The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16
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j. benjamin Diminivk. Mrs. Charles S,
Weston, Mrs. T.. l.. Fuller, Mrs. 7. +.
ponman. Mrs. George NJ llnllstead,
! Mgdumc Timbcrman Randolph. Mrs.
Frank Sillimnn. .ir.. Mrs George du u.
Dmmick, Mrs. Gilbert ~. Murray, Mrs.
G.. u. pcnman, Miss Allis Dale and Miss
Alice Matthews.
Madame Nordicn l"ft last night FOR
Cleveland. from which point she will
begin her great western tour, which en-
tends to the Pacific coast.
Mr. Fred g. Hand is destined for an
'wpressario's career. He is the only
4 in the city of Scranton who would
I nave had the courage to give us such
and h. is planning something far
greater.
The Thursday afternoon card club
met at the home OF Mrs. W. II. Jessup
this week. The members this season
are: Mrs. Everett Warren. Mrs. ". w.
ltingsbury. Mrs. II. y. simpson, Mrs.
j.. II. ,Jermyn, Mrs. klotz. Mrs. w. H.
.Iessup. ir.. Mrs. G.. Il. Jermyn, Mrs. w..
II. Brady .jr. Mrs. =. Il. Belin. Mrs. y.
q. Robertson. Mrs. j. $. Lyndc. Mrs.
Frank sSillman. IT,. Mrs. 4. B. Sturges,
Mrs. W. NJ. Dickson. Mrs. Wainwright.
Mrs. \. G. Twitchell. Miss Hunt, Miss
Alice Matthews. the Misses Archibald,
Miss Jcrmyn, Miss I:loise Gilmore, Miss
.Jessup, Miss Dale. the Misses Archibald.
Miss Louise Matthews.
Mrs. II. w. Kingsbury has issued in
i, ,.,ti 10 H.
ncsday afternoon.
The third of the parlol' talks by Miss
Susan T.. Dickinson will be given at the
residence of Mrs. Il. ]. Bcnncll, on Fri
day afternoon next. November ~. at 4
o'clock The subject will be Assyla
and later Babylonia--thc two being in
eXtricubly connected
Architect Harvey Elackwood is re-
ceiving bouquets for his cleverneSs i'll
originating the design OF the stage-
shell which worked so effectively on the
acoustics at the armory the other night.
II isn't every young man that can build
houses for people TO live in and cages
for birds to sing ill., and still play Il
cello with such a touch that il glad
dcnS the heart of tn" listener.
The second Informal dance of the
Electric city Whcelmen will he held
ut the club house on Tuesday evening
next. Dancing from $50 To |: o'clock.
Invitations have been issued to Il large
| number of friends of the club.
The informal dances held every
IL.
ton of the l;rminic club. are the lead
ing social functions in West Scr;in-
ton. Th" popularity Of the clubs
dances is fully attcst"d by the large
patronage they continue to receive at
each succeeding event.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Crawford will so
South very soon to spend the winter as
has been their custom for some years.
Mr and Mrs. Il. L. EcvHn were
ngrccably SURPRISED ON Tuesday even
| in% last BY a party Of friends VII" un-
cXpectedly called to extend their best
wishes on the eleventh anniversary of
| their wedding. The evening was pleas
nntly spent in music and card playing
Those present We're: Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bushnell. Mrs. !. j. WagonhurSt. Dr.
and Mrs. Stinc. Louis Bernhard, Misses
! Lillian Bernhard. Anna tonWcll, Mary
| Conwcll. Mary WagonhurSt, Eugene
WentZel. Mr.. and Mrs. Il, y. BcNan,
Helen and Russell Bcvan.
! Mr. and Mrs. II. II. BRADY, ir.. ;r"
| celebrating the second anniversary of
| their marriage in New York.
Miss Charlotte Barker II most at
| uactivc and talented young lady from