The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-27
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

The fifth anniversary entertainment and social
of Hyde Park tent, Knights OF the Maccabees,
will be held in st. David's hall tomorrow even
ing. Maccabees throughout the city have been
invited to participate in the celebration.
Edward Hughes, of Lafayette street, is SPEND
ing his vacation with relatives and friends in
town.
NJ F. Nostrand, Of New Jersey, Is the guest
of Forest Dershimcr, of South Main avenue. They
are classmates at Bucknell university.
The funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cosletts
child will take place from the residence on Lu'
zerne street at 2.3O o'clock this afternoon. Inter-
mcnt will be made in Washburn street cemetery.
The Mothers Jewels of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church gave their annual entertain
mcnt yesterday afternoon. A meritorious pro.
gramme was rendered and refreshments were
served by the mothers in charge.
Miss Mabel Dershimer, of South Main avenue
is attending the commencement exercises at the
Mansfield State Normal school.
The orange social at the home Of Mrs. Denner
on Stratford avenue, Lincoln Heights, last even
ing under the auspices of the l. w. II. circle
of the Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
church was an enjoyable event and was literally
patronized by many people
The De Moss family entertainment at the First
Welsh Baptist church next Friday evening will
be the musical event Of the s'ason. The artists
have an international reputation and their con-
cert in the same church several years ago was
the best ever given there.
Rev. David Jones and S. r. JONES' Of the
First Welsh Congregational church are attending
the Sunday school convention at Nantcokc. The
former will deliver an address this afternoon.
Mrs. r. J. Hughes and Mrs. Jane jenkins, OF
North Bromley avenue, are visiting friends and
relatives in Pttston
Miss Belle Warren, of this side, is visiting Miss
Alta Finn, at Hopbottom.
Ernest Englehard successfully operated on
at the West Side hospital yesterday for an alb.
scess on the knee
George Crowder, Of South Seventh street, was
| presented with a goldheaded can recently by his
| fellow workmen at the South mill, prior to his
| departure for England, where he will visit dur
| ing the summer.
left last night for Seattle WASH where she will
| visit her son, James II. Bower formerly Of this
| city.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Plymouth Con
| gregational church held their annual outing al
| Nay Aug park yesterday. The day was delight
| fully spent by all who attended.
| Howard Edwards. of Evans court, fell from {
cherry tree yesterday and fractured his rght
arm. The injured member was set at the Wcs
| Side hospital.
The board of directors Of the Electric City
| Wheelmen held meeting last evening and passed
upon several matters pertaining to the club.
An interesting session of the Christian En-
|
| church was held last evening.
| Mrs. John Finnerty, Of Seventh street, is at
| tending the commencement exercises at the Cen
| tral State Normal school.
| Martin Ncehan OF Ottawa university, is spend
ing his vacation with friends in town.
The excursion of st. Brenden's council, Y. NJ
| l., to Montrose, on July T. will be an event o
more than ordinary interest, as Father Broder
| icks picnic will be held that date, and tn
| Brenden boys will be the whole push up in Sus
| quehanna county
The officers teachers and older scholars Of tn
| Washburn Street Presbyterian church will hol
| an important meeting this evening.
Judge and Mrs. H. NJ. Edwards of South Mai
| avenue, will attend the commencement exercise
| at Hartford today.
| Miss May Gilmartin, Of Mt. Morris, n. Y, VIII
| has been visiting Miss Margaret Gibbs, Of Sout
Main avenue, returns home today.
Mrs NJ. L. Blair and Mrs Charles Battin, G
South Main avenue, are in New York.
Mrs. John Brown and Miss Jennie Howell, G
Scranton street, will leave for Atlantic City tc
morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moth, Of Lafayette street
have returned from a pleasant visit with thei
son, Victor, at Philadelphia
Miss Leullia Sutton, of Edwards court, is visit
ing her grandmother at Justice.
Louis Ruhhman, OF Philadelphia, is vistin
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moth, Of Lafayette street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bruning and children,
North Hyde Park avenue, are summering at Cryl
tai lake.
lawn social will be held at the home of Mi:
Bessie Sloat, on Swetland street, this evening.
The Bachelors Girls enjoyed outing at Ma
Aug park yesterday afternoon and evening.