The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26

spectators. The visiting team will be
chosen from the following: j. Bridg-
man, W. d. johnson, A. u. Hunting
ton, W. L. Woodruff, NJ. Turner, John
Farnham, i. Woodward, Thomas Dar-
ling, f. Payne, II. Harding. w. G.
Price, A. Derr, j. Pollock, G. w. Carr.
The team of Scranton players will
in clude either eight or ten of the fol-
lowing: T. II. Watkins, J. II. Brooks,
f. C. Fuller. James Blair, jr., w. j.
Torrey, NJ. r. Fuller r. r. Brooks, II.
G.. Shafer. C.. II. Welles. j. l.. Kemmer-
er, Law Watkins, James II. Torrey.
The pairs have not been selected
and will not be determined upon until
today. Tea will be served during the
afternoon and the team will have a
dinner at the club at the conclusion
OF the match.
Next Saturday a return game will be
played a Wilkes Barre. On Wednes-
day a team of four will play at Easton.
A professional instructor has been
| engaged to give lessons to those who
would play correctly and WELL He is
John Sharp, OF Orange, n. j., and is
| competent to an exceptional degree.
| His presence will afford an opportunity
| for many players who are prone to
| copy the mannerisms of their favorite
! golfer or who have not acquired the
| form they desire in the great out of
door sport.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander w. Dickson
have issued invitations to the marriage
| of their daughter, Caroline, to DR..
George Blanchard, the ceremony to
| take place June at o'clock in the
First Presbyterian church.
Mr., and Mrs. John Scism have issued
invitations to their golden wedding an
niversary to take place June at their
home on Quincy avenue.
The wild and giddy whirl of the Mid
way and the circus has attracted not
only the attention of the regular show
goer, but society Of every stage. 1t is
very amusing TO hear the comparisons
of various experiences at the former
which is the talk OF the young people
Of the city.
Miss Edith Norton has returned
home from New York after a most
successful season of recital work on
the most prominent entertainment
courses held in the east
The public exercises Of the Scranton
| Training class will be held Tuesday,
May %, from 2 to p. m.
Mrs. II. NJ. Boies, Mrs. L. NJ. Gates
and Mrs. J. A. Robertson attended the
, opening of the fine new rooms of the
Young Women's Christian association
at Wilkes-Barre on Wednesday.
Miss Janet Dickson gave a very
pretty luncheon Thursday. at her
home "Braoside," in Dalton. The
! guests were Misses Alice and Helen
| Matthews, Chauncey Reynolds, Mary
| Pennypacker Evelyn Gilmore, Anne
Hand, Anne Watson, Miss Fletcher,
| Eleanor Reynolds, Eleanor Anderson,
Grace Kiersted and Carrie Bennell.
A birthday party was given yester-
day afternoon to Willie Randall, at his
home, JIG Mulberry street when a
number of little people were entertain
ed Those present were: Nellie
Adams. Lille Browne, Stella Phillips,
Pauline White, Isabella Lawrence,
Ruth Graves, Robert Morris, Rush
Wright, jr, Willard Phillips. Paul
Randall.
a large number Of little folks were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j VI. Kohnstamm, on Oxford
street, Tuesday afternoon, at birth
day party in honor of their daughter,
Marion,
Miss Margaret Horar, daughter Of
MI and Mrs. p, j. Horan, OF Dun
more. will be married to Attorney
Matthew +. Cawley, Of West Scran-
ton. in St Mary's church, Dunmore,
on June IL.
Miss Morss will entertain friends at
cards on Tuesday at her home in
Weston place.
Movements of People
Mis-. Belin is i'll with typhoid fever.
| Miss Janet Dickson was in town yesterday.
| DR.. A. j. Conncll was in New York this week
Hon. John J. Scheuer was in Stroudsburg thu.
week.
Among the Scranton ladies who attended tn,
Knights Tcmplsr ball Tuesday night were