Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-08-10
Social Events and Outings.

SOCIAL Events and outings.
Miss Abbie Metzger pleasantly en-
tertained number of friends last Sat
urday evening.
The Emmanuel Sunday School held
their annual picnic at Sinnemahoning
yesterday, a large number being
present.
The Misses Leet entertained num-
Der of friends last Monday evening,
in honor of their guests, Miss Groves
and her brother, of Coudersport.
So
Mrs. John j. Hinkle gave duplicate
whist party Wednesday afternoon, in
bonor of her sister, Mrs. j. II. Cole.
About twenty lady friends were
present.
Miss Nellie Hogan, one of Empo-
rium's most charming and popular
young ladies, entertains a large party
of lady and gentlemen friends this
Thursday evel- ng.
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About twenty couples of Emporium
young people enjoyed one of their
popular open air hops, at Wiley's
Grove, last Friday evening. Shadman
and Hockleys' full orchestra furnished
the music for the occasion.
Tho MiCCnp MnTnrA. -
large number of friends in honor of
Miss Esther Chew, of Bradford, at their
spacious home on Allegany Avenue.
Dancing and exhibitions of high-class
musical talent was the order of the
evening.
Mrs. Fred A. Hill entertained
number of school day girl friends, last
Monday, at lunch. They were mostly
members of the famous "Club of 1869
1870 Bellies" The guests evidently
hugely enjoyed the pleasantries of
their visit and reunion.
~
The Junior League of the NJ. E.
church win picnic at Wiley's Grove on
Friday. The smaller children will be
driven to and from the Grove and are
to meet at the church at 9:30 a. m.
Baskets left at the church will be
hauled to and from the Grove. Parents
and friends are invited to join with
the Juniors in the outing.
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Last Friday a jolly party Of Empo-
riumites enjoyed a ride over the EN-
porium & Rich Valley r. r., one of
the most beautiful scenic routes in the
country. Mr.. Henry Auchu, Presi-
dent of the Company, was untiring in
his efforts to make the trip one of
pleasure. The party consisted of
Henry Auchu and wife, Mrs. j. II.
Cole, Miss Iva Cole, Mrs. G. A. Bell,
! Mrs. G. NJ. Pott, Henry Pott, Miss
Helen Reinoehl, Mrs. Thos Gallagher,
Mrs. John j. Hinlzle, Mrs F. G. Judd
Miss Sylvia Mayze, Hubert and Ned
Brady, and III. H. Mullin and wife
The day will long be remembered as
one pleasantly passed. The delightful
ride and beautiful scenery surpasses
description. Every citizen of Empo-
rum should take that ride before the
timber comes in contact with the
| Woodsman'S axe.
A pleasant reunion of former EN-
| porium ''girls'' took place at Empori-
UNI last Saturday, the occasion being a
| reception rendered by Mrs. j. II. Cole,
of KeOkuk, Iowa, to several of her
school day friends at the residence of
her sister Mrs. F. G. Judd. Around
the festive board sat: Mrs. j. I'll. Cole,
! Lulu Warmer, of Keokuk, Iowa; Mrs.
! JOS. Emery, Jennie Freeman), of
Westport; Mrs. John F. Derr, (Orphia
Freeman), of Remove; Mrs. O. II.
Chase. Dora Goodrich of Smethport;
Mrs. w. Frank Taylor, Jennie Zacha-
rias); Mrs. E. A. Hill, (Nettie Moshier) ;
Mrs, John j. Hinkle, Lizzie Warner
Mrs f. G. Judd, Maggie Warmer
Mrs. Ii. III. Mullin, ELLA M. Gould)
Miss Sylvia Mayze, of Emporium. To
make the occasion complete Mr. and
Mrs. Riley Warner joined the happy
gathering and aided in the gaiety. 1t
is not necessary 10 relate that the oc-
casion was certainly happy one and
''the bellies of 1869-72" hope to meet
| again in 1900 The editor of the
PRESS took a peep at the happy gath
ering and accepted the kind invitation
of the hostess to join in devouring the
| good things prepared.