The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Reynolds, Mr.. and |
Mrs N. G. Robertson, DR. and Mrs. w.
G. Fulton, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Kings
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Boyer, Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Crawford, DIR. and Mrs.
c. L. Frey, Mrs. c. b. Penman,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Jermyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. =. Christian, Mr. and Mrs. H.
c. Dunham. Mr.. and Mrs T. +. Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Porter, DIR. and
Mrs. ]. w. Coolidge, Mr.. and Mrs A. b.
Eynon, Mr.. and Mrs. David Spruks,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Goldsmith, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Boland, Mrs. c. S. Wool
worth, Mrs. Frederick Connell. Mr.. and
Mrs Il. II. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Pelton.
Miss Belin. Miss Dale, the Misses
Reynolds, Miss Welles, Miss Lentz, OF
New York, Miss Fletcher, Miss Ander-
son, the Misses Archibald.
Hon. J.. A. Watres, Hon. w. II. Jes-
sup, Messrs. c. ID. Breck, r. G.. Brooks,
c. f. Chittenden, Franklin Howell, A.
| II. Christy, George c. Brooks, II. E.
| Looms, NJ. II. Dale, =. b. Belin j. II.
| Brooks, A. G. Hunt. A. d. Holland, j.
! A. Lansing. w II. Taylor, II. j. Ander-
| son, Fletcher, c. II. Gunster, S. Il.
Mott. Willard Matthews, J. S. Oakford,
! w. II. Peck, Charles SchlaEer. f. II.
| Platt, ]. II. Torrey c. II. Welles, p. j.
| Koran.
Next Saturday afternon and evening
! a whist tournament will be held at the
| Bicycle club, which will be of unusual
interest. 1t is an open tournament, all
players paying table fee of twenty
! five cents for the expenses of prizes,
etc A very large number of entries
are expected, and many ladies will be
present. Local whist lovers will be in
terested in knowing that Mr.. T. e.
Otis, Of Newark, who has so many
| friends in this city, will be one of
the contestants. While players from
| Wilkes Barre, Carbondale. Bingham
ton, Pottsville and other cities are ex-
pected. Mr.. Ayman, Of Newark, has
also promised to be here. 1t is re-
qucsted that all those who have been
members of the Otis Whist club will
enter.
The games will be played in the audi
torium Of the Bicycle club.
Miss Emeline Dunn, whose lovely
pictures painted abroad by herself at
tracted such favorable comment at
private view recently, will give two art
lectures for the benefit of the Young
Women's Christian association, Nov. G.
There will be a parlor talk. probably
at the home of Mrs. Il. II. Ripple, fol-
| lowed by one in the evening at the
association rooms.
Friends who have visited Miss Dunn's
studio in New York say that her mod
cling and oil painting are equally fine;
and that her time is occupied with az
sistance rendered to art teachers who
come to her.
The committee having the matter in
charge will soon have prepared an an
nouncement of the talks with list of
pictures to be shown and names OF
patronesses. Among these are Mrs.
Powell, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Boies, Miss
Hawley and others who have seen both
the pictures and the scenes they rep
resent and so can we'll recommend Miss
Dunn to our friends.
Miss Edith Norton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Norton, will go out this
year from the Star Lyceum Bureau
? of New York, with n company under
= her own name, composed of other
= artists of ability, comparing well with
her own. This is q great compliment
to the talented young reciter who has
l achieved a wide popularity thus early
d. in her career. The company is known
2 as THE Edith Norton Concert Com
; pany," and is led by Miss Norton
2 whose impersonations and recitations
? have in so brief 4 time made her one
= Of the most desirable entertainers or
the American platform. The othel
I members are Miss Pauline johnson, Z
We'll known soprano; Miss Janet Les
I ter, a whistler of marvellous talent
and Professor Charles Void, whose
I versatility. particularly with musical
\ glasses, has given him an enviable
e reputation. 1t is TO be hoped Miss
Norton win visit her home city in an
. entertainment early in the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ben Dimmick great.
!. ly enjoyed their trip abroad, during tht
= time which was chiefly spent in Swift
). zerland. In Paris later they had the
pleasure of again meeting F.. Hopkin,
e son Smith, who, with his wife, hat
: spent the month of September il
= Venice, according to a time-honoreC
|. custom of this versatile gentleman. l
: is just possible that the great novels
|. may make a third visit to Scranton
:. this winter.
q Venice has not been an exceptionally
). fortunate locality for Scranton visitor
|. this season. Mrs. w w. Scranton
d found herself quarantined there 70
;. some weeks with her son, Worthing
/ ton, who was suffering with tn
}. measles. They are now on their home
l. ward voyage.
!, Mr. and Mrs. +. B. Jermyn cele
s. brated the tenth anniversary of thei
= wedding Tuesday night at the Coun
t. try club, when number of guest
d We're entertained in a pleasant fashion
n, Among the guests were Mrs. A. NJ