The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-10
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on Easter Monday. Her versatility Is
much commented upon wherever she
is heard. a recent performance at
Haverhil. Mass, Is thus mentioned:
Miss Chase's natural gift for acting.
her charm of person and manner. her
devotior tn her art, her versatility and
grace, place her easily in the front
rank of monologists and promises for
her an unqualified success in her chos-
en- profession
This afternoon, the promised cold
wave permitting. the Scranton team
will play a return game of hockey
with Wilkes Barre on Scranton lake.
The game of last week at Harvey's
lake resulted in one to nothing in favor
of Scranton our club and the friends
who accompanied it had delightful
time, being honored with a dinner,
followed by a dance at the Oneonta.
The visitors will be given a good time
today. among the features of their en-
tertainment being a dinner at the
Speedway club. The Scranton team
will consist of Messrs. j. II. Brooks,
james Blair, jr.. +. c. Fuller, F. S.
Fuller. Wolfe and Griffin.
The Home for the Friendless is to
have cake-walk benefit. which will
be undoubtedly the most interesting
event in the way of an entertainment
which has been given In this city in
many day. The young people of
Scranton have always been good to the
Home. They freely give their time and
their money. their influence and tai
ents to aid this charity and their last
step is exceptional in it's promise of
great returns.
This is a rag-time age, and the cake
walk is the popular feature of nearly
everything in the way of amusement
for the public. About ten couples, made
up of social leaders. will participate in
this event. which will be held at the
Lyceuno on the 23d The list of walk
, ers'' cannot be given entire, but it 10
expected that the entire force Will at.
tend the rehearsal Monday night. Mrs
Henry II. Brady. jr.. ana Mr.. j. II.
| Brooks have been active in securing
| the participants. among whom will be
Mrs. George G. Brooks, Miss Archibald,
! Miss Alice Matthews. Miss Eleanor
Reynolds. Messrs. Blair, Brooks. a. f.
! Hunt, jr.. II. G. Merrill. Thomas Dale,
| Selden Kingsbury and w. ]. Torrey.
! II is to he hoped that the skirt dance
given ny four young men last winter
in the minstrel show will be repeated
on this occasion.
Colonel and Mrs. Austin b. Blair
gave 4 beautiful dancing party last
night at their elegant nome ON Jeffer-
son avenue. in honor of their daugh
ter. Miss Alice. The house decorations
We're by Clark. Hanley catered. Bauer's
orchestra furnished music. Among tbs
guests were: Misses Florence Smith
Louise Smith. Marjorie Platt, Eliza
beth Storrs. Janet Storrs, MarCaretta
Belin, Helen Bcies. Elizabeth Dickson
Margaret Kirkpatrick, Mary Hallsteai
Helen Connell. Margaret Brooks. Emmf
Barker, Margaret Barker. Elizabetl
Blair, Edith Holland, Ruth Archibald
Jessie Connell, Natalie Connell, DER
trude Russ, Lorenia LaBar. Mildrec
MARBLE, Florence Peck. Jean Hosio
Grace Coolidge. Margare. Connell
Emeline Tracy, Margaret Mates. Mat
tie Edgar. Grace Mclean, Ruth Hand
Ruth Steel, Eva Miller. Helen Connell
Laila Coston. Lillian Lee. Helen Simp
son. Helen Chamberlain, Helen Merri
field. Helen Jones, Elsie Powell, Mar,
McLave, Ethel Woolworth, Helel
Powell, Mamma Price. Marion How
arth, Grace Hubert, Masters Phil
Platt, Willie Matthews, Harry Lee
1 Fred Jones. Donald Hosie. John Hosit
! Gordon Taylor, Douglas Torrey, Jami
| Linen D'Audolot Belin. Sam Rarkel
Edgar Coursen. Richmond Tracy, Can
Coston, Charlie Manness. Harold Con
: nell. Warner Hayes. Robert Barnard
Robert McLave. John Duckworth, Ken
, meth Welles, Arthur Matthews, Taylo