The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-17
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Home for the Friendless has
been postponed until Monday
u evening. February 26. when
there will be n big cake and
big walk in which at least eight cou-
pies will contest for the prize The
affair will be held in the Bicycle club
and tickets must therefore be limited
in number. The cake-walk and its at
tendant ceremonies will make rea-
sonably brief programme and will be
followed by an informal dance. The
rehearsals promise a most attractive
entertainment. The PRINCIPALS In the
cake walk are leading society people
who are devoting their time and ener-
gies at the present to this method OF
aiding n worthy charity. They are
under the instructions of a competent
professor" who declares the perform
ance will excel anything in the cake
walk' line heretofore> attempted in
this town by professionals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Matthews
gave dancing parties yesterday after
noon and evening for their children.
Their beautiful home on Monroe ave-
nue. Is especially adapted for enter
tanning large companies and the spa
cious rooms were filed with merry
guests. Bauer furnished the orchestra.
The guests Of the evening entertained
for Misses Marion and Evelyn Mat
thews were: Misses Adeline Hand,
FLORENCE and Jessie Peck. Ethel WOOL
worth. May Blanchard, Glare Brew
!; tster Elsie and Helen Powell. Jessie
Welsh. Grace Hubert. Helen Connell.
: Evelyn and Helen Gates, Gertrude ana
Helen Beckwith, Gertrude Coursen,
Eloise Phelps, Helen Connell. Eva Mill
er, Matte Edgar. Clara Barrett, An
ma Spencer, harriet Lackey, Maud
May. Charlotte Brandow. Helen Merri-
field. Ruth stiles. Edith Tewksbury.
Martha Phillips, Alice Blair. Edith Hol-
land Janet Storrs. Florence and Clara
Porter. Jessie and Natalie Connell,
Jeannette Schlage Mary and Eliza
beth DicNson. Louise Smith Susan Rip
pie, Marion Smith. Frances Jermyn,
Helen Chamberlin. Evelyn Jones. Ma
bel Fordham. ..ay Hackett, Margaret
Kirkpatrick, Dorothy Warren, Josie
Siebecker. Candace Watson. Louise
Strohecker. Clara Salmon. Eleanor
Moffat. Jessie Calender. Marion Cra-
ven, Mary Plumley. May Logan. Fam
ME Mears, Fannie OBrien.
Masters Edgar Connell, Robert Nc
Clave, Harry Jones. Gurdon Conkling,
Arthur and Willie Matthews. Warner
Hayes, Stanley and Harold Dolph,
Dickson Kays, Will Lindsay, Milton
Dimmick Walter Phillips. Harold
Welles, Jack Logan. Reyburn Watrcs,
Robert Barnard, Hugh Robinson. Tay-
lor Foster, Gordon and Essen Taylor,
Frank and Walter Hallstead, Farnham
Mcars. Max Phillips, Ambrose Leon
ard, James Linen. Kenneth Welles,
Lawrence and Carleton Connell. Orrin
Christian. Harold Connell. Gilbert Ed
gar. Douglas Torrey. Sam Barker, Am
brOse Leonard.
The young people present in the af-
ternoon in honor of Misses Eleanor
and Elilda. and Master Walter Mat
thews We're: Misses Margaret Shafer,
Margaretta Beln, Lydia. Margaret anl
Dorothy Mates, Lorena LaBar. Mary
Zehnder. Maud Plumley. Christine Jes-
sup, Mildred Marple. Elizabeth Storrs,
Lillian and Blandina Connell. ROmayne
Spencer. Katherine Rroadbent. Evelyn
and Margaret Post, Mary Hallstead,
Lillian Lee, Florence Smith. Margaret
Brooks, Emily Hackctt. Mary McClave
Maria Gunster. Ruth and Mildred
Smith lGrace Mclean. Mary Siebeckcr,
Margaret Calender. Helen Barnard,
''Mafion Kingsbury, Katharine Simpson,
Marion Jones. Mary Kays, Louise
Lindsay, Margaret Russell. Mary, Lois
and Emeline Tracey, Julia Henwood,
Margaret Connell Eleanor and Cath
crime Clemons. Marjorie Christian.
4 Louise. Lucille, Gladys and Janet Con-
nell, Helen and Gretchen Mott, Ruth
. Lansing, Ruth Keller, Mary Lister,
Florence Finch. Dorothy Wentz Mar
garet and Emma Barker, Annie Price,
Marjorie Vandling, Elizabeth and Mar
garet Jermyn. Christina and Doris Bry-
den.
Masters Richmond Tracy. Charles
Henwood. Thomas Phillips, Fred and
Francis Connell. William and Jamie
Jessup, Benjamin Throop. Melvin Cor
bett, John Moore, William Hallstead,
Harold Lee, Eugene Ham. Rollo
Brooks, Joseph Gunster. Brooks, Nc
Clave. Richard Matthews. Richard
Griffith, Bernard and Edwin Cornell,
Russell and Kenneth Porter, Robert
Dryden. Ned and William Jermyn,
Theodore Vandling, George Dickson,
John Wentz, Edward Warren, Dickson
Fitzpatrick.
Miss Albro save pretty thimble tea
Thursday afternoon. The decorations
and favors We're of vioets. The guests
We're: Mrs. II. G. Barker, Mrs. Willis
kirkpatrick. Mrs. f. B. Franklin, Mrs.
Arthur Dunn, Mrs. Fl. S. Kirkpatrick,
Mrs. George Stratton. Mrs. Robert Ad-
ans, Mrs. John Sherwood, Misses EN-
ma Foster, Miss Hanley. Miss Hutch
ings, Miss Bertha Powell Miss jose
phine Mercereau. the Misses Simpson,
Misses Elizabeth and Grace Sanderson,
the Misses Nettleton, the Misses Pctti-
grew, Misses Kierstead. Miss May Tor
rey, Miss Matthews. Miss Schlager,
Miss Wallace. of Middletown. N. Y;
Miss Grace Williams. Miss Gearhart,
Miss rockingham, Miss Lees, Miss
Linen. Miss Siebert.
Mrs. William +. Hallstead gave a
charming luncheon of twelve covers on
Thursday at her home on Wyoming
avenue. The guests We're: Mrs. JOS
.ph A. Scranton. Mrs. r. w. Archibald,
Mrs. w. q. Parke. Mrs. James Arch-
oald. Mrs. j. Benjamin Dimmick. Mrs.
2. G. Powell. Mrs. Henry Belin. ir,,
Mrs e. w. Kirkpatrick Mrs. r. ].
3ennell. Mrs, T.. N. Willard, Mrs.
lanes A. Linen.
Mrs. f. G. Coursen has issued invi-
iations for card party to take place
next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Hampton c. shafer will give a
luncheon on Wednesday in honor of
Miss Lucie Weles.