The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-08
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Social
Gossip

For sweet charity's sake the Qui
iivc club Saturday held a miniature
fair in one of the stores on Wyoming
avenue opposite the Lyceum. The pro-
c"t DIS of the ddv went to the Lacka =
wanna hospital and the efforts of this
coterie of young and pretty maidens
Wvr2 crowned with success, as between
$50 and $50 was realized and set aside
for the LackaWanna hospital.
Cakes, candy. potted plants and cut
flowers were sold and in spite of the
disc Srceahlc weather there was not d
!ncmcnt when the members of the
club were not busy waiting upon con-
tvHlD,ativc customers. The fair was
H. chIrse nf Miss Elizabeth Harring-
ton president of the club; Miss Bea =
tiice Morris. treasurer, and the other
young ladies of the association. Among
The lgCtiy faces seen at the various
booths were these of Miss Grace Mad
docks, Louise Davenport. Mabel Fritz,
Kathryn Pratt, May DoSter. Elizabeth
Stclle, Emma Vail and Miss Melvin.
y number of fri nndS gathered at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. John Cheno-
WITH ON Theodore street. FRIDAY even
ing. to give II surprise and welcome
to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Holloway,
who have just returned home from
New Mexico. Games, dancing ana
music were INDUCED in.
The following persons We're present:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chenowith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel kelloWay, Mrs. and Mrs.
William Thurman, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. .. ID. Dewitt, Mr.
and Mrs. Van Gorder Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Jackson. Mrs. Rose Bodden and
daughter Charlotte. Misses Lizzie
johnson. Amber Stonier. Grace Stonier
l.. stone Amanda Terry, Minnie Terry,
Myrtis Case. Gertrude Chenowith. Mrs.
i5aintathcr, Mrs. s. Stone. Mrs. Will
liam Thomas, Messrs. James Loveloss.
T.. w. Pickening. j. G. Terry. John
stone, William Wright, NJ. G. Wilson,
Roy Robinson, Edward Van Gorder.
Arthur Case, Harry Obcrts and Earl
I.ovelass.
The Electric city Tourist club will
hold its first country dance at ST.
Johns bah this evening.
The affair is in the hands of II COM
mittec consisting of the following
members: Master of ceremonies, w.
~ Mcclure assistant master of cere-
monies, J. r. tottcr; floor committee,
w. II. Timln, j. 4. Rhyme, j. j. Cav
anagh, u. l.. Sheehan, 4. s Osborne
and d. T. Murphy; prompter, NJ. j.
Rooney. Music by Prof. Thomas j.
Rennic.
The bazaar TO he Held ON Thursday
aud Friday nights of this week by the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyter-
IAN church, of Dunmore, will be held
AT the residence OF Alex Dryden, on
Dudley street, instead of the Odd Eel
lows hall, as previously announced
The Ladies' Aid society of the Dun
more Methodist Episcopal church will
conduct a rummage sale i'm the build
ing formerly occupied by Horan &
lleaiey, on Chestnut street. on Thurs
Jay, Friday and Saturday of this
week.
\ great collection of useful articles
have been gathered by the ladies and
priced from one cent TO five dollars.
\ double wedding occurred Satur-
day evening about o'clock. when Miss
Ella T. Williams and Edwin Smith,
and Miss Anna Williams and William
III. Parhct We're united in marriage
by Rev. II. q. Reese. of the Puritan
congregational church.
y The brides are sisters and daughters
If Mr and AIRS Henry Williams. OF
Hriek avenue. They wore dresses of