The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-13

The feminine mind Is likely to be
on cookery intent for some weeks to
come. There are to he cooking les
sons every day, beginning Tuesday.
at the Young Wonen's Christian as
sociation. There will he no end Of
fun. as every lady does the practical
work and has the pleasantest facilities
for the process.
Ruth McEnery Stuart will give read
ings on Monday. January 30. in the
bicycle club house. under the auspices
of the Young Ladies' socicty of the
First Presbyterian church. Her beau
t;ful stories are so widely known to
the readers of the Century and other
first-class periodicals that this enter
tainmcnt will attract all people of
literary tastes.
Tho society will also conduct sale
9. household articles on Wednesday
next.
1t is probable that Miss Edith Nor
ton. the gifted young recitationist.
will appear in Scranton in the near
future with the cver-ronular Lotus
Glee club.
A prospective entertainment for this
city may be Il cake walk in which 500
ciety people will participates.
Mrs. James J.. Dickson gave an in
formal musicale yesterday which was
hastily arranged as a farewell tribute
to Miss Turnbull, whose voice has SC
delighted IA large number of critical
1iSfcnprS Mice TiIrphnl Savnr11
solos, Miss Julia Allen played exuuis.
itely on the violin. as did also Miss
Mary Dickson. Miss Blackman was
the piano accompanist. Among the
guests were: Mrs. Elizabeth Rcy.
nolds. Mrs. r. II. Watkins. Miss
Strong. Miss Law. Mrs. George T.
Smith, Mrs. J. a. Scranton. Mrs +. e
Platt, Miss Plat. Miss Skinner. Miss
Scranton. of New Haven Mrs. w. A
Coleman, Miss Elizabeth, the Misses
Matthews. Miss Pennypacker Miss
Welles. Miss Wilder, the Misses Rey.
nolds, Mrs, stark, Mrs. X. NJ. Scran.
ton.
Miss Platt gave luncheon or
Thursday, in honor of Miss Scran.
ton, Of New Haven, Conn. Among
the guests We're: Mrs. L. =. Kings
bury, Mrs. II. NJ. Blair Mrs. j. p
Dickson, Mrs. T.. n. Willard. Mrs. Jas
A. Linen, Mrs. j. A. Scranton. Mrs. J
A. Price. Mrs. +. f.. Platt, Mrs. j
Benz. Dimmick, Mrs. A. NJ. Decker
Mrs. r. Q. Powell. Mrs D. l.. Tate
Mrs. II. c. Shafer, Miss Mates, Miss
Sanderson, Miss Skinner, Miss Jessie
Gay, Miss Mates.
Miss May Pennypacker gave card
party Monday night when among the
guests were: Miss Sherer, Miss Ben.
nell. the Misses Matthews. Miss
Sprague, the Misses Reynolds. Miss
Evelyn Gilmore. Miss Edith Hill, Miss
Turnbull, Miss Matthews, of Roches-
ter n. Y; Miss Watson, Miss Spencer
Miss NettietOn. Messrs. ii. Il. Merrill
James Blair, Everett Hunt, Nettleton
Chase. r. L. Dean, of Danville; Wins
low. of Pittsburg; Reynolds, Gearhart
and Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Plat gave a de.
lightful dancing party Tuesday even.
ing in honor of the birthday of theil
daughter, Miss Marjorie. A large
number Of Young people attended tht
pleasant affair. Bauer's orchestra
furnished music.
The postnoned organ recital at Elm
Park church will be given on Tuesday
evening, January %. Miss Timbermar
and her pupils assisting.
Miss Josephine b. Midway, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Medway
was married on Thursday evening at
the home of her parents on Adams
avenue to Mr.. w. A. Vaudeville, OF
Berwick. Rev. DR.. Lansing performed