The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-30


81 in a fine concert, which Will
take place in the Parish
house April 10. for the benefit
of the free kndergartens con
Quoted under the auspices OF
that church The star performer
will be Earl Gulick, the celebrated boy
soprano. the little choir singer whose
wonderful voice has surprised and de-
lighted two continents. Everyone
knows how this child of the angel
voice" has been fetcd and adorcd
wherever he has been heard since he
sang first in the Church of the Heaven
ly Rest. II will indeed be u rare treat
10 have him in Scranton. and the com
mittec is to be congrP tuatcd for So
curing him in concert. Tho ladies
composing this committee are Mrs. L.
:. Oakford, Mrs. G.. NJ. UGllstead, Mrs.
W. NJ. Dickson, Mrs. II. w. Kings
bury, Mrs. l.. q. LaBar. Miss Manness
and Miss Jermyn.
The great military bali. which is now
being mentioned for May, will be an
unexpected and correspondingly de-
lightful event, If plans for such a mag
rihcent opening of the new Armory
can be perfected. The idea is Il favor
ito with Colonel Watres, and Is being
talked about with enthusiasm by the
commander Of the Thirteenth regi-
ment. 1t is thought that Vice Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt and General Miles will
both be present ana that the affair will
he the most elaborate ever held In
This region. IF the committee could
only manage to secure General Fun
ston and his newly acquired captive
as attractions, II would not only
guarantee moro than the 100000 which
II Is hoped will b. realized from the
bali, but would also solve the anxious
query: what shall bc done with
Aguinaldo.'
Elbert Hubbard editor Of the Philis-
tine ard publisher of the Roycroft
hooks will be in this city May S, when
he will lecture in the Scranton Bicy-
clC club. This will interest many pnu-
pie, who. while they consider him an
iconoclast, unwillingly admit his
cleVernesS ard originality. He is
IHther apt & give the conservative in
Gividual a series Of shivcrs because OF
his astonishing frankness, but he is
none the less fascinating.
Faw Lcnten seasons have ever been
chroniclcG as 50 dull as the one soon
ia be ended. Prosperity of the coun-
try. ill-hCalth, reStlessucss or some
hing must he assigned us the reason
for the general exodus southwark of
ST many residents of the city and n
cores pording dearth Of entertain
Ll2nts. Easter week even will not be
a. gay as usual this season.
Miss Frances Hunt entertained a few
friends at luncheon or "Wednesday.
The guests were: Mrs. B. Il. Watson,
Miss Blanchard. Miss Augusta Arch
bald. Miss Eennell, Mrs Matthews,
Miss Courscn. Miss Alice. Matthews.
There will be a rummage sale for the
benefit of the Summer Home for Self
Supporting Girls, April .. at 229 Penn
avenue. All articles contributed to this
worthy object may be sent 10 Miss
Elizabeth Doersam. al Penn avenue.
Miss Mana Sturges. Miss Jean Dim
nick, Miss Margery Warren, Miss
Eleanor Moffat and Miss Elizabeth
blair are home from Pennington,
Connecticut. for the Easter recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Belin. ir., will
cntertlin ii large company of guests
Easter Monday night Mr.. La Motto
Belin will have house party of friends
during that week.
Colonel II. NJ. Boies ana family and
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Spraguc are
among those who will return from the
south to spend Easter at home.
T.. W. Holland, formerly of this city
Is engaged with Floyd Moore. II Broad
way, New York. bond and stock brok.
crs and bankers.
Miss Watson will entertain house
party at the home of her parents on
Monroe avenue Easter week.
Mr.. Harry Hydnman is at the
Thompson hospital, under treatment
for rheumatism,
Mrs. \, II. Storrs entertained the
Friday Afternoon Card club ycster-
day.
Mrs. \. 9. Twitchel has been in
New York for the past few days.
Miss Wheeler, of Burlington. VI. is
the guest OF Mrs, w. w. Watson.
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