The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
dered by the mandolin club and Thorn

dered by the mandolin club and Thorn
as Sanguilano.
Miss Matte Watkins will lead the
Gospel meeting tomorrow afternoon at
3.f5 o'clock az the Young Won,en's
christian association rooms, corner OF
South Main avenue and Scranton
street. Women and girls heartily well
coined at his service.
Members of Globe lodge, No. 95s, In.
dependent Order of Odd Fellows. who
intend accepting the invitation to at
tend divine services at the Penn Ave-
nue. Baptist church tomorrow evening
VIII meet at the Lackawanna lodge
rooms on Wyoming avenue at $50
o'clock.
Mrs. John l.. Evans, of Hampton
street,who was arrested at the instance
or her husband for making threats. in
stituted counter suit before Alder
man Kelly yesterday, charging him
with making threats non-support and
desertion.
st. Leo's battalion will meet in spe-
cial session In their rooms tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Ann
Reader will take place tomorrow after
noon at o'clock from the house. 1919
Hampton street. Interment will be
made in the Washburn street cemetery
surprise party was rendered Miss
Mary j. Haines, of Fifteenth street. at
her home on Thursday evening. The
event was enjoyed by large number
of young people.
street Commissioner Thomas has is
sued an order to the residents on Price
I,nfn "a ct, Lot ;,,
avenue and Chestnut street requesting
them to lay stone walks in front Of
their respective dwellings before May g.
After that date the city will put down
all walks not laid and collect for the
same from the property owners.
The nineteenth birthday anniversary
of Miss Vida Sterling, of North Main
avenue. was fittingly celebrated by
number of her friends Thursday even
ing.
n horse belonging to Butcher Frank
Sterling. of South Main avenue, ran
away on Thursday and the wagon and
its contents were destroyed.
School Controller T. ]. Jennings has
presented No. 16 school with a hand
some picture, entitled Birth Of a Ma
tons Flag" 1t is three feet square,
framed in oak and beautifully colored.
He also presented a smaller one to
each of eleven pupils whose standing is
highest in the different grades. The
Following are the names: Mary Blick-
ems, Hiley Stewart. Gladys Jones,
Mamie Hartman. Wanda Strait. Grace
Florey, Fred Schoettle. Clara Wilson.
Harriet Reynolds. Clara Burke and
Frank Casscsse.
The fifth annhal ball of the Harmony
Athletic club will be held at Mears'
nan, Monday evening, April 30 Hayes
orchestra will furnish the music.
Rev. d. d. Hopkins. of the First
Welsh Baptist church, delivered the
third Of a series Of lectures last even.
ing before the Young Peoples society
on the period between the old and the
new testament, The talk was very in
structire, and was listened TO by an
appreciatlve audience.
The name of Mrs. y. r. Thomas as
accompanist at the Plymouth church
concert was unintentionally omitted in
the Tribune report yesterday. Her
work added much to the pleasure of
the evenings entertainments
several prominent young couples will
be married within the next few weeks.
among the number being a well-known
newspaper man and a popular Main
avenue merchant.
The eisteddfod to be held at the First
Nelsh Baptist church next Tuesday
AFTERNOON and evening is attracting
Widespread attention and promises to
DC great event in musical circles.