The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-30
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The beautiful home of Mrs. Il. j.
Eennall, on North Washington ave-
nuc, was the scene of charming
musicale yesterday afternoon, which
was attended by the elite of the city,
in honor of Mr.. Sumner Salter, of New
York, and Miss Hardonberg, in whose
school of music Mr.. Salter is a mas
ter. The sumptuous and elegantly APP
pointed rooms in their rich coloring
made Il rare setting for the group of
guests in their light tinted gowns and
picturesque hats.
Mr. Salter opened The programme
with Il magnetic and Fascinating rem
dcring of the Moonlight Sonata"
John r. Watkins. who was the vocal
Soloist of the occasion. sang several
numbers by Dudley Buck. Chadwick
and others. One of the most appreci-
ated of his selections was "rhe Sands
of Dee which seemed to gather new
pathos from his artistic Interpretation.
Tie sang "Who Knows" an attractive
little composition by MI Salter. He
also sang the "Vulcan Song" from
Philemon and Baucis.'
Several pupils of Miss 1Iardeu-
herghs school gave piano numbers.
Miss Bennell, whose touch is delight
full in Its sympathy and expression,
played two selections with exquisite
taste. Miss Penwarden rendered lie
Papillons.' by Grieg, with superb exc
cution and afterward played two Mos
kowsky duets with Mr.. Salter. Mrs
Ward played exceedingly we'll Two
numbers.
Mrs. Salter sang with much taste u
solo of her husbands composition. and
Nr, S,I1t hna nj III,
of Schumann Romanza. The musi-
Gale was in every sense Il pleasure and
will long be remembered for its many
charming features.
Mr.. Salter's fame as master and
an artist made the occasion a privilege
much appreciated by those so favored
as TO be present. At the conclusion of
the programme an informal reception
was held.
Cards are out announcing the COM
ing marriage of e. G. Vogelbacher. of
Dunmore, and Miss Bessie NJ. Freder-
lex, OF Aberdeen. Pa.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard RoWlands, of Wayne
avenue, in honor of their daughter
Sadie.
Games, singing and other party
amusements We're indulGed in ill IL late
hour. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowlands. Misses Bessie Lewis
Sadie Rowlands, Gwen Price, Charlotte Phillips,
Nina Walker, Lily Coles, Lizzie Rowlan.is, Mar
Garet Lewis, Margaret Richards, Katie Evans
sadie Jenkins, Minnie Thomas, Mary Richards
Blolwyn Thomas, Rachel Rowlands, Polly Jones
tnne Richards. Blanche Eowlands Mary VII
llnls, Ruth Mslss, Hannah Hobbs, Esther Hobbs
Rachel Iiitchinss, Katie Iltohnss; Mcssrs VII.
lie Thomas, David John, Windsor Gucrn, Willie
Owens, Arthur iIonbS, Thomas Hobbs, Harry
freeze, Joseph Criiiths, Willie MyIcs and Harry
Thomas.
Frank Major, OF 132 North Bromley
avenue, and Miss Gertrude Suydam, OF
Green Ridge, We're united IN marriage
Yesterday at the home of the bride $
parents. The wedding was quiet one,
only few relatives being present.
The groom is employed as shipping
clerk at Jonas Longs Sons, and the
bride is the daughter OF George Suy-
dam. They will reside on Hickory
street, South Scranton.
The members of the Imperial Cha
tauqua circle We're delightfully."- enter
tained last night by Prof. and Mrs. j.
Alfred Pennington. at their beautiful
new horne at lst6 Adams avenue. The