The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-04

revelation to many housewives to be
told that this up to date young women
actually provide n dainty and beauti-
ful luncheon of eight courses and as
vet the cost has come below the sum
named.
Among those who belong to the club
are Mrs. c. C. Arndt, Mrs. II. b. Rey-
nods, Mrs. w. d. Russell, Mrs. Frank
Merrineld Mrs. vi. r. Kays, Miss la
wilson, Miss Fordham, Miss Glare
Reynolds, Miss Florence Hull, Miss
Poore and Miss Bavinia Dimmick.
Tuesday evening the Dixie benefit
will occupy the attention Of society
people in general and indeed of all the
merits of these talented artists as well
as those who admire Mr.. James Sam
derson's literary ability, The clever
little comedy adapted by him and
which win be played that evening will
attract much attention.
1t is Just possible that the Young
Ladies' society of the First Presby-
terian church will take a hand in the
literary entertainments of the winter
and provide course of lectures or
readings for the benefit of the work
carried on by this excellent organiza-
ton. 1t has been suggested that Ruth
McEnery Stuart, whose charming stor-
les of western life some times told in
dialect. have so delighted magazine
readers, may be secured for an even
ing of readings. If she should choose
one of the sonny" scenes she would
/ be sure to gain the heart as well as
the ear of her audience. 1t has also
been suggested that Prof. Griggs and
/ one well known author be engaged by
/ this society for evenings later in the
| season.
The Young Womcns Christian asso-
citation hopes to realize handsome re-
turns from Miss Emeline A. Dunn'S
/ lectures next Tuesday evening and
/ Wednesday afternoon at the Bicycle
club. They will be by far the most fas-
Cinating art talks ever given in this
city as many exquisite water colors Of
famous scenes at home and abroad will
be shown at each lecture. They will
attract the most discriminating taste
Of Scranton.
Art work in every direction seems "a
be attacking this city. Tuesday next
from 10 until 4. Miss Booth of Philadel-
phia, and Miss Frances smith, OF
Mount POcono, who has many friends
in this city will give ar exhibition ol
beautiful art neeGlework at the Jer-
myn, where the bridal chamber will bt
prepared for the display.
Colonel and Mrs. II. NJ. Boies will
open their conservatories on Thursda!
next at o'clock for an orchid an
chrysanthemum exhibit which will b,
thehnest ever seen in this region. TIL
variety of magnificent specimens ha
received large additions and this oc
casion will afford the public an op
portunity to see rare species whicl
has not before been enjoyed. A nomi
, nal offering will be given by visitor
: for the benefit of the Hahnenan
: hospital. The flower show will opel
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Dean gave a
informal card party Thursday evenin
5 at their home on Madison avenue. whe
I among the guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs
= Frederick Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. i
| =. hOuLTey, MI anu MIS- JOnH Snef
, wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ritz, NJ,
and Mrs. w. +. Anderson, Mr.. an
5 Mrs. W. II. Pierce.
4 On Thursday afternoon at 4 o'cloc
/. Mr.. Harrison n. Dymond and Mis-
Y Julia Switzer, both of Lockville, wy
n omng county, were united in marriag
Y by Rev. Robert f. Y. Pierce at III
= Penn avenue Baptist parsonage o
a Mi in avenue. Mr.. Dymond is a pros