The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
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Brooks and A, @. ana A D. Hunt Jr,
OF this city.
Mrs. II, v. Logan gave a pleasant
thimble tea on Wednesday in honor of
her aunt, Mrs. Floyd, OF Waverly, N.
Y. The guests were Mrs. Olmstead,
Mrs. A. NJ. Decker, Mrs. F. w. Hitch
cock, Mrs. James Archibald, Mrs. n, w.
Archibald, Miss Wright, OF Phlladel-
phia; Mrs. T., c, Lynde, Mrs. Richard
Stillwcll, Mrs. James a. Lansing, Mrs
Bennell, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs Il. L. Rich
ards, Mrs. Sidney Williams, Mrs. Can
non. Mrs. N. A. Hubert Mrs. II. A.
Knapp.
Mrs e. u. Jermyn will entertain at
an Informal tea on Monday In honor OF
Miss Coleman,
Miss Jessie Dimmlck has returned
from Washington, where she was grad
uated this week from Mt. Vernon semi
nary. one OF the most distinguished
schools for girls in this country. Miss
Dimmick was at the head of her class.
taking the highest honor and deliver
ing the valedictory, which honor at that
school Is called quantity enough The
| Mourning" Her grandmother, Mrs.
| Connell, who went down to attend the
commencement exercises, returned last
night from Washington,
1t Is definitely settled that the famous
Gibson pictures, illustrating the "Edu-
cation OF Mr.. Pipp," which were shown
Of hn Nt,.ty al, To. y-t, ifyIt
will be repeated next Thursday night
| for the benefit OF the Free Kinder
garten association. The entertainment
will be given in St Luke's parish hall,
where the stage will be raised and en-
larged In order that the tableaux may
be adequately presented. Elaborate
! preparations are being made for most
beautiful entertainment. 1t will include
more pictures and more music than
the original one and will be on a larger
scale. to meet the demands Of the oc
casion. 1t is not yet decided who will
| fill the place OF Miss Barker whose
cleverness OF pose and beauty Of raj
ment elected prolonged admiration
/ from the asemblage.
The committee in charge Of affairs
consists OF Mrs. r. Q. Powell, Mrs.
James Archibald, Mrs. z. L. Fuller,
Mrs. c. D. Simpson, Mrs. w. w.
Scranton. Mrs. ]. a. Price, Mrs J.
Benz. Dimmick, Mrs. c. S. Weston,
Miss Elizabeth Howell. The diagram
will open at Powelrs music store early
in the week, Tickets will bo seventy
| five cents.
Miss Glare Reynolds gave a thimble
tea on Tuesday. when the guests were
Miss Lavinia Dimmick, Miss Hull, Miss
| Anna Matthews, Miss Caro- Dickson,
Miss Coleman, Mrs. II. II. Brady, jr.,
Mrs. Newbury, Miss Spencer, Miss
| Sprague, the Misses Reynolds and
others. Mrs. Brady, Mrs. Newbury
and Miss Spencer sang during the
afternoon.
Mr.. James Gardner Sanderson has a
story in the current number Of Nc
! Cures which Ia sure to attract wide
spread attention. 1t Is called The
Member from the Ninth" and as It's
| title indicates is study OF ward poll
tics. and oddly enough. deals with
bribery in a city most amazingly Ike
Scranton in Its political vagaries. The
plot hinges on an asphalt deal and con-
tains several well-drawn characters
which many people will be endeavor-
Ing to locate, more or less unsuccess-
fully. Mr.. Sanderson has a happy man
ner Of turning a phrase. Is fastidious
| in the selection OF his adtectives, and
has a certain graphic touch which
characterizes many Of his situations,
and promises much for a future of lit
erary advancement
Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Tobey entertained
at cards at their home on Capouse ave-
nue., Tuesday evening. Dainty refresh
ments were served. and a delightful
, evening spent by those present. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Shoe
maker, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Marsh and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Hunt.
Movements of People
Mr.. T. j. Foster IA In New York city.
Mr.. Leon Levy will spend Sunday in New York
Miss Mary Linen sailed for Europe on Wednes.
day.
Mrs George C. Yocum has returned from New
| YORK.
| Mrs W. g. Ailat vny yeSterday summoned IN