The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-16

Iszzfe N"wCOmDe, Anna TaylOr, LOUISA
Karchrer, Grace Thomas, Lizzie Phil
lips, I6a Seamans, Alice Grogan and
Miss Brown.
Miss Florence Clark, of Sanderson
avenue, was pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening by a number of her
young friends. Among those present
were: Louise Warren, Flora Simrell,
Florence Clark, Rose pittack, Bertha
Seward, Rachel Batemun, Mamie Hat
ters, Ethel Cooper, Frances Warman,
Nettle Lawrence, Louise Gibbs, Mabel
Shepherd, Bessie Addymna, Florence
buckingham, Charles Toby, Grover
Sears, Sidney Langhan, Charles Jones,
Lowell Dimmick. Frank Addyman,
Fred Warren, Horace Seward, Earl
Evans, John Lee and Clyde Cobb.
Mr.. II. p. Simpson won the first prize
in the recent camera contest of Frank
Leslie's Weekly. The photograph was
view of "The Homestead" at Hot
Springs, Va, and was remarkable in
focus and transparent atmospheric ef-
fects, The picture as published has at
tracted much attention in the photo
graphic world. 1t was taken with q
SKI Kodak film. Mr.. Simpson has been
very successful in his camera work,
and has some Of the most beautiful
photographs to be found in any anna
teur collection.
Mrs. Everett Warren entertained a
number OF little people on Wednesday,
in honor of her son, Edward. Among
the guests were Marion Kingsbury,
Katharine Simpson, Katharine Cour-
sen, Helen and Gretchen Mott, Eleanor
Kingsbury, Henry and Nat Robertson,
Harold Ware, Richard Griffith, George
Dickson, William Won Storch. William
and Margaret Jermyn, Mary and VIII
lam Hallstead, Melvin Corbett, Chris
tine and Jamie Jessup, Frank Silliman,
Benjamin Throop, Mary Dimmick,
Nina Price.
Edward Hubert, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. A. Hubert, of this city, was grauu-
ated this week from Princeton at the
head of the class taking the scientific
| course. Many who are interested in
| The promising career of this young
man will be pleased to know that he
has been rendered a professorship in
the scientific department at his alma
mater and will spend the next year in
| that capacity. He has also received a
| flattering offer from the south.
| Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Barrett pleasantly
| celebrated the seventeenth anniversary
of their marriage at their home on
| Grandview avenue, Wednesday even
ing. The following were present: Mrs
| Catherine Barrett, Mrs. Margaret MUIR
ray, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Murray, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward S. Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Lueschner, Misses Josephine
| Murray, Kate Smith, Annie and Nellie
Murray, John Murray, jr., and c. II.
| Murray.
Ms. c. II. Welles gave a thimble
tea on Thursday in honor of her guest,
Miss Tyler. Those present were: Mrs.
L. b. Jermyn, Mrs. Arthur Twitchell,
Mrs. Clarence Sturges, Mrs. p. B. Be-
lin, Miss Dale, Miss Anderson, Miss
Semple, Miss Mcleod, Miss Flora Mat
thews, Miss Eloise Gilmore, Miss Ben
nell.
A party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
r. G. Brooks, Mrs. Willard Matthews,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Lansing, sailed
for Europe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Storrs have also
gone for several weeks stay abroad,
in the hope that Mr.. Storrs will be
benefited in health.
Mrs. Robert Skinner gave a tea at
her home on Jefferson avenue on Fri
day evening. The guests We're Mrs. w.
l.. Speece, Miss Susan Black, Miss
Smith, w. L. Specie, j. Bailey, DR..
| NJ
Alderman Frederick Fuller and fam
lily will spend the summer at Glenburn
at the home of Mr.. G. A. Fuller, where
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Storrs' children arc
also to remain during the absence OF
their parents in Europe.
A surprise party was rendered Mon.
day evening to Miss Grace Stevens, OF
Adams avenue. Refreshments were
served on the lawn. About thirty
guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slliman, jr.
have returned from a fortnights auto
mobile tour, when they visited the
western part of the state and man,
intervening points of interest.
Mr.. Richard Matthews and family
and Mr.. G. p. Griffith and family viii
leave today for Rowayton, L. l., where
they have taken residences for the
summer.
Judge and Mrs. Archibald gave ;
supper PARTY on Thursday in honor o
Miss Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Robertson enter
tained at dinner last night.