The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-23

cts for the full course will be sold at
Powell's and by number of ladies' in
cluding Miss Anna X. Sanderson, Mrs.
g. Edgar Dean, Mrs. J. w. Howarth,
Mrs. }. l.. Crawford Mrs Aria Will
Jams, Mrs w. r. Hackett.
give dinner Tuesday night in honor
of Miss Wclles.
Mrs. Ballentine will give next week
thr first of series of recitals by pu-
pills of advanced grade, Those assist
ing in the first rehearsal will b. the
Misses Phoebe Smith, Eva Morris,
Irene kann and Josephine Medway.
At Il dinner at the Country club last
night the guests were: Miss Boies
Miss Gertrude Sprague Miss Anna
Archibald, Miss Buckston, of Baltimore;
Messrs. George Morgan, Of Pittsburg,
La Motto Belin, W. j. Torrcy and G. A.
Belin. Later number of young peo-
pie gathered Informally and enjoyed
an evening of music and dancing. A
trio composed of Miss Anna Archibald
at the piano; Miss Gertrude Sprague,
violin, and Mr. LaNIotte Belin, mando-
lin, gave many charming numbers.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. n. G. Robertson, Miss Linberg, OF
Trenton: Miss Holmes and Miss Myer.
of Poughkeepsie: Miss Kaufman, Lam
caster; Miss Beliu. the Misses Arch
bald, Miss Simpson, Miss Welles, Miss
Hunt, Miss Linen, Misses Alice and
Helen Matthews. Miss Anderson. Miss
JesSup, Miss Mcleod. Miss Galpin,
Miss Bennell: Messrs Blair, z. B. Be-
lin, j. II. Brooks. Hugh Archibald, ].
w. Oakford. II. g. Merrill. f.. W. Hol-
land, Lawrence and Frank Fuller, Jesse
Jones, j. h. Neale. Carl Welles. A. q,
Hunt, \. +. Hunt, jr
Judge and Mrs Archibald entertained
at dinner Thursday evening i'm honor
OF Miss BuCkstOn. of Baltimore the
guest of their daughter. Miss Anna.
Those present We're: Miss Scranton
and Mr.. William Scranton Of New
Haven; Miss Platt, Miss Bclin. Miss
Boies, Miss Anderson, Miss Gertrude
Sprague, Miss Jessup; Messrs. w. W.
scranton. T. +. Archibald. w. ]. Tow
rey, j, b. Neale, G. \. Belin and La
Motto Bnlin.
Mrs. G. II. Zehnder who has spent
the summer a Allenhurst, y. j., is IN
town this week. She will go to Ger
many in November in the hope of an
Improvement of health.
Miss Jermyn gave dance at the
Country club Monday night. Among
NJ,
reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. George r. Jor-
myn, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Dick
son. Mr., and Mrs. T.. b. Jermyn. Mr..
and Mrs, b. f. Watson. Mrs. Ge1lgc
B. Griffith. Misses Belin. Simpson, An
derson' Coleman, Nash, Dale. Lin
berg of Trenton, y. j.: Holmes, OF
Poughkeepsie n. Y; Myer, of Pough-
keepsie; Kaufman. of Lancaster. Pa;
Misses Archibald, Augusta Archibald,
Matthews, Welles. Hunt. Alice Mat
theWs' Reynolds; Messrs. Merrill. Hol-
land Blair, E. Z. Loomis. L. Fuller.
Frank Fuller, A. G. Hunt. Everett
Hunt, Jones, Brady, Neale, Lefferts. Of
New York; Selden II. Kingsbu:y, Dale,
Russell Dimmick, Chase. Carl Wellcs,
P. b. Beln, G. A. Belin. John Fl. Br,ckA,
La Motto Belin, Music was furnished
by Bauer
Mr., and Mrs. w. f. Hallstead and
Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Hallstead at
tended the house warming at "BaIli-
garry the magnificent seaside villa
OF Martin Maloney, at Spring lake,
on Monday evening. The affair,
which was attended by many promi-
nent people, was a birthright festival
in honor of Miss Margaret, the daugh.
ter of the house. The beautiful resi-
dence has cost about a million dollars
and is considered the finest on the Jer-
Sey coast. 1t is modelled on the plan
CT the white house at Washington.
Mr.. Maloney is multi-mllionaire,
although he started life in very hum
Die conditions in this city, most older
residents remembering him when in
the hardware business on Penn ave-
nue.. His rise in life was chiefly due
TO Mr. w. f. IIallstead. who may GER
talnly regard Mr.. MalOney as a good
investment from any point OF view. The
latter has made an enormous fortune
In Philadelphia and is now cOntem-
plating changing his winter residence
TO New York city,
Mrs. Edison Peck entertained a few
friends at thimble tea Thursday af-
ternoOn at her home on Adams ave-
nue., Green Ridge. The guests were
Mrs. Van Bergen, Mrs. S. p Hull, Mrs.
G. {. Arndt, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. T.. ~.
'hamberlin Mrs. Merrifeld Mrs. Al !
fred Hunt, Mrs, IIallstead. the Misses !
Hull Miss Van Cleef. Miss Nettetoa.
Miss Robinson, the Misses Davidson.
the Misses Gerecke, Miss Fordham.
Miss Mary Il. Jordan, whose beauti- |
fuFyoice is so well known in this city. |
was married Wednesday morning to |
Mr. John w. FitzGibbon, Of the Lacka- |
wanna Railroad company. The cere !
mony was performed at st. Peters by |
Rev +, j. Cough, a nuptiaI mass pre- |
ceding 1t. Miss Margaret Jordan. sis |
ter of the bride, was maid of honor.
The groomsman was Mr.. NJ. J. Fitz- |
gibbon, brother Of the groom. The !
ushers were Messrs. John and Daniel
Jordan,
At the conclusion a breakfast WAS |
served at the home of the brides |
mother Mrs Margaret Jordan. of 10 |
Adams avenue by Caterer Hanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgibbon will reside in |
a newly furnished home i'm Platt Place. |
ON Thursday last there gathered 3t |
the residence Of Mrs. Samuel r. Har- |
ris, OF Morris court, about thirty chill
lren TO tender a happy surprise To her
sons, Willie and Edison, The after
noon was pleasantly passed i'm games |
ana other social diversions and re-
freshments We're served.
The Lyceum theater promises an un-
usually array of brilliant attractions
THIS season and the coming of Nav