The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01

always lead them to a higher plane.
That work has been planted in so
many young hearts that somewhere it
must bloom into loveliness and perfec-
ton.
Miss Savage will go away bearing
unnumbered hopes and good wishes for
future of infinite happiness and sue
cess.
The concert for the Green Ridge Pub
lie library, to be given in the lecture
| Dom of the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church tonight. will he under the aus
pices of the following ladies: Mrs.
George $. Sturges, Mrs. II. Il. Ware.
Miss Anna Is. Sanderson. Mrs r.. L..
Fuller, Mrs. NJ l.. Jackson. Mrs. G. NJ.
Hallstead. Mrs. James G. Sanderson,
Mrs. e. -. simpson, Mrs. j. A. Price,
Mrs. II. n. Watkins, Mrs. q. Fred
Whittemore. Mrs. l.. b. Powell, Mrs.
Edison NJ. Green Mrs. Il. NJ. Winton,
Mrs. II. NJ Streetcr, Mrs. Laton b.
Oakford. Mrs. j. w. Howarth. Mrs. A.
C.. Twitchell, Mrs. II. G. Durham, Mrs.
Il. j. Bennell, Mrs. G.. C.. Comegys. Mrs.
c. b. Sturges. Mrs. w. C. Van Blarcom,
Mrs. A. T.. Law. Mrs +. l.. Merriman,
Mrs. A. V. Bower. Mrs. X. T.. Hurley.
Mrs. J. w. Dusenbury. Mrs. c. n. Bel
lamy, Mrs j. w. Peck. Mrs. q. \.
kear. Mrs. W. d. Kennedy. Mrs. r. r..
Jones. Mrs. J. F.. Dimmick. Mrs. Pres
ton Robinson. Mrs. i; +. Chamberlin,
Mrs. II. &. Reynolds Mrs. George San
derson. Mrs. \. q. Thomason. Mrs
Townsend Poore and Miss Ella V.
Roney.
The concert. which promises to be a
very brilliant musical event will be
given by the Treble Clef societies of
West Pittston and Scranton, under the
direction of Mrs. Maxwell Chapman.
Miss Morrow. pianist, assisted by Mrs.
Clara Simpson Brady and string quin-
tette. First violin. Fred Widmayer:
second violin. Sam Oppenheim: viola,
Charles POkorney; cello. r. Fl. Rip
pard: double bass, Charles Pabst, and
a chorus of fifty voices.
The society gave Il delightful concert
Thursday night at Pittston.
Mrs. w. q. Fulton. Mrs. Kirk and
Miss Kirk are in Buffalo. where they
will spend several days before taking
a Canadian trip.
Miss Clara Simpson Brady sang at
West PittstOn Thursday night
The Fortnightly Literary club was
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. RisSinger. of Monroe
avenue. on Monday evening last.
The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Williamson. Mr.. and Mrs. &. n.
Edison. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Peabody
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hol-
linssworth, Mrs. Hutchison, Miss Ed
son, Miss Hutchison, Miss Hollings-
worth. Miss Smith, Mr.. Harry Smith,
Mr.. Webb, Mr.. Doane.
Mrs. +. :. Godfrey gave beautiful
luncheon at the Jermyn yesterday, in
honor of Miss Savage. The guests
were: Mrs. w. ID. Kennedy. Mrs. ]. A.
Lansing. Mrs. Herschel Hall, Mrs T..
n. Ripple. Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. William
Hanley, Mrs. l.. r. STEELE. DR.. Law
Award, Miss Deacon, Miss Florence
Richmond. Miss Weir. Miss Van Mort
Miss Short Miss McGaughey.
The same committee will serve at
the Country club tea today that was
to have served last saturday but FOR
the rain. The members are: Mrs. +.
! r.. Watson, Mrs. \. G. Twitchell. Mrs.
T.. j. Platt. Miss Hunt and Miss COur-
sen.
Mrs Chauncey Reynolds. of Wyom-
ing avenue. has issued invitations to
the marriage of her daughter Chaun-
Gle. to Dr. W. T.. Keller. the ceremony
to take place Wednesday, June the
18th. in st. Luke's church.
The marriage of Miss Marie Trues-
dale to Mr.. Bissell of Chicago, will