Scranton Social Scenes Ring With Dances and Affairs
Scranton social pages detail a busy slate of New Year events at the Bicycle Club House and Country Club, with boxes and loges for the Bachelor Event to be sold by auction or sale. Numerous weddings, banquets, and lodge gatherings are noted, including a Carnell Glee Club concert and a New England society banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Bicycle Club
Hall of the Bachelors
Frothingham
Board of Governors
Carnell Glee Club
Scranton
Julie
John Burnett
John P. Kelly
M. F. Sando
Walter M. Feedy
John A. Collins
New England Society
Pennsylvania
Jermy
Sturges
New York Newspaper Syndicate
Mears Building
The
Tribune
Notable Visits and Social Guests Throng City
A parade of named visitors and residents fills the city social page. Clergymen, professionals, and families from Sayre to Scranton, Wilkes-Barre to Dunmore are noted hosting, visiting, or traveling, with multiple addresses and affiliations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jenkins
William JB
John Costello
Sayre
Washi
Greeman
Herrick Center
Thurson
D. B. Atherton
Aan of Trade
Philadelphia
J. Ridgeway Wright
Wilkes- Beremee
Scranton
Walter
Bonbright
Charles R. Burgess
Nichunnee
Michael Devers
Idaho
Andrew Devers
West Market Street
Anna Conwell
Madison Avenue
New York City
Anna Gorman
Penn Avenue
Bina Loftus
Carbondale
Katie Craig
Mary Cavanaugh
Ashley
Mia
Eugene Healey
Prospect Avenue
Bridget Thornton
Hastings
N. J
Minooka
L. R. Fowler
Mohawk
Myron Knight
Cherry Street
Dunmore
Mise Drake
Lackawanna Avenue
B. B. Atherton
North Malin Avenue
F. J. Nicholls
Atlantic City
Randolph Jones
Jackson Street
Jessie Weatherby
East Benton
Mertle Finch
J. D. Clark
I. ¥. Reed
Leesburg
Eugene McKenna
Kate McKenna
Buffalo
Beasle Kirk
1010
Pine Street
Elmira
Marttha Baldwin
California
Jacob Retbert
North Bromley Avenue
Frank Shaffer
Altoona
D. P. Yost
Prescott Avenue
Pelam Manor
N. Y
Fred 3
Godfrey
FP. H. Durkin
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Madison Square Garden
New Sins
Marie Donavan
Luella Williams
Jefferson Avenue
Donavan
Gilmore Band
Mire
A. H. Christy
T. Wood
J. Andrews
Newton Jackson
A. M. Watson
B.A. Gill
Fld, McGowan
J. J. Brown
M.T. Paull
Garney
St. Denis
Baltimore and Ohio to reorganize passenger trains
General Manager Greene seeks a radical change in passenger train running by rebalancing car weights to improve up grade speed while reducing downhill speed. The Chicago Junction to Chicago track is noted as first class with heavy rails and minimal curves, enabling high-speed and safe operations. Train 97 remains a three-section 60 hour fast freight from New York to Chicago and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Greene
Chicago Junction
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Reduced Rail Rates to Washington for McKinley Inauguration
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces excursion tickets to Washington for March 1 to 4 with return validity through March 8. Fares from New York 8.00, Philadelphia 6.40, Baltimore 1.60, Harrisburg 5.06, Williamsport 8.79, Buffalo 11.20, Rochester 10.48, Altoona and Pittsburgh 10.00, and reduced from other stations. The service promotes easy travel to the inaugural ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Buffalo
Rochester
Altoona
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Capital
The Dolls Ball Window Display Attracts Families
The Dolls Ball display remains popular and is urged for children to visit. The shop notes a season advance sale with big reductions on Silks Dress Goods Cloaks and Millinery and invites early purchases for choice selections.
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Wyoming
Lowing
Excelsior
J. Levy
M. Troutfelt
Jonseph Kline
Ben, Sumter
J. Freeman
Mra
Is Marks
M. Simmons
KR. M. Goldsmith
M. Burgunder
Wilkes-Barre
Nye
Moses
Burchwald
Harris
Wormeyer
Stearn
Lauer
Goldsmith
Brown
Pittston
Wolfe
Eity
Nell O
Plymouth
Mesara
Kramer
Oettinger
Morvis
Wormser
H Hiles
Livingston
Wipert
Reis
Burnice Savage Messenger
Bh. J. Harris
Concord
3. C
Bumner Presbyterian Church
Mr. Gibbons
Maud Savage
Tyler Connolly
C.J. Harris
Messrs. Snyder
Fowler
Sharps
Stanton
Lreakfast Wos
Theodore Sureth
North Bind
Mattie Minehell
Monsey Avenue
Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Hidge
I. OS. Ballentine
ET. Conner
Peck
Dawson
Dessey
Heéelliner
Landmark Lodge
Wilkus- Barre
Lodge
H. 8. Davis
BK. Taylor Licey
J. J. Taylor
John T. Cooper
Hos, Quats
Charles la. Hill
Fred E. Stone
Frank L. Carr
Robert Peek
Frank EB. Shedd
Dr. A. P. Longstreet
Marshall Keller
Walter M. Dickson
Thomas F
Hubbard
Garman
Laula Friedman
Andrew P. Redford
Silas W. Finn
Wm. H. Uritemann
Austin A. Miller
Maos . Hall
John Bacon
Mphraim J. Long
Morris A. Chork
Andrew Mutter
Thivden Evans
Redington
Upchurch Lodge
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Philip H. Schuler
A. C. Houck
Schouler
Jodge
F. J. McArthur
Esther Assembly
Albee
Acker
R. 8. Welsh
Miss Boyer
Washington, D. C
Luther Keller
Carrie Aye
Arl City
Raleleh N. C
Newland Gardner
Nay
Aug Avenue
Bret N.Y
Jermyn
G. la. ‘Blokeda
W. M. Dieee
New
Mies
Neliia Tompkins
Hood
Eva Moore
sPoroner Pri
Gail Borden Eagle
N.Y
Chase & Farrar
Linden Streat
Wyoming Ave
CEN
Lebeck & Corin
Hunt & Connell CO
A. E. Rogers
Jewelry
Lackawanna Avenye
Welshach
Lackawanna Cve
James Moir
Mis
First National Bank
Callon
Old Reliable
ART Pottery
Rogers
MT. Pleasant
Exeter Haneh L'Beemate
Peres Wontea Ek
Simn Il
WM. T. Smith
William S. Millar
GAS and Water CO
Corker Wyoming Ave
Guecer
Eney
Webster
New International
Worcester
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