The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-06-20

in Honesdale between the Crescents
of Scranton and the home team,
Saturday, June 21st.
Miss Jessie White attended the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Rena
White of Scranton, to Clement Sasse
in that city on Wednesday at high
noon.
Billy" Sunday has just closed
another of his successful religious
campaigns in South Bend, Ind.
There were $500 converts and the
special offerings amounts to $10,-
S35.44.
The children and choir of the
Prompton Presbyterian Sunday
school will render their Children's S
byterian church next Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock.
Services will be as follows in st,
Johns Lutheran church, Sunday,
June 22nd: 10:30 a. m. sermon,
"Auf die Hahe'; HAS a. M; Bible
school,; 1880 p. m. Y. P. S. Anniver-
sary.
At Christ church, Indian Or
chard, Bishop Talbot will confirm a
class of candidates at 2:30 p. m,
Sunday, June %, and will preach
the sermon. Sunday school every
Sunday afternoon at 1880.
The card party which was to
have been given by Mrs. Elwin c..
Mumford and the Misses Mumford on
Wednesday last was unavoidably
postponed. 1t will be given at the
Lyric, Wednesday, June the 25th.
On Saturday, June 2Sth, the
home team will play the Western
Bloomer Girls, the Champion la
dies base ball club of the world.
They are now making an extended
tour of this country and Canada,
and will play here a week from Sat
urday.
The Right Reverend Ethelbert
Talbot, LII. D., Bishop of Bethlehem,
will preach the sermon at Grace Epis-
copal church Sunday, June %, at
both the 1890 a. m. and the 1880 p.
m. services. At the evening service
he will confirm a large class. Special
music is being prepared for both SER
vices.
The following list of jurors were
excused from attendance at this term
of court: Robert Boland, Palmyra
G. T. Bentley, Honesdale; G. H
Knapp, Clinton; J. e. Vaudeville
Hawley; Thomas O'Neill, Mt. Pleas.
ant; George Ramble, Lake; w. H
Swingle, Lake; Graham Watts, OF
Honesdale.
Those who are interested in mu-
sic pedagogy in this locality and
Scranton, had an opportunity this
TO
Evelyn Fletcher Copp of Boston, (the
noted author of an important work
The Fletcher Music Method",) at
close range as to time and space, as
she lectured at Nicholson, Pa, on
Wednesday. This Thursday morn
ing she will lecture in the Bellevere-
Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry
Strongman have issued invitations to
dinner to be gwen Saturday, June
twenty-first, at their beautiful home
in Bethany. Mr.. Strongman has evil
denced how the natural beauties of
the hills and dales of old Wayne can
lend themselves to artistic architec-
ture, and we hope that his successful
example may be followed by other
men of means and of fine taste, in
the building of handsome homes
here.
"A petition has been filed with
Prothonotary Barnes by Kimble &,
Hanlan, attorneys for Angeline Love-
lass asking that writ of mandamus
be issued against the supervisors of
Damascus township. A rule was
granted to show cause why writ
should not be issued compelling su-
pervisors, Charles Rutledge, ]. ].
Swendsen and N. l.. Wood to pay the
judgment, with notice to Searle &
Salmon, attorneys for the township.
Mrs. Lovelass was awarded a YER
dict some time ago in court for
$107.30 against the township of Da-
mascus for their failure to remove
some stones from the road. The
judgment with costs now amounts to
S167.50. The rule was made return
able in July.
Sarah Bernhardt may be seen in
action, if not in the flesh, Friday,
June 20, at the Lyric theatre, Main
street, where there will be on eXhibi-
tion a motion picture record of her
recent performances in Paris of Emil
Moreau's spectacular historical
drama, Queen Elizabeth. Moving
about the screen in the photo-panto-
mime are living likenesses of the
players who acted with her on her
last tour of this company. Lou
Tellegen, MaXulian, Piron, Denen-
bourg, Durozat, Nine. Bouslauger
and Mile. Roman. The pictures show
the actress as she is except as to
voice; even her personality seems
to Tadiate from the screen. For
those who care less to see an ami
mated photograph of the actress than
to learn something about the play,
the pictures offer good instruction in
the drift of its plot, the pictorial as
pect of the characters and the ex-
tent and richness of the production.
At the Lyric Friday night.
Rev John O'Donovan, of New
York City, superior of the Mission
Fathers of the Jesuit Order, laboring
in New York City and Maryland
provinces, was a distinguished guest
of Rev. John O'Toole, priest of St.
Johns Roman Catholic church over
Sunday, He officiated at the S:3O