The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-01
Weeks s Social News

cry includes lessons on "Serving II
Luncheon" " Taking out Stains" Care
of Table Linen" Washing Fine Laces
and Embroideries," and Washing
Flannels."
! Then there Is course in Economical
| Cookery, and also one in Fancy Cook
cry. All courses open the week of Feb.
| 10.
Mrs. Frank Merrlheld gave charm
ing card party on Thursday at her
home in Green Ridge. The guests
We're: Mrs. Jacob Kirkpatrick, Mrs
Law, Mrs Dounce, Mrs. Howarth, Mrs
| Hurley, Mrs Willard Matthews, Mrs
| Stack. Mrs Dimmick, Mrs. Chamberlin,
| Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Edward Nettleton,
| Mrs. Burr. Mrs. Russell Mrs w. W.
! Phillips, Mrs. DR.. Foster Mrs. Charles
| Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs.
Frank Crane. Mrs. Thomas Jones. Mrs.
George Phillips. Mrs. Charles Sampson,
| Mrs. Il. a. Peck, Mrs. A. G. Nettleton,
| Mrs. Mates. Mrs. Newberry Miss Ten
| ney, Miss Jennie Williams, Miss David
son. the Misses Nettleton. Miss Ger
ecke. Miss Hitchcock, Miss Delaney.
| Miss Van Cleef, Mrs. Robinson, Miss
| Poore, Miss Kennedy, Miss Marvinc,
| Miss Evelyn Jones.
Mrs George b. Smith entertained 4
| large party of friends at cards on
| Tuesday. She had twenty tables ar
| ranged in the beautiful spacious rooms
| of her home on Clay avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Battenberg OF
62S North Main avenue, entertained II
party of their friends on Monday even
| ing a Il crokinole party.
Arch Moses was rendered q surprise
at his home on Eynon street. Mon
day evening, by Il number of young
| people.
! Word has reached this city of the
marriage of Miss Teresa Eleanor Smith,
| formerly of this city. to j. w. Baylor,
! of Salt Lake City, Utah. The cere-
mony was performed at the home of
| the bride in Genesee, n. y. on January
IL. Miss Smith was formerly Il teacher
! in No. 36 school and was Il prominent
member of the Elm Park church. Her
| husband also formerly resided here and
is brother of Attorney w. w. Baylor.
The German at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Scranton was we'll attend
ed last night. Mr.. Reynolds Bedford
led. Among those present We're: Mr..
| and Mrs. j. B. Dimmck, Judge and
Mrs. Archibald. Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
StorrS, MI and Mrs. G. G. Brooks, Mr..
and Mrs. Is. T.. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Is. Belin, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Jer-
myn, Mr. and Mrs. n. c.. Robertson
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. TWitchell, Miss Platt. Miss KEN
| merer of Mauch Chunk; Miss Kalzen-
| bach, of New York; Miss Ashley, of
Wilkes-Rarre; Miss Gould, of Brook
lyn, n. Y. MI. E. S. Pratt, of Water
ford, n. Y; Miss Augusta Archibald,
Miss Boies, Miss Pennypacker, Miss
Hunt, the Misses Laverty, the Misses
Matthews, the Misses Steel, Messrs.
Blair, Thorne, Loomis, Brooks, KEN
merer Merrill, Theo. Fuller Belin, Bes-
sell, Dickson Torrey. Chamberlain,
Hunt, Scranton, Kingsbury.
Miss Stewart conducts Il half dozen
kirmesses year. She has had one
annually at the Waldorf Astoria for
the Decorative Art society of New
York, and lately she conducted the
elaborate one at the Waldorf for the
Stonywold charity, which attracted
universal remarks for it's beauty. Many
of the most striking dances are en-
tirely of her own composition, and the
costumes are of her own designing
She was about to present a Garden Fete
last September on the beautiful Van
Allen lawn at Newport when the death
of the president caused the fashionable
set to abandon all gaity for the time.
A recent experience of hers was
amusing even if rather embarrassing
when the Floradora people made q
terrible row because she had produced
something like the Tell Me Pretty