The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Mrs. Frank Freas, of Bacon street,
gave delightful party to number
of children yesterday afternoon, in
honor of her daughters. Lois. sixth
birthday. For three hours the little vis-
itors were most enioyably entertained.
Everything that would add to the
pleasure was done by Mrs Freas. They
were afterwards served with refresh
ments and were treated with much hos
pitality. 1t is safe to say the little
people will have pleasant recollections
of the happy affair for some time to
come. Those present were: Minnie
Parks, 1iloise Shields. Hattie Hills
Emily Dunn. Laura Welcl, Araina
Roberts, Genevieve Cook. Ida Baker,
Florence Miller, Edith Bray, Louise
Nicholson. Helen Burdlck, Emma Da-
Wis, Alice Green, Miriam Carter, Lulu
Meehan, Corrine Grifliths. Constance
Houghton. Harold Dodson, Albert
Graves. Harold Iloushton Harold
Nicholson. George HILL Charlie Win
ter. Roswell salisbury. Raymond
Baker John Green and Robert and FL
wood Allen, of Carbondals.
The entertainment given In the Meth
odlst church last night was. considering
the unpropitious Weather. attended by a
large audience. who listened aftentivcly
and were very pleasantly entertained
by the readings and recitatioas of the
well-known Homer Greene. OF Homes
dale. The playing of Prof. Stephens
orchestra also added to- the pleasure of
the evening.
Nh Wallack. a resident of Peckville,
and coal inspector of the Temple Iron
company, was taken seriously i'll with
cramps While attending to his duties at
lIdgerton yesterday. For Il time his
life was despaired of. Medical aid was
summoned from Jermyn and the physi-
clan was able to give some relief. Mr..
Wallack was considered better last
evening, but had not recovered sufli-
ciently to return home, and spent the
night at the home of friends in lIdger-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Soby, of Third
street. will shortly leave the borough
and take up their residence at Forest
CITY. On Thursday evening Il number
of the members of Nlizpah lodge,
Daughters of Rebekah. of which Mrs.
Soby is member, gave her Il pleasant
surprise, when they assembled at her
home without any previous announce
ment of their coming. They received
Il cordial welcome and spent several
hours together. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Soby, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G.. Avery, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Temby, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mellow,
Mesdames EbeneZer Rennie, Jane
Wheeler, Thomas Henwood. Richard
Reynolds. Jeffrey, Clara Nicholson,
Frank Steele and Misses Liberia and
May Henwood Jennie Greenslade,
Ethel Soby and William Smallacombe
The Wilson's will BE- at the Baptist
church a few days longer. Next We'd
nesday evening may be the closing
evening. On that evening there will be
a concert Meetings tomorrow both
morning and evening. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all to attend.
Rev. Mr.. Dunn. of Forty Fort, will |
Dfficiate at both services in the Primi- |
tive Methodist church tomorrow
James Timlin, proprietor of the |
Grand Central hotel, who has been so
seriously i'll for several weeks, was rap |
idly sinking all day yesterday and his
death is momentarily expected.
y. j. Gavin, of the Forest House.
Yesterday presented his daughter, An
ME, with an upright piano.
Captain j. c. Turner who has been
here, has returned to his home
1t Buttermilll Falls.
Sheffield Oakley left on Thursday for
chicago.