Bachelors' Ball and Society Events Dominate Social Season
The social column describes elaborate Bachelors' Ball preparations led by city leaders, with décor by florists and unique design by George Clark. It notes extensive entertaining by Mrs. Sloopson and others, thimble teas, dancing parties, and receptions, plus visits from out-of-town guests and a major donor day at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Wilkes-Barre Assembly
Sloopson
Mies
Waring
Plainfield
Mise Lefferts
New York
Miss Theynolds
Or Finge
N. J. Messe
Orville B
Mickapk
Charles Brads
Harrisons
Chester Derr
Wilkys-Barns
Mies Hunt
Mikts Lindbere
Trenton
Everett Hunt
Myr
James Archibald
Mie Barley
Twcglewood
Ned
Mies Caldwell
Troy
Misa Madeline Harris
Germantown
Mise Post
Movements of People in the Area Chronicle
A stream of brief notices lists residents and visitors moving between cities and towns. Names include Elizaieth Archbald Je, K. Bradbury, Mrs Jeane Post, Rev. J. J. Lansingles, Colonel George Banderson, Mrs. EOL, and many others with travels between Philadelphia New York Wilkes-Barre Scranton Montrose and local towns. Several returns from trips to St Louis Philadelphia Harrisburg and Mt Clementa are noted along with wedding journey departures and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New York City
John M. Fairchild
Berwick
Howe
Ittinen
N V
Mire W. BE. Wolfe
Church Avenue
George Lindsey
Ann Arbor Medical College
W. T. Davis Haa
Wilkes-Barre
Swisher
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Tunkhannock
Bovanton
Busines
The
Free Press
Rwisher
Lane
Brooks
Dauffale
Piaines Ureen
Honesdale
Elizaieth Archbald
German Town
K. Bradbury
St. Alnote
Geore D. Taylor la
Pilhdelphia
Jeane Post
J. J. Lansingles
Willlnnsport
George Banderson
Philadelphia
Eol
New York
Bruce Fordham
Lird's Eye Farm
Minnow
Mra
Mulford
Montrose
Borantot
Harrishire
Mike Emily Fichling
St. Louis
St. Megargel
Mt. Clementa
Mich
Mire Harriet Goodwin
Rutherford
N. Dh
Lock Haven
Micw
Lillian Gearhart
Grace Whittevy
Towesdale
Scranton
Merc
Carpenter
Aire
C. B. Westen
Minneapolis
Offo Woeckroth
Rough Riders
Als
John
Wenke
Marion Street
Miss Warner
New England Society Prepares For Twelfth Annual Dinner
The final meeting of the New England Society in Scranton outlined plans for the twelfth annual dinner at the Board of Trade on December 2 with a 7 PM start and a $5 guest ticket. George Sanderson will preside, with speakers from Philadelphia and Cornell, and several members were admitted that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Society
Board of Trade Committee
Board of Trade
Thiurain
Dee 2
Welock
O'Neill
Scranton
George Sanderson
Talcott Willams
The
Philadelphia Press
Charles Millen Tyler
Cornell University
HH. BE. Dayton
Congress
Charleston
W.va
EJ. Lancing
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Williams
Fevanton
James H.torrey
Profesor Tyler
Sanderson
Dayton
J. W. Howarth
New England
Frederick Pen. Heit
West Pittston
MH. Jones
Wilkes-Barre
James , Shepherd
Woolworth
James Gardner Sanderson
John Lace
J. A. Watree
Berminton
Tribune
BR. Dimmick
Homer Green
J. H. Fisher
AWC
Fuller
H. 3
Donations for the Home receive wide community gifts
The Home for the Friedness lists donations from many sources including Mrs. Carmalt’s Sunday school class and Mrs. Morne, with clothing, quilts, reading materials, canned goods, vegetables, fruit and breads. Numerous individuals and churches contributed robes, toys, fabrics, baked items, and household essentials to support the children and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmalt
Miksea’ Conte
Ambrose Milley
Bip. Ie
Morne
John Shierer
Mra. Masser
Ladwee
Dalton Bapist Churel
Ted M. Koehler
Florence Showk
Clara Hughes
Findners Bakery
Maggie Zebedler
E. Taylor
John Genter
Jennie Hartley
John J. Went
First Presbyterian
Itty
Ambroee Mulley
Astra
Caurmalt
George D
Langstatt
Batley
Mil
Kathiring
Bobnes
J. Br
Cormalt
James PY Dickson
Stoke
Fuller
Mia
James P. Dickwon
Cherriek
Mustir
Fred Martins
Johnm Genter
Thoms Dickson
William T.mithi
R.A. Zimmerman
MH. Crone
Carter
W. W. Scranton
J. J. Williama
N. Willard
D. A. Robertean
Swett
Sheriff Robinson
A. van Cleef
Luke's Piurinh
Mra. W
Boyer
Taylor
Ty HH. McClintock
Church of the Good Shepherd
C. B. Scott
EN. Willard
Stre
W. D. Kennedy
Luther Keller
A Smooth Game Between Murcie and Hart Grace
A cryptic item from the New York Journal notes Ett passing the plate in church while Murcie Cid Skinflint daily grows in prec. Hart Grace is mentioned with no further action as a penny is requested but not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ett
Hart-Grace
New York Journal
Question Box on Liszt Second Rhapsody Tempo and Piano Action
The writer asks for metronome marks for Liszt second Rhapsody movements and admissible speeds for capricious interpretive sections. Discussion covers tempo ranges from eighth note 46 to piu mosso 152, and the effect of tempo on performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plese
Lisat
Aleo
Friska
Abt mandolin program and Scranton musical notes
The Scranton musical page reviews the Abt mandolin recital at Perry Bros. music store and local concerts. It highlights performers like Tom Gippel, Miss Cordelia Freeman, Miss Lily Joseph, Ellen Scranton, and Miss Mellrian, praising their tone and future prospects. Also mentions new songs from Union Music and critiques by contemporary papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bros
Mr. Foote
Scranton
Tom Gippel
Gippel
Cordelia Freeman
Bargains in leisure moment books for holiday gifts
Book sale advertises a vast stock of cloth bound titles suited for Sunday School gift buyers. Highlights include 150 titles at eight cents each, featuring authors such as Drummond Stevenson Doyle Irving Scott Hope Barry, with 25 cent list prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Stevenson
Doyle
Irving
Scott
Hope
Barry
Wagner Opera Season Adds European Stars to New York Cast
Henry Albers de Manrhee and Mme. Nordica join the company with Wagnerian focus. Anton Van Rooy arrives for Die Walküre and Siegfried ahead of his Leonora Albers notes. Reszke arrives later likely for Siegfried. Niebelungen Ring planned in full, late-night performances. American sopranos Zelle De Lussan and Suganne Adams newly heard, Wagner dominance stressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Albers de Manrhee
Mme. Nordica Ag
Leonora Albers
Jean de Reszke
Europe
Ith
Siegfried
Edward
New York
Zelle de Lussan
Suganne Adams
Wagner
More Assessments Set Aside by Judge Archbald
Judge Archbald knocked out two city assessments yesterday. Thomas Barrowman’s property on Lackawanna avenue had land valued at 11 950 and buildings at 4 850 in 1807. in 1808 land 11 0 and buildings 2 900. The land assessment was lowered to 2 011 for Barrowman. William C. Connell’s 421 Franklin avenue valued at 1 280 land and 1 200 buildings in 1807. 1808 land and improvements at 1 000. Archbald reduced land to 1 200 and improvements to 1 200. Connell said the property was listed at 4 000 with broker Jadwin but no buyers. The property remains on the market at that price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Thomas Barrowman
NT Lackawanna Avenue
Barrowman
William C. Connell
Franklin Avenue
Archall
Connell
Jadwin
Contractor Sues City Over Road Precontractdenial
Contractor George McDonald sues the city alleging damages from a denial to permit him to carry out precontract work on North Main Avenue and Providence Road. The case was led by Judge M. E. McDonald yesterday. no declaration accompanied it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McDonald
Wan
North Main Averaue
Providence Road
M. E. McDonald
Great sale of clothing at retail near Scranton
This ad promotes a creditors sale of clothing at deep discounts with hundreds of items including suits overcoats and pants. It urges readers from afar to travel to Scranton to buy bargains, listing prices and values while warning to verify the location near the St Charles hotel 14 Penn avenue Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Vienna
Carr
Melton
St. Charles Hotel
Penn Avenue
Comic Cut, Jenkine Wife Fines Words
A humorous scene shows Jenkine’s wife fining him sixtpence for each bad word and restricting him to three for a shilling, highlighting quirks of domestic discipline in a playful exchange.
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Ellawreth
Iams
Margate Frothinghan
Chintunney Reoynolde
Robinson
William Matthews
Winton
W. F. Plaksteail
P. Matthews
Astres
Franklin
Bentlew
J. Matthews
Mra M
Ft. Kays
Mra Ti
W. Cree
Cornelias
Albany
Antiong
Mere
Walter M. Dickson
Prank Silliman
BR. E. Watson
Sidney Willams
Diana
Chauncey Reynolds
Tunt
Auguste Archbald
Cole. Winn
Mire
Edward Chamick
Leroon
Otfs Whist Club
Bicyele Club
Snyder
Pottsville
Balled Snyder
L. G. Latur
Wintermeister
Tonsil
Page
Katharine Wilcox
Mrs. Jamea
McAnulty
F. W Miggins
Hlakely Street
Mary A. Misener
Edward Stanly Delph
George W. Hessler
A. Nye
W. Chamberlin
Mee
Myron
Knight
Henry Heven
C. Moffitt
David BK. Barton
A. de Orville Blackinton
J. Wilton Peck
Fenwick Peck
Miss Brenson
J. D. Caryl
Ming King
Mise Jane King
Thomas K. Young
Ohn H. Taylor
A. L. Bryden
Albert N. Kerr
Nettle EB
Swarts
Dolph
Mise Dolph
Miss Becker
Misa
John. Briegel
Wilford V. Mathews
F A. Madagh
William Ferbhey Gibbons
Joseph Jeffrey
Artie A. Butler
M. Potter
K. N. Potter
John A. Oswald
J. Bronson
Sanders
D. Bovard
Robert Dickson
Charles A. Howls
Miss Moffatt
M. C. Bimson
Miss Green
James C. Moffatt
Lewis Mudge Smith
Julius G. Bone
Joseph
George Carson
Cee Margaret Levers Sunday School
Firace Norton
Mulberry Atree
Thoredayy
Westerday
Avere
Pootaon
FF. Megargel
D. Jones
Misees Kinneliins
Margaret Hanlex
Mise Pratt
Anna Buck
Flizabeth Jones
Edith Pierson
Mise Goorhart
Netile Sotlager
Melen Connell
Hilo Jones
Mise Herthacy Loft
Min Adolph Heusner
Nev
Nordt
Jennie 7Aves
Henry Klott
Pote
Charles Heusner
Art. Amd
Ceore Heuwener
Charles Helen Rave
W. A. Nerdt
Fred Heusner
Philip Ftartman
Peter Roos
Henry Fel
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Tere
Mer
Atre
Wlote
Famuis
Loula Diesing
Pred Welnts
George Keraler
Fam- Wy
Avenet Meier
Styl
Dolph Miler
Christian Fickus
Milaudeth Heir
Minnie Heller
Amola Tartmat
Henry Jucke
Peter Hartman
Chines
Fred Tartman
Fred Klote
Fred Kessler
Fe. Hand
Terppe
Hives Heuser
T. H. Dale
Holman
Salt Lake City
Zehnder
Ke W. Archbald
A. Knapp
M. Gillin
M. HH. Holgate
Myron Kasson
GG. Brooks
Theodore G. Wolfe
Bow. Pratt
Phaihe
Ligzle Baumgartner
William @. Klein
Pittston Avenue
EK. J. Schmidt
Lillie Klein
John Schmidt
Young Women's Christian Association
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. W. W. Watron
Miss Annie
J. Alfred Pennington
Screnton Conservatory of Music
Kim Park
Saturday Tribune
At Liberty
Pennington
Initiais
Sousa
Abuwer—Souen
Mikit
Tean
Che Thethus
Honin
Cnemory
Niana
Sheravn
AnkWet
Hk M. VW
Enplish
Secranton
Humphrey
Poe Umphrey
Humphrey's Med. Co
Cor, William and John &Ts
Humphreys
Eoetie
Rossini
Tees Robern Ib
Intermenesta
Mascagni
Theet Angelo
Lily Joseph
Tom Gippet
WY. W. Co. A. Musicale
Mr. Southworths
Union Music Company
Carl Schilling
W. P. Schilling
Georre
Grand Opera House
George W. Bowen
Bun
Metropolitan
Henry Clay Barnabee
Henry
Edith Woodford
Milton Aborn
Academy
Wyoming Ave
Century
Frank Leslie's
McClure's
Cosmopolitan
Strand
St. Nicholas
Harper's
Scribner's
the Forum
North American Review
Demorest's
Designer, Delineator
le Costume Royal
Puck
Judge, Lite
Bienkiewicz
Michael—Bienkiewicz
Prine
House of David
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