The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-19
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Companies B. |. and II combined last
night in giving IA mil1tary BAH at the
arlnorN. and the affair proved even
more successful than the most ardent
members of the company had dared
hope. The decorations were the same
as on the occasion of DIS ball. Monday
night, ana the grand opening event of
last Friday. Bauer's orchestra, sta
toned in the casterly balcony, rem
dered in faultless style a well arranged
dance programme. and Il feature of the
night was a drill by sixteen young
ladies, attired in attractive. military
looking costumes, who went through
several difficult manoelvres very care
fully, under the direction of Lieuten-
ant David w. Davis, of Company l..
The concluding portion of the drill was
the charge Of the light brigade" Miss
Geraldine Phillips reciting Tennyson'
famous poem. Those who took part in
the drill We're: Cinderella Morse. Anna
Weseniluh. May Lindabury. Jemima
Jones' Minnie Bodry, Esther Saund
ers, Bertha Saunders Lizzie Phillips.
Maud Sanders. Jessie Boldry, Rhoda
Elias. Ella Mosier. Maud Mosier, Liz
Zie Smith, Ressc Morgans. Bella Cook
Miss Geraldine Phillips, clocutionist
Colonel T.. II. Ripple and Captain
James NIor We're two of the nights
guests of honor, and among the Thir
teenth's officers who attended We're
Major Frank Roblng, Adiutant Dolph
+. Atherton, Quartermaster Frank
Nandling, and Captain Milton O'Con-
nell, of X. The captains of the three
companies giving the ball We're upon
the reception committee, which in its
CiS nI nf IN It2
w. Kambeck, Company B; Captain
William A. Raub, Company l.; Cap
tain John HUFF. Company IL; Lieuten-
ant Elmer T.. Berry. Company b; Lieu
tenant David w. Davis, Company l.;
Lieutenant Thomas Mills, Company II;
Lieutenant Robert w. Cooper, Com
pany l.; Lieutenant GuyR. Relph, Com
pany B; Lieutenant Walter l.. Finn,
Company ii. The floor committee was
made up of Sergeant Smith, Company
B; Sergeant Correll, Company l.; Cor
poral Savillc, Company r: Corporal
Swartz, Company Il; Private Kern,
Company j., Private George Lorimer,
Company L.; Sergeant Constantine,
Company II; Corporal Smith, Com
pany II: Private Marcus Bailey, Com
pany III. The refreshment committee
consisted of Sergeant Wilson Bailey.
Company l.; Corporal David j. Wat
kins, Company II; Private Victor
Koch, ir,, Company B.
The executive committee was made
up of delegation of a lieutenant and
four men from each company. Its
members We're: Company Il, Lieuten-
ant Guy r. Relph, Sergeant Chester -.
smith. Sergeant Herbert Kellow. Cor
poral John $. Coklcy, Private Victor
Koch, jr,; Company l.. Lieutenant
David w. Davies, Sergeant Wilson
Bailey, Sergeant Pruner, Corporal John
Owens, Private George Lorimer; Com-
,any II, Lieutenant Walter l.. Finn,
sergeant Charles H. Constantine, Cor
,oral Nathaniel II. Holly, Corporal Ray
Z. Smith, Corporal Joseph w. Bisbing
aanley served the supper.
John ]. Haller of 035 Penn avenue,
Ind Miss Mary A. Stone, daughter of
=. i. Stone, of 142 South Seventh
itreet will be united in marriage at
,clock this morning at st. Paul's
church, Green Ridge, with "a nuptial
mass, by Rev. =. j, McManus. The
bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Marcella Stone, and the groom
,y his brother, William HalIer A re-
,eption will follow at the home of the
bride on Seventh street, They will re-
side ON Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. NJ, r. Kays, of Sanderson ave-
nue., entertained the members of the
Fordham family at supper last even