The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18

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omen TODAY AT the Country club
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arranged for elaborate refreshments
which will be served during the alter
noon Immediately following the an
nual meeting. which is called FOR 4
,'c,,cl, thcrc win he "A ladies' putting
watch an tho ,iobt,enth green for a
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uaik pl'leS. may w i'ilaSiue"'
The Scranton club will go to Trenton
an MAY 20 for n Memorial day match
'rwo pl.Ns are 10 be- given at the
Parish House for benefit of st. Hilda's
Guild and Junior auxiliary, May -
and Is. by local talent. among Whlcn
is Miss tfeida hanr. WhoS" coon SONGS
are we'll and iavorabiN known among
hcr lnnumelap'e IIienuS.
Inc pays are unuer ,he ulie','oil W
Mr. Allen Durand. OF New h"h, Wno
mas had conSluerdpie experience III 'n'
line or amateur theatricaIs. - ue-
s.riptlo'i anu cast III ''ih' '"'ei' w ''e
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THE TRCuBI.E Ar SNTTERlEES
Farce in One Act.
.ruc Trouble at Satcrlecs is breezy little
'ucc for girls only, describing how Irish
luaid (Miss Victoria Broadhcnt) by ravestrop-
hing overheard rehearsal OF a tragedy written
t,v Dorothy miss Beatrice Morris). one OF the
seminary rirls Many troubles ensrc and the
rss, of tho farce is occupied sby the unr1vel'in:
.t tho mystery. A series Of ludicrous and cAct
inc events occur during the entire play.
CAST
noiothy Observation-Disclosures. Miss Beatrice Morris
,licr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss blanche Wilson
Mildred OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Alice BreCk
Marian ................ Miss Louise Davenport
Ecrtha .,..........,... Miss Trystne Morris
Miss Ophca Sattcrlec. principal OF seminary.
Miss Dorothy kcci.
kathleen. Irish maid Miss Victoria broanocht
Fourteen ghosts.
~ rERPLEXlNG SITUATION.
Comedy in Tw" AciS
uh'r OF FANNY becomes n'SsMs''' WIZ" "S
,.'. pop,'S'E =" law a,. "",'r ,tm" .n
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the rlsv Miss Frci,la Kann will SING coon songs.
aud Mr.. Harold B,ttiu. whose success on hc
local stage is we'll known, will assist her in
sr,rral turns. lir" play ends in matrimonial
il".np. III "hi'h the cn'lFc COMPANY Pa''ic'pa'''
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Me ,uo ui,,,l,.,nu Mic .Ii,o Rrcct
Mis-, Lu,y r,ir. An adopted niece,
Miss Irene Klnn
Tom Middleton ............. Mr. William Kann
M'. NoSic .,...,...... Mrs. r. Cromwell Hand
N""n ,''',,'. MISS ''.'e'' 'ho'h'oh hr'E
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,l,,oc Miss Frcida Konn
Mary .......................... Victor Broalhcnd
Tho Srhumann- -Heink concert is the
murll-talked- event of the coming
Meok The diagram was opened to the
public yesterday. and il is evident that
The house will be crowded II will be
u great privilege to have such an au-
crcsation of talent in Scranton. and
ii is a satisfaction to realize that
helpcd to swell the audience at the
Nordica concert in Wilkes Barre last
season to the number of 400 or more
Barre is not reciprocatinc in patron
age on this occasion. all of which goes
to show that Wilkes Barre does not
yearn for good music as soulfully as
has been asserted
There are still Il. number of good