City Notes and Local Notices in Lino Street Area
Community notices report a Ladies meeting at Lino Street Temple hosted by Mrs. Cohen. the Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds an afternoon session with speaker Rev. Von Nieda. Also listed are a bankruptcy petition by Fred B. Gue rner, and various church and social events including an all-day Christian alliance meeting, officers elected for Honla Ingvavl No.1, a rummage sale for St. Margaret, and an evening wedding at the Kilmer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lino Street Temple
Dy Cohen
Christian and Micelonary Alliance
Goepel Tabernacule
Deferson Avenue
Dummow
Hev. von Nieda
Wilh
C. J. Casey
Mra
William Kelly
W. K. Dolan
Maloney
Pivaton
Mike Mollie Connolly
Misa Genevieve Kelly
Herward Kelly
John O. F. Clarke
St. Laila
A. 0. Casey
Mise Molen O'Brien
New York City
E. M. Clarke
George W. Clarke
Jennie Clarke
Elizabeth Clarke
By Brennan
William Connell
Strchard O'Brien
J, Ke, O'Brien
Misa Marjory O'Brien
Charles Hobinson
August Robinson
Mika Marie Cooper
Margaret and
Uelen Crowe
Dinthamton
John Devine
Timothy Burke
John Gibbons
Martin Walsh
Josephine Walsh
Parsons
John W. Jordan
Olyphint
P. J. Jordan
Frank Megurgee
Early
Pittston
J. Williama
G. G. Brooks
Jennie Williama
Thomas E. Jones
D. B. Mand
PF. Cromwell’ Hand
Charles Marthut
Misa Clara Simpson
Helen Simpson
Florence Simpson
Louise Gunster
Harry Simpson
Charles Gunster
Mea
G. Boland
W. P. Boland
Mia
J. M. Boland
Wilkes-Barre
Anna M. Boland
Aberta O'Neil
Katie G. O'Malley
George Stegmater
Fred Stegmater
Wilken-Barre
John Burke
M. E. McDonald
Joseph I. Glennon
John H. Foy
Sadie
Elizabeth Coleman
Lynett
T. A. Ruddy
Sarah Ruddy
Margaret Truddy
Mary Ruddy
Gertrude Hawks
M. J. Ruddy
T. A. Collins
M. J. O'Malley
Godfrey
John Lynett
Brilliant Charity Ball Lights Northeastern Pennsylvanias Night
A grand charity ball at the new armory for St. Josephs Foundling Home drew about 4500 attendees. Elaborate decorations and a joyous spirit filled the venue as dancers packed the floor and guests from across the valleys mingled amid a kaleidoscopic ballroom scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Armory
St. Joseph's
Beranton
St. Joseph's Society
Promenader
Brilliant Armory Ball Sets Scranton Standard for Decor
The armory’s formal opening ball dazzled with color and light far surpassing expectations. A vast archway of rainbow bunting, sun flags, balloons and electric stars framed the dancing floor, with charity words lit by bulbs, green and buff walls, and palm bordered promenades creating a spectacular, festive scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Armory
Arrival of Guests at a Grand Catholic Charity Ball
An 11 o’clock crowd filled the St. Peter’s parish ball at the Scranton armory with a numbered guest system to reduce confusion. Spectators crowded the gallery while hundreds danced, a grand march led by R. J. Bourke and Mrs. R. M. Wills opened the procession, and supper paused programming before dancing resumed past midnight. The event supports St. Joseph's Foundling Home with notable generosity from local figures and a special train plan that proved cost free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Kelly
Joseph O'Brien
Fred Stegmaier
Wilken Barre
George Stegmaier
Mra
M. &. McDonld
Thomas CC
Melvin
Matronas
Joseph Levy
Boner
R. J. Bourke
R. %. Wills
St. Joseph's Society
Frank Siegel
Armory
P. H. Durkin
St. Peter's Cathedral
St. Joseph's Foundling Home
Scranton
Robert C. Wills
John J. Brown
A. M. Cusick
B. T. O'Malley
Board of Trustees
Manville
Delaware and Hudson
Fuhrman
Durkin
Prof
Bauer
Subscription Dance at Bicycle Club Delights Guests
A subscription dance replacing Easter assembly drew many out of town guests and locals at the Bicycle club. Bauer provided music and Marvin & Multz decorated. Hanley catered. patronesses included Mrs. J. B. Dimmick and Mrs. E. B. Jermyn. Notable attendees listed from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Wilkes-Barre, Indianapolis, Louisville and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Bauer
Marvin & Multz
Hanley
J. B. Dimmick
E. B. Jermyn
W. W. Scranton
Everett Warren
C. H. Welles
Dance Committee Names and Members Listed
The article lists numerous individuals including Dowd, Puller, Fuller, Jenny ester, Gearhart, Clarence Gilmore, Mint, De Bains Kenedy, Frank Linen, E R Loombs, Douglas Moffatt, DC Wt Santareon, Wool Torrey, and others as members connected to the event. The committee in charge is led by Maxwell BE, Bessell, David Boies, T Dickson Torvey, Paul B Welles, and Walter A Wolfe.
Backus Bowlers Win Northeastern Pennsylvania Championship
The Electric City Wheelmen defeated West End Wheelmen of Wilkes-Barre last night to claim the Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling league title. Scores from the three games are listed, with the Buckus team earning the championship on the final tally. The report notes a holiday observed by local workers the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Wilkes-Barre
West End Wheelmen
Pennsylvania
Buckus
West Eld Wilkbelmen
Gowns at the Grand March Display Paris Creations
Attendees wore elaborate gowns in light colors with Paris gowns prominent in boxes. Mrs F O Megargee wore a sky blue silk Armand gown with net panels. Mrs P O Malley in white duchesse satin. Mrs A J Causey in cream satin with pink rose embroidery. Miss Helen O’Brien in pink moire. Mrs P J Casey in rose on white satin with a tulip bouquet. Mrs Robert C Wills led the grand march in a striking gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
F. O. Megargee
Armand
Helen O’brien
New York City
P. J. Casey
Robert C. Wills
Secretary Root at War Office Faces Embarrassing Question
A Washington Star account describes Secretary Root during a wartime delegation visit to the War Department. The secretary appears embarrassed when asked about plans to establish a large camp in a southern state. He replies he cannot recall the exact details and makes a brief, evasive remark about the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
War Department
Washington Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raynold
Campbell
Crocket
Patton
Whiting
Lackawanna Ave
Jacobs & Fasold
Linden Street
Bert Lee
Express and Drayman
Piano
Franklin Ave
Providence Read
Green Ridge
James Payne
City Notes
W.C
Christian Tepernes
Fred BE. Guerner
Chinchilla
van Wonnern
van Warner
Congregation of
Honla Ingvavl
Tul Hickory Street
Lell
Clewteds
J. Newsman
Jacob Mothlovitz
W. Grunan
J. Vanik
Andnelal
WL. Oram
Wuk Weilaberger
Isread Oram
B. Secheman
Samuel Newman
Iund of
St. Margaret
Poon Avenue
Lindon
Spr
Armbrust
God
Mark Kilmer
Hlehtor
Street
Bepp
Foundling Home
Charity
Johnean
Cleland
Samisamter
Benjamin Sumter
Minnie Sumter
Charles Sehadt
John Falon
Mellowan
Dulin Batts
and Mire
WL Davin
Amd
Peter Aligler
Mead, Healey
St. Joseph’s Society
James Archhard
Henry Helin
Marker
Brooks
Ulm
Brady
Belin
Mei
W. D. Boyer
BR. BE
Chase
J. Th. Dimmick
Dub
Dimmick
George Sanderson
F. Silliman
Arthur Twitehall
T. CL von Storch
A.L. Watson
FE. Warren
Mm. A. K. Watson
W. W. Watson
W. D. Zehnder
Archbald
A. Archbaldd
Misa Huth Archbald
Misa Bessel
D. “Housel
Mins Helin
Flizabeth Blair
Mise
Helen Boles
Mie M. Belin
Elizabeth Bunnell
Mia Allis Dale
Janet Dickson
Jeane Dimnick
Mary Dickson
Mins
Emma Foster
Mins Gearhart
Mary Gearhart
Ming Munt
Auin Stand
Edith Hwim
Mise Jessup
Miss Linen
Mines Laverty
Allee Matthews
Helen Matthews
Eleanor Moffatt
Anna McNulty
Miases Nettleton
Frances Osbourne
Pennypacker
Eleanor Reynolds
Grace Spencer
Mines Sith
Miss Steel
Mina Lela V
Backus
Associated Press
Wilkes-Harve
W. Davis
David Cee
Hunter
Weigand
Eleoctrig City Wheelmen
Toil McCracken
Williams Cesses
Davis P
McGracken
McCracken
Kieelolyeta
Ake
Gil
Washington Avenue
Seranton
Laughlin
Crrina Hall
GEO. Vv. Miller & CO
Wyoming Ave
Scranton Bedding Co
Kaiser
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenues
Agu
Lackawanna Mill and Elevator Co
Providence Road
Dickson Mill& Grain Co
Scranton and Olyphant
Kern
Gunster &Forsyth
Penn Avenue
R Ross
Pilsner
Weed
Scranton, Pa