The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-05
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,THE Wyoming Valley country club
viii play The first oi the matches
today with III" Scranton country
u club on the links here. The Scran-
ton team viii be made up from
the following: j. II. Brooks. +. G. Fhl-
ler. T.. H. Watkins. James Blair irr
Fl. C.. Shafer, W. J. Toirey. j. l.. Peck
I. II. Brooks. The entertainment COM
nittce win furnish tea.
4 tallv-ho will meet The Wilkes
Barre team at the l.2O Delaware and
Hudson train this afternoon TO tnke
the visitors ont. and will return al > D..
m. to the corner of Vine and Washing
ton to convey members tn the country
club.
Miss Emelne *. I,irhnond will give
lecture on the subject. "Mv ioN!neN
Through Palestine, Illustrated" next
Thursday night. October 10. at the
North End Young Womons christian
association rooms. Miss Richmond is
Il most pleasing speaker. and has some
thing to say worth hearing in this de-
lightfu "reminiscences of a "trip To the
Orient.
Announcement has been made uf he
engagement of Franl> II. DonncllN. of
this city. and Miss Jean Lee. of Wilkes
Barre. Tho wedding is to be celebrated
in November.
William +. Mcllalc. of DlNphnlt. and
Miss Mary Mcl.ain. of Hyde Park,
were married on Wednesday at st
Patrick's church. Miss Frances Nc
Lain was bridesmaid. Mr. Michael
Cummings of Olyphant, was best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Edward Nc
Lane Michae! tavanaugh. Edward
C;leran and Richard I.onergan.
Mrs G.. G. Jacobs. Of Dickson avenue
entertained a large party of young peo-
pie in honor of Mr. Alex Mckee. of
Pottsville, on Tuesday night.
The first of the uarl"r talks on
Egyptology to be given by Miss susan
j.. Dickinson will take place Thurs
day afternoon, October -. at tho home
of Mrs. Thomas Dickson. on Washing-
ton avenue. The Others will be held at
the residences of Mrs. r. H. Watkins.
Mrs. II. VI. Boies ard Mrs. Il. I. Ben
nell. Tickets may be had by address
ing Miss Victoria Broadb,nt. l020 Null
berry street. or Miss Dickinson. GSS3
East Market street. The price for the
course is s.: single tickets, 30 cents.
The annual donation day at the
Home for the I'r,ndlcss will b. Orlo-
her a and -. A feature of he first
days close Will he q fine entertainments
whcn Madame Lenore THOMPSON will
sing English ballads. and IL we'll known
clocHtionist will recitc.
Miss Anna Miller. manager FOR Emil
Faur and tie New York philharmonic
society. was in the city Yesterday look
ing over the field for a great concert
in January. Miss Miller was manager
for the Theodore Thomas orchestra for
several years, and also managed Josef
Hoffman on his last American tour
She Is one of the very few successful
women managers in America.
The Wanita club. which by reason of
college and other rXigencies is now r,-
duccd to the number of four has ar
ranged tor a series Of Saturday mat
inces which will be in the way Of
dances at Guernsey hall. The commit
tee consists of Messrs. Davis. Leon
Griffin. Archie Deans and Ralph Allen.
The first matinee will be held this at
terncon. The invited guests are the
follo"ine Misses Grace Atherton. Iris
Burns. May Blanchard. Glare Brew
ster Charlotte Brandon. Nellie Brown.
EClna Caryl. Jessie Cavcll, Kate Chase,
Jessie Calender. Ethel Clark, Louise
Davenport Bessie Dostcr, .Ieannettc
Davis Anna Edwards, christine Eel
lows. Bertha Fellows Alida Fellows.
Maud FlOrcy. Bessie Frolnlclter. Bella