The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-08

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The Providence Presbyterian social
rooms were thronged on Thursday
evening at the fair and festival Of
the ladies' e: that congregation. The
menu of the turkey supper pleased
everybody, ard the tables were lillrd
and refllled, some of them several
times. with patrons. 'rhe andy tables
and tables Of Christmas articles and the
ice-cream p.i,lors all secrrrh ;rpner-
Gus patronage. rho twenty Ave cen.
suppcrs on Friday nigh. we're at
tended by goldly crow,l. Wal;nn
shaws orchestra cnlive.ei the oe-
castor with excellent music.
A magic doll show was given at the
Excelsior club Thursday night by the
ladies of the Linden street temple for
the benefit of the building fund.
The doll show was a one act panto-
mime, with musical accompaniment,
all but five of the dramatic pcrsonae
enacting the role Of dolls. This part
of the entertainment was in charge OF
Mrs. Albert n. Kramer. and the alb
sense of any irregularity or awkward
ness was the greatest tribute TO the
ability of the dircCtress. Tho com
mittcc in charge of the entire enter
tGinmnnt vas made up of Mrs. Sam
uel Samtor. Mrs. Il. NJ. Goldsmith.
Mrs. A. n. Kramer, Mrs. j. O. ACter
man, Mrs. Sol. Goldsmith. Mrs. Louis
OcttinEer and Mrs. A. i'reschel. AMI
their earnest and Industrious efforts
were mainly responsible for the uf-
fairs success.
The Wanita club gave a beautiful
dance last night at the Bicycle club.
A. large number of guests attended.
| The chaperoncs were Mrs. Eugene
| Fellows Mrs. G. l.. Griffin and Mrs. w.
w. Berry. Hanley was the caterer
end Bauer furnished music. The Wa
nita club is composed of Messrs. Leon
| Griffin, Raymond Sanderson. Will Ber-
ry. Max Jessup. Ralph Allen. Archie
Dean. Jack Burns, Farnham Mears and
Benjamin Eynon.
Among the guests We're: Misses
Christine Fellows. Louise Thompson,
Frances Mears. Miss Burns. Bessie
| Stelle. Yolande Kellum. Margaret
Gould. Ruth Loomis. Augusta Pol
| hamus. Elizabeth Rose. Minnie White,
Grace and Ida Haines. May l5lanch
ard, Ida Moore, Bessie Fraunfcld, Bes-
sic Harrington. Jessie Welsh, Kitty
Fish. Freda kann; Messrs. Clarence
| Osland Roy Gillespie. Melvin Snyder.
| Robert Beaumont. Edward O'Reilly.
William Kann. Leo Sylvester. DR.
Blythe White, William McCracken.
| Charles Adams, George Evans, Char
| les Horn. Burnham Guild Clarence
! Osland, ienr. Greanstead, William
! Pearson. George Coar. Harry Rose,
| Myer E,abatchniclt. Lyon Weyburne.
William Mckee. Grtlith Thomas. Rob
/ ert Luce, Edward Weiaennue. Edward
Morse. Walter Davis Arthur Davis
| Tom Eynon. Walter Benedict. Barton
Smith Albert Kallow. Ralph and
+, Leonard Rittenhousc. William and
Russell Skurt.cT, Alison Kingsley
! Bert Woodward. Walter Phillips,
! Tracey Tingley. Lester Morse, George
Daniels. Tom Darling, Owen Carr
| The New Year dance. which this
| wear will be substitute tor The Bach"
| lor's ball is to be Il beautiful ANA
elaborate affair. The COMMITTEES
Massrs. James Blair. w. J. Tor"cy.
and NJ. +. Fuller. propose To omit no
detail of ELEGANCE and taste Thc dane
ing hall will be decorated in an ell
tirely new fashion. but such as tn
make it nU,e attractive than ii has
ever bnen. 1t is intended to patron ~
home tradrspeopla in every arrange
ment, in music, decorations, cngrav-
ing. caterers, etc. The supper room is
to be il surprise 20 the guests in its
. magnificent Oriental effects.
a coterin of young people living on
the hill gave Il dance at Guernsey hall
last night.
Mrs. Margaret Gillespie has issue
invitations to the marriage of her
granddaughter, Miss Anna Remington
Gillespie, to Mr.. Thomas Shottan, III
ceremony to take place on Saturday
next at noon, in the Providence Pres
byteran church.
Mrs. \. II. chrsty entertained yes
terday at thimble tea in honor of her
guests. Mrs. Forsyth and Mrs. Tag
CART. Among those present were Mrs
T.. l.. Fuller, Mrs l.. S. Oakford. Mrs.
j. Benz. Dimmick, Mrs. Frank Sill
man, Mrs. William Matthews, Mrs.
Everett Warren. Mrs. b. r. Watson,
liS' w. ID. JSilllSil NlIS. -. ".
Mrs. r. +. Penman, Mrs Il. c. Cou-
sen, Mrs. G. l.. Frey. Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
II. @. Powell, Mrs. j. l.. WentZ. Mrs.
a. Fl. Coursen. Mrs. Fl. w. Ningsbury
Miss Coursen, Miss Howell.
Mrs. ]. w Peck gave a thimble tea
a her home ON Monroe avenue. Thurn-
day afternoon, when the guest of
honor was Mrs. Charles w. Greene. OF
Oean, N. Y.
Mrs. r. d. MCGOWAN entertained IT a
on Wheeler avenue.
Mrs. T. Cramer Won Storch will en-
tertaln company of married ladies 1T
cards Oh Wednesday.
Movements off PeNpne
Mr. George Mitchell Is in New York.
Miss Anna McAnulty has returned 10 Dryn
Mawr.
Mrs. 4. S. MotrIt returned from New York,
Thursday.
Miss Forester Of Los Angeles, Cal, is ,isiling
Miss Barker. j
Mr.. and Mrs W. ". Scranton We're IN New
York this week.
Miss Yeager, of Plymouth is the guest OF Miss
Christine Fellows.
Frank NJ Vandling returned last evening from
a business trip to New York.
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