The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-29
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Ger; Mr.. Charles Teal, Mandarin; Mr..
Ed. Hubert, colored nanny; Mr..
Isaac Haslam, clown, Mr.. Irne Sur
dam, clown, Mr.. Jerry Foster, evening
dress; Mr. Lawrence Connell, girl IN
Empire gown; Mr.. Ross Surdam.
Jockey; Mr. Ezra Ripple, jr.. monk;
Mr.. Roswell McMullen, Indian.
The Christmas assembly took place
Thursday night at the Scranton Bicy-
Gle club. and was. as usual, one of
the most enjoyable dances Of the sea-
son. Many out-of-town guests were
present. Mrs. i. T.. Platt, Mrs. i. II.
Jermyn. Mrs. n. g. Robertson, MIS-.
a. G Twitchell and Mrs Henry Brady,
jr., received. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. 1ermyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Sturges, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. de Orville Blackinton, Mr..
and Mrs. O. Il. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. II. Watkins, Mrs. Wyeth, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Il. Watson. Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Won Storch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Downey. of Oswego. N. Y; Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Sturges Mr.. and Mrs.
n. G.. Barker.
Miss Lefferts, of New York: the
Misses Waterman. of Southport,
Conn: Miss Hall, of Morristcwn, u.
j.: Miss Linherg, of Trenton. N. j.;
Miss Thompson, Miss Torrey, of
Honesdale; Miss Bonnie, of New
York: Miss Hunt. the Misses Arch
bald, Miss Leverch, Miss Copeland,
Miss Belin, Miss Gertrude Spragua,
Miss Jermyn, Miss Glare Reynolds,
Miss Galpin, Miss Boies, Miss Eleanor
Reynolds, Miss Janet Dickson, the
Misses Laverty, Miss Curtis Miss
Spencer.
Messrs. Hunt, Blair, Brooks, M. 3.
Fuller, L. S. Moffat, Robert Frey.
Paul Welles, Belin, Boies. Dickson,
'rorrey. Linen, Watres, Hugh Arch
bald, Baldwin, Jones, kittle. Trues-
dale, Little, Thorne, Neale, Slade.
Gcarhart. Huntington, Derr and
Pease, of Wilkes-Earre.
Many of the older residents of Scran-
ton will be saddened to read of the
death of Miss Carrie Barlow, which
occurred at Beverly, N. j., December
.. She was the daughter of the Rev.
John Barlow, a well-known pastor of
the Providence Presbyterian church
many years ago She was the last of
four sisters. who We're all greatly be-
loved by a large circle in this city. One
of these was the wife of Rev. DR.. j..
a. Lippincott. of Philadelphia, the hon
ored first principal Of the Scranton
High school. and it is from a letter of
his to a friend in this city that the fol-
lowing tribute to the lady recently de-
ceased is quoted: Her death has
brought to me a real and solemn grief
She was for many years a sufferer.
She was brave. heroic. From her lips
never fell word of complaint or of
impatience. She had gathered about
her in the quiet life in Beverly troops
of friends. In their midst, in the pretty
Beverly cemetery, she sleeps sleep OF
sweet relief from pain. Thank God for
her beautiful character and her useful
life"
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Warren gave
a delightful dance last night at the
Country club in honor of their daugh
ter, Miss Marjorie, and her guest, Miss
st. John, of Hartford. About sixty
young people We're entertained. Among
the guests were Misses Phyfe. Sturges,
Marion Sanderson, Margaretta Belin.
Jean Dimhick, Eleanor Moffat, Grace
Law. Sophie Price, Helen Boies Ruth
Archibald. Brainard. of Hartford; Gal
pin. Torrey, Thompson, Bonnie, Ger
trude Coursen. Lois Tracey. Dorothy
Ressell. Alice Knapp, Dorothy War
rem, Anna McAnulty, Messrs. Bessell,
Iehnder, Coursen, Hugh Archibald,
Law. Moffat, Boies, Paul Welles, Mat
thews, Parke, Belin, Linen, Little,
Truesdale. Edgar Connell, Dickson
Torrey, Tracey.
Prominent among the weddings of
the week was that of Mr.. Theodore A.
White. president of the Theo. A.
White Manufacturing company, of
Scranton. and Miss Ella G. Ketchum
which occurred at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Ketchum, of Peckv;lc. at high noon
on Sunday. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. S Thomas, pastor
of the Peckville Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. White will reside in
this city ut No. s Clinton place. The
bride is one of the most attractive
and p>pH!nr Young women of Peckville
and Mr.. White Is we'll and favorably
known in business circles, both in this
city and Binghamton, where he has
been engaged in manufacturing enter
prises.
Mrs. Ruth q. Powell gave u delight
ful luncheon on Wednesday for Mrs.
Il. C. Trask, of New York. The other
guests We're: Mrs. f. j. Platt, Mrs. II.
c. Shafer, Mrs. j. s. Lynde, Mrs. p. b
Belin, Mrs. Franklin Henshaw, Mrs.
c. S. Weston. Miss Hunt, Miss Helen
Hand, Miss Archibald, Miss Belin.
Miss Boies has house party this
week composed of Miss Leverich, of
Corona, l.. l.; Miss Copeland, of Mel