The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-09

leading organsts of America. The
other artists who will take part arc:
William Grant Egbert. vioinst, and
Miss Lucy Marsh. soprano.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Jones of col.
fax avenue. on Tuesday evening en-
tertaincd u company OF friends in
honor of Mr.. Jones nephew. Mr.. Null,
of Nyack. n. y, and his bride. who
have been their guests for several days.
Mr.. Null is an accomplished pianist and
an enjoyable evening was passed to the
pleasure of which he contributed.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Spencer is entertain-
ing a house party of friends, among
whom ia Miss Clara Odell, the fair
sister of Benjamin Odell governor of
New York state: Mrs. w. i. Taber (nec
Miss LeonardD who is u favorite visitor
in Scranton; Miss Bradley, sister of
Mrs. Spencer. all of Newburgh, n. Y,
and Mrs. Clarence Calf. of Brooklyn.
Yesterday Mrs. Spencer and Mrs
Frank Edward Spencer gave a card
party at the home of the former, on
Clay avenue, which will probably be
remembered by the large number pres
cnt as among the most enjoyable social
events of their lives. The entertain-
ment of the afternoon was in the form
of military euchre. Among the guests
present were Mrs. j. Benjamin DIM
mick, Mrs. w. j.. Connell, Mrs. G. NJ.
I1allstead Mrs. w. j. Brown, Mrs II.
+. Penman. Mrs. Il. q. Coursen, Mrs.
b. T.. Watson, Mrs. G.. B. Smith. Mrs.
Il. q. Wolfe. Mrs. II. q. Shafer, Mrs. T..
II. Chase. Mrs. Samuel Wayland, Mrs.
William Matthews. Mrs. w. A. Cole
man, Mrs. II. II. Brady. jr., Mrs. An
drew n. Walker, Mrs. Otto Ericsson,
Mrs. lteichnrd, Of Wilkes Barre: Mrs.
j. l.. Wentz, Mrs. Allen, of Glovers-
vile, n. Y: Mrs. n. G. Won Storch,
Mrs. y. y. Leet, Mrs. w. NJ. Dickson.
Mrs. A. III. Chrsty, Mrs. l.. q. LaBnr.
Mrs. c. -. Murray, Mrs. w. u. Keller,
Mrs. A. G.. Twitchell. Mrs. II. F.. Ware,
Mrs. j. =. Lyndc, Mrs. A, II. Storrs,
Mrs. w. III. Jessup. jr., Mrs. II. B. TaS-
ler Mrs. George Sturges Mrs. F.. II.
Lynde. Mrs. G.. B. Penman, Mrs. G. l..
Frey. Mrs. Il. Il. JeInyn. Mrs. q. u.
Jermyn. Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Duck
worth, Misses Archibald. Pennypacker.
| Hunt Spencer, Reynolds. Simpson,
| Matthews. Howell. Gerecke. Williams.
Jermyn, Dale. Gilmore, Keller, Cour-
| sen, Bennell, Merrill.
Mrs. J. +. Grams. of Adams avenue,
gave a party Thursday evening. in
honor of the birthday of her daughter,
Anna l.. All present had a pleasant
time. Dancing and games were in
dulged in, and at II scasonable hour re-
| freshments We're served. The merry
crowd formed Il group and q tlashliSht
| was taken of them. Miss Anna was as
sisted IN receiving by her sisters, Helen
| and Agnes. Those present We're as fol-
| lows: Misses Blanche Burnett. of Pitts
ton; BESSIE Wescott. Olive Price. Mabel
Spencer, Agnes Purcell, Josephine Sui
livan, Minnie Wilson. Laura Tabloid,
Jayne Grams. Madeline Gray. Blanch
Oakley. Messrs. r. w. Whyle, of AL
bany. y. y: Charles Gardner. Leon
Morgan. Joseph McAunic, H. B. Rey-
nolds, Harry Smith. Howard Protheroe.
Furman Spencer. Ray Oakley, Kennith
Ramsey, Leo Hubert and William Kill
cullen.
The entertainment given at the
knights of Columbus hall Wednesday
night for the benefit of the Linden
STREET temple was an unqualified Sue
cess. The affair was entirely under the
direction Of Miss Frances Moses and
Miss Minnie Driesen and the pro-
gramme furnished by Miss Griffin, Miss
Freda Kann and Messrs. Ralph Will
iams and Fred Widmayer was most
peasin. Miss Irene Kann. Mrs.
Aaron Goldsmith and Mr.. Llewellyn
Jones We're accompanies for various
numbers.
Last night Mrs. T.. G. Wolfe enter
tanned in an informal way in honor of
Mrs. +. NJ, Spencer ard her guests.
The .. NJ. =. club was entertained by
Miss Clara Guernsey at her home. on
Pine street, yesterday. \ Very enjoy
able afternoon was spent by all pres
ent. Al > o'clock dainty refreshments
We're served.
Mrs. Gilbert d. Murray gave a beau
tiful luncheon OH Thursday, in honor
ol Mrs Downey, OF Oswego, and Mrs.
Otto Ericsson, OF Dakota. The other
guests We're Mrs. J. $. Lynde, Mrs. w.
+. Keller, Mrs. \. G. TwitchelI, Mrs.
Wainwright Mrs. T.. b. Jelmyn, Miss
Dale. Mrs. &. T.. Frey ana Miss Jermyn
Mrs. Everett Warren entertained
pleasantly OH Thursday at n luncheon,
when the guests We're: Mrs. L. y.
Willard. Mrs. W. +. Hallstead Mrs.
Frederick Fuller. Mrs. r. q. Powell.
Mrs. j. A. Price, Mrs. Il. W. Archibald,
Mrs. II. j. Matthews, Mrs. Henry Belin,
ir.. Mrs. l.. II. Sturges Mrs. A. Il.
Hunt, Mrs l.. p. Kingsbury.
Mrs. \. de O. Blackinlon gave one of
the most charming luncheons of the
season at "'rhc homestead" on Tues
day, in honor of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. ID.
Farrer, of Dunmore. The table was en-
uuisitely arranged, white chrysan-
themums being rnassed IN the center.
The faVorS We're cOrSage bOuuuets of
Niolcts. Covers We're laid for nineteen.
Those entertained We're: Mrs. Farrer,
Mrs Thomas Dickson, Mrs. p. c. Grit
man OF Carbondale. Mrs. w. VI.
Richmond Mrs, Edgerton, of Syracuse:
Mrs, George B. Smith, Mrs. NJ. r.
Rays, Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Joseph Won
Bergen, Mrs. James Ruthven, Mrs.
Bentley. Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. j. G. Bron-
son. Mrs. Charles Farrer Mrs. Il. s.
Osborne, Mrs. ". Chamberln, Mrs. G..
l., Dickson, Miss Galpin.
Mrs, George Sturgcs gave a charm
ing little informal tea on Wednesday.
in honor OF her guest, Miss Keller, of
New York. Miss Sanderson and Miss
Sturges assisted In serving. Among the
guests We're: Mrs. u. IT. Watson, Mrs.
IL. r. Reynolds Miss Hunt. Miss Arch
bald Miss Glare Reynolds, Miss Gal
| = AI,I.