The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-16

Large-Names of the Additional
Contributors to the Fund.
There seems to De no abatement Of
the interest in and results of the work
of the various committees who have in
hand the work Of arranging for the big
cunvcntion oc The National Association
of Letter Carriers, Which viii De held
in This city next September. The geIi-
erai committee met last night in Cot
onel Ezra ii. Rpple's offices III til"
Connell building and almost every
member was present. Andrew p. Bed
ford presided and +. Il Robathan acted
rs secretary. Several committees re-
ported the most encouraging state Of
affairs in their departments.
The committee on entertainment,
through its chairman, Attorney w. Il.
Lewis, reported a partial schedule for
the seven days. as follows:
Sunday, September g. sacred concert at
Nay Aug park.
Monday, September 1, reception of dele
gates and visitors during the morning;
parade at 3 p. M. in which 1t ii expected
300 men will march; ut the conclusion
of the parade luncheon will be served at
various points at 80 p. M, public
meeting will be held at the hyCeum.
Tuesday. September ), association VIII
/ convene at St Thomas college during
! the morning: an excursion IpOint not yet
/ dcsicnuted) will he run i'm the Afternoon
/ and ia the evening All open air concert
/ will be given On court house square II
which the Letter Carriers band Iron
! New York city sixty strong, VIII pirttci.
! pate.
TRIP TO MOUNTAIN PARK,
Wednesday, September ., in the morn
! ms. another session OF the uSSoCiatio.
| will be held. In the afternoon the dele
! gates and visitors will become the guess
of the Wil.rS-Burr Letter carriers nnC
/ viii hr taken To Mountain park. Dum'
the evening Doiu,s of interest in an,
| about Wilkes-BBrT will be- vested
Thursday, Segtrmbe! :. three session
Of the association viii he hold. Whi
! thc delegate are ir session, their wiVe
and friends will be taken for Il drive ov"
the Boulevard aud around to III
| "Hurued Bridge reservoir of the Scran
ton Gas and Water company.
Friday. September >. Two sessions wi
lie held, one at 10 Al. M. the other at
! p. m. In the rvonug trolley rides {
| various points will be taken. For Satui
day no arrangements have as yet bee
made.
The finance committee reported grea
success and are especially gratifed wit
the responses from women all over tn
city through the envelopes. Secretar
RObathan reported that he was dali
in receipt of communications from a.
over the country. From every tow
where a fire." delivery is in operatiu
within $50 miles of this city the whol
| in, RI ~ al
and every other city or town of an
prominence will have it's represents
tions.
| Colonel Ripple urged upon the con
mittce on accommodations the nCcc,
sty Of having ample arrangement
made so THAI not even one delegat
could complain of neglect or poor qual
ters. Major Millar suggested that
subcommittee on reception or ort !
appointed. John II. Phillips, chai
, man of the hote! committee, state
that he had received several cOmmuI
ications from the motel men as to IL
rates and number tC he accommodate
1t was agreed that his commit,
should present a tabulatcd report
, the above at The next regula: mcetin
ADDITIONAL NAMES.
The following additional contrib
tors have been added to the fund f
the entertainment of the delegates
the letter carriers convention:
Miss +. NJ. Peck, Mrs Louis Rcichel
, | Mrs. j. l.. Harris Mrs. j. Lohman, NJ
j. II. Williams, Mrs. ID. ID. Evans. MI
Seth WriGlcN, Mrs. DR.. George T.. Beac
Mrs. John W. Evans. Mrs. Jacob Je
|
[ Mrs. \. y. Chase, Mrs. Charles Marke
l Mrs. l.. II. Worth, Mrs. Casper Haa
e. Mrs. ID. W. Vaughn. Mrs. Peter Ross
Mrs. John j. Wagner, Misses Lizzie al
{ Lena Rosar, Mrs. Max Judkovitz, Nj
, Il. $. Reynolds, Mrs. G W Waters, MI
ID. w. Vaughn. Mrs W. y. Gaul, Miss
Bertha and Ruth Carson, Mrs. Hcl
II Mitchell, Mrs. May Dunlap
: Mrs. NJ. A. Duval, Mrs. f.. l.. Roesl,
d Mrs. Louise Szupas, Mrs. Rose Da
n ncrs, Mrs. f. Schoen, Mrs. William
s Moore, Mrs T. O. Byrne, Mrs \.
: Shoplaud, Mrs. Charles Sherman, NJ
= Eliza Lynn Mrs. Florence Morton, NJ
~ j. u. Hopewcll, Mrs. stephen Chapp,
t Mrs. Lizzie Moyles, Mrs. Charles lie
S wood, Mrs, J. l.. Wentz Mrs j. Carte
Mrs. g. S. Mott, Mrs. T.. c. Brownir
Mrs. W. NJ. Dickson, Mrs. |. II. Burr
Mrs. T.. d. Jenkins, Mrs B. r. Jayl
Mrs. A. f. Law, Mrs. Conrad Schroed
Miss Celia S. Schroeder, Mrs. A He
!. derson, Mrs. j. y. Garrett, Mrs. John
Roberts, Mrs. j. Fred Ilopewell, NJ
\. w. Mckee.
=, Mrs. Edward Price, Mrs. William {
= mond Mrs. ]. w. Alworth, Mrs, NJ.
n Carr, Mrs. j. Fleming, Mrs, $. RoOs, NJ
y, Fred Robling, Mrs. A. Blaschikc NJ
" f.. Becker. Mrs. l.. G. Rozcllc, Mrs.
- G.. Roos, Mrs, j. j. Maher, Mrs.
q Walsh. Mrs. Rennard, Mrs. Sulliv;
"a Mrs. j. Kohnstamm, Mrs. II. Trans
Mrs. B. J. Neville, Theodore Straub
t. Jones, William l.. Belts, Mrs. 4. \
n Fadden. Mrs. j. A. Evans
!. Mrs. Lewis Hun, Mrs. Philip KiI
Mrs William Schmidt, Mrs. William |
| Their Mrs. Henry Armbrust, Mrs. j.