New Year Ball of Bicycle Club Headed by Local Social Leaders
Social season brightens with New Year ball at the Bicycle club on Tuesday led by James Bleir Jr M I Fuller and W J Torrey. Patronesses include Mrs T L Fuller Mrs James Archbold Mrs W W Scranton and many others as society schedules dinners luncheons and dances through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra
James Bleir, Jr
St Ia
Cornell Glee Club
Powell's
Country Club
W. B. Kirkpatrick
George PB. Hand
J. 8. Lynde
Shepherd Ayars
G. TD. Murray
William Matthews
W. T. Smith
Clarence H. Sturges
B. KE. Wintson
James Archbald
Paul Bella
St. J. Bennell
A. D. Hlackinton
H. H. Brady
Jnr
George G. Brooks
C. P. Davidson
James Dickson
G. B. Dimmick
EB. T. Fuller
Hh. W. Gearhart
P. Hull
Im B. Jermyn
George Jessup
Henry Belin, Jr
J. Benjamin Dimmick
B. L. Fuller
T. H. Watkine
B. Sturges
H. H. Brady, Jr
Goo
G. Brooks
Jermyn
R. M. Scranton
Margaretta. Belin
Jean Dimmick
Gertrude Coursen
Lois Tracey Willl
Richmond Hill
Bicycle Club
Charles Schlager
John Simpson
James LL. Connell
Theodore Wolf
Isaac Haslam
George Truss
Ford Pratt
Ezra H. Ripple, Jr
Thomas A. Surdam
Movements of People Fillio Linborg and Guests Across Cities
A jumble of social notes lists visits and guests across Trenton Scranton New York Morristown Buffalo Brooklyn and Cleveland. Names include Mise Linborg Miss Mabel McMahon Miss Lefferts Miss Dhall Miss Curtis and Miss Lulu Matthews among others visiting relatives friends and hosts such as Miss Int Mike Bartle Colonel B Wipple and the Tripp family. The item records travel plans engagements and holiday returns of local residents and guests with scattered street and avenue references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Linborg
Trenton
Int
Dese Jones
Willes Tarte
Scranton
Misa Mabel McMahon
New York
Samlerson
Oo Chiv Avenue
Misa Lenn Forster
Tied Angeles
Calle
Mike Bartle
Webster Avenue
Miss Lefferts
Misa Dhall
Morristown
Nook
Mew TV 1
Trailysstr
Mies Mint Bon Fenningin
Blushing
Long Indind
Miss Mice Hurke
Adie
Mia. M.A. Prindlindory
Spruce Street
Mr. Little
Aventin
OU McCutroy
Buffato
Monroe Avenue
B.C. Leonard
Kirenfeld
Columbia County
Elise
Pd. McCudlres
Miss Curtis
New Piven
Storrs Wundell
Danes
Tran
del Pram
Cheego
Mike Kania Poster
J MacGriw
Aine
Minelus BE. MacGiraw
Plow. Kretener
Brooklyn
Mise Lulu Matthews
Watford
Mise Geretrude Muanthin
Erage
Millersville State Normal School
Harald Lansinger
Lanainger
Millersville Norimal School
Evolution of a Name Fragment from Morning Telegraph
A fragmented OCR excerpt titled Evolution of a Name shows chapter style dialogue on naming. It depicts a teacher or editor asking for a name and various humorous renditions like Johnny Lemon and John Dennis Lenmion. The text mirrors a serialized school or satirical piece with playful misrenderings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamter
Telos
Toacher
Johnny Lemon
John Dennis Lenmion
Bigy Boy
Christmas contrasts and a Hoboken theft in Scranton
An essay reflects on Christmas from two extreme lives, noting joy and hardship, charity and loss. It recalls a Scranton society member whose holiday spoiled by theft in Hoboken, and then shifts to streetcar strikes, worker hardships, and public sympathy, highlighting how walking reshapes habits and tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hople
Christiaa
Christinae
Fnll
Jewela
Christmais
House of Charity
Christos
Scranton
Heebuken
New York
Hoboken
Jet
Lauden
Beccause
Russia's Baron Stieglitz School of Applied Arts
New York readers learn of the Baron Stieglitz School of Applied Arts in St. Petersburg, its endowment of 10 million rubles, and its museum. The institution offers a four year curriculum in science, languages, and arts with hundreds of students, 33 teachers, and extensive collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
School OF Applied Arts
St. Petersburg
New York Tribune
America
Citheons
Baron Stieglitz School of Applied Arts
United States
Kensington
Ecole Des Arts Decomatifs
Paris
Baron Steiglitz
Baron Alexander Stieglitz
Ministry of Finance
Marsollea
Walter
Ministry of Public Instruction
M. Kotoff
M. Carboniir
Adaptations of Books for Stage a Big Source of Income
The article notes that authors can earn substantial sums from novel to play adaptations. It cites figures from $20,000 to $80,000 for a single novel and potential weekly author wages of about $500 while a play runs. It also mentions two recent plays yielding $76,000 to $100,000 for the novelist, rivaling Trollope's totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howells
Charles Frohman
Trollope
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Sociale
Soma
ME Ripple
Dlessie
Currie Hutchings
Milas Gertrude Hamilton
Lulu Mathews
Jay Toster
Ross Doster
Dos
le Dimmick
Maw May
Dantee Meredith
Mariel Shepherd
Alies Stepts
Helen Hurlbert
Stewart Simpson
Emma Burns
Florence Simpson
Ruth Hanley
Fdlorence Bower
Mabel Fritz
May Clackett
Mfiss
Mary Gearhart
Miss Lioyd
Empire
Miss Osborne
Miss Joseph
Ine Phelps
Dawn
Amy Northup
Princeton
Sophie Price
Columbia
Mise Nicholeson
Indy
Miss Atherton
Leidy
Grace Sanderson
Mivabeth Sanderson
Annie McAnulty
Mies Miy É Albyo
Ancing
Elizabeth Porter
Cornell
Clara Simpson
Jessie Sipple
Inedian Sqtuaw
Anna Russ
Itathan Peanut
Lola Sehlager
Jipan Seirl
Scudder
Gyoe
Cer
Charles Teal
Wid. Hulbert
Teine Haslam
Irne Surdam
Jerry Foster
Lawrence Connell
Hose Surdam
Hera Ripple, Jr
Roswell McMullen
Mra
Pratt
G. Robertson
C Twitchell
Menry Brady, Jr
EF. B. Jermyn
Sturges
A. de Orville Blackinton
E. Smith
T. H. Watkins
Wyeth
B. Watson
T. CG. von Storch
Downes
Oswego
C. J. Sturges
H. «. Marker
Lefferts
Miss Copeland
Miss Thelin
Gertrude Sprague
Clare Reynolds
Galpin
Boles
Eleanor Reynolds
Janet Dickson
Iaiverty
Spencer
Mevare
Hunt
Blair
Mrovuks
Fuller
Moffat
Robert Frey
Paul Welles
Belin
Bolet
Dickson
Torrey
Linen
Watres
Hugh Archebald
Baldwin
Jones
Kuttle
Truesdale
Uattle
Thorne
Neale
Slucde
Gearhart
Huntington
Derr
Pease
Wilkes-Tarre
Carrie Barlow
Beverly
N. J
John Barlow
Providence Presbyterian Church
J. A. Lippincott
Philadelphia
Primcipal
Scranton High
Everett Warren
Miss Marjorie
Miss St. John
Hartford
Phyfe
Marion Sanderson
Marghetta Belin
Jean Dimthick
Eleanor Moffat
Grace Law
Helen Boles
Ruth Archbald
Brainard
Gabhin
Thompson
Bonnie
Theodore A. White
Theo,a. White) Manufacturing Company
Ella ¢. Ketchum
W. F. Wetwham
Peekville
J. Thomias
Peekville Baptist Church
Peckville
White
Binghamton
Ruth Q. Powell
Miss Boles
Miss Leverleh
Corona
Mel
Knights of Columbus Club
Mia
Joseph O'Brien
William Kelly
Timothy Burke
P. M. Congdon
Misa McGuire
J. F. Jordan
Thomas Jordan
Anna Jordan
Elizabeth Jordan
Olyphant
Martin Walsh
Parsons
Misa Mabel Dorin
Wilkes-Barre
Miss O'Malley
Gray
New York City
George O'Brien
O'Brien
A.T. Walsh
Plitston
O'Malley
Margaret Mayock
Miner's Mills
May
Miss Clarke
Orange
Mexisi's
Smith, Larned and Storrs
George Pryor
Pryor
Bill
Europe
Friunes
Merowity
Woricman
Romayne Seybolt
Howward Bunting
Calvin Seybolt
Clarence Sturges
Misses Waterman
Southport, Conn
Willian Bingley
Emma
Arthur Baldwin Williams
Louise Connolly
North
Washington Avenue
Margaretta Belin
Jefferson Avenue
Mrs. W. W. Scranton
Mrs. Fleury Belin, Jr
Mrs. W. J. Hand
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Avenue
The
Morning Telegraph
Daily Dread
Bercotage
Ilinstrating
Feranton Traction Company
Filr
Green Ridge
France
England
Jonas Long's
Annex
Vincennes
Swift Beer Company
Chicago
Donas Long
the Jewett
Jewett
Jewett No. 10
D. W. Wagner
Board of Trade Telephone
Scranton, FA
the Review of Reviews
Seauty
Clinton
Jackson
McGarrah
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