Sociales Brightens With Countess Visit and Local Gatherings
Mrs. Alfred Shopland hosted a reception at her Wyoming avenue home for Countess von Koeisel, a noted visitor from Washingtonville. Attendees included Mrs. George Hallstead and several local ladies. later a dinner honored the guest with further socializing. The page also notes upcoming events from Homewood readings to Princeton Alumni banquets and church group entertainments, reflecting a bustling social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Alfred Rhopland
Wyoming Avenue
Countess von Fiehden Koeel
Goldamith
Conrad Henri von Hohden Kosel
Washingtonville
N. C
America
Jermyn
Mia
Shopland
Marvin & Mary
George M. Hallstead
Frank M. Spencer
Mate Harding
Binghamtom
Janet Dickson
May Pennypacker
Romayne Seybolt
C. Hy Zehnder
Charles Z. Trebinson
George M. Maiistead
T. F. Penman
BR Ware
F. M. Spencer
7. L. Crane
Romane Seyboit
Misa
Movements of people in and around Wilkes-Barre area
A long list of residents and visitors to Wilkes-Barre and nearby towns reports individuals from Maderia Washington to Rochester, Buffalo, Philadelphia and New York making trips or staying with friends. Names include Miss Sherer Ja, Miss Sehinger, Mrs Lynde, Miss Lavinis Dimmick, Hon. William Connell, Druggist Themes, Miss Chumard, Attorney George Yocum, Miss Allis Dale, Miss Emma Wantey, and many more with dates and places such as Harrisburg, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Montclair, and Atlantic City noted among the movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maderia
Washington
Elizabeth Sherer
Rochester
Sophie Sehinger
Binghamton
Mere
B.C. Lynde
Dallas
Lavinis Dimmick
Honesdale
William Connell
George Yocum
Wilkes- Barre
Allis Dale
New Jersey
Emma Wantey
N. Y
Charles du Pont Breck
A. Ll. Francola
Buffalo
Mise Mabel Schlager
Montclair
N. J
Victor Arnold
North End
New York
W. M. Bun
Philadelphia
Louise Atherton
Glenburn
Scranuton Friends
Tiffany
Nicholson
Joseph‘rose
New Bedford
Mass
Mies Mabel Pope
Carbondale
Scrinton
William Grier
West Pittston
Dunmore
Richard A. Ward
M. Spencer
John J. Glaiwon
New York City
M. A. Friedlander
Mien Josepheon
Atlantic City
George M. Christead
Hertha Macurdy
Cora M. Decker
Waltham
Miles
F. O. Jones
Lafayette
Percival J. Morris
Cuchre
Meadiven Avenue
William HH. Osborne
John I. Osborne
Washington, D. C
Blackinton J. M. Burke
W. Burke
W. HH. Rick
A. ©. Taylor
B. Manalin
A. F. Smith
St. Denis
Hist Wink
Charles E. Ditty
International Correspondence School
H. H. Heidieman
The
Heckman
Thomas Saltry
Robert Emmet O'Rosse
Joseph Birtley
Martin McManamy
Pittston
Will Burke Ging
Music Hall
Lewis Conner
North Main Avenue
C. L. Griffin
Photographers’ Association
Wilkes-Barre
Hi. M. Bole
David
Anna Bartholomew
Pp. Bartholomew
Ealt Lake City
Latter Pines
John Robbins
Hotel Albert
New York Elis: W. B. Duggan
Swisher
George Miller
A. H. Hamford
Jenkins
W. W. Young
Ackley
P. J. Cosgrove
C. B. Wagontop
PF. J. Jermyn
J. J. Dunkee
Joseph Taylor
Pianist Richard Burmeister to Perform at Bicycle Club
Famous pianist Richard Burmeister will appear at the Bicycle club rooms on Friday February 17 in a public concert. Local patrons are urged to attend as part of the club’s cultural events calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Misa Hardenbergh
Perlee V. Jervis
Jervis
New York
Edwin Gearhart
Vine Street
Willl
Bicycle Club Rooms
The Quiet Torment of Hobson’s Notoriety
The piece portrays Hobson as deeply distressed by public adulation and mockery surrounding his daring voyage. It notes his reluctance to be mocked, his concern for being in a false position, and his devotion to country shown by worries over Morro Castle discoveries and sharing information with Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Morro Castle
Morro
Agony of a Naval Hero and Burglary Frights in Scranton
A long rambling piece recounts Hobson and his exploits with dramatic flair while explaining reader appeal. Separate items describe a spate of burglaries in Scranton causing fear in households and inventive efforts by residents to deter intruders.
The Countess Valeska at Lyceum with Julia Marlowe
Julia Marlowe dazzles in The Countess Valeska at the Lyceum, delivering a commanding performance as the tragic heroine. Supporting players including John Hirial and Mrs. Sol Smith contribute strong work in a lavish, historically styled production set during Napoleon's 1897 campaign with a dramatic Peregrine Battle of Friendland backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess Valeska
Julia Marlowe
Lyceum
Miss. Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Scranton
Miss Marlowes
Shakespeare
Rudolph Strats
Napoleon
Poland
Walenka
Friendland
Valeska
John Hirial
Cuba
Mr. Harcourt
Sol Smith
Norah Lamison
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted as Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal cure for rheumatism in all forms. It claims to cleanse and rejuvenate the blood, bolster liver and kidney function, and restore vitality. The piece cites customer testimonials, including Mrs. H. C. Donalds, and asserts worldwide demand for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
H. C. Donalds
Rochester
N. Y
Dartmouth
A Grip of Steel at the Academy of Music
The Academy of Music presents A Grip of Steel next week a romantic melodrama featuring Ronjarre a strong hero unjustly confined and later entwined with a band of thieves He woos and marries Henrietta a blind woman before tragedy and vengeance conclude the tale with a dramatic police death and a notable performance by W J Fielding's company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Ronjarre
Henrietta
Simon Gendelu
Band of Thieves
Bonjarre
W. J. Fieldling
O Hooligan's Wedding at the Gaiety Opens Monday
Beginning Monday February 6 O Hooligan's Wedding will headline the Gaiety. Manager Van Osten promises a revelation in comedy. The play remains a five season success full of mistaken identity and lively situations with top talent and special scenery. Two and a half hours of solid laughter await patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hooligan
van Osten
Descriptive Blast Against An Alligator Figure
The passage denounces an alligator as cowardly treacherous hideous and unappealing. It argues the creature lacks grace or amusement and remains a plainly real brute without any redeeming qualities.
Grant as a Father and Hero in Frederick D Grant's Sketch
The Youths Companion essay by Frederick D Grant portrays his father General Ulysses S Grant as truthful loyal forgiving and tender toward all. It recalls his unselfishness at home avoiding cruelty and his chivalrous conduct as a public leader at Vicksburg and Appomattox while restraining triumph for the sake of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Frederick D
Mose
Vicksburg
Appomattox
Lee
Horaoa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sociales
Erorial
J. Ben Mimmick
Mies Belly
Reynolds Brown
Germantown
Westen
H. TP. Simpcum
W. Kingsbury
Averett Wareon
Mire
Robertson
Griffith
Flora Matthews
Manness
Anderson
Neutrophiin Literary Society
Leon Griffin
Clayavanle
Raymond Sanderson
Paul Holmite
Ralph Allen
Archie Deans
Robert Matthews
Charles and
Roy Waters
William Berrey
William Primrot
Farnham Mears
McNair Philline
Wilbur Poole
Max Jessup
Mise
Katherine Scranton
Charles Fh. Fuller
Weldh
Mre
James Scranton
Monroe Avenue
St. Margaret
T. J. Foster
Mr. and
Myre
George Blickeng
Luther League of Holy Trinity Church
North Sixth Street
Mr. J. Prank Sievel
Bellamy
Mra. Btone
Senate
House of Representatives
Alfred Mand
Lila M. Stewart
Ion
Princeton Alumni Association
Northeastern Pennsylvania
Biss Perry
Princeton University
Charles P. Matthews
Vhrovic
Comoeka Soar
James Poster
Dixmont
Allecbeny Co
Richard Burmeister
Bananas
Century Magazine
Hoe
Cantain Acosta
Santiago
Hobeon
Housenalls
Becaus
Mary
Atring
Washington Avenue
Anewet
Alfred Turner
New England Conservatory of Music
Bostom
Carl Fielton
Boston
E Smilar
Ridley Prentice
England
Sam
Richters
Menon
Hox
Richter
Prout
Augener
London
Paris
Noel Tane Boen
Eotte Pite
MacDowenl
Mendelavalin
Chopin
Profemor
J. Alfred Pennington
Boranta Conservatory
Muale
Bim Potk
Betty
Uekk
Murjent
Pox
Tribune
Pennington
Ian
Humphreys
William & John Sts
Florida
Father
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