Social notes from Philadelphia visit and travel plans in era
A list of residents and visitors including J J Mannion in Philadelphia, Margaret George in the metropolis, and Miss M Fagan with Miss Trush visiting friends. Several names travel to the southern states, New York, Jamaica, and Moscow, with stays, returns, and informal gatherings noted among families on Lincoln, Delaware, and Jefferson avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Mannion
Philadelphia
Margaret George
M. Fagan
Pittston
Miss Trush
Railroad Avenue
Misa Humphreys
New York City
David Jones
Lincoln Avenue
Mra
RE. P. Kingsbury
J. L. Steele
Mer
William McClive Tre
St. Augustine
Fla
B.G. Coursen
Anna Aikman
Anna Dunston
Spring Street
Carbondale
F Fenner
No BE. Rive
Morris J. Davidow
Mast Fifty-Sixth Street
Charles Robinson
Victor Koch
John Benore
Charles H. Miller
E. J. Fish
Trom
Mot Springs
BE. Vandervere
Delaware Street
Thomas J. Williams
Grace
Thomas EB. Jones
Green Ridge
Jennie Eaton
New York
Jamaica
Henry Belin, Jr
H. «. Shafer
Rh. Parke
Mre
Brown
N. G. Robertson
AH. A. Knapp
James Archhold
BR. W. Archball
G. BF. Jermyn
Miss Lindsay
T. BE. Otley
J. B. Dimerick
A. H. Christy
BH. E. Reynolds
Mia
N. Y. Leet
Jefferson Avenue
Reception Honors Mine Twiwllll of Waterloo
A yesterday afternoon gathering held in Honor of Mine Twiwllll of Waterloo featured numerous attendees including Mrs. A. M. Decker, Mrs. D. Taylor, Mrs. Cierge B. Jermyn, Mrs. W. Kingsbury, Mrs. Post, Mrs. Labar, Mrs. Went, Mrs. Grinths, Mrs. Henshaw, Mrs. Slipcon, Mrs. Silliman, Mrs. Storrs, Mrs. Coursen, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Scranton, Mrs. Penman, Mr. Matthews, and many others, with a long list of guests named. The event reflected local social circles and included friends and relatives from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Slipcon
William Silliman
HL. Storrs
B. G. Coursen
Lb. Fuller
W. W. Scranton
C. Penman
Mere
William Matthews
Jermyn
G. Dub
Dimmick
W. A. Coleman
Theodore Waite
F. Hy
Connell
Misses Archtald
Welles
Reynolds
Lambert
Howell
Gilmore
Matthews
Manness
Hebbert
Coleman
Grace Lutheran Musicale by Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Church hosted a musicale at the church on Madison Avenue and Mulberry Street. The program featured piano and violin solos, vocal numbers, recitations, and quartets performed by Miss Anna Henry, Miss Maury Jor, Miss Annie Thomius, Miss Anta Sunde, Miss Clara Long, and others with support from Messrs. Mitchell, Bartlett, Hollister, Hoos, and Haas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies' Aid Society
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Anna Henry
Aline Garden
Watson
Berenade
Dressler
Maury Jor
Anile Thomius
Punotka Mise Lata Jong
Die Perle
Pinsut Miseia
Princeton Alumni Dinner In Northeastern Pennsylvania
The Princeton Alumni Association of Northeastern Pennsylvania hosts its annual dinner at the Hotel Jermyn starting at 7 p.m. Attendees include students from the university and theological seminary, graduates or not. Rev Francis L Patton will attend and respond, with Rev Dr James McLeod toastmaster and William W Wilson also expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Alumni Association
Northeastern Pennsylvania
Jermyn
University
Theological Seminary
Francis L. Patton
Wilam W W. Wilson
Capetal
Robert Emmet Celebration by John Mitchell Club at the Academy
The John Mitchell club will host a Robert Emmet celebration Sunday evening March 30 at the Academy of Music. A program of music and addresses will be presented. Club officers include President J C Vaughan Vice President T C Jordan recording secretary John Power O Connor financial secretary T C Logan treasurer M C Burnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmet
John Mitchell Club
Academy of Music
Club
Mon
J.C. Vaughan
T. ¢. Jordan
John Power O'Connor
T. C. Logan
M. Cc
Burnes
Othello and Variety Acts At Multiple City Theaters
The Spooner Company staged Othello at the Academy with Myr. Spencer praised as Shylock and Miss Pengra as Desdemona. Field and Hanson Vaudeville performed at Davis' theater with Frank Bell and Field duo. Al Field's Minstrels appear at the Academy tonight, while Uncle Joth and Denman Thompson return to the Academy Saturday. Cornell Musical Clubs and Amelio's comedian Thomas Seabrooke visit Frothingham next week with noted ensembles and a new comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner Company
Academy of Music
Old Homestead
Cornell
Frothingham
Field & Hanson
Davis’ Theater
Price
Steele
Frank Bell
John
Marguerite Field
Field
Hansen
George F. Austin
Pred Valmore
Tian
Denman Thompson
New England
Academy
Uncle Joth
Albare
Amelio
Thomas
Seabrooke
Mr. Seabrooke
Hroadhurst
Russian Maiden Betle Cuttebken Released on Bond
Betle Cuttebken known as the Russian Maiden was released on $400 bail after being arrested Wednesday for obtaining money under false pretenses from George Mulelius who she had promised to marry. Bail was furnished by Thomas Warrington of the North End. Mrs Bonbright will lecture to ladies at Hyriea Hall at 8 pm, free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Betle Cuttebken
George Mulelius
Hall
Thomas Warrington
North End
St Guart
Gossipy Baseball Talk Ties Scranton and Wilkes Barre
Rumors swirl over Meaney not traded and Goeckel choosing Wilkes Barre over Pittsburgh. Syracuse and Eastern league plans include Sunday games and a 126 game schedule across teams with Scranton barred from Sunday play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geeckel
University of Pennsylvania
Witches-Barre
Scranton
Rexford S Sells 3670 Pocket Books From Klinger Stock
Rexford advertises 3,670 pocket books and leather goods from H M Klinger Philadelphia. Tables display seal calf levant purses card cases music rolls and more with items priced at half wholesale. Extra salespeople assist as this wholesale lot includes morocco alligator and seal books at 50c to 150 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M.klinger
Philadelphia
Klinger
Morocco
Sloc
Giants Train at Lakewood and Season Rosters Held
The Giants will train at Lakewood with McGinnis from Hamilton and new stock trimmings. The Buffalo club slates infielders Kren and Westfeld. Dan Lavy from Carbondale is reported as catcher. Soricwsv players must report Newark on April 19. Claicinniti carries only two catchers, Peltz and Vaughn. George Carey balks at Philadelphia salary. Lovett runs a Providence saloon after refusing $5,000 yearly from Brooklyn. Outenst to captain and manage a Parkersburg team. Tim Hurst blamed for Baltimore pennant loss. Springfield reporters discuss league stability and Buffalo intrigue. Rochester, Beranton, and others eyed for potential moves. rooters await Riverside Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnis
Hamilton
Tarante
Buffalo Club
Alex. Kren
Luty
Westfeld
Dan Lavy
Lite
Carbondale
Soricwsv
Newark
Peltz
Shriver
Vaughn
Claicinniti
Fiat
George Carey
Phildelphia
Tom Lovett
Providence
Brooklyn
Outenst
Scranton
Parkersburg
Tim Hurst
Teboa
Baltimores
Prdubey
O'Brien
Toronto
Freeman
Jit Smith
Canavan
Providénce
Dixon
Whee
Field
Baasett
Stahl
James Franklin
Buffalo
Rochester
Commissioners reject mileage bill for subpoenas in Dickson City
Constable John Yer whi of Dickson City billed 120 miles at five cents per mile for serving a subpoena on witnesses in Dickson City and Throop. Commissioners returned the bill for revision after Clerk Kirchart questioned it and Chief Clerk Wagner suggested verification. The note ends with a local shoe sale tease at Crouch Bros. & Beatty’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Dickson City
Throop
Kirchart
Eye glass shop advertises cheap spectacles at Lackawanna Ave
The ad claims affordable prices on gold rimmed spectacles nickel bows and aluminum bows with reading glasses and magnifiers in stock. Eye exams are offered free with satisfaction guaranteed and office hours from 9 am to noon and 1 to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epectacles of
Silverstone
Lackawanna Avenue
Lehigh Valley
Sic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton
M. Norton
Gaz Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill CO
DRS
Henwood
Wardell
Miss Grave Lutts
Marion Street
Moscow
Spruce Street
Les Ardieux
Rondo
Dussek
Louie Gwnn
Misa Clara Long
Quartette
Hite Messrs. Mitchell
Bartett
Hollleter and Haas
Princeton
The
Mr. Spencer
Spencer Company
Myr
Spencer
Shylwck
Hennig
Hines
Shakespeare
Miss Pengra
Twoeds
Castey
Spooners
Min Spooner
Chester Devond
da Alroy
Charles Rummel
Sam Derridge
Midna
Cecil Spooner
Polly
AL Gr. Field
Mr. Field
Alth Field
Dan Quiolin
Arthur Rigly
Neil CF Arlen
Wil Wallloy
Ivy
Harry Sheldon
Matt Diamond
Dec Qugley
Clayton Jenkins
Jaeper
Frank Todd
the Messie
Mean
Yevlin
Cary
Carmody
Hyland
Dehaney
Thompson
Mr. Pleld
Jere McAulifffe
Joseph Greene
Bowery
Cornell University
Banjy Club
Mandolin Club
Cub
Fuertes
Blee
Cornell Blows
Wyoming Avenue
Joly
Mnort
Brown & Morris
B. 8. Lewis
Herewich
Castoria
Meaney
Beard
Boyd
Daly
Tribune
Griffin
Fayetteville
N.Y
Pat Meaney
Witheearte
Frat
Phiiy’ Goeekel
Wilkes-Barre
Alligators
Mongert
Wilkes-Barre Uh
Goeckel
Pittsbury
Pittsburg
Wilkes- Barre
Syracuse
Syracuse Courier
Hone
Bars
Mudale
Sprinfield
Stars
Rexford
Pocket Books
Sec
Giants
Lakewood
Crouch Bros. & Beatty
Rexford’s
Lackawanna Ave
Crystal Jreseda
China Hall
Thiele
Scharwenka Conservatory
Herr Kopfpf
Scranton, PA
Moosic
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
Axer
Keeley Institute
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