The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-07

at their home on Vine street
The wedding will be one of the most
brilliant and beautiful that have ever
taken place in this city. There will be
eight bridesmaids and n maid of honor,
and the scene presented in the pretty
church cannot but be a lovely picture.
Miss Belin is to be maid of honor. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Wilder, of
Rochester. N. Y. Miss Mccormick, Of
Harrisburg; Miss Olive Fisher, of Eas.
ton; Miss Holmes, of Poughkeepsie; I;
Miss Archibald. Miss Augusta Archibald,
Miss Hunt and Miss Boies, of Scran-
ton.
Mr.. G. A. Belin, brother OF the groom.
is to be best man. The ushers will be
Messrs. r. II Thayer. of Buffalo;
James Terry, of Hartford Conn; Nor
ris Sherrerd. of Newark N j.; La
Motto Belin. August Huntington, Plain
field, n. j.; c. II. Welles, jr., Lawrence
Fuller, Worthington Scranton, of Scran-
ton.
A number of complimentary dinners
and luncheons will be given the bridal
party during Easter week Among
these will be the dinner at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Archibald. and
the dinner to his friends and his ushers
by Mr.. Belin on Thursday night pre-
ceding the wedding.
The Young Ladies' society of the
First Presbyterian church will have n
"Rummage sale" the last week in
April. Now, a rummage sale Is unique
| in character and to be appreciated
needs to be seen The following is a
/ I.,.s. .l..,
| The plan starts with committee, who select
| some ones house 10 which to have the answers
! sent and invite every having relics TO donate
| TO send addresses there. The committee next
| engages store and sends around for tho articles
| which are offered. At these sales thus far held,
the crowd around the door has been TOO great TO
| gain admttancc.
| Discarded garments with some value in use
| left, ornaments Of which the owners have be
| come tired plated ware. old statues and
a couglomeraton of things 100 extensive TO
enumerate can thus be gathered and each will
| he worth something TO some ono.
| II often happens that the secondhand store.
| keepers find something in the list that they are
willing to pay good price for. Shoemakers will
| often find old shoes that will. with a patch oil
| two, he worth half price TO one. Such a
sale will attract crowd that will surprise the
| beholder.
| One of the pleasing comments made
regarding Miss Ethel Chase, during her
| recent appearance in Boston, is as fol-
| lows. She will be heard at ST. Luke's,
April 16:
Miss Chase has long heen favoritc in tIaver
hill society and her friends were prepared tc
| give her hearty welcome. but the natrranes'
| of her rendering. her vivacty and charm o
manner the intelligence and discrimination o
! hcr acting. for such it was. quickly turned thc
! welcome into a we'll deserved ovation.
Miss ChaSa's natural gift for acting, her charm
oi person and manner, her devotion to her art
her versatility and grace. place her easily in The
front rank rf "monologusts' aud promise fol
her an unqualified success in her chosen profes
sion
! Miss Hazel Hessler gave a dancing
party to large number of friends last
evening. Among those present were:
! Misses Sue Ripple. Katherine Pratt
| Edna Caryl. Mabel Fritz, Beatrice
Morris, Mabel Jordan, Mary tTackett
Nellie Bliss, Jessie Calender, Bessie
Stelle. Harriet Lin1 1s1y Nolande Xii
lam Louise Davenport, Messrs. Ed
Calender, Stanley Manness, Harry
Jones. Orin Carr, Bruna Jordan. Ro-
land Carr. Robert Gardner, Harold
Norton, Harry Caryl, Roswell Mcneil
len, James Madison, viii Pierson
George Owens, Barton Smith, Mrs
! William J.. Anthony, of MOoSic. Misses
Grace and Catherine Hicks assisted.
The masquerade dance to he given by
Mr.. and Mrs Edward L. Fuller a. the
Bicycle club on Tuesday night, April
H. is the much talked-of post Lenten
event There will be $50 or more guests
and the occasion will be the most elab-
crate and strikingly beautiful Of its
kind that has ever been given in this
city. All guests must attend Ell masqun
and the strictest incognito will be pre-
served until a designated hour The
affair, as is characteristic of all enter
tainments provided b! Mr.. and Mrs
Fuller, will be elegant in Cva,y I-taiI
The graduating class of 80 of the
| Scranton High school will hold re-
union at the Bicycle club club house
on Washington avenue, Friday night
April 20. The present senior class Of
| the High school will be among the in
vited guests. and the occasion is being
eagerly looked forward to by both the
"old alumni and the present seniors.
On Easter Monday beautiful cotil-
Ion, in which a number If new and
charming figures are to be Siven, will
be held at the Country club. The Affair
was fixed for Tuesday evening, the
18th, but owing to the masquerade
dance to be given hy Mr.. ard Mrs. r.
l.. Fuller, the date is changed.
Mrs. G. II. Schadt. of Scranton, Pa.
who is visiting Mrs. p. G.. Wadron
was guest of honor al the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. Brown, of Main street, at a
card party last night.-Buffalo Even
ing News.