The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-10
.EE RECITAL CLUB will give IL
magnificent operate recital Mon
day night, December 8, which

"jE REC1TAL CLUB will give u
magnificent operate recital Mon
day night, December 8, which
Il will attract universal attention.
the most prominent people Of
the city are Interested in the success
of this affair and as 1t will be for
the benefit of one of the most popular
institutions of the city. the Hahne-
mann hospital. it will naturally re-
ccive earnest support
The Recital Club Is composed of
members of Madame Timbcrman- RAN
dolphs vocal classes and include many
of the most talented singers of this
region.
Selections from the operas OF Nli-
kado, II Travatore. Fatenitza, The
Chimes of Normandy, and The Pirates
of TenZance, and many charming
entire act features will be given to-
gether with opcratic orils by some OF
the leading vioinists.
Among those who will appear are:
Mrs. II. III. Brady, jr.. Mrs. II. c. Won
StOrch. Mrs. Specie, Misses Grace
Spencer. Elizabeth Park, Amy Jes-
sup. Ethel Boies, Elizabeth Porter.
Rose Galland, Grace Sprague. Eleanor
Reynolds, Susan Black, Lucy Cara
gan, Alice Burns. Grace Duncan,
Helen Vail. Lillian Gearhart. Clara
Langford. Amy and Josephine De-
laney Helen Sanderson, hnna Salmon.
Isabel Clarke, Lena Reichert: Messrs
r. D. Williams. Philip Warren. :. H.
kingbury, assisted by a chorus III
men.
The marriage of Miss Anna
Matthews to Mr.. Joseph II. Scranton
IA 1,,;n t,l,
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Matthews, of
Wyoming avenue Miss Flora Matth-
ews. sister of the bride. will be maid
of honor, and Mr.. Roy NVadhams, Of
Wilkes-Barre, will be best man. The
pages will be the small nephews of
the BRIDE Richard and George Griffith.
Mrs. George p. Griffith entertained
Mt cards yesterday in honor of her
sister, Miss Anna Matthews, and Mrs.
Robert Wells Covinston of Bowling
Green Ky. rhe glests We're: Mrs e.
L. Fuller, Mrs. George Rice, Mrs. War;
ren NJ. Silliman, Mrs. Penman, Mrs.
w. NJ. Dickson. Mrs. Twitchell, Mrs.
e. G. Coursen, Mrs. a. FL. Storrs, Mrs.
Weston, Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. n. G.. Rob-
ertson, Mrs. Griffith, of Erie. Mrs. p
b. Relin, Mrs. T.. Il. Jermyn. Mrs. Muir. |
ray: Miss Dale. Miss Hunt, Miss
Belin, Miss Cmttenden of Detroit. Miss
Weston, Miss Loise Gilmore, the
Misses Matthews. Miss Glare Reyn-
olds, Miss Howell.
Mrs. G. S. Weston will give Il lunch
con to-day at the Scranton club fer |
Miss Matthews and on Monday after.
MiSS Dale will IN IT,, H.,
honor.
Mrs. Frank Du Pont Thompson gave
an Informal tea yesterday at her home
on Mulberry street. when the -gIost;
were: Mrs. Rogers Israel. Mrs. l.. S.
Oakford, Mrs. +. c. Lynde. Mrs. Ed
ward Dmmick. Mrs. Il. &. Moffat, Mrs.
Stock. Mrs. II. V. Logan, and Miss
Jennie Reynolds.
Mrs. B. H. Pratt of Mulberry street
announces the engagement of her
daughter Frances to Andrew Nelson
Walker. Esq, of this city.
Mr.. Willard d. Howc's monoloyuc.
AN American Citizen" will be pre-
scented Wednesday night in st. Luke's
parish house Nov. rs, for the bcne:it
of St Margaret's Guild. Mr.. Howe
will be assisted by Miss Freeman, Miss
Blacknlan and Miss Julia Clapp Allen,
The following will be the programmes.
For Piano
(a) Air de Ballet ................. .Ch Chaminadc
tD) Song .........................M .MlvDoWcll
tc) Frtlyof ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ncuth |
For Soprano-Cla,ison Provcncalc ..... .Wekrrlin
Piano and Violin. Chopin. .Sarlsatv
Introduction Qeuto).
ALA Polacca.
Mr.. and Mrs. James $. McAnulty en-
tertained Il company of friends on cleo
ton night at their beautiful home on
Vine street.
Mr.. James w. Oakford gave a hand
some dinner on Tuesday night to the
officers and directors of the Scranton
club.
Company +, Thirteenth regiment, will
give a military dance at the Scranton
city Guard armory Thursday evening,
November 10, in honor of the celebra-