Week's Social News Highlights Card Parties and Gatherings
A busy week features Miss Platt and Mrs Archibald Law hosting high teas and card afternoons. Guests include H C Shafer, A H Christy, Walter Dickson, Henry Volz family, and many social circles from Bermuda to local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
A. H. Storre
J. F. Penmiun
FG. Wolfe
BH. Ware
T. C. von Storch
Edward Nettleton
J. Fuller
W. J. Connell
B. J. Watson
Wa. Batt
H.'. Barker
E. G. Chase
J. Selden Baily
Archibald Law
W. J. Brower
Mere
Spencer
W. DD. Boyer
J. W. Howarth
Everett Warren
Walter Klots
Evelyn Gilmore
Laverty
Miss Scranton
Tenney
Miss Platt
Grace Scranton
Miss Bradley
Miss Sprague
Gertrude Sprague
Miss Foster
Charlotte Hand
Grace Spencer
Anne Watson
Steel
Albro
Samilt Burr
William Edwin Eller
Leet
Stark
Fulton
George Rice
McGowan
Wilter Dickson
Christy
Matthews
George Brooks
Coursen
Joseph Lynde
Henry Brady
Boyer
George Jermyn
Cramer von Storch
George Meyriman
Frank Platt
Movements of People in New York and Nearby
A fragmentary local note records several social movements and visits. Albert unt fs in New York and Mr and Mrs Albert Watson are noted visiting Rathand. Miss Helen Matthews visited Kingston last week. Real estate agent Ernest Comegys travels to New York to see a sick father. Others registered at the Clotel Albert in New York this week. Jessie Welsh of Jefferson Avenue awaits the junior hop at Lafayette College. Postmaster E W Ripple and William Rawatdunes, a Pennsylvania excommissioner, returned from a trip south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
New York
Mice Matthews
Sin Mayanda
Watson
Rathand
Mise
Helen Matthew Wa
Lance
Kingston
Ernest Comegys
Jennings
Morrison
Charles Fy
Croviamel
Mir
Mis. Dimes McKinnes
Frank Uagen
Clotel Albert
Mira Jessie Welsh
Jefferson Avenue
Lat Easton
Filver
Miss Welsh
Huie
Haston
Lafayette College
E.W. Ripple
Goverta Stone
Wen. Rawatdunes
Pennsylvania Commission
H. H. Shepherd
Bangor
Waverly Village Singles and a Sad Clerical Tale
A fragmented reminiscence sketches Waverly as a four to five thousand soul town with many bachelors and saloons. The piece follows a married minister and a forlorn wife, noting failed ambitions, social contrasts, and the quiet tragedy behind a life of faith and duty.
Scranton to Host Berlin Violinists and Chorus Trio
The article notes Arnal Lohmann, a Berlin violinist, joining Pillbdemonte Chestra of Berlin for a Holland tour. It highlights a reception by Consul Maison’s wife, praise for Lohmann’s tone, and plans for Scranton concerts featuring world class musicians and a program at the Second Presbyterian Church with a large mixed ensemble and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnal Lohanann
Theoedore Hemberger
Berlin
Lohmann
Holland
Maison
Tursday St
Zitcher
Musselini
Lohmann Lei
Mesa
Loulk
Data Lomann
Ert
Symplony Orchestra
Priceburg Preacher Leaves After Growth in Members
In Priceburg Primitive Methodist Church Rev W Bent ley ministers Sunday morning and evening. Morning topic Jesus the Dispenser of Heaven's Bounties. Evening topic The Rainbow in Heaven. Sunday school at 2. Rev W Heathey to Shamokin marks third time serving that church. Membership grew from eight to eighteen full members with six on probation. Parsonage and church building cleared of debt. Sunday school declined by thirty. Best wishes accompany the minister.
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Priceburg
Waverly News Briefs Include Additions And Visits
Waverly reports Steig plans to build an addition to his brick store for rent. Afr. Godehall attends a conference at Waverly. Christy sinks his well deeper as current work is unsatisfactory. Mrs. Clark returns home after two weeks in New Jersey. Mr. H White receives a birthday surprise on Friday evening April 12 arranged by friends at Rev. Godshall's and meeting with Mr. Godshall later that night.
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Charge Steig
Godehall
Waverly
N.Y
Christy
Clark
Mr. White
Mr. Godshall
Mr. While
Mrs White Hosts Guests With Crokinole And Refreshments
Entertainment centered on crokinole while guests prepared to greet Mr White. The hostess Mrs White and Mr White offered games, music, ice cream, and refreshments into the late hours. Attendees included Rev Godshall, Mr Sanford, Mr Mershon, the Stones, the Stones, Mr Truman, Mr Willis Dean, Mr Weidman, Miss Mary Green, Mish Phelps, Miss Rooney, and Mr Huff.
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Mr. White
Mr.o
Mrs. White
Godshall
W. A. Sanford
Installed officers of Electric Star lodge No 490
Clark's Green district deputy grand master George Harper and his team installed officers of Electric Star lodge No 490 Independent Order of Odd Fellows on Saturday night. New officers include Noble Grand James G Keller Vice Grand William H Swallow Secretary A A Davis Warden A D Robinson Conductor Robert W Cameron Right supporter to noble grand Fred H Greene Left supporter to noble grand I A Myers Outside guard J H Cook Inside guard Sk GE Dunlap Right scene supporter John J Lines Left scene supporter John 2 Twining Chaplain M Leach Right supporter to vice grand K H J Chapman Left supporter to vice grand William G Letson. Nearby notes mention Nellie Lutsey visiting Scranton and various residents attending events and visits. The district shale entertainment is planned at the Methodist church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harper
Electric Star Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
Jdaimes G. Keller
William H. Swallow
A. A. Davis
A. D. Robinson
Robert W. Cameron
Fred H. Greene
I. A. Myers
J. H. Cook
Sk. GE. Dunlap
John J. Lines
John 2. Twining
M. Leach
Kh. J. Chapman
Wiliam G. Letson
Nellie Lutsey
Scranton
J. W. Rhodes
Fred C. Hangen
Mire
Edwards
Johnny
Lutsey
Frank
Merton Cook
C. C. Cook
Miss Mame Hinds Heads to New York for Two Weeks
Moosic notes show Miss Mame Hinds departing for New York for a two week visit. Arch Hegsler of Wilkes-Barre stopped by at dawn on Wednesday. Mrs. Pr. Roberts and son of Olympus visited town on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Price left for Elmira New York to see their daughter Mrs. Albert Harris. A birthday surprise for Miss Single Slack occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Bird on South Main Street. The Epworth League will conduct services at the M E church on Sunday in Rev. J N Bailey's absence. The Sunday school excursion committee plans a Lake Lodore trip for June 17.
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Mame Hinds
New York
Arch Hegsler
Wilkes-Barre
Dawn
Wednnesday
Pr. Roberts and Son
Olyphant
Daniel Price
Elmira
N. Y
Albert Harris
Single Slack
Solomon Bird
Calon Drum Corps Social Winners Named At G A Ry Hall
Jessup notes a successful social hosted by the Calon Drum Corps at the G A Ry hall on Thursday evening with guests from Providence and Dunmore. Peter Burke and Miss Nealon of Grassy street won the grand march prize as John Dermody’s report ends abruptly.
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Calon
G. A. Ry Hall
Providence
Dunmore
Peter Burke
Miss Nealon
Grassy Street
Jobn Dermody
New Patterns Spark Interest in Twin Beds
Observers note fresh patterns in twin beds that captivate shoppers whether they plan to buy or just browse. The trend highlights evolving tastes in bedroom decor and affordable styling options for smaller spaces.
Clergy and local figures noted in Scranton and Philadelphia
Rev BH J Lafferty of St Juces Church underwent an operation at a Scranton hospital after an injured hand. He is spending vacation in Philadelphia with Rev Pather Walsh in charge. School Director elect J B Kennedy hosts a free social at Piking's bell next Monday for friends. Nicholas Loftus of Harvey Green County Pa, formerly of this Price, is entirely well again after recent illness.
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Scranton
BH. J. Lafferty
St. Juices’ Church
Philadelphia
Pather Walsh
J. B. Kennedy
Seriool
WHL
Hla
Piking’s Bell
Nicholas Loftus
Harvey
Green County, Pa
Reduced Rates to Los Angeles for Federation Convention
Through Pennsylvania Railroad special excursion tickets are offered from all stations to Los Angeles and return at reduced rates for the Federation of Women's Clubs convention. Tickets on sale April 19 to May 8, valid to June 25 with proper validation. inquire at ticket agents for exact routes and prices.
Belgian parliament debates universal suffrage proposal
The Belgian Chamber of Representatives today rejected the proposal to revise the constitution to provide universal suffrage. The exclusive Associated Press report notes party divides and the government’s restraint on reform amid political tensions.
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Associated Press
Heuvel
Chamber of Repreavitativien
Ue Pnposal
Univerng
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Andrew Walker
BB. Chase
Thomas Brooks
Willard Matthews
Coleman
Frank Phillips
Henry Volz
Viola May Vola
Susan Vole
Martia Moore
Marthiw Moyer
Busan Volz
Violit Volw
Martha Moyer
Helen Gingher
Anna Gingher
Lillian Moore
Td Rabo
Tima Maser
Henrietta Lotz
Tiltan Bates
Martha Moore
Touis)ought
Menora Batsel
Lenin Moore
Anna Jones
Elsie Mingenberg
Messrs
Robert Johnson
Don Cipwell
Henry Yockman
Willan Volz
Alg
Kenyon
Samuel Jones
Roy Stanton
Lewis Hates
George Penwick
Harry Madden
Arthur Leach
Fred Behling
Weury Vole
Edward Curt
H.C. Sanderson
TP. Megargel and Son
Misslizabeth Sanderson
Bermuda
Mand
John Kreis
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Biston Division
Awetit
Paie
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Pony Tinta Telephone
Elie
Conia
Hesi
Pouilalvanta
Citvee
Averly
Beranten
Plaice
Vantine's
Snyder
Schenck
Elise of
Green Bay
Amuel
Hiasermone
Bess
Mahon's Shoe Store
Shoe Ease and
Shoe Elegance
Oxfords
Lackawanna Avenue
Etty
Heed Timnle Center
Simplion Orchestion Sachet
Wromblig
Nvasieni
Hemberger
Wrehestrin
Mr. Hlenge
Waiopaf
Vilin Taker
Wnd
Joseph Charerins
Serenao Oadaanini
Francisco Kegereius
Hughianos
Ab Kopf
Hiederman
Electtie Cue
Mears’ Hall
West Scrantonm
Tommorrow
Second Presbyterian
Croce
Stebllii
Anil
Miooklin N.Y
Ciint
Pry
Amion
Chamlay Hanquint Yy
Hve Na
Vrereee
Peter Thompson
Kramer Bros
Jessup
Washington Avenue
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Convention of Federation of Women's Clubs
Lack'n Ave
Scranton, Pa
Crane
Lawn Seed and Fertilizer
Green Trading
Fach
Merrall-Boyle Co
Syracuse
H.V
Dickson
Providence Road
Hegne
Olyphant, Pa
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