The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-28

Archibald Miss Hunt and Miss Belin
constituted the committee. y large
number of guests attended. including
| many from out of town. Among them
were: Miss Post. of New York; Miss
Gilbert. of Harrisburg Miss Faye
weather. of Paterson; Miss Fisher of
Hartford: Miss Whitney, of New York;
Miss Pitkln, of Boston; Miss Hastings
of Rochester. Messrs. Percy Il. Pyne,
| Arthur Hun and Pearson Foster and
Eugene Foster, of New York: Frazier,
of Pittsburg.
The event OF this evening Is the beau
| tiful dinner-dance, to be given by Mr..
and Mrs. j. Benz. Dimmick, at their
home in Green Ridge. 1t will be in
| honor of their daughter and her guests
and will be enjoyed by the younger set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Warren wilt
give a dance at the Country club Oh
! Monday night for : Margery and
| her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Spencer
| gave dancing party last night at their
home on Wyoming avenue.
The next event of importance after
the close of the holiday festivities will
he the great orchestra concert at the
new arnOry. for the benefit of the
Young Women's Christian association.
Mr. f. c. Hand. under whose direction
1t is to be given, is receiving the most
encouraging responses to his efforts at
making it great success. The Emil
I'aur orchestra is considered to lead the
list in this country 1t will be most
notable occasion. The soloists, Miss
Electa Clifford and Arthur Hochman,
have world wide fame.
Mrs. Richard A. Oakford gave the
last Ella borate "at home of the year
yesterday at her stately residence on
jefferson avenue. Miss Manness was
the guest of honor. The decorations
were in red and the dining room was
effectively charming with poinsettias
in their brilliant hues. The young
girls who served refreshments wore
white with red ribbons. Mrs. Oakford
was assisted in receiving during the
afternoon by Miss NIanness, Mrs. JUS
tice COX of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Eleanor Oakford. Miss Marjorie Platt.
Miss Eleanor Moffat, Miss Warren and
Miss Jc;lne Dimmici were in the din
ing room. A large number of guests
were entertained and the occasion was
on" of an unusually enjoyable churac-
ter.
The spinstcrs will have another Of
their charming dances next Monday
night at the Bicycle club.
MIR. and Mrs. George Sanderson en-
tertained at Il dinner at the Scranton
club last night, previous to the Assem-
bly,. in honor of the guests of Miss
SturScs and of their daughter. Miss
Marion kingsbury sanderson. Covers
were laid for tWenty-siX. The guests
were almost entirely from out of the
city. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
James Gardner Sanderson, Miss Hast
ings, of Rochester; Miss Brooke. of
Philadelphia: Miss Leila Whitney, of
New York: Miss Julia Phyfe, of New
York; Miss Ruth Pitkin, of Boston;
Miss katharine Fisher, of Hartford:
Miss Jeane Dimmick. Miss Torrey, OF
Honesdale; Miss Galpin. Mcssrs. Hen
derson Gilbert, of Pittsburg; Frank
Glazier, of Hartford. Conn. Messrs.
Worthington Scranton. Norman Parke, |
ci'S IL. y ile, JI. vi ANeW 1oTR, fCur- |
son and Hull of New York; Dickinson,
Little, of Orange; LaMotte Belin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schlager will |
give dancing party in the near future |
for their daughters guests.
Misses Elizabeth and Grace Sander
son will entertain at cards this after
noon.
Miss Cornelia Galpin will entertain at
a luncheon today, when the guests will
be Miss Sturges, Miss Marion Sander.
son, Miss Hastings, Miss Benncll, Miss
Warren, Miss st. John Miss
Whitney, Miss Fisher, Miss Pitkin, Miss
Torrey, Miss Brooke, Miss Phyfe.
An elaborate event at Moosic, Thurs
day evening, was the marriage of Miss
Lila Louise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Hutchings, and Dr. Aubrey Hod-
son Williams. of Denver, Col The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. S. w.
Young, pastor of the Presbyterian
After the ceremony IL recep-
ton Was attended by more than one
hundred guests. The interior of the
handsome residence was beautifully
decorated. Eauer's orchestra furnished
the music, The brides gown was of
white satin crepe, with duchesse lace
She carried lilies of the
valley. Her sister Miss Mabel A., wore
green chiffon and carried American
Beauty roses. The best man was Jo-
$. ph j. Jermyn. of this city. The ush-
nrs We're Selden II. Kngsbury. of this
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