The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
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Messrs. George Evans. Burnham Guild
and Ralph Gillespie.
sued invitations to a dance at the
Country club next Thursday evening"
Mrs II. w. kingsbury entertained
the Friday Afternoon card club yes
terday.
The announcement that the Recitai
club will give another fine entertain
ment Is Il benefit for the flahne'nann
hospital next November has occasiohed
nitch satisfaction in musical circieS.
The affair is dated for Nov. - and %
and will b. given as before, under the
management ot Madame Timbermah-
Randolph. Mrs. Henry Dixie. of FL
mira will direct the rehearsais.
\ banquet was given at the Allen
house, Honesdale, Thursday night in
honor of Auditor General IL. II. liar-
dcnbergh. by about one hundred OF ms
friends. w. w. Wood acted as toast
master. and addresses were made by
Hon. W. II. Dimmick. Hon. Thomas j.
Ham. NJ. j. Hanlon. Superintendent ID.
l.. Hover, y. II. Spencer John j.. Rlch-
mond Commissioner George seaman,
Andrew Thompson and the guest OF
the evening.
\ very pleasant surprise party was
hcld at the home of Robert Richard.
of Slunsey avenue. last evening. Time
was pleasantly spent in games ana
other merry liking diversions in
dulged in. Those present were
Misses Ctacc Marion. Sarah Harvey. Grace SIS
90, Margarct Willis, May Baker Rose Pi't"cS.
Jennie Jenkins Sabina Lynch, Frank Anderson.
Emery Brace, Wilsrcd Hart; licn'y stewart.
Fred Richard. viii Brnndage
The lady members OF the NVcdnes-
day night class at Siesers has issued
invitations for a May Social. to be
given next Wednesday night. The
patronesses are Mrs Il. j. Lynett. Mrs.
Thomas Ruddv. Mrs. Robert Wills.
Mrs Ella Gibbons Connell. Mrs A. j.
Duffy.
The members of the T.. T.. y. club
and some of their friends We're de-
lightfully entertained at a marsh mall
low roast by Miss Floy Kintner at
neE nbllle OH summit dNtuuc CNti'-
ing. Among those present We're: The
Misses Leila Woodruff. Grace Atler-
ton. Gertrude Guild Dora -3Jowe. Julia
Henwood. Ruth Ham. Carrie Hitch
cock. isabella Jones Evelyn Gates.
Nettie IaNrerce. Helen Winton. Ethel
Clark. Helen Luce. Isabelle Feinburs,
and Messrs. Cole Price, Russell Shurt-
left. Harry Connolly, Floyd Fuller.
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Guild. Don. Cilllick, Griff Thomas.
Henry Twining, viii Edgar, Walter
Phillips. George Evans. Fred Atherton.
At the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age. 30 Blakely street. Dunmore. on
Thursday evening at s o'clock. Miss
Helene A. Stern, of Scranton. and Fred
crick =. Weyandt were married by
Rev. Charles Henry Newing. They will
reside ut 1913 Taylor avenue.
The b. pavement which has fallen
upon the family of Professor Plumley
bv the death of one 50 beloved and
so Indispensable. is made doubly pa
thetic by the alarming illness of Mrs.
Phlmicy. who has been at the gates
of death since Wednesday with the
same u1tdu ulSeiSe- pneumonia. l4iSl
night it was thought that the crisis
would be reached. but her condition
excited the gravest Solicitude. 1t is
a strangely sad coincidence that Mrs.
Plumley should have been taken vio-
lently i'll with precisely the same Synp-
toms and suddenness that character
lied the attack which was fatal to
her husband. and that their young
daughter. Mary. lies in a precaIious
state. also suffering with pneumonia.
Indeed So serious is her condition that
she has not Yet been informed of her
fathers death The sympathy of a
multitude of friends goes out toward
this stricken household.
Th" death Of three of the leading
educators in this region within COM
paratively brief time has shocked
the community wi more than 0rdin-
AIRY sorrow. Re, u. j. McGOldrck
the priest and teacher so beloved and
so mourncd: Professor Plumley whose
influence was So beautiful in his life
work, and Professor Grapt, whose fine
culture and brilliant attainmentS were
an inspiration to throngS of young
people who need such Observation-Disclosures
all gone away and left places hard to
fill, and the loneliness of which will
cause aching hearts for many a weary
day