Scranton Bachelors Ball Impresses With Magnificence
The eighth annual Scranton Bachelors ball drew about 500 attendees, with over 50 from out of town. Hosts praised the event as a grand success, featuring lavish decor, two orchestras, formal gowns, and a policy of no prebooked dances, culminating in a lively afters steer through the Frothingham Theater.
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Scranton
Frothingham Theater
Wyoming House
Frothingham
Night's Delightful Making Captures City Theatre Crowd
A bustling theater night around 9 o'clock drew many debutantes and escorts through a long awning passage to the stage area. Police managed crowd surges on Penn avenue as guests arrived, with ornate decor and pink satin embellishments filling balconies and rooms. The scene featured elaborate decorations, palms, ribbons, and a grand parlor setting from Scranton, creating a festive evening atmosphere.
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Penn Avenue
Costumed Ladies Display Gowns in Society Event
The article lists numerous ladies and misses in elaborate gowns, detailing fabrics and trimmings such as lavender satin, duchess lace, Honiton lace, and pearl accents. Names include Mrs. Henry Belin Jr, Mrs. Wickson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Sturges, Miss Jermyn, Miss Archbald, and many more among a formal display of attire.
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Henry Belin, Jr
J. 2”. Wickson
H. J. Anderson
C. D. Simpson
H. M. Boles
G. Labarr
N.Y. Lect
F. H. Jermyn
Rogers Israel
J. C. Koons
Bertha
Valenciennes
Mia. T. H. Watkine
F. B. Swan
Miss Jermyn
Miss Anderson
Miss Simpson
Faille
Misa Archbald
Miss Augusta Archbald
Seybolt
Exmnor Hall
Katherine Winton
Romaine Seybolt
Frances Wipton
Miss Law
Out of Town Guests Entertained in City Listings
A long list details out of town guests entertained in the city. Names include Miss Allen Williamsport Miss Van Sickle New York Miss Hall Morristown Miss Clarke Orange Miss Box Buffalo and many others. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. H P Simpson Mr and Mrs C D Simpson Miss Simpson and Miss Archbald among others.
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L. A. Baasett
Carbondale
J. B. Burr
Misa Bradford
New York
Burlow
Plainfield
N. J
Miss Burton
Miss Box
Buffalo
Baldridge
Lewisburg
H. P. Simpson
Miss Allen
Williamsport
Mra
C. D. Simpson
Miss Simpson
Miss Vansickle
Miss Hall
Morristown
Clinton Wychoff
Elmira
Wallace Childs
Utica
James Archbald
Miss Archbald
Clarke
M. Smith
M. Learned
Orange
F. BR. Drake
Easton
Thompson
H. W. Kingsbury
Wisner
Brooklyn
Bachelor History of the Frothingham Bachelors Ball
The Frothingham tied bachelor social plans from Captain Montrose Barnard’s era evolved from small gatherings to annual balls, shifting from selective invitations to a large subscription event. Financial strains rose as many members married, leading to a $1500 indebtedness before a Frothingham ball produced a modest surplus for the final event. The charter members and evolving plans shaped the group’s social tenor from 18 to 1895.
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Frothingham Theater
Montrose Barnard
Grand Army of the Republic
Captain Barnard
Jones
Mr. Smith
Wyoming House
Frothingham
A. G. Hunt
Modest Beginning Grows Into Major State Society
A small start developed into a highly anticipated state function with twenty one charter members listed: W. H. Jessup, W. B. Reynolds, A. G. Hunt, H. P. Simpson, Captain Montrose Barnard, H. J. Foster, F. E. B. Jermyn, H. W. Kingsbury, Major J. W. Oakford, N. G. Robertson, R. M. Scranton, C. B. Weston, Thomas Moore, James Archbald Jr, J. M. Chittenden Jr, W. M. Dickson, G. W. Fuller, A. C. Logan, J. A. Mott, T. F. Penman and M. R. Sherrerd.
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Beranton
Scranton
H. 7. Anderson
J. B. Dickson
James Archbald
EF. L. Fuller
R. W. Archbald
W. T. Smith
T. F. Archbald
Montrose Barnard
James Jair
Paul Belin
J. M. Boles
J. FE. Chase
J. M. Chittenden
J. W. Decker
W. M.dickson
W. I. Finch
B. E. Watson
F. P. Fuller
W. HH. Jessup
W. B. Reynolds
A. G. Hunt
H. P. Simpson
H. J. Foster
FE. B. Jermyn
H. W. Kingsbury
J. W. Oakford
N. G. Robertson
R. M. Scranton
Weston
Thomas Moore
James Archbal
Pass to Buffalo Denied After Rescue of Stranded Passenger
A New York railroad official denies a petition for a train pass from a man who saved a passenger named Clark from falling overboard. The would-be traveler cites the potential $50,000 settlement and a current $20,000 claim against the company, arguing for his right to travel west. He leaves, muttering that the deal may ruin him.
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New York
Buffalo
Clark
Garvey
Atlantic
Chauncey
Texas
Preventing Early Death by Rest and Care
The article warns that old age and decline affect many in the nineteenth century with thousands dying young from weariness. It urges those who feel they are breaking down to seek rest and proper care to restore strength sleep and appetite.
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Washburn-Crosby Co
Bovinine Promises New Lease on Life for Weakened Bodies
An ad extolls Bovinine as the greatest concentrated food preparation not a medicine but a builder of brain nerve and flesh. It claims to strengthen life maintaining organs and halt decline, giving a new lease of life to the prematurely broken down sufferer with continued use.
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J. P. Dickson
H. G. Dunham
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J. B. Dimmick
Charles Doud
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Misses Gilmore
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Edwin Gearhart
James Gearhart
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W. Gunster
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J. P. Hosie
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G. M. Hallstead
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Walter Matthews
Willard Matthews
C. W. Matthews
H. A. Mountory
F. D. M Wan
Merrill
Matthews
Louise Alatihews
Mr. Meerrman
Miss Merriman
George Merriman
Mlott
Mayer
Percy Mott
KE. G. Morray
G. HK. Mair
Jr. Murray
E. F. Nettleton
Miss Nettleton
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Oakford
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Jf’. M. Spencer
H. M. Streeter
Thomas Sprague
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Sisson
Frances B. Swan
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Miss Belin
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Miss Harria
Mr. Huntington
George B. Jermyn
Miss Adams
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C. H. Welles
Miss Welles
Miss Holmes
Mr. Sheldon
Marion Bradford
Nathan Ferguson
FB. L. Fuller
Mortimer B. Fuller
Ralph Derr
Wilkes-Barre
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L. C. Holden
Mies Rodgers
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R. B. Williams
Miss Williams
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