The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-15

adorned for the occasion. Mrs. Clark
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Cowles,
Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs.
q. l.. Clark. Misses Marion Ackerly,
Helena Clark, Amy Northup and Pau
line Shook assisted in the dining room.
Among the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Clark in this city are George r., of the
firm of florists, who were pioneers in
the region; Giles L., Charles and Mrs.
George Finn, of Olive street. The an
niversary was a most pleasant event
and was attended by many out of town
guests.
Mr.. J. H. Brooks has returned from
Rochester, n. Y, where he was guest
at house party at Hemlock lake. Miss
Welles, who was also a member of the
party, will arrive home this evening.
Thursday night a party of young
people from Green Ridge and South
Side visited the Marvine mines of
Providence. They were in charge of
superintendent Andrew Smith Fire
Boss Matthew Mackey, and George
Smith. In the party were Misses Eva
Barnes, Marie Andre, Cora Gscheidle,
Minnie Duble, Lucy Emercon, Nellie
Rhodes, Anna Rhodes, Adaline Rhodes
and John Mackay, Herbert Dewitt,
Wallace Mackay. Herbert Hill Charles
Bahr, Emile Andre, Conrad Yaglee.
The social listlessuess of the sum-
mer season was delightfully."- inter-
rupted last evening in the North End
by the reception and entertainment
Siven by the choir of the Providence
Fl esbyterian church to the auxiliary
choir of the same church. The auXil-
lary choir consists of twenty eight
young ladies whose ages range flom 10
to 16 years, and who assist with great
acceptance in the music Of that church
on extra occasions. Light, airy and
withal sweetly rendered and sometimes
laughter provoking musical numbers
interspersed at informal intervals were
included in the entertaining pleasan-
tries of last evening and these. with
social amenities and summer delicacies
for the refreshment of the inner man
filled in and rounded out an occasion
of two or three hours of exceptional
enjoyment. The guests, beside the aux
iliary choir, were the pastor of the
church and wife. the members of the
session and board of trustees and their
wives and the husbands and wives
of members of the church choir and
personal friends of some of the younger
members of the choir who were not
husbands or wives. ChOirmaster Whit
temOre and choir committee We're re-
sponsible for the evenings pleasures.
Miss Maud May. only daughter of
Captain and Mrs. w. A. May, who was
graduated this year from Wyoming
seminary, and is a young girl of eX-
Ceptional intellectual promise. will en-
ter Wellesley in September
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Belin, Jr., will
entertain large house party of young
people from this and other towns in
August at their country plact, Glen
verify"
Mr. and Mrs L. l.. Fuller are en-
tertaining house party including Mr..
and Mrs. John Ryon. of Pottsville; Mr..
and Mrs. w NJ. Dickson. Claude Walk
tage at Shelter Island Mr. and Mrs.
C. II. Fuller will go down today to re-
main a fortnight.
Mr.. James Blair will enjoy a cruise
with members of the New York Yacht
club in August on the steamyacht
UVira belonging to his friend, Mr..
Brokaw, of New York. The party will
sail from New London and will cruise
along the coast for some weeks, touch
ing at interesting points.
\ party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. d. Kennedy, their guests, Mr. and
Mrs. A. * Sherman and Mr. and Mrs.
Will sherman, of Newport; Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Kennedy and daughter, Miss
Katherine and Mr.. Harold Kennedy
will spend Sunday at Preston Park
Mr. w. II. Zehnder. of the Scranton
Nut and Bolt works is at Asbury
Park, where Mrs. Zchnder is spending
the summer They will occupy the
Mates house on quincy avenue after
August
MlS, bdulhtlSltl, III sNdll Lake lily,
who recently visited Scranton friends,
has returned 20 her home after a stay
of several weeks She is Utah woman
born and bred and is clever writer
foy newspapers and magazines Her
opinion of Congressman-ele Roberts
is interesting to hear and she declares
that her utter detestation of the man
and his principles is Identical with
the views of all the better class of wo-
men in Utah.
Miss Simpson and NJ Brady went
to Buffalo yesterday to join Mr.. c. d.
Simpson, who is spending several days
in that city.
The excursion Of the Scranton BIZ
cycle club on Thursday was one of the
most delightful affairs of the kind ever
sent out from this city. Bauer fur
nished music, Hanley catered. 1t was
managed with perfection and good
taste; the patrons We're representative
people. No intOXiCants We're about the
picnic grounds and the utmost good
order prevailed. 1t is a pleasure to
note that a social organization can
provide a pleasant outing with all the
Objectionable features eliminated.
The following are among those re-
Gently registered at Elmwood hall,
Elmhurst: Helen Palmer Gavit, AL
bany, y. y; Prof. George Hansen,
Denmark; Rose q. Kane, Reading;
George A. Millett. w. f. Decker, p.