The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-27

Tribune will be understood as being
personally intended for all the friends
of Mr.. Fuller and his family.
Mrs. II. r. Dixie OF this city, will
leave for New York Jan. 9, where. in
three different cities she will produce a
grand spectacular performance OF THE
Yeoman of the Guard" a minstrel per-
formance and an opera carnival Re-
turning she will take up the work in
Pittston, as she did last year.
There seemed to be few institutions
in the city without IL bountiful Christ
mas dinner this year. but doubtless
many friends Of the Florence Mission
will regret to know that the family in
that institutions was not well remem-
bered on this happest holiday of the
year, and the dinner was rather meagre.
Mrs. A. d. Blackington gave IL charm-
ing luncheon last Saturday for her niece
little Miss Florence Smith. The guests
were: Misses Mildred MARBLE, Marguer-
lite Barker, Alice Blair. Margaret Con-
nell, Elizabeth Storrs, Mary Isabel
Kays, Mary Hallstead. Mary McClave,
Elizabeth Jermyn. I.orena LaBar Mar
ion Howarth, Lola Coston, Florence
Peck.
Mrs Blackington entertained at din
ner on Tuesday night, her niece, Miss
Louise Smith. The others present We're:
Misses Janet Storrs, Marjorie Plat,
Dorothy Warren, Gladys Watkins,
Frances Jermyn. Elizabeth Dickson,
I,ll lot,
Tracy. Messrs. Law Watkins, Curtis
Platt, James Linen, Douglas Torrey,
Richmond Tracy, Kenneth and Harold
Welles. Grier Parke, William Manlicus,
Edgar Coursen, Warner Hayes.
Colonel and Mrs. Boies will entertain
n company of their daughters friends
during holiday week. The members of
the party will be Miss Ada Copeland,
of Boston: Miss Simpson. of New York;
Miss Olmstead. of Lakeville, Conn.
Miss Norman, Of Orange. Messrs
Clupas. of New York and Baldwin Of
Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ii. Brady will enter
tain informally Tuesday night in honor
Of their guest Miss Lefferts. of New
York, who will arrive early in the week.
Mrs. William Matthews will have a
tea for the younger set on Tuesday af-
ternoon. in honor of her son. Robert.
Mrs. John Z. Galpin will entertain al
a luncheon on Wednesday next, in hon
or of her guest, Miss Grace Emory, OF
Rockland, Me-, who will arrive on
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Galpin will
also have Mr.. l.. A. Smith, of Rock
land. as a guest for the Bachelor Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Blackinton are
n house party for Miss
Galpin. who Is to give Il card party
on Tuesday night. in honor of her
guests. They are Miss Elsie Street
and Mr.. Frederick Street, of Darien,
Conn; Miss Julia McGee. of Jersey
sey City. a member of the party to
New York.
Mr.. Raymond Sanderson will have
several holiday guests at his home on
Clay avenue. among whom will be:
Messrs. ID. B. Tobey and Peabody, of
n. II. Brooks, of New
ark.
Misses Marguerite and Emma Bar
kerr the two little daughters of City
Treasurer and Mrs. RarRer, filled twen-
y-five fancy stockings with fruit, nuts. |
candy and games for the children of
the Lackawanna hospital. When the |
little tots opened their eyes Christmas |
morning and saw the stockings on |
heir beds they thought they had sure
Y not been forgotten by Santa Claus.
The Misses Norton. of Mulberry |
street. have issued invitations to a
ard party on Tuesday next. in honor |
If Mrs. Lewis Parry, of the city of |
Mexico Mrs. Parry. as Miss Lola |
Judd. formerly of this city, has many |
rends in Scranton.
Mrs. r. S. Godfrey will entertain at |
ards this afternoon at the Jermyn
a dinner was given last night at the |
scranton club. in honor of Denning
iaight of Lebanon.
Some superb gowns are worn by the
women of Charles Frohman's Empire
stock company, which will present |
The Wilderness" at the Lyceum next
night. Not only are Miss
Anglins gowns charming, but the cos
umes of Ethel Hornick as Edith Cado-
;an, who has little to do except to ap-
'ear well gowned, and of Kate Patti
as Mrs. Buckley Weston,
ire dreams OF beauty. Mrs. Thomas
as Lady Milanor, is first seen
n reseda green silk brocade, with u
wonderful shaded pink and green chif-
on boa; Lillian Thurgate as Ethel
Lyndon Games OH for a single scene In
n airy pink confection of silk and
null.
But to tell of Margaret Anglin's
owns-and of course they are the
nost important. In the Bond street
ea-room, where she has II meeting
With the lover she Is destined not to
marry, her costume is frail dia-
hanous affair of lowered silk null
Yer pale pink silk, the bodice a blouse
nd made with lace berthe, the skirt
trailing thing of beauty. 4 pink silk
irdle. q flower-trimmed hat as we'll as
pink silk parasol which now and
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