The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-15
Week 5 Social News

erected around the sides of the drill
hall, twenty have already been sold by
the committee having this part of the
| arrangements in charge. This commit
tee consists of p. j. Casey, NJ j.
| Healey and Dr. Frank McGraw. The
tickets for the ball have been placed
on sale in all the surrounding towns
and may be procured in this city from
any of the members of the general
committee or at headquarters on the
third floor of the Dime Bank building
Tickets for extra ladies may be Sc
| cured on the night of the ball.
The armory will be brilliantly illu-
| minated on the night of the ball Twen-
! ty-tive high power arc lights will be
installed to reinforce the present means
of lighting the armory. Music will be
furnished by Bauer's Thirteenth regi-
ment band of thirty pieces which will
| render programme of tWenty-four
numbers, which is now being arranged.
| Dancing will begin promptly at $3.50
o'clock and at II o'clock the grand
march will take place. Professor j.
Frank Siegel will act us master of cere-
monies.
Mrs. w. G.. Parke entertained in
formally from 3 to last Saturday af-
ternoon. Mrs. George Sturges and Mrs.
James G.. Sanderson proured tea. The
Misses Gladys Watkins, Jean Hosie
and Helen parke served.
On Easter Monday night in the Bicy-
Gle club house dance will be given
by Il committee consisting of Maxwell
Il. Bessell, David Boies, 7. Dickson
Torrey, Paul Il. Wells and Walter A.
Wolfe. The patronesses are Mrs. j. B.
Dmmick, Mrs. T.. Il. Jermyn. Mrs. w.
w. Scranton, Mrs. Everett Warren
and Mrs. C. II. Wells.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. j. Tucker enter
tained Thursday night at their home
on Church avenue in honor of the
thirtieth anniversary of their wedding
They We're assisted in receiving by
their daughter. Miss Grace Tucker
Arthur Hobbs and Miss Elizabeth
IIllcott, both of Rockwell street. North
Scranton. We're married Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. Hobbs pa
rents. The Rev. II. S. Jones, ID. d..
pastor of the Welsh Congrega tional
church. of West Market street, was
the officiating clergyman.
James Littlejohn, of Amelia avenue,
and Miss Mamie Lee. of Charles
street. We're married at the Church
of the Good Shepherd on Wednesday
afternoon. The attendants We're Nor
gan Williams and Miss Jennie Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor T.. Worden. of
North Hyde Park avenue. gave a party
at their home recently in honor of their
son, Roy, who will enter the Blooms
burg State Normal school to pursue
Il scientific course. Mrs. Worden was
assisted in receiving and serving by
Mrs. Rendle of Pittston. Misses Alice |
Coons, Bessie Morgan, Lottie Wag- |
staff, Blondin Davis, Mort Davis, Bir- |
della Evans, Emma Lewis, Maud Brit |
ley, Olive Birtley, Lucy Fellows, En- |
ma Fellows, Cora Jones. Eta Wood |
ruff. Ethel Doud. Celina Phillips, Edna |
Buckingham. Edna Klesse, Edith !
Lloyd Myrtle Rought. Belle Snyder,
Harry Davis, Furman Spencer, Harry |
Discoll Garfield Davis, Frank Walsh, |
John Feeney. Harry Waldie Fred A. |
Rendle, Pittston: Samuel Stanford.
Fred Bradley, Harry Apgar Floyd |
Robinson, E,sdras Lowry, Floyd Wor-
den We're guests.
The China club, composed of a coterie
of West Scranton ladies, who meet at
the homes of different members occa-
sionally, We're entertained a a o'clock ]
tea recently at the home of Mrs. AL
eXander Phillips, on Eynon street.
Those in attendance We're: Mrs. Hop
liins, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs.
Halvey, Mrs. Beynon, Mrs Reese, Mrs.
Major, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Edwards,
Mrs Jones, Mrs. James, Mrs. Lewis
A jolly crowd of young people We're
on Tuesday evening at the
home of Frank Galloway on Corbett
avenue. Games Of ever description
We're enjoyed ana refreshments were J
served. Present We're: The Misses
Rachel Galloway, Annie Collins, May
Thomas. Desda Llewelyn, Blanche
Nerna Richards, Matte Ed
wards, Elizabeth Galloway, Viola
George. Myrtle Llewellyn, Gretta Free
man and Messrs. Percy Thomas. John
Delmar, Bert Morgans, James Burns,
William Davis, William Jones. Adam
Pulver, Eddie Davis, James Sharkey,
Arthur Harris, Charles Ott David
Frank Llewellyn, Windsor