The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-26
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The moving pictures Of the famous Ohcram
mereau Passion IAay will be exhibited in ST.
Marks Lutheran church on May and S. The
pictures will be reproduced through the mar
'clolls cincograph accompanied by an interesting
and descriptive lecture The presentation will be
given under the auspices of the Luther League.
Thomas McConvill, of 12j South Sumner ave
nue, who was injured in an explosion at Green
rillc Pa, on February 8, is recovering slowly,
and his friends will be pleased to know that he
will soon be around again.
The West Scranton Cooperative association will
hold n meeting in st. Lco's hall Friday evening
May 2. for the purpose of perfccting permanent
organization. clccting officers, and issuing Ger
tif1catcs Of stock.
visiting friends and relatives in the city, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan r. Daniels, oi
Division street. last evening. A number of othcl
guests were present.
George, the 2iayear.old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arntage, of Morris court, had his fingers badly
squeezed in clothes wrnger on Thursday. His
injuries were dressed at the West Side hospital.
Recs Bryant, the aged resident OF Luzerne
street, who wandered away from home few
DAYS ago, has returned, having gone to Carbon.
dale.
a masquerade party was held on Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Collins 1925 West Locust street. in honor Of their
guest, Mrs Jacobs. The affair was very enjoy
able.
A large number of children. known as the
Mothers Jewels, were entertained yesterday at
ternoon at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church.
Rev. II. c. McDer,nott, of the Simpson Metho.
dist Episcopal church, has been called to attend
a funeral in Oneonta, N. y, and Rev. F.. B.
Singer will preach at the Simpson church tomor.
row.
Joseph Fling, of Germantown, Pa, is visiting
at the home OF Dr. T. +. Struppcr, on South
Main avenue
The members Of Scranton tent, No. 253
Knights Of Maccabees. paid a fraternal visit to
the Hyde Park tent last evening, and after the
secret session was over social hour and smoker
was enjoyed.
The West Side Driving club held meeting in
G. G. Dcckelnick's cigar store last evening, foI
the purpose OF discussing the arrangements fol
the coming season.
The Electric City Wheemen's minstrel com
pany held rehearsal last night with Bauer's or
chestra, and the entire performance was gone
through with. The show is reported to be the
hest the boys have ever undertaken, and n treat
is promised at Mcars' hall next Tuesday and We'd
n", 'ay evenings. A special feature will be the
Sisson.Wallacc company, who have just finished
the Keith circuit.
The Austrian Oberammcraau Passion Play will
he reproduced at st. Luce's Italian Catholic
church, on Chestnut street, this evening and to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs, Emma Brooks, OF Philadelphia, returned
home yesterday, after an extended visit with Mrs.
James Wilson, Of North Garfield avenue.
Mrs. j. l.. Kern and son, William, OF Wash
burn street, are visiting relatives in Hallstead.
Mrs. Lewis Davies of South Main avenue, is
recovering from an Illness
The members of the new Embury Methodist
Episcopal church will hold their first quarterly
conference meeting this evening.
Plymouth Congregational church, jackson
street---Morning service at 1890 o'clock; evening
service at o'clock; Sabbath school at u o'clock
Sherman Avenue mission school at 2.l5 O'Clock.
Rev. R. N. Harris, OF Welsh Hill, Pa, will occu'
py the pulpit, both morning and evening.
First Welsh Baptist church--Rev. D. d. Hop
kins, pastor. Missionary services will be held
in the church tomorrow, both morning and even.
ing The morning service, at 10 o'clock, will be
in the English language, when the pastor will
preach. Theme Of sermon, "Christ's Rule and
the Christians Submission" The evening ser.
vice, at o'clock, will be conducted in both
languages when several of the members will take
part. Brother D. J. Davis will deliver an adj
dress o English, and Brother james A. Evans in
Welsh Selections will be given by members OF
the choir. The musical part of the programme
is in charge of Choriser William W. Evans and
Organist Mrs. u. b. Thomas. 4 cordial invita-
tion is given to all
Simpson Methodist Episcopal churcl-Rev. II.
G. McDernott. pastor. Preaching at 1880 and
D. m. Rev. l.. d. Singer assistant pastor at
Elm Park church. will have charge OF the SER
vices, in the absence OF the pastor Sunday
school at II III. Junior League at ESQ p N.
Epworth League at G.30 p. m. All welcome