs often
come in at Easter. She brushed coat
of shellaC on several and carefully
pasted q row of portraits of famous
authors, cut from the Bookman and
other magazines. They We're clipped
in an oval form, with a little gilt bor-
der as q frame for each. over all she
put a coat of Varnish These decor
ated one pot, I'm which was placed g
beautiful. thrifty wood fern. The art
gallery Yves varied as to the others,
one having a frieZe Of Chlldr2n's faces
cut from the Advertisements another
of well known stage faVorites, Maud
Adams wistful eyes looking out from
p miniature frame made of tiny dots
of putty gilded to look like the bead
ing often seen. These most attractive
gifts gladdened the hearts Of three old
ladies whose homes were HOne too
bright with flowers and sunshine. For
another friend sh' prepared a fish
globe with sOmC lovely plants which
thrive in the water with gravel and
pebbles for bed.
Then she made littlC turnoVor pieces
of sheer linen for the collar A half
yard of the exquisite rIa material cost
forty cents. II made an Infinite num-
Der of those pretty accessories q a
costume, besides the center of several
delicate haudker"hi'Is. Thay were
hem-stitched or nnlshed with tinv
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Movements of Pc0Dle

Mr.. and Mrs, Stanley Smith are in New
York.
DR. d, H. jenkins and son are in Phila-
delphia.
Attorney \. j, Colborn has returned
from Baltimore,
Sheriff Block, of i}inshamton, was i'm
the city yesterday,
city Solicitor and Mrs A. A. Vosburg
are I'm New York city.
Mr., NJ. r. Garter and family have gone
to Florida for the Water.
Colonel and Mrs. H. NJ, Boies have re-
turned from New York city.
willis. the young son of Mr.. and Mrs,
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tertain holiday house parties will be
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. BOies, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Halstead. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. S. Weston, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Scranton, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Brady, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Benz. Dimmick, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ID. Blackinton, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Watkins and others.
Mrs. b. A. Hill gave a beautiful tea
on Thursday at her home on Clay ave-
nue. in honor of her daughters ad-
vent into society. A very large num-
Der of ladies called. The house was
elaborately decorated by Clark. Bauer
orchestra furnished music. Mrs. Hill
and Miss Hill were assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. Samuel Wayland of
Wilkes Barre. Among the handsome
ly gowned ladies who wore about the
rooms were Mrs. A. J. C1nnell, Mrs.
w. w. Watson, Mrs. Landy, Mrs. T
q. Wolfe. At the frappe table We're
Mrs. q. NJ. Hallstead and Mrs. f. l..
McGOwan. In the dining room We're
Miss Annie Watson, Miss Anne Hand.
Miss Mabel Schlager, Miss Bierhaus
and Miss Carrie Bennell. Hanley ca
tered.
Mrs. Frank f. Platt gave a large re-
ception on Thursday at her home on
Webster avenue. 1t was one of the
most attractive social affairs of the
year. Mrs. Plat was assisted in re-
ceiving by her sister Miss Skinner, of
Hartford, Conn. The ladies who as
sisted in entertaining about the rooms
were Mrs. r. w. Archibald, Mrs. j.
Benz. Dimmick, Mrs. r. NJ. Scranton,
Mrs. A. II. Storrs, Mrs. D. L. Tate and
Miss Mary 4. Manness. Mrs. f. j.
Platt presided at the frappe table. Mrs.
c. II. Welles and Miss Platt were at
the table in the dining room. Miss
Helen Boies, Miss Marjorie Plat. Miss
Louise Smith and Miss Janet Storrs
assisted in serving refreshments.
Miss Jessie Ripple will entertain =
small company of friends at a mas
querade party on the 26th.
Mrs. George Sanderson gave a tea
yesterday, introducing Miss Helen San
derson to society.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Watkins gave a
beautiful dinner of thirteen covers
Tuesday evening. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sturges, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Twitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. +. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. II
II, Brady, Miss Welles, Miss Augusta
| Archibald, Messrs. p. b. Belin and
! James Blair.
Mrs. George Sanderson gave re-
| ception yesterday afternoon to intro
| duce Miss Helen to society. Mrs. San
| derson and her daughter were assisted
| in receiving by Miss Tyler, of Ithaca,N
| Y, the hanceo of Mr.. James q. Sander
( son. About the rooms were the Mrs.
I Gardner Sanderson, Mrs, II. b. Rey-
! nolds. Mrs, Il. NJ. Scranton. Mrs. Il. j.
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Platt and Miss Anna Sanderson Mrs
II IT, Brady and Mrs. p. =.
Watson served frappe. Mrs. T..
B. Sturges and Mrs. 7. REM.
Dimmick presided at the table
in the dining room, where Miss Hunt
Miss Welles, Miss Bennell and Miss
Parke served refreshments.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Hurley will give
a reception on Thursday evening next
at their home in North Park. Mrs.
Hurley will also receive on the after
noon of that day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-16

See the superb and exclu-
sive design OF furnishings in
our show windows.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-16

Our grand window dis
play will give you a hint
what to buy him for a
Chris tmaS Present.
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Full Dress and "Tuxedo" Suits Coats and Vests in the
Cloths half the price charged
by the taiors. going Dress
will profit by looking
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Miss Benneli will entertain COM
pany of friends at cards this evening.
Among those who will probably en-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-16

Mrs. Chauncey Reynolds will give 2
tea next Thursday afternoon at her
home on Wyoming avenue.
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The Phi Alphas gave a dinner Thurs
day night at the Country club in honor
OF Mr., Lawrence Fuller.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
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ct. MugGfa.

Der Damn bel ser 9}eenob Wtiib(e
beo Nerrn Op. Seumer fam iuiolge
Ser No0ilutb ullerOin9s 81 S60oen,
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bon ieiner Satin nit einem SObn6en
bel6entt, bas bel Der 0eburt leiner
@rOBe we9en Grltaunen erre9t baben
Ioli.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27

sSreunbldait ebereuropdii6en Wa6t;
aber eS mill ebenlo weniS eiii Suno'
nit nit Seutl6lano wie nit en9laro.
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freunoli6e &erbdltniB nit irgeno Ell
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Staot feline politil6e oeutl6 amertta-
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fam i6 bieS nutilrli6 bod nt6t I'M
Namen aQer beuti6en Semobner Die
Ter Staot be%baupten.
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Dr. g. ~. JObmiDm.
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ite So6ter Waria traten Sienita9 Ell.
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