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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1902

Page

8

Week's Social News in Scranton Gathers Fundraisers

The column reviews a flurry of entertainments last week in Scranton, noting luncheons and dinners for visiting guests. Highlights include the Knessel quartet anticipated at the Bleyele club for the Free Kindergarten fundraiser, and a Nurses' Home sale and Miss Frederici impersonations at the Hahnemann hospital event.

Sp. Palling J. Benj Dimmick E. 8 Moffat David Boles Nursea Hahnemann Hospital Bicycle Club Frederici New York Mister Lamelli Metropolitan Opera Company Miss Friderici Madame Butterfly Nell

Movements of People in Scranton and Nearby Towns

A series of social notices lists travel and visits by residents and guests. Thomas Sprague and Mrs Sprague return from Buffalo. Misa Carlisle of New Rochelle visits Scranton friends. Chamberlin is seriously ill. Helen Matthews plans to attend a Towanda wedding. District Attorney Lewis left for Old Point Comfort. Mrs Zehnder returning from New York remains at the deron. Mary Wright of Shmerville hosts on Deflercon Avenue. Will Sherman of Newport is at W J Kennedy’s in North Washington Avenue. Miss Goldonith and Mrs Cohen visit the Raleigh Hotel. Kate Courtrind of Strawnsburg and Winifred Masten visit the Freemans at Atlantic City. Tarrick Cusielk returns from six weeks through the South and Cuba. Onsich stays in Augusta with friends.

Thomas Sprague Buffalo Misa Carlisle New Rochelle Scranton Elf. Chamberlin Misa Helen Matthews Towanda RR. Lewis S Ajourn Old Point Comfort W. OD. Zehnder New York Deron Mary Wright Shmerville N. Oo I DL Davenport Deflercon Avenue Will Sherman Newport W. J. Kennedy Washington Avenue Goldonith J. MT Cohen Elotel Raleigh Atlantic City Mire Kate Courtriehd Strowmlsburg Mira Winifred Masten Wilkes-Harre William Freeman Tarrick Cusielk South Cuba Missen Onsich Augusta

Bananas Fill Pantry Shocks Family In Odd Tale

A clergyman leaves with a ministerial allowance and the cook, the housewife finds the pantry jammed with bananas and an overpowering odor. The scene provokes confusion as she wonders what has happened, with the family small and disoriented by the smell.

Banana theft and minister's wife sparks village rumor

A minister's wife accuses a package delivery of theft after bananas go missing. Maggie the cook explains a distraught mix up with a five dollar payment and an Italian vendor. The incident ends with the minister's wife turning to the banana business and a reflection on cheerful greetings.

Maggie Hhim Thim Magegle

The Marriageable Age Across Nations

The article surveys marriage age norms in several countries. Germany allows imaps aged 15, Portugal sets 11 for boys and 12 for girls, Greece requires 14 for men and 12 for women, France 18 and 16 respectively, Belgium similar, Spain 14 for men and 12 for women, Austria 14, and Turkey permits marriage for youths who can walk and understand duties.

Germany Portugal Greece France Belgium Spain Austria Turkey

Notable Musical Talent Drawn to Readings and Boston Society

The article previews major performances by the original Bostonians with stars like Henry Clay Burnaugh, MacDonald, Grace Van Studdiford, Frothingham, Rafter, Bartlett, Tunlyworth, Hinckley, Dorrington and Piterald. It notes expected crowded houses, Pennington in Boston engagements, and conservatory plans, including Liszt pieces, Easter services, and upcoming musicals. It also mentions readings on stage at Lyceum and Elm Park church recitals with prominent local artists and choirs from Providence and Scranton.

Maid Morin Leer Bostonians Menry Clay Burnailee Wo 1 MacDonald Grace van Stuicichford George Frothingham Adele Rafter Josephine Bartlett Fran Tunlyworth Allen Hinckley William Dorrington W. A L. Pitegerald Hobbe Hood Maid Marian

Berlin Tops World in Cal Seston and Taxi Fares

The Pittsburg Bulletin notes Berlin holds the best cal seston and the cheapest rates. It states there are over 17 000 cabs, each with a taxometer that records distance and shows fare on a dial. The lowest charge is gd and the rate per mile is 844d u mile.

Berlin

Domestic Science and Kitchen Tips of the Era

Readable fragments describe home chores and cooking advice focusing on balance during cleaning, serving simple meals, and maintaining energy with coffee. The text mentions garlic in cooking, decorative window shades, and a few recipes including a butter sugar dough and garnishes. It references wedding invitations and copper engraving, ending with a signature line.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Knessel Quartette Knessels Bleyele Club Free Kindergarten Association R. G. Brooks C. D. Jones Shepherd Grace Norton Helen Fred Jones Celtic Orient Constantinople Miss Stone Dickson Torrey Helen Howard Julia, Phyfe Marlon Sanderson Mlonar Moffat Amanda Dessup Eleanor Reynolds Marjory Warren Anna Watson A. L. Watson LiMotte Belin Frank Linen Worthington Scranton James Gearhart Walter Wolfe Carl Welles John T. Richards Boys’ Industrial Association St. Luke's Parish Charles B. Coursen Mark K. Wolgar Killam Green Ridge Mish Pennypacker W. E. Keller Josephine Mervereau Frank Howers Littell A.den Blackenton Ladies' Ald Society Dunmore Presbyterian Church Mre. Blackinton Solomon Amd Warner Dunmore Tinos Huiwawe Ciodenty Myvenson Bee Hoight Sonat Pelpuna King Collar Button Co Bess Donnington Boston St. Botolph Club Musicians’ Club Cellunes Aid Musiciaa Aa Te A. Tang Arthur Poole Carl Fackon G. W. Chadwick Henry M. Dunham Ojhera Conservatory Tiune Faelten Wthoe Second Presbyterian Anthom Quaviette Gad Onfertons Barnby Vee Mulkin Orin Mostlude Ceeee Chois Poly Cramner Missa Mack Anil Garagan Messra Ippel and Morgan Monthade M. Chance Aeapeciiarsia Ecces Rene Doch Ni W Conservatory of Mise Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Hyde Park Neat Embury Methodist Episcopal Church Liset Pennington Mist Browning Frenchnd Mist Stone Wil Burke Scranten Heservovatiot Opywar Academy of Music Lide City West Marty Juikins Mer Labor of Hiowta Berantun Charles Stone Cambridge Mas Miss Ethelstone New England Seranton Providence Prbyterian Kester C.F. Whittemore Mies Alan Long Floyd Moberling A. W. Holerta Faritone Roberts Rodney Dessie Phillija Smith Annie Morgan Watson Griffin Thomas Morgan Howard Griffin McDonald Py. Guild J. Alfred Pennington Elm Park Church Diirentor Lenore Thompson Lyceum Arthur Dunn Prising Augustin Daly Elm’ Park J. Mired Pennington Volokmas Orgar Rheinberger Choir Nyinn Parka Bach Ailante Westbrook Schnecker Eeee de Whitney Mr. Wooler Iiin Woolley Ellin Eeree Doane Ralph Witthana Z. T. Watkins First Presbyterian Mr. Watkins Br. Humphreys Helen S. Buchanan Watts NEMO Domestic Science Pater Fanilas John Saratoga Egypt Poamee Wolore Laghinvar Gere Ike
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