The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-24

ner Plumley. Gordon Taylor. Walter
Phillips Taylor Foster, Max Phillips,
Harold Welles, Douglas Torrey. James
Linen, Frank Law.
Mrs Hampton c. Shafer gave a pret-
~ luncheon on Wednesday, when Miss
Welles was the guest Of honor. Those
present were: Mrs. Clarence Sturges.
Mrs. l.. B. Ware, Mrs. j.. B. Jermyn,
.,rs. A. II. Storrs. Mrs. w. ii. Jessup.
Miss Barber. Of Englewood, n. j.; Mrs.
II. Ii. Brady. jr. Mrs. w. NJ. Dickson.
Mrs. a. G. Twitchell Mrs. b. +. Wat
son. Mrs. l.. w. Gearhart, Mrs. H. NJ.
Blair Miss Archibald. Miss Armstrong.
of Stockbridge: Miss Alice Matthews,
Miss Bennell Miss Bein.
The following attended masquer-
ade social given by Professor Siegel
in his academy Thursday night:
Miss Burke. Mrs. Jennie Chromes. Miss
Flora Hclmer. Miss Whiteford, Miss
Davis. Miss Nellie Pcnry. Miss Sadie
Mates, Miss Bertha Wettlng, Miss
Jennie Davis, Miss Callahan, Miss
Kregstcine. Miss Zcnke. Miss Decker,
Miss Miller. Miss Jennie Sigman. Mrs.
q. :. Rloss. Mrs. J. II. Taylor. Mrs. j.
H. Jones. Miss Recdy. Miss Warned,
Miss Fahrnnholt. Mrs. James HeCkel,
Miss GertruGe Wall. Miss Cora Rich
ards, Miss Edith Hol'otk. Mrs Henry
Sivelly. Miss Robling, Miss Eurke, Miss
Ruth Ransom. Mrs. NJ. l.. Spcck, Mr9.
c. b. Wells. Mrs. Louis Squire, Miss
Hall Miss Heine. Miss Lewis, Miss
Robinson, Miss Weichel. Mrs. James
M
Cummings, Miss Nallin, Miss Powell.
Miss Matthias. Miss Noolhaugh Miss
Margaret Palmer. Miss Drake, Miss
Eliss Miss Alice Havery. Miss Maud
Howey, Miss Wilson, Miss Shaw. Miss
Spencer, Miss Koch. Miss Frances
Seigol Miss Margaret SeigeI.
Thomas Russell, Joseph f. Clearing.
Edward Riley. Harry Warner John
Niver, George Winans, Lewis Suuires.
NJ. l.. Specl;. G. l.. Wells. Saul Me
Keeny DR.. William Zachmann. Harry
| Thomas. +. J. Lung"r w. j. Clarke,
f.. L.. Holenan. j. a. Fish. NJ. Czajkow-
ski, Harry Carlyle. George Evans,
| Ralph Waring. ben G. Eynon, T. +.
Eynon, Frank Tropp. Frank Dewitt.
Harry Stanton. ". F. Koch, sydney
Bliss. John Dcvine. Oren Carr. Robert
Whiteford. John Conry. William
PondeXter Nelson Athrrton. Justin
Fruel,an, O. :. Biocs. Verne Taylor,
Arthur Hcoven, Robert Petit. Lester
Morse John +. Grimes, II. A. Kuck.
l.. u. Carter, II. Cochran. Henry Siv-
ely. a. l.. Radenbush. T.. r. Ncubauer.
j. II. Jones. James Fell. =. f. Kilcm.
len. Fred Warner. Charles L. Horn.
Harold Pattin. Ed. Clarke, Robert
kcipel, William II. Crago, Charles
Davis. l.. l.. Harding, Y. q. Holwill.
". Il. Moore. Percy Rernett and Wal
ter Gunster.
Tabeaux are always popular \
most pleasing entertainment can he
given by utilizing Tennyson's Dream
of Fair Women" or Donald Mitchell's
"Reveries of a Bachelor" when the
characters can be portrayed with great
effect
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Poore enter
tanned yesterday afternoon and even
| ing in honor of their son, Mr.. j. B.
Poorc, and his bride. Many friends
called during the hours of receiving.
Mrs. +. G. Coursen will entertain at
cards this afternoon.
Miss Hardenbergh and Miss Worth
| ington gave a charming studio
| luncheon on Thursday in honor of Mr..
Salter, the New York vocal instructor.
A number of friends were informally
entertained.
''rba SpipcterSr r1yn ono ,f tb.,r
delightful dances Thursday night at
furnished the music. Miss Elizabeth
Rice and the Misses Rose constituted
the committee in charge.
The Scranton Lodge of Elks enter
| tained tn" ladies at an elaborate social
! session Thursday night.
The ladies of the Maccabccs gave a
colonial entertainment Thursday even
ing.
The ladies' section of the Scranton
Llederkranz gave Il masquerade bah
Wednesday evening.
Miss Annie Evans, of Fillmore ave-
nue., entertained party of friends at
her home Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna Bell, of West Market
street, entertained at cards Wednes-
day evening.
Earnest Seton Thompson will lee.
ture in the Young Mems Christian as
, sociatlNn auditorium at Wilkes Barre
| on Monday evening, f. ebrliary a6, un
| der the auspices of the Wilkes Barra
institute. The subject of the lecture
will be, "The Personality of Will
Animals"