The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-15
Special to THE CITIZEN.
Social Events Galore.

Social Events Galore.
Hawley, Pa, February 14.-Life
in Hawley, during the past week,
has been just one pleasant thing af-
ter another, beginning on Monday
night with surprise party rendered
Mrs. Mary Warg in honor of her six
ty-seventh birthday. A very delight
full time was passed. Tuesday even
ing a jolly crowd of young people
made merry with their friend, Sylvia
Rodman, at the home of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. G. T, Rodman.
Wednesday afternoon and evening
the ladies of the Methodist Aid
society, with their husbands and in
vited friends, gathered at the parson-
age and enjoyed a good, social time.
A very toothsome supper was served
to nearly one hundred guests. This
is an annual affair, the one meeting
of the year that the presence of gen
tlemen is specially requested.
At "Dreamland' for three-night
engagement were the famous Klein
sisters who won storms of applause
by their graceful dancing and catchy
songs. They were greeted at each
performance by full house.
Thursday and Friday nights the
"Hippodrome" presented a Scriptural
story picture, Life of the Great
Law Giver, Moses" in five reels,
which was very impressive and in
teresting.
The attractions for the week are
many and varied. Tuesday night the
Y. P. S. of the Lutheran church give
supper and apron sale in the |. o.
o. F. Hall. This society is composed
of wide-awake, progressive young
people with a membership of eighty.
Miss Anna Hausman is their presi-
dent.
The j. l.. Tempest Dramatic Co.
will be at the Standard Theatre the
entire week. They proved pleasing
entertainers when here last year, and
no doubt will receive a hearty well
come. Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Mrs. James Stevenson's Sunday
school class will have q conundrum
social in the League room Wednes-
day night Price of admission 10
cents. Refreshments will be served
Friday afternoon in the League
rooms the League will have cake
sale.
Better Than Robins.
Signs of Spring noticeable on our
streets are boys playing marbles
farm buyers, and automobile agents.
Homer Ames returned from Scran-
ton Friday, with a new auto, accom-
panied by the sales agent, who is
coaching him in the art of driving
his machine.
Emmons Peck, owner of a large
lumber tract at Uswick, came from
Scranton on Wednesday with his
newly-purchased 42-horse power, five
passenger Elhart car propelled by
Arthur James.
George Dunn, who has been away
on a two months sojourn, with 6
sister in Owego, and brother, Will
liam, at Beach Lake, has returned
home very much improved in health
Mrs. Posten Cross has been visit
ing her son near Middletown. She
was also at Shohola, making arrange
ments for her future residence there
A baby girl arrived at the home OF
Morris Skier on Penn Avenue Febru-
airy 4
The A. F. G. C. U. gave dance in
the Maennerchor hall Friday night
A handsome cut glass jug was given
as a door prize. Mr.. Loveless was
the lucky winner.
Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs. Asher
Pelton, LackawaXen, were weekend
visitors in town.
On February oath the ladies of the
Presbyterian church will hold KAT
fee Klatsch at the home of Free
Poeppel. They will begin serving
supper at $50. Price 20 cents.
Oliver Locklin and family, Lake
vile, spent Sunday at the home o.
L. Phillips.
Roy Male, New York city, and sis
ter, Grace, Cornwall, N. Y, will
their friends were guests of theil
parents, Isaac Male and wife, of the
East side, Sunday and Monday.
George Peterson has moved from
| Wilsonville to his farm at Kimbles
Will Kinney contemplates moving
from Hawley into the rooms vacated
by Mr.. Peterson.
Walter Keesler, Tafton, who ha!
been confined to his room, is MOI
much better.
John Mcdonald, who cut his hant
so badly at the box shop, is not yet
able to resume work.