The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-07
GREEN RIDGE.

Miss Ella Parker is visiting Mrs. NJ. r. Hays.
OF Sanderson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Williams. who have been
travelling in the west for the past two months,
expected to return home today and will
occupy their beautiful lew residence, corner of
jefferson avenue and Green Ridge street.
DR.. James l.. Rae is moving into the Johler
house, 17l3 Sanderson sverue.
Next week will be observed as the week OF
prayer by the congregation of the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church. Services will be held every
evening except Saturday.
The entertainment to be given by school No.
% next Tuesday evening promises to bt a very
delightful affair. Teachers and scholars are
working hard to make it a success and the num-
ber of tickets already sold assure them large
audience
Russell Shurtlef, of Washington avenue, is
very i'll with pneumonia.
The telephone poles on Sanderson avenue are
being moved out flush with the curb line.
Green Ridge lodge, No. Coz, Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, will initiate five new mem
bers at their next regular meeting
Green Ridge lodge. No. 597, Free and Accepted
Masons, will hold their regular monthly meeting
Monday evening April 0, in Masonic hall, Dick
son avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George lIesSer Of Green Ridge
street, gave very delightful; dancing party for
their daughter Hazel. last evening. Mrs Hess
Ter was assisted in entertaining by Misses Grace
and Katherine Hicks. Among the guests were
Misses Mabel Fritz, Elizabeth Harrington Edna
Caryl. Elizabeth Stelle. Louise Davenport Beat.
rice Morris, Emma Vale, Sue Ripple, Gertrude
Hamilton, Nellie Bliss, YcIand Killam, Mabel
Fordlam, Harriet Lindsay. Grace Maddox,
Retta Church, May Iiackctt, Jessie Calender;
Messrs. Rolin Carr Edward Calender, Harry
Jones, Robert Gardner, Stanley Names, Harold
Norton, Bruce Fordhsm, Barton Smith, James
Madison, Clarence Oslard, Harry Caryl, 0iin
Carr. George Owens, viii Pcirson, Harry Van
Horn and the Messrs. Deans.
Albert Gisncr and family, of La Plume, have
moved into Mrs. D. B Oaks house on Marion
street.
Donald Hull, Of Sanderson avenue, is ill.
The Green Ridge Womans Christian Temper
ance union held an interesting meeting in the
library building yesterday afternoon. The sub
ject under discussion Temperance Work in
Church Societies and Womans Christian Tern
perance Union Missionaries
At the Adams avenue chapel branch Of the
Second Presbyterian church, Thursday evening,
a very pleasant reception was given by the La
dies Aid society and executive board to Rev.
James Hughes and wife, pastor in charge, of the
work. welcoming them to their new relations
with the chapel. Rev. C. +. Robinson ID. D.,
pastor Of the mother church, and his wife also
several members Of the session were present. DR..
Robinson gave few very interesting words Of
welcome in his usual manner to Rev. Mr.
Hughes and wife in regard to their new field OF
work, as we'F TO the congregation in having
such devoted persons in charge Of the chapel
work. After Mr.. Hughes pleasant reply to the
words Of welcome, the audience sang a verse,
"Blest be the tie that binds" The balance OF
the evening pent in a social time Ice
cream and cake were served by the ladies'
4 musicale will be given at the rcotory OF
Christ's church, corner Washington and Grand
| View avenues Thursday evening, April 26. The
| proceeds will be for the benefit Of the church.
Capouse Avenue chapel-l0.30 a. m, preach
! ing by Rev. L. r. Foster; Sunday school, p
| m.; Junior Endeavor, p. M; Senior Endeavor
$50 p M. evening service, 730 p m. Thi:
service will he led by Evangelist Wilson, chair
man Of the missionary committee OF Christian
| Endeavor Various short addresses will be made
and a number of extra singers lave been procured
| for the evening.