The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
Social
Gossip

M8tdenS hied themselves nOneWaTu
on Thursday and are making glad
many a fireside. Fewer large afairs
are scheduled for next week than at
any recent Easter time, although
many guests are being entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Weston and Miss
Alice Matthews will go to New YORK
today for a weeks stay. Iuesday
Mrs Weston and Miss Matthews VIII
attend the Wells college luncheon at
shcrry's. when Mrs. Grover Cleveland
and other distinguished members OIL
the; alumni will be present.
Three little maids. Lucille, Gladys
and Jane. Connell. will have a pretty
sa,e pt tho residence of Mrs. James
l.. Connell, 11l5 Vine street. this at
ternoon, for the benefit Of the chill
,lrcns ward of the Lackawanna hospi-
tai. They have many fancy and use
ful articles. and invite all their friends
ycuns and old, to see the result OF
their efforts.
Mr.. John RI. Brooks. who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks at the
Waldorf A stOria WILL ii is thought nc
sufficiently recovered TO be brought
home next week. Mr.. II. g. Brooks is
expected to arrive from Bermuda to-
morrow
Mrs. II. n Brady. ir.. entertained
ufornally at luncheon on Wednesday.
In honor Of her guests. Miss Le1erts
and Miss Roe of New York, and Miss
Waring. of Paintield. n. j.
Mrs. George Il. Jormyn will give a
dinner dance at the Country club next
Wednesday night.
Mr.. r. T. Clarke and Miss Clarke
will entertain at a tea on thursday
next, at their home on jefferson ave-
nuc.
, Colonel and Mrs II. NJ. Roes and
Miss Roles returned on Thursday
from an extended Southern trip. dur
ing which they visited Havana, Mioml.
Palm I:cacf. ST. Augustine and other
points. AS pleasant travelling COM
parions. a portion of the time. they
met MI and Mrs. Abner Mckinley.
brother of the president.
Anon. the pleasant social events OF
the heal. future will be the Lyceum
Souvenir Dance. 20 be held on Tues
day evening, April Is. at the Scranton
Bicycle Club house. Washington ave-
nue. Music vii! be furnished by
Biuer's fun orchestra. The patron
csscS are: Mrs Mary T. Phelps. Mrs
Rufus J. Foster, Mrs. James p. Dick
son. Mrs. c. l.. Frey. Mrs. p. Francis
,.t;urster Mrs George NJ. Hallstead,
u Ns,c l
HARRINGTON Sivelly. Mrs. II. Fl. Coston.
The Friday Afternoon Euchre club
will give a dance. Tuesday next, at the
Country club. The committee in charge
arg Miss. Helen Matthews. Miss Penny
packet. Miss Amy Jessup and Miss
Boits
Miss Seymour will go to New York
next week, and upon her return will
complete the arrangements for the
piano recital to be given, April %, in
st. 'Luke's parish hall. by her talented
NIECE, Miss Ethel Newcomb. Miss New
comb. who has been so much in Scran-
ton for five years. has been Il pupil of
leschitisZky. 1t is not too much to say
That she is Il favOrite with this great
est living master, and that Scranton
music lovers will flock to hear her
play. The programme will be varied
enough to suit any audience. Miss
NeWcomb will so to London in Sep
tember. At present she is quietly
studying by herself at Whitney's
Point. She has as yet appeared but
II few times in public, but "a great
career is prophesied,
Mr.. S. =. Fenner and family are re.
moving permanently TO their country
place, near Rochester, \. Y. Their
handsome home on Clay avenue has
been purchased by Clarke Bros.
Inc members of the class of 1902 at
IN" School of the Lackawanna will
have n dance At Guernsey hall next
Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. George IL. Birdsall. of
quincy avenue, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Grace. to Mr.
Frederick Carroll Stam, of Philadel-
phia,
Miss Watson will receive on Nom
day. from Ilvc until seven, in honor of
Miss Mabel Eager Wheeler. who is Mr..
-Alberl Watson's ,iancec
The young ladies' who compose the
Cooking club will have a dance at the
country club on Thursday evening
next.
MIS-. George Breck has issued invita-
tons 10 "A thimDle tea next Wedncs-
daSlh honor of her niece, Mrs. Chan
ming Smith,
Inc concert 10 be given by the Studio
clubs directed by Miss Julia c. Allen.
MISS Cordeila Freeman and Miss Char
'''" Slackinan, on the 18th, will he
'''l'lhn"red as one of the notab bl,
events III the musical history of Scran-
,tnli. Among the attractions will he
Master Earl Gulick. the celebrated ho,
soprano, the child with the "angel
voice. 1T is proba bic that ST Iuke,s
parish hall will be inadequate to con-
tam 'he audience, for the fame of Earl
Gulick is something uninue in
Its way. The diagram will opeu
at PoWelrs on Monday neyt
ana as the advance sale has
beeh large it will be necessary for
ticket holders to appear early.
The object to be benefited financia,Iy
ON this occasion will be ST. Luke's kim
dersdrtens and that alone is sufficient
10 attract patronage. Miss Freeman's
lovely voice and Miss Aliens violin
music will add to the charms Of the
programme.
lhombas B. Evan, clerk in G, w.
DAVIS drug store, Was rendered a s,,r-