The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-31

place tonight at the Ar1nOry. The de-
corations were completed yesterday,
| and everything Is in readiness for the
dancers.
This years committee has planned
and worked irdefatigably to make the
event surpass all it's predecessors and
the expectations are that they will suc-
ceed. The attendance promises to be
unusually large, especially in guests
from out-Of-town.
!Iusic will be furnished by Bauer's
band, augmented to forty pieces by
imported musicians. Twenty-six num-
bers, with six extras, comprise the
dance programme. Holland, of Phila-
6elphia. will do the catering.
The arrangements of the arnlory fol-
low the general line of last years
scheme. Only the front half of the big
drill room will he utilized, a large cur
tain of pink and white dividing the hall
in two. Pink and white will be the
Dredominating colors in the general
decorations. The usual number of arc
lights have been quadrupled to insure
sufficient illumination.
Miss Cornelia Galpin gave card
party last night at "The Homestead"
in Dunmore, when a large company en-
joyed a charming evening. The house
guests, Miss Julia McGee, Jersey City:
Miss Street, Frank DObbins, Fred
Street. DORM, Conn: Miss Lewis, Pitts
ton; Miss Grace Emory, Mrs. L. r.
Smith, Rockland, Me-, were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. S. Galpin.
Other guests present were: Misses
Alice Matthews, Helen Matthews,
Marian Sanderson, Helen Sanderson,
Nan Sturges, Carrie Bennell, Evelyn
Gilmore, Eloise Gilmore, Augusta Mer-
rill, Mary Linen, Elizabeth Blair,
Katherine Stelle, Nellie Steele, Eleanor
Moffat, Ethel Boies, Amy Jessup, Elea-
nor Anderson, Anna Laverty, Fanny
Laverty, Annie Watson, Eleanor Rey-
nolds. Louise Matthews. Marjorie War
ren. Flora Matthews, Fannie Osborne,
Annie Hand, Jessie Peck, Mana Arch
bald, Jeanne Dimmick, Grace Emery,
Miss BriXton, and Clay Osborne, Wal
ter Stevens, Luther Smith, Howard
Chamberlain, Hilary zehnder, Ned Mof-
fat, Peter Miller, Charles Sanderson,
Dickson Torrey, Harold Watres, l..
Watres, Jerry Foster, Walter Wolf, Mr..
Collins, John Blair, Fred Allen, Fred
Street. Frank Dobbins, Clark Guild.
Hubert Merrill, Frank Linen, Russell
Dimmick, Mortimer and Fred Fuller,
Will Torrey, Max Bessell, Hugh Arch
bald, Worth Scranton, Douglas Moffat
and friends, David Boies and friends,
Charles Laverty.
The Misses Grace and Edith Norton
gave a delightful card party yesterday
in honor of their guest, Mrs. Lewis
Parry, OF the City of Mexico. The
game was five hundred. The hostesses
of the occasion We're assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Parry and Mrs. Arthur
Jones. The other guests were: Mrs.
Ray Fuller, Mrs. Fl. II. Brady, ir., Mrs.
j. D. Davenport, Mrs. John Coleman,
Mrs. A. N. Walker, Mrs. Willard Mat
thews. Mrs. Edward Franklin, Mrs.
John Sherwood, Mrs. Frank Littell, of
Washington, Mrs. G. C. Yocum, Mrs.
Dunn, Mrs. Penman. Mrs. Frederic
Hand, Mrs. William Curry, Mrs.
Il. G. Fuller, Miss Claudine Happy,
of Spokane; Miss Avery, Miss
Helen Stevens. Miss Ruth Dale, Miss
Pratt, Miss Elizabeth Sanderson, Miss
Salmon, Miss Buck, Miss Florence
Richmond, Miss Ripple, the Misses
Scranton. Miss Sprague, Miss Foster,
Miss Peck, the Misses Simpson Miss
Helen Jones. Miss Derman Miss Broad
bent.
One OF the most thoroughly enjoyable
social functions of the season was the
cotillion given last night at the knights
or Columbus clubhouse, under the
auspices of the Catholic Historical So
ciety and Newman Magazine club.
The beautiful dancing hall was pref
tily decorated with festoons of ever
greens, and Bauer's orchestra, en-
sconced behind u massive bank OF
palms at the far end, rendered delight
ful music for the dancing The upper
floor OF the clubhouse was decorated
in red and green. The chandeliers were
hung with smilaX and large red flow
cred plants were set al short intervals
along the tables set in the dining
hall. where an elaborate luncheon was
served between IL p. III. and 1 a. M.
by Caterer Wa!dner
The cotillion began at $50 O'clock,
and was led by Jack TattersaIl, of Bos-
ton, who had for his partner, Miss
Katherine smith, OF this city. Under
the leadership OF this couple a number
of new and original figures were
danced.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent last night We're the following: DR..
j. j. Walsh, OF Philadelphia; Hugh
Jennings and George O'Brien, of Pitts
ton; Miss Jordan, Miss Elizabeth Jor-
dan, Thomas Jordan and f. NJ. Lynch,
Olyphant; Miss Grove, OF Bingham-
ton; +. p. Morgan. OF Plains; Jack
Tattersall. of Boston,
The patronesseS of the affair We're as
follows: Mrs. NJ. f.. Sando, Mrs. John
p. Kelly, Mrs. +. j. Casey, Mrs. A. J.
Casey, Mrs. Joseph O'Brien, Mrs. p. f.
Smith. Mrs. d. j. Reedy, Mrs. r. j.
Murray. Mrs. c. G. Boland, Mrs. M.
Howley, Mrs. NJ. Higgins, Mrs. T.. How
ley. Mrs. William Kelly, Mrs. n. J.
Kelly, MIS-. I. Keller, Mrs. O'D. Man
gan, Mrs. j. Mellon, Mrs. ]. Manley.
Mrs. Frank McAndrews, Mrs. j. j.
OBoyle, Mrs. r. j, Ruane. Mrs. Il. j.
Mcclure, Mrs. j. j. Walsh, Mrs. p.
O'Malley, Mrs. II. c. Wills and Mrs.
NJ. L. Wymbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Il. Jones gave a
dance last night at the Country club
for their daughter, Miss Evelyn, and
her friend, Miss Frederica Yeni, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. About seventy-five of
the younger set were entertained ana
one of the pleasantest evenings of hol-
iday week was enjoyed.
reunion will be held tonight Mt |
the Scranton Bicycle club by the
members of the classes OF 1899 and 1900 |
Of the High school. This is the fourth |
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