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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19
A Wooden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warnke. Of
Birch street. celebrated their fifth or
wooden wedding anniversary last even
ing at their home. They were assisted
in the celebration by number of their
friends, who made the evening merry
and joyous. During the evening reci-
tstions were given by Miss Elizabeth
Horbach in capital style. and William
Horbach added to the evenings enter
tainment by giving several selections
on his new concert phonograph.
Songs and various amusements were
also indulged in until late houk, when
a splendid supper was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warnke were the recipients OF
many presents appropriate to the occa-
sion.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Warnke. Mr. and Mrs Gus Rep
pert. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Horbach. Mr..
and Mrs. Stoeber and children. Carl and
Harold. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ryder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wentzel and Carl
and Marion Warnke.
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Told Briefly.

William Redding. Of Grove street. Is
convalescent after his recent illness.
NJ. j.. O'Boyle has disposed Of his
hotel at the corners and will do busi-
ness in the future at the corner Of
Apple and Drinker streets.
Dunmore lodge, No. SIG, Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows. hold their raeu-
lar meeting tonight in their hall.
The Dunmore Dancing class will hold
a social dance in their hall on New
Years night. at which a full orchestra
will be in attendance.
The children of Preston Smith, who
have been i'll with diphtheria, are all
doing we'll at this time.
A slight blaze, caused by the over
turning of a lantern in the barn of the
Exchange hotel. last night at 10.45,
called out the Neptune and Independ-
ent companies. but their services We're
not required, as the blaze was eXtin-
guished before their arrival and before
any serious damage was done.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19
NUBS OF NEWS.

The Loyalty club of the South Side
Young Women's Christian associa-
ton, are busily engaged at present re-
hearsing the cantata. 1.-THE Twentieth
Century Santa Claus" which will be
presented the Friday evening follow
ing Christmas. The Junior depart
ment is also preparing a musical COM
position, entitled. "Santa Claus, and
Christmas Dolls"
Frank Eussac. an Italian living at
1909 Cedar avenue. and employed at
the National washery, operated by the
Connell Coal company, had several
bones in his left hand broken and
wrist dislocated yesterday morning
by a fall of lumber DR.. Manley at
tended to his injuries.
The ST. Johns Literary society are
arranging to present Dec. IS, In st.
Johns church basement, the play.
"The Irish Heroine" in very elab-
crate style. The same play was pre-
sented by the st. Johns school chill
dren at their commencement eXer-
cises in 1891. and will be produced
with practically the same cast as
presented nine years ago. 1t will be
interesting to those who saw 1t at
that time to again witness the pro-
duction by the same people and COM
pare thelr acting.
The funeral of Patrick Faulkner,
who was killed by Jersey Central
engine on Monday, near the South
mill, will take place on Thursday
morning mt 9. 30 o'clock. Services In
st. Johns church and nterment In
Hyde Park cemetery.
On the last night OF the Athletic
Clubs fair, Chris Rose. captain of the
Scranton Athletic club, won prize OF
ten shaves. donated by Emil Herb
ster. of Pittsnon avenue, and his
brother Charles. proprietor of the
Athletic Club House, won hand
some silver shaving mug.
Common Councilman Frederick
Fritz Phillips, of Cedar avenue, has
announced himself as candidate for
reelection to common council from
the Eleventh ward.
The St. Aloysus society are maxi
ing preparations for their annual re-
ception, to be given some time in Feb
ruary.
Timothy Lavelle, of Buffalo, where
he Is supervising the masonry work
for the new Lackawanna Iron and
Steel company's plant. is home visit
Ing his wife, who is seriously i'll at
their home on Pittston avenue.
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Tonight's Entertainment.

An entertainment will be given to-
night at the Welsh Presbyterian
church. on Wayne avenue. All those
who purchased tickets for September
10, from which date 1t was postponed,
can use the same tonight.
The following programme will be
rendered: Short address, chairman:
duet. Miss Rachel Owens and Miss r.
Thomas: recitation, Miss Anna Jones:
solo, Miss Mary Richards: recitation.
Master Haydn Price; song Miss Ben
jamin Amos: recitation. Miss Emily
Thomas; song, Miss BlOdwin ThOm-
as: selection. quartette. Messrs. Da-
vies. Smith and Edwards: song. Mrs.
u. Lewis: pose, Miss Edith Evans;
song, Miss Gwilym Edwards: recita-
tion. Miss Bessie Williams: song,
Miss Mary Edwards; recitation, Tyd-
vii Reese; song, Mr.. William Davies:
recitation. Mr.. David Jones; song, Mr..
David Smith.
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The Minstrel Show.

From present indications, the jun
ger Maennerchor again expect to sur
prise their friends who turn out to see
their next move. the minstrel show,
which they are now busy rehearsing
and which will be given in the near
future.
The entire musical programme Is in
charge Of Prof. w. c. OFT, of Law
rence's band. Mr.. OFT made quite a
success with the Leiderkranz society
and the Electric City Wheelmen min
strel shows and as the Maennerchor
contains several hih-class comedians
of ability, and musical talent, fine
performance may be expected.
Fifty of the best singers in the So
ciety will be on the stage, to be ac-
companied by Lawrence's orchestra
Of twelve pieces. They will have an
other rehearsal Friday evening.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Chorsters of churches will forward
their Christmas music programmes to
The Tribune office not later than Fri
day afternoon at o'clock to insure
proper insertion in Saturdays issue.
George Hodges, an emppye in the
diamond drift. had his head injured
yesterday by flying rail- while rid
ing on a car. He, resides at S26 North
Hyde Park avenue. where Df. NJ. ].
Williams is attending him.
Evan p. Davis. Of North Hyde Park
avenue. is confined to the house with
an attack of erysipelas
Reese Brooks, of North Hyde Park
avenue. is suffering from an injury
sustained by being struck on the knee
with q hatchet while cutting wood.
Miss Mary Quinnan. of Pride street,
was rendered a surprise party recently
at her home. Among the guests was
Miss Julia Cory. of North Carolina.
Large crowds of children are attract
ed to Clarke Bros. windows every af-
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DUNMORE DOINCS.
Funeral Of the Late Frank AdcKane
Held Yesterday-other News
and Personal Notes.

The funeral of the late Frank Nc
Kane was held from st. Marks Epis-
copal church yesterday morning. The
edifice was crowded with the friends
and relatives of the unfortunate young
man.
Rev. T.. j. Haughton conducted the
service and in his remarks impressed
upon his hearers the uncertainty of life
and offered many words of comfort
for the bereaved family. There were
a large number of floral offerings.
among them being handsome casket
bouquets from the Colliery Engineer
employees and one from st. Marks
Sunday school.
The pall:bearers were: r. X. Bron-
son. Ernest Watrous, Ernest Finch.
Roy SLY, Frank Matthews, Lester
Marsh. The flower bearers We're:
George Winterstein, Andrew Dryden
and Stewart Siegle.
The remains were taken to Pittston,
where interment was made.
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ternoon and evening by the antics Of n
young Santa Claus.
The annual entertainment and social
OF st. Leo's battalion will take place at
Mears' hall this evening.
Washington commandery, No. 232.
knights OF Malta, will enjoy smoker
this evening. All members are Invited
TO attend.
DR.. Meade Schenck, who has just re-
turned from England. Is visiting his
uncle. Giles q. Schenck.
st. Peters branch. No. 619. l." G.. u.
A.. will meet at their hall Friday even
ing instead of tomorrow evening.
W. q. Reynolds. OF $40 North Main
avenue, is confined to his home. owing
to n severe burn he received In the
Blast furnace.
The Electric City Wheelmen will
conduct n dance at the club house on
New Years night.
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GREEN RIDGE.

The young people of the Green Ridge
R"llist church will give Il Christmas
cnnlata in the church on Friday even
ing. Dec. 81. at o'clock. The follow
ing is the cast OF characters:
Pert I.-"Spirit of Happiness" Helen
Churchill; New Year" Larissa Coop
ter: Easter" Mildred Bennett: May
Day" Flerta Finch; Last Day of
SCHOOL," Mable Brockway: Fourth of
July" I.oring Jackson; "Thanksgiv-
ing," Ethel Colvin: "Chrislmas," Flor
encn Nicholson; full chorus: duet,
Misses Alice and Gertrude Harris.
art II.-Clock drill, ten girls; duet,
olive Price and Alice Harvey; Christ
mas Cheer. Agnes Nicholson; fairies,
F.etta Finch, Ruth Ford, 'Larissa
Cooper, Annie Williams, Bertha Oak
ley. Blanche Reynolds.
Work on the superstructure of the
Asbury church parsonage was begun
yesterday. Messrs. Mason 4 Snowden
are the builders.
The ladies' prayer meeting OF the
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church
will be held at the residence of Mrs.
stanton, on East Market street, Fri
day afternoon,
Attorney a. V. Bower is in Danville,
where he lectured last evening for the
benefit of the Young Mems Christian
association of that place on the Bacon
Shakespeare controversy.
Miss Jennie Hadsall, of Monsey ave-
nue, is improving, after serious ILL
ness from the grippe.
Mrs. James j. Williams, of Green
Riage street. has returned from a visit
with friends in Brooklyn and New
York.
Mr., and Mrs. G. h. Shoemaker and
SON., Arthur, of Capouse avenue. are
visiting friends in Corning, n, Y.
Miss Mae l.udeck, of Sunset avenue,
IL IN,
At Il meeting of the Junior society
Christian EndeaSor of the Presbyterian
church, Monday evening. the following
officers were elected: President, Miss
Leila Woodruff: vice-president. Charles
Tobey; secretary, Miss Hattie Lindsay;
treasurer, Charles Green.
The General Phil II, Sheridan coun-
Gil No. i5e, Y. NJ. L., have decided to
hold a watch meeting at their rooms
on Dec II. Refreshments will be
served and twentieth century greetings
from all parts OF the world will be read,
The members are inviting their friends
and expect to spend pleasant evening
the last of the old year.
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OBITUARY..

Siegfried Suite, an aged and well-known ci,i-
zen of this city, died last night at his home, Cos
Madison avenue. after lingering illness. lie
would have been "A years OF age today. During
period of over forty years he lived in Scran-
ton ard the friends who mourn him will be
legion. He wGs horn in Germany, and while yet
young man to this country and settled in
Scranton, where for many years lie was prominent
in local business circles. fe was a man OF
sterling, honest character, generous and true and
all WHO knew him were his friends. A wife and
the following sons and daughters are the sur
vivors: Leo, Mrs. S. Prudential, OF Baltimore,
NIi. Gertrude and Henrietta. Two brothers,
Edward, of Ashland, and Julius. Of Baltimore,
also survive him. THE funeral will take place at
!. O'clock tomorrow afternoon nom the tlcceased'S
late residence.
Mrs. Margaret lIowlcy. wife of An,hony J.
iiowlev. died yesterday afternoon at 30 O'Clock
1T the family home, MS North Washington ave-
nur. aged II years She was daughter Of Hon.
Michael Gilroy, OF Archibald, and Il sister oi Mrs.
Andrew Campbell, oi Scranton; William Gilroy,
Mrs. James Walsh and Miss Sarah Gircy, uf
Archibald. Sin children, William. John, Edward,
Leonard, Margaret and Agnes survive her The
funeral will take place Thursday morning with
II requiem high mass at ST. Peters cathedral
IL, o'cock sharp, The remains will he taken tn
Archibald ior ntcrnent Oh the 1913 Delaware AMI
Hudson train.
tlarisSa, the wife OF William llede.lin, died nc
her home, S2a Drinker street, Dunmorc, Yesterday
inorning. Mrs ledgcn one of hat brr'
o,lsl's oldest residents, having lived there nearly
forty years. She is survived by her husband
and three chdryn. Enpe'l. Mrs. J &. Knapp and
Clinton. On Friday morning the relllans will be
talen To Iiollisteryille by Undertaken Lelch.
worth where service will he held in the Baptist
church, OF which deceased is a member. Inter-
mcnt will he made in the Ilolistcrvillc cene
terry.
James Gallagher, aged 10 yeas, uied early yes
terday morning at his home, !Sj Meridian street.
Deceased was a wdower and is survived hy one
son and two daughters, Peter Gallagher Miss
r.. Gallagher and Mrs William Rafter. The
funeral services Will be conducted at st. ParicG's
Catholic church tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
Intermcnt will he miadr in the Cathedral ceuc-
terry,
Mrs. Thoras Hughes, aged 20 yca,s, died yes-
terday at the Hillside hone, where she nud beea
taken week ago In be treated ,ur Temporary
mental alteration. Death was due 10 old age.
The remains WAS removed TO Undertaken Ml,er's
last evening" She is survived by II grown-up
family, The funeral announcement will appear
later,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19
Indoor Basket Ball.

Last Monday evening league of the
indoor base ball teams was organized
and the following schedule for the COM
ing season arranged: Dec 81. Combin-
alton versus Mulley's; Dec. 2S. Mulley's
versus Combination: Jan. 4, Mulley's
versus Chappell's: Jan. II. Fenner's
versus Combinations; Jan 10. Fenner
versus Chappell's; Jan. 25, Combination
versus Mulley's; Feb. /, Chappelrs
versus Combination: Feb. S. Mulley's
versus Fenner's; Feb Is. Mulley's ver-
.sus Chappell's; Feb. %, Combination
versus. Fenner's; March l, ChappelPs
versus Fenners; March s, Mulley's ver-
'sus Combinations; Feb. 10, Chappells
versus combination; March %, Fenner's
versus Mulley's: March %. chappell's
versus Mulley's: April 5, Fehners ver-
sus Combination
There will be dancing before the
games each evening. The music will
be furnished by Miss Anna Noone.
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ROCKET MURDER CASE.
Further Investigation Shows Desper-
ate Struggle Took Place.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the scranton iiipuhe'
Allentown, Pa, Dec. lS.--further m
yestigation into the Rocket murder
case at Mountalnville shows that Rock
ct had a desperate struggle with bur-
glars and that he was tortured py
them. Though his hands We're Tree
when he was found. his wrists showed
bruises. as if they had been bound
Lighted matches had been applied 10
his bare feet. the sulphur burns belns
deep in the llesh.
The partially burned remains OF
masks were found in the stove. the
motive of the murderers was robbery
They stole Il revolver and razor, be
sides money and watch are anon
the articles reported missing. officer.
have run out several clues without
success and unless unexpected develop
ments arise the affair will remain Il
mystery.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Little a-year-old Anna Smith. daugh-
ter of Constable Seth Smith, who was
badly burned on Monday. died yester-
day as the result of her injuries.
Rev. w. +. Davies gave his monthly
lecture at the Memorial church last
evening to a well pleased audience.
Mrs. Rev William Hitler, of Factory
VILE. called on friends in this section
Monday.
Mrs. S. Nj. Coursen. of North Main
avenue, has fully recovered from an
attack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. A. G. Wheeler and son. of Tomp-
kinsvile, are visiting relatives in the
North End.
This morning Rev. W. +. Davies, of
the Memorial Baptist church. was
called to Edwardsville to ofticiate at a
funeral
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PRESENTED
WITH A CHAIR
PLEASANT SURPRISE TENDERED
JOHN THOMAS.
Trustees and Deacons of the jackson
Street Baptist Church Reward a
Faithful Servant - Entertainment
in Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
Church-B. Y. P. U. Initial Oyster
Supper-Y. w. C. A. Doll Sale-or-
der Of American Knighthood Will
Elect Officers-General News Notes.

The trustees and dcacons of the
Jackson Street Baptist church sur
prised John Thomas of Fourteenth
street. at his home last evening. and
presented him with Il handsome Nor
ris chair. as a token of the esteem In
which he is held by them. and also
in recognition of valuable services
rendered to the church.
The presentation speech was made
by the pastor, Rev. Thomas De CRU
chy. u. d., and David IL. Williams
responded in behalf of Mr.. Thomas
The evening was cnjoyably spent 'y
all present and at Il seasonable hour
refreshments We're served.
Those present were: Rev. and Mrs.
De Gruchy. Mr. and, Mrs. Richard
Nichols. Mrs. and Mrs. Albert Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs John Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
rid Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs Edward Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawes Mr.. and
Mrs John l.. Morris. Mr. and Mrs.
George Widdick. Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
liam Thomas.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Hector Davis and Miss Annie Nor
gan Married-other Inter
esting News Notes.

Hector Davis and Miss Annie Nor
gan. of 416 West Market street, were
united in marriage at $50 o'clock last
evening at the parsonage Of the Jack
son Street Baptist church by Rev.
Thomas de Gruchy. d. d. The couple
We're attended by Miss Edith Davis
and James Williams.
Both ladies were becomingly gowned
In steel gray silk, trimmed with white
satin. and presented very neat ap-
pearance. Immediately after the cere-
inony the wedding party was driven
to the home of the bride, where a re-
ception followed. They will reside on
West Market street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19
ENGINEER COOKE INJURED.
His Head Came in Contact with a
Water Crane.

George cooke, the engineer of west
bound wild cat train on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad.
met with a peculiar accident yesterday
morning,
While his train was passing the
tank near La Plume, Cooke, who was
leaning out of the widow, struck his
head violently against the end of the
water crane, A severe scalp wound
was inflicted.
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SOUTH SCRANTON
REV. ). W. wrTKE TENDERED A
SURPRISE PARTY.

The Members Of the Congregation Of
the Cedar Avenue Lutheran Church
Gathered in the Basement of That
Edifice Last Night to Do Honor to
Their Pastor on His Ninth
Birthday--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Warnke's Wooden Wedding-Com-
ing Minstrel Show--other Notes.
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Y. w. G. A. Doll Sale.

The doll committee will sell all dolls
left from the carnival on Thursday. be-
ginning at 10 o'clock, at the rooms. 119
South Main avenue. This is an oppor-
tunity to get good doll. we'll dressed,
for a small amount
Miss Clara Selby. the new state Sec
retary. will address the girls Thursday
evening at o'clock. All girls and wo-
men invited. Special music has been
provided
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19
Election of Officers.

CommanderN, No. I. Order of Amer
Scan knighthood. will hold Il special
meeting in Morgan's hall, corner of
Main and Jackson streets. on Satur
day evening, Dec. %. for the purposn
of olectlng officers for the ensuing
Neal.
l'rs order is non-par!isan. and its
principal object is the promotion Of
clear local government. There are no
mysteries. the ritual is simple and
FORMAL. and the dues ARE nominal.
Members will please attend.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19
A Miner Injured.

Patrick Naughton, employed at the
No. cOlliery of the Pennsylvania Coal
company as miner, and who resides
in Pine Brook, suffered severe injuries
while at his work yesterday. While en-
gagged in placing a. prop. the roof gave
way and Mr.. Naughton was caught be-
meath it, suffering a broken leg and
other injuries, which We're very pain
full.
He was removed to his home in the
company's ambulance and medical aid
summoned. . &.
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Hospital Nurses Arrested.
,y Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.

New York, Dee. ls-Edward o. Dean, Jesse
r. Davis and Clinton Marshall the three Belle
vuc hospital nurses arrested last night, charged
with manilurhter in having caused the death
of Lewis Hilllrd patient in the insane pavil-
ion, were taken before Coroner Fitzpatrick To-
day The coroner admitted them to bail in
$1,000 each, pending the inquest which VIII
probably take place on Friday.
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WEST SCRANTON

funds they are providing n series of
initial suppers every month in the din
ing rooms Of the church.
This evening, beginning at j.3o
O'Clock, the members whose names
begin with the letters l.. NJ and \ VIII
serve an oyster supper to all who
patronize them for the nominal sum
OF II cents. The patronage herotofors
has been very gratifying and 1t Is 10
BE- hoped the public will respond gem
erously this evening.
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M,NuLTY's CONDITION.
Dr.. Stanton Says He Is Not Yet Out
of Danger,

The condition of Patrick McNulty,
who was on Saturday last stabbed by
Edward Murray, was said last night to
be fairly good by Dr.. D. p. Stanton, the
attending physician. He Is not yet our
of danger, however.
Murray was committed to the county
jail without bail yesterday morning by
Mayor Moir, to answer the result OF
McNulty's injuries.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used Tor over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
n SOOTIiES the CHILD. soFTENs the GUNS,
ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC and
IN the best remedy for DlARRHoEA. Sold by
and ask for "Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup"
and take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents
bottle
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Initial Oyster Supper.

The Baptist Young Peoples union
Of the Jackson Street Baptist church
have assumed the responsibility Of
paying for the new furnishings recent.
1y provided in the church auditorium
and in order to raise the necessary
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19
CONSUMERS ICE COMPANY.
officers Chosen at the Annual Meet
ing Yesterday.

The annual meeting of the Consum-
ers' Ice company was held yesterday
and the following officers elected:
President, I. F. Megargel: secretary
John A. Schadt; treasurer, A. d. Black
inton; general manager. G. II. Schadt;
directors, |. F.. Megarsel. Frank
SwartZ. J.. j. Horan, A. d. Blackinton,
c. d. Jones, Louis Engle and Robert
Reeves.
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Entertainment and Social.

The Sunday school of the sumner
Avenue Presbyterian church will hold
an entertainments ard social III the
church tomorrow evening. The church
has been elaborntely and beautifully
decorated for the occasion. An ad.
mission of IL cents will be charged
including refreshments. The program
includes some of our city's best talent,
and Ia as follows:
Piano SOLO hlNN sidN ''h'0
Duet t....... Misses Alice Phillips, Maggie Davis
Defamation ...................Mi Miss Bessie Slotc
SOLO .......,.,.,.....'.'..' ...'..MisS We '"'''
Piano solo .................Miss Margaret Gihbs
Defamation ...............Miss Hazel fiopewell
Duet ct..... Mrs., Randolph Jones. Miss Vie Jones
Defamation ....................Ms Miss Bessie slotc
Solo .........................M Miss Clara Sanders
Defamation Miss Bcrnicc tongcr
Instrumental music,
Dnnmore Guitar and Mandolin Club
solo ........................Mr Mrs. Randolph Jones
Defamation ....,..........,....Mis Bessie Slotc
Rev. Nliman has received some
pretty holiday designs from his father
in Lincoln City, Del. which include
a cross and crown. bell, wreath and
star, all of which have been utilized
In the church decorations for Christ
mas
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19
TabOurcttcS and
ChautauQua Boards

solid
ry and they behind
the Chauauqua Black
boards sell the lot and what