The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-22
Week s Social News

Amy Northup is treasurer Other
members are Misses Jessie Ripple, May
Hackett. irene Reynolds, Mabel Shep-
herd, Alice and Emma Burns, Ruth
Hanley, Jessie Dimmick, Anna Sal
mon. Elizabeth stevens. Katharine
Pratt. There will be lovely tea
room and pretty booths.
All the boxes and loges are already
sold for the Schumann Heink concert.
Miss Claire Horan's debut is attract
ing unlimited interest and the throng
will be there as much hear her play
as to hear Madame Schumann-H eink
sing. Great interest Is also felt In Mr..
Hemberger's violin solo. The sting
quartette will be composed of Nlessrs.
Hemberser, Widmayer and Thomas
and \. y. Itippard of Wilkes Barre.
Miss Martha KraGht's exhibition of
fancy work and Easter novelties is at
tracing much attention. Her beauti-
full handiwork deserves more than
passing notice and all who like TO see
what a clever young townswoman can
accomplish should see the exhibition
at 5l2 Qincy avenue.
Easter attractions are voluminous in
this town. CHIEF among them may be
mentioned the Woman's Exchange,
these days, where everything good to
look at and good to eat may be found.
The *. Y. G.. club who have conduct
ed a series of dances at the Bicycle
Club house during the past four months
gave their closing reception on Thurs
day evening which proved to be one
of the most brilliant of the season s
successes. The club house was elabor-
ately decorated by Furhman the decor
ator. The prevailing color was pink,
augmented by banks of green palms,
while the electrical decorations. COM
pleted a most beautiful decorative ef-
feet
Bauer's orchestra of ten pieces led by
Prof Bauer furnished the music, which
was one of the most delightful parts
of the evenings entertainment.
In the banquet hall, Hanley's corps
of walters served Il very fine menu
while ices were served on the main
floor during the entire evening.
The X. Y. G. which is yet but few
months old has established itself as a
fixture in Scranton society and its
dances will be looked forward to with
great pleasure in the future.
The members of the club are: Harold
L. Gillespie, Fred Petry, Harry Alldorf,
Edward Olldorf, Joe Drake, Fred
Strong, Rupert Thomas, William F..
Meyers, President, Lewis Taper, sec
retary; Harry A. Smith, treasurer.
Amang those present We're: Miss
Elizabeth Carway. Rochester,, n. y:
Miss Emilia Amsden, Brockport: Misses
Mary and Gladys Jones, Millie Wardell,
Helen DeLong, Cora Richards, Eta
Woodruff, Sally McCracken, Bess Nc
Cracken. Mary Davenport, Miss Apl-
CART. Augusta Polyhamus, Jessie Poly
hamus, Mrs. G.. W. Davis, Mrs. Crane,
Marion Ferber, Jeanette Craven, Anna
Zang, Helen Lewis. Joe Lnagstaff, Mary
Greedy. Bertha Wettling, Hattie Wade,
Mae Hughes, Eva Lewis. Millie Drake,
Grace i. Sloat, Jennie Heiser, Jennie
Smith, Loretta Ia Barr Grace Devine,
Estella Tropp, Hattie Palmer, Henriet-
ia Staff Mrs. Wells, Alice Olldorf
Olive Murphy, Mrs, Speck and the
Misses Halleck. Davis Fisher, Sanders,
Furhman, Miller. Hardenberg, Rue.
Messrs Edward Clark, Bert Jones'
Dewitt A. Tewkesberry. r. Hausner,
Robert Kiple, Doctor Lunger r. p
Clark, A. r. Armstrong, Eugene Tropp
j. e. Haas, G.. A. Larimer,G. w. Davis
Arch Brown, Fl. C. Drumming, j. e.
Crane. ]. Lumray, Binghamton; Il.
+. Guild, e. w. Evans, Roy Gillespie,
c. *. Lapum Don Gulick, Tom Hughes
Sam Finberg, w. j. Benger, Will Berry
j. f. Mears, Blythe White, Charles
Adams, r. w. Gillespie, Warren Pier
son, Will Fowler. Charles Horn, Arthur
Alexander. F. Warren, David Furhman,
John Vipond, Furhman, Eaton. Weiss,
Oliver, Stenson, Lowder Byrne, Scott,
Curtis, Wills, Karcher j. B. Satterfeld,