The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-02

Marion Smith, Anna Price, Elsie Powell, Mary
| Greeley.
| Little Peasants-Girls; Marion Jones, Margaret
Post, Margaret Iesseil, Helen Merrineld, Olive
| Jadvin, Matte Edgar. Emma Taylor, Lucy
Logan. Mary McCllve, Margaret Connel, Corinne
Loomis. Adele Grant. Boys: Carl Brooks, Rob.
| ert McClave. Carleton Connell. Gilbert Edgar,
Racburn Watrcs Robert Barnard, Harold Dolph,
Clarence Calendar, william Mitchell. John
| Duckworth, Ray Watres, Charles Rodriguez.
Rats-Sfhsters Theodore vanding Ned Jer.
| myn, Donald ITosic. John Ifosie, Louis Goldsmith,
Arthur Goldsmith, Dickson Kirkpatrick, Fred
Connolly, Van Pot Quackenbush, Jack Quacken.
| bush, Laren Warmsn, Bernard Connel, Edwin
Copnell, Bertram Fcnner, Frank Powell Earl
Rice, Walter Stevens, Rslnh Davis, Walter
| swarts, Theodore Weeks, Leslie Williams, Dudley
| Sanderson, Harry Rules
Village Children-C;rls: Elizabeth Jermyn,
Evelyn Post, Jeanne Samter. Mary Zehnder Hell.
en- Bower. Mildred Mitchell, Gladys Conncll,
Janet Connel, Jennie Fcaner, Laura Zimmerman,
Helen Bray, Ruth Keller Paula Hogan, Dorothy
Wentz, Katharine Coursen, Evelyn Samter, Mar.
garet Brooks Margaret Ten Brock, Dorothy
Taylor. Francis Killum, Lucille Connell. Margaret
Jermyn, Katharine Wood, Adele Levy, Mabel
swartz. Ruth Machette, Dorothy Page, Marjorie
'andIing, Mildred Bennett. Boys: Masters The.
odore Dale. Harold Bower, Earl McNab, Henry
Dale, Herbert Levy, Harold Bower
The Misses Matthews entertained at
card party on Thursday at their
nome on Wyoming avenue. There were
sixteen tables. Mrs. II. B. Ware had
the highest score. Among the guests
were Mrs. f. l.. Fuller, Mrs. II. z.
simpson. Mrs. II. w. Kihgsbury, Mrs.
Everett Warren, Mrs. c. II. Sturges,
MRS. George Sturges, Mrs. w A. Cole
man, Mrs. w. d. Boyer. Mrs. II. III.
Brady. Jr., Mrs. Frank Sllliman, Mrs.
a. II. Christy, Mrs. L. G. Coursen, Mrs.
U. u. Jermyn- Mrs. +. II. Jermyi, Mrs.
L. r. Penman, Mrs. G. L. Frey, Mrs.
y. u. Robertson, Mrs. James Gardner
sanderson. Mrs. II. A. Knapp, Mrs. C.
;. weston, Mrs. w. II. Storrs Mrs. A.
II. Storrs, Mrs. G. NJ. Hallsetad, Mrs.
w. U. Fulton, Mrs. G. D. Murray, Mrs.
thomson, Mrs. B. L. Watson, Mrs. T..
e. Platt. Mrs. G.. B. Smith, Mrs. n. Y.
Leet Mrs. II. Il. Ware, Mrs. j. Benz.
Dimmick. Mrs. c. w. Matthews, Mrs.
klotz. Mrs. II. c. Shafer Mrs. w. j.
Brown, Mrs. l.. G. LaBar, Mrs, Walter
Decker, Mrs. w. II. Jess,ip, Mrs. George
y. =.
Lynde. Mrs. +. d. McGowan. Miss
Howell, Miss Hunt, Miss Glare Rev
nolds, Miss Clarke, Miss Frame. the
Misses Gilmore, the Misses Gerecke,
Miss Cone, of Orange, n. j.; Miss
Manness, Miss Louise Jessup, Miss
Bradley. Miss Dillingham;, Miss Louise
Jessup, Miss Coursen.
The Woman's exchange will be open
at 10 o'clock this morning in the Price
building and will have n variety Of
delicious cakes, pies, breads, etc, be-
sides some very beautiful fancy ar
ticles. On the list of consignors are
ladies who are fine cooks. There is
room in this city for such an enter
prise, and with Miss Reynolds at it's
head 1t must surely succeed. Many
are giving their names to the project,
and 1t will be certain to have the sup
port of the leading women of the re-
gion.
Last evening at the residence of
RI. Rev. Richard Phelan bishop OF
the Catholic diocese of Pittsburg. Rev.
Father John G. Beane united in mar
riage Miss Margaret. the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Flynn, of Sixth avenue. and Mr..
Charles Peters, also of this city. The
bride has been favorite with large
circle of friends and acquaintances.
and the groom was for a number Of
years with Cudahy company. but sor
some time has been in business with
his brother in this city, under the firm
name of Peterse& Co. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peters will, for Nhe present. reside 1T
the Hotel Ringgold. until their new
home in Riverview Park is ready for
occupancy.-McKeesport Morning Her
aid. Jan. "a.
Mrs. Peters has many friends and
relatives In this city and Dunmore,
having visited here number Of
times.
Among the tlitters from the city this
week were: Mrs. \. II Watkins, Miss
Strong, Mr.. Rober Law and Miss
Gladys and Law Watkins. who sailed
for the Mediterranean yesterday.
On Wednesday next Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Crawford and Mr.. c. b. Scot
Will go to Indianola. Fla. for several
weeks, where Dir. Crawford has a tine
winter residence, and. incidentally, a. |
steam yacht.