The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-03

IDWINTER DULLNESS has
W fully set in and the cold
/" weather of the past few days
L u has only given added excuse
for quiet and rest. So many
people ar., out of the city and SO much
is already planned for Easter that the
present days are but little diversified
with social gdiety. Skating has en-
ploycd some leisure hours for the
younger set and scranton lake has
been the pleasure ground OF the week
Today a number of Scrantonans vii!
attend the ice carnival at Harvey's
lake, when a team from this city vii!
play against Wilkes Barre in hockey
match. The Scranton men are Messrs.
James Blair. j. H. Brooks. VIII Tor
rey, Theodore Fuller Wolfe and Gris-
fin. The WilkesB Barre team will in
part consist of Mossrs. Hillr,an. Dartc.
Loveland, johnson, Hodge, Dewey and
Farnham.
Our party will leave on the 1905 Del
aware and Hudson train. They will
he entertained at dinner tonight at the
Oneonta club. after which dance will
be given at that beautiful hotel
Miss Cornell gave 4 reception yester-
day afternoon at the family residence
on Clay avenue in honor of Mrs. Will
liam l.. Connell. the fair young bride
Of eX-Mayor Connel!. The rooms were
lavishly decorated. The reception hall
which is one of the handsomest in the
,ity. was transformed into {. spacious
bower of green in an alcove OF which
near the broad stair case We're sta
toned the musicians from Bauer'S or
CheStra.
In the dining room long stemmel
white roses were used as Il centr"
piece, the table being exceptionally
attractive in white and green.
Mrs. Connell and Mrs. HARRINGTON.
of philadelrhia. received with Miss
connell. About the rooms We're Mrs.
II. a. Connell. Mrs. r. j. Foster, Mrs.
Mrs. I.andy. Mrs. Il. 4. Hell Mrs. q. T..
Barnard and Mrs. Richard. Of Phila-
delplia.
Mrs. \. j. Connell and Mrs. Larkin
presided at the table. Mrs. Wayland
and Mrs. Edgar Connell served frappc.
A number of young girls assisted with
the refreshments. They were Misses
Jessie Connell, Kuth Hand Helen ani
Natalie Connell. Anna McAnulty,
Adeline Tracr and Dorothy Bessell
A very large company Of ladies'
called during the hours of receiving.
Among those from out of town We're:
Mrs. w. II. pcarcc. Mrs. Walter Bid
die. Mrs. Landmesser, Miss Gertrude
Pcarce, Miss Puckey. of Wilkes
Barre, Mrs. w. n. Armstrong. Miss
johnson and Miss Lesson, of Ithaca,
n. y.
Mrs. William DeWald Boyer gave a
luncheon at the Scranton Club yester-
day. Miss White, of Woodstock.
Canada. was the guest of honor.
Among those present We're: Mrs. X. w.
Archibald. Mrs. A. NJ. Decker, Mrs. j. A.
Price. Mrs. Frederick Fuller. Mrs. n.
Y. Lect. Mrs. Thomas T.. Jones. Mrs.
James =. Dickson. Mrs G.. DuB. Dim
mick, Mrs. G. b. Jermyn. Mrs. Walter
Dickson, Mis. II. &. Shafcr, Mrs. +. r.
Jermyn. Mrs. II. b. Ware, Mrs. Frank
Silliman, Mrs. George y. Griffith, Mrs.
G. u. Murray, Mrs. G. G. Brooks. Mrs.
\. II. Storrs, Mrs. b. T.. Watson, Mrs.
George Rice, Mrs. j.. F. Chamberlain,
Mrs. T.. w. Gearhart, Mrs. w. w.
l.athrope, Mrs. Walter Briggs, Mrs.
II. &. Dunhanl, Mrs. G. NJ. Hail
stead, Miss Jennie Reynolds,
Miss Glare Reynolds. Miss Manness.
Miss Anna Matthews. Miss Diana Rey-
nolds, Miss Chauncey Reynolds, Miss
Coleman, Miss Nash, Miss Alice
Matthews, Miss Eleanor Reynolds,
Miss Janet Dickson, Miss Eleanor
Anderson, Miss Helen Matthews,
Miss Helen Sanderson, Miss Car
rie Bennel, Miss Linen. Miss Dorothy
Dimmck, Miss Robinson, Mis-
Louis Matthews. Miss Rockwell, Miss
Kierstead, Miss Janet Dickson, Miss
Williams.
Miss 3oies VIII attend the Junior
dance at Princeton next week. Miss
Sprague will also leave on Tuesday
for Ithaca. where she will meet friends
and be present at the mid-winter Saiety
at Cornell.
DR.. and Mrs. j. y. Rice gave a
charming dance on Tuesday night in
honor of their son, Homer. 1t was at
tended by large company of young
people.
Mrs, w. II. Whyte gave u luncheon
Thursday when the guests were: Mrs.