The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-26
TAYLOR.

Tomorrow evening the pupils Of Miss
Sarah j. Price, elocutionist. assisted by
Professor Harry Evans. baritone. of
Wales: Miss Susan Havard, soprano.
OF Newcastle, and Professor w. l..
Jones, tenor. will give an ertcrtain-
ment at the Welsh congregational
church. The programme: Pianist, Miss
Lydia HoSkins: introductory remarks
by chairman, j. NJ. Harris, esq; solo,
Professor w. L. Jones; recitation. Miss
Blanche Williams; recitation, Myrtle
Fatsinger; recitation. Della Davis
parasol drill, twelve little girls; recita-
ton Almina Cooper; recitation, Nerna
Williams: recitation, Mabel Davis
dialogue, The Sick Doll" Oscar Nor
ris and Myrtle Fatsinger; solo, Miss
Havard; recitation, Grace Nyhart;
| recitation Lydia Jones; recitation,
trania Tubbs: solo, Professor Harry
Evans; recitation Viola Jones: recita-
tion, Matte Smith; recitation, Mar
garet Davis: broom drill, twelve little
girls; recitation, oscar Morris; recta-
ton, Nellie Lewis: duet, Professor
Evans and Miss Havard; hoop drill,
| sixteen young ladies. At the conclus-
ion Of the programme the Ladies' Aid
| society Of the church will conduct an
| ice cream and cake social.
The following composed mine party
| formed in honor of Miss Agnes Reese
of Plymouth, and Miss Susan Havard
Of Newcastle, who visited the interor
| workings of the Archibald mine on
Thursday evening of last week: Misses
| Susan Havard, Susan Harris, Maude
| Davis. Ida Whiteford. Lillian Harris,
| pi iph I'd Go l.
J. Price. Mamie Francis, and Messrs.
Luther Harris, John Moreans and
David ]. Pugh. Upon returning from
the mine tho guests repaired to the
home of Foreman and Mrs. Harris.
where they were very pleasantly en-
| tertained.
The reception given in the form Of a
smoker by lnvinCible commandery. No.
252 Knights of Malta, in their rooms
in Reese's hall on Friday evening, was
a very delightful affair. There were
large delegations of members from
| Green Ridge, Providence, West Scran-
ton, South Side. Attorney j. f. Wat
kins was chairman of the event A
| fine programme was rendered The
Mozart quartette sang several excel
lent numbers: +. c. Evans and T. J.
Davis reCited; Professor Harry Evans
Arthur Morgans and j. F. Tubhs rem
| dered solos; Joseph Coombs and
Messrs Johns and Thomas. of the Hyde
Park commandery, rendered comical
sketches. The lnvinCible commanders
double 1uartette rendered two fine se-
lections, which brought the session to
a close. Refreshments were served and
cigars passed.
The camp meeting of the Primitive
Mothodists of the Pyre. Archibald anc
Sibley, held yesterday at the Pyne. was
largely attended. Rev. II. J. Bucking.
ham, of Wilkes Barre. and Miss Sarat
I.anyOn, the conference evangelist, as,
sisted Rev. James Walker in the work
The employees of the Taylor, Pynt
ana Archibald mines received theil
monthly earnings for the fore
part of August on Saturday.
A very distressing accident occurred
at the Archibald mine on Saturda,
morning. when John Proper. employed
as "A carpenter, was run down by
trip of loaded mine cars. He received
a badly lacerated leg, which was alsc
found to be broken in three places. II,
was taken to the Moses Taylor hos
| Plthi' "lltit W do louIu u
be necessary.
; The game of base ball scheduled 70
thc home grounds on Saturday, be
tween the local team and the Wes
Scranton Anthracites, was postponed
OWING to rain.
Mrs. Tallle Griffiths and son. John
of Taylor street, has returned hom
from a two weeks visit with relative
, in Binghamton, y. Y.
Mrs. Catherine Neiger and grand
daughter, Melissa Powell, of Mai
I street, are spending a few weeks d
A Heart lake.