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

The seating capacity of Company II ar
mory was taxed to its utmost last even
ing by the audience that gathered to see
the production of the "ROugh Riders" bv
the Keystone Literary and Dramatic club
Inc play was presented for the benefit Il
the Niagara Hose company The Niagara
! boys nave done their utmost to make
this production one of the best of the sea-
son. They were out in fun uniform last
evening and acted as ushers The scene
Of the play is laid at James Crawford's
plantation in Cuba and is thrilling
throughout. The cast of characters was
as follows: James Crawford, a Cuban
planter, John Mcnamara; Ramon Ma
rama, oVerscer of the plantation, and a
Won IN sheep's clothing, G.. j. Weathers;
Don Louis Mariana, his son. afterwards
u spanish cavalry captain, j. j. Camp
bell; Dennis Raferty a product of the
Emerald Isle and a corporal in the Rough
Riders, II. Moran: Sam Jackson, a col
ored American. and Roberts body ser
want, e. j. Gallagher; Pecho, a Cuban
spy, d. Cannon; Alma Crawford, the
planters daughter, Katie Henry; Inez.
her maid. Helen Duggan. The drama was
IN -FOUR acts and was intCrSpersed with
vocal solos and descriptive ballads, James
Moran rendered Born and Bred in Old
Kentucky in a style that brought forth
much applause.
Anna May, the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William NJ Morgan, of Mar
garet avenue, died Yesterday morning
after serious siege Of diphtheria. Fu-
neral notice later.
Stephen IL. O'Boyle, a student of St,
Michaels college, Toronto, Canada, is con-
fined to his home on Greene street by a
severe attack of grip.
The ladies of the Welsh Congregational
church opened their fair and supper last
evening. There was prOfusion of booths
dalhtlly decorated for the occasion. The
turnout was large and fancy work and
candy was disposed of i'm a remarkable
manner This evening a supper will be
served at the usual hours. All are wei
come.
Henry J, FassoId. Of Wyoming. rs-
turned home after spending a week with
her sister, Mrs. Robert Minnick. cf
Church avenue.
St Marys academy opens today after
Il weeks vacation.
Cards are out announcing the approach
ing marriage of Miss Bridget Healey. Of
Wales street, to Martin McAndrew, If
Hill street.
Mrs. j. NJ. Berry. spent Sunday even
ing with Mrs. W. Hanback,, of Prescott
avenue
NJ. j. Clark is spending a few days in
New York city.
Miss Carrie Miller. of Church avenue,
has returned from a visit to Carbondaie.
Miss Alice Henry of Jermyn, who has
bSth NlSltlnS friends mere, has returned
home.
The second annual banquet of the Cen
cral Phil II. Sheridan council, l52 Young
Mems Institute, was held last evening in
the banquet hail of st. Pau's church on
Penn avenue. John j. Narley was toast
master Rev. p J. MCManus. Rev. j.
o'Toole and Rev. James Martin were the
speakers Of the evening. A letter of re-
Grat was read from John Jordan. Prcsi-
dent James Roach answered 81 toast ''rhe
Years Work Of This Council" Caterer
T. II. Durkin served Il choice repaSt 10
the following guests: Miss Agnes Cur
ran, Miss Sadie Lotus, Mrs. John uol-
ieran. Mrs. r. II. Mahon, Mrs Kate Covle.
Miss Celia Walsh, Miss Margaret Me-
Laughlin, Miss Nellie Manley, Miss Ka,ie
Marien, Miss Julia keilv Miss Nellie
Walsh (pianisb, Miss Bridget O'Hora,
Mrs. John Varley Miss Mary nowley,
Miss Mary Powell Miss Maggie Moran,
Miss Name Momatt, Miss Julia Kennedy
Miss Laura Kennedy, Miss Margaret Jor-
dan, Mrs. James Roach. Miss Annie Mof-
fit, Miss Nora Duffy, Miss Gertrude Gil
gallon, Rev. u. j, McManus Rev. James
A. Martin, Rev. NJ. }. OToOle, James
Roche. John r. Holeran, Il. j. Grimes,
Martin Mahon, Thomas j. Muhon, James
Aahon, Patrick Marien. William LAWS,
William Coyle Anthony Manlny, Thad.
Mcdonnell, Vincent IlusZVar A. f.. Me-
Donnell, John Gavin, John O'IIora, ThOs
IIeyers, James Rowlcy, Edward p. Kear-
neY, Peter Buckley, John Kelley Peter
Mccoy, Thomas j. Mcnamara, Michael
Crowley. Thomas Roach, Luke Haran,
Arthur O'Malley.