The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-03

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| liberty; Matte Edgar, night; Marie
Gunstor, morning; Margaret Kirkpa-
trick. dancing rirl; Gertrude Beck
with. Majorie Platt, d'Andelot Belln,
| British soldier; Joseph Jay, Curtis
Platt, Leon Grifiln. Gypsy; Floyd Full
Ter, Chnaman; McNair Phillips, Joe
! Alexander, prince
! This afternoon Mrs. John Simpson
! will entertain informally at cards.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. BENJAMIN Dimmick
| gave a dancing party last evening at
their home on North Washington ave-
nue., for their daughter, Miss Jean,
! which was largely attended and most
/ ENJOYABLE. Music was furnished by
/ Bauer. Among the guests were: Miss.
| es SandersOn, Mamma Sturges. Lois
| SchlaEer, Leila Steel, Katherine Steel.
| Eleanor Motfat, Mary Gearhart, Alice
| Knapp, Dorothy Dimmick. Cornelia
| Galpin, Mary Dickson. Dorothy Ees.
| sell, Ruth Archibald. Margaretta Belin,
| Grace Law. MargaritG Taylor Eliza
beth Flair, Lois Tracey, Elizabeth Tor
! ter, Clara Van Cleef. Mary Blair An
ma McAnulty; Messrs. Frank Linen,
Harold Watres, Lawrence Watres.
Douglas Moffat Max Besscll Hugh
Archibald. Carl Walles. Clarence Gill
mere. Dickson Torrey, Robert Mat
thews, Norman Farke, Grier Parke.
Frank Law. William Breck. Stuart
Plumley, Gardner Plumley, Gould
Parke, Frank Ballentyne, Harry Jones,
Walter Stevens, John Blair.
The first winter assembly will be held
this evening at the Scranton Bicycle
club. Miss Bein. Miss Hunt, Miss
Archibald and Miss Welles constitute
the committee
The members of the house parties en-
tertained at the homes of Mr. James
Archibald, Mr.. T~n.y Belin, jr., Mr.. c. II.
Welles and N T.. Hunt enjoyed a
sleighride &c Country club last
night, where '.r was served and a
charming el 3 was spent. Among
those present 81 ere Mr.. and Mrs. N. G
Robertson, the Misses Archibald, Miss
Barber Miss Baldwin, OF Baltimore
Miss Caldwell, Miss Linberg, Miss
Holmes, Miss Cogswell, Miss Hunt,
Miss Harris. Miss Belin. Messrs. Foster,
Fisher, Stephen Smith Clarence
Larned, j. II. Brooks, a. G. Hunt, T..
B. Belin, Welles, Joseph Goddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Catlin enter
tained at a reception yesterday after
noon in honor Of Miss Stewart. of New
York, who is the guest of Mrs. Clarence
Sturges. Those who assisted were Miss
Archibald, Miss Curtis, of Washington
Misses Augusta and Anna Archibald
and Miss Steel.
Mrs. c. II. Welles gave a luncheon
yesterday in honor of her daughter and
the members of the house party being
entertained at their home. The guests
were: Miss Cogswell, Of Albany; Miss
Holmes. of Poughkeepsie: Miss Lin
berg, of Trenton, n. j.; Miss Baldwin,
Miss Barber of Englewood, y. j.: Miss
Caldwell of Troy, n. Y. Miss Hunt,
Misses Archibald Miss Anderson;
Messrs. r. II. Storrs, of Orange. N. j.:
Joseph Goddard. of Chicago: tbs
Messrs. Foster of New York; Learned
and Smith, OF Orange; Fisher, of New
York: A. u. Huntington, a. G. Hunt,
J. II. Brooks. a. L. Hunt, ir.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tory gave luncheon
yesterday at her home on Adams ave.
nue., in honor of her daughter, Miss
Margaret, for whom Mrs. r S. God
frey also gave a luncheon at Hotel Jer-
myn on Saturday. Miss Torrys en-
~agement to Mr.. J. E. Fassett, Of the
Tunkhannock National bank. was an
nounced at that time.
William Warner, of rs Madison ave-
nue., entertained yesterday at his beau
tiful home, the members of his Sun
day school class, together with the SUI.
perintendent r. I'll. Brader and the
pastor, Rev. G. c.. Spieker, of Holy
Trinity Lutheran church. The day was
. spent very pleasantly. Vocal and in.
strumental music was rendered by var
; iOus members of the party. The selec-
tions of Mr.. Warmers youngest daugh-
ter Florence, added particular interest
and delight to the occasion. At 3.3C
T.. m. sumptuous dinner was served
over which Miss Lillian Warner pre-
sided. A number OF the class were un-
able to be present being sick with the
grip. The gathering comprised the fol-
lowing: Richard II. Brader. Mr. Fred
; erick Slotterbeck, Mr.. William Warner
: Misses Josephine Bernhard, Annie
Femme, Emma Hotter, Louisa Slotter.
= beck. Alice Femme. Anna Bernhard
Anna Slotterbeck, Florence Warner
Rev. and Mrs. c. G. Spieker, Lilliar
Warner.
The marriage of George Paine,
Smith to Ernestine, daughter of DR.
g and Mrs. Judson Butts, of Brunswick
2 Georgia. took place at the family home
on Thursday. Dec. %. The mansion
= was beautifully decorated with hollN
; and southern palms. The ceremony
/, was conducted by the uncle of the
: groom, the Rev. DR. Clarke. ID. D., OF
/, Colgate university, in the presence oi
; mutual friends and relatives from
\ north and south. The newly weddet
; pair will live in Brooklyn. The bride
e is a descendant of the eminent signe,
; of the Declaration, James Wilson, whc
J, is described in DR.. Mitchell's Hugh