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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1900

Page

6

Memorial Service Honors D L Moody at Plymouth Church

The Plymouth Congregational church auditorium held a memorial service for D L Moody with Moody and Sankey hymns. Rev L R Foster and Rev A E Hoyt spoke of Moody's life, faith, and impact, noting his work at Northfield and his simple gospel message as believers sang Only Remembered.

Plymouth Congregational Church D. L. Moody Moody and Sankey L. RB. Poster Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church A. E. Hoyt W. P. Jones First Welsh Congregational Church Boyle Foster Mr. Moody Chicago Poster Christ Moody Northfield A. E. Toyl Lanecolin

Annual tea party at Wolah Congressational church program

The Wolah Congressational church holds its annual tea party in the church parlors this afternoon and evening continuing tomorrow evening. An entertainment program features piano and choral pieces led by Prof. Ro Davies, vocal and bolo selections, and recitations by several named participants including Phoebe Evans Titus Davies and George Washington.

Wolah Congressational Church Cwotuipo Chore Orchestra Teese Ro Davies Vowal Joshua John Phoebe Evans Bolo Wooo M Daha Evans Mise Harriet Evans Wm. Davies Titus Davies Bolo John Beans Thomas Jehi Bolo Aim Esau Price Ramitha Price Bolo Kathryn Hitchings George Washington

Election of Officers at First Baptist Sunday School

After Sabbath school, First Baptist Church held its annual election. Dr. B. G. Beddoes was chosen superintendent for the sixteenth consecutive time. New officers include W. Phillips as assistant superintendent, B. G. Bedder as superintendent, Lillie Dawes as assistant secretary, George Phillips as assistant secretary, Bessie Williams as treasurer, Livia Jones as chorister, Clara Reid as organist, Alice Williams as assistant organist, Lillie Moore as head of the primary department, Charles Mathews as librarian, Frederic Peters and A. Boyd Jacoby as assistant librarians.

First Baptist Sunday School B. G. Beddoes Ant W. ©. Phillips B. G. Bedder Lillie Dawes George Phillips Bessie Williams Livia Jones Clara Reid Alice Williams Lillie Moore Charles Mathews Iibrarhins Frederic Peters A. Boyd Jacoby

YWCA Wert Scranton Branch Holds Evening Reception

The Wert Scranton branch of the Young Women's Christian Association hosts a reception tonight from 6 to 10 on South Main Avenue. A programme of music and literary numbers will be presented by the Choral Society of the association at 6 o clock, with Prof. John T. Watkins and the Selurbert quartet entertaining until 7 30. Refreshments follow the programme.

Wert Scranton Young Women's Christian Association Wit Thei Friends Fovelock South Main Avenue Choral Society of the Associaton John T. Watkins Selurbert Quartetto

All Trimmed Hats At Half Price For Ten Day Offer

A merchant advertises a sale offering to meet or beat any competitor price by half on trimmed hats and similar items. The offer demands payment terms and promises to furnish additional goods on the same pricing basis within ten days.

Ladies Hats On Sale At Low Bargain Prices

Trimmed ladies hats priced from 75 cents to 7 dollars 50 cents with extra untrimmed hats and shakers offered. Selection still good as figures drop to fractions of former prices.

Trimmings and Ornaments At Gift Prices

If your taste is good and you're handy with your fingers you may fix up your own mid winter millinery for a mere trifle.

St Leon Battaln Holds Watch Night Party on North Main

St. Leo's battalion hosted a watch night gathering last evening in rooms on North Main Avenue. The space proved too small for all who sought admission and refreshments were served by caterer P. J. Gilroy. The group will meet next Sunday for installation of newly elected officers.

L. BR. Foster A. E. Boy St. Leo's Battalion St. Paul's Pioneer Corps Robert Cargon West Side Hospital North Main Avenue P. J. Gilroy

Local Social Evening At Booth Main Avenue

Robert Carson hosted a small gathering at his Booth Main avenue home on Friday night. The event featured dancing and merriment with Mrs Carson and her daughter serving refreshments. Guests included Bersie Davis Diana Rosencrantz Tay dia Davis Ethel Bevan Nevile Fraunfelter Mabel Spencer Filla Shaw Robert Carson Robert Trrnchey Frank Magoevern Edward Davis and Les Campbell.

Robert Carson George Carson Booth Main Avenue Carson Bersie Davis Diana Rosencrantz Taydia Davis Ethel Bevan Nevile

Donation Day at West Side Hospital Announced

The annual donation day at West Side hospital will occur January 1 1866 with Cash wearing apparel and edibles welcomed. Miss Barah A. Smith superintendent will receive gifts as the hospital has lately been crowded and many patients have been turned away.

West Side Hospital Guist Queenstone Barah A. Smith

Mies Dalay Hosts Cadet Club Event and City Notices

Mies Dalay of Ninth street entertained the Cadet club Friday evening. Clergy from English speaking churches meet Tuesday at Rev. Moffat’s study to plan union services during the week of prayer January 7 to 14. Evangelist P J Kane of Philadelphia will lead meetings at Blinpeon Methodist Episcopal church starting January 15 for two weeks. Rev Kane is well known locally. Simpson Methodist Episcopal choir will perform Christmas music next Sunday evening under Prof William Jones. Baptist Young People and First Baptist church held a union service last evening. Side barbers will close shops at noon today. Fisk university students, the Jubblee Singers, will give

Mies Dalay Case Ninth Street Dr. Moffat Washburn Street Rev. Kane Simpson Methodial Episcopal Church William Jones Baptist Young People’s Union First Baptist Church Fisk University Jubblee Singers

Grain-O: New grain drink replaces coffee for all ages

Ask your grover today to show you Grain-O, the new drink made from pure grains. It has the rich brown color of Mocha or Java and suits delicate stomachs. Available for 10 to 12 cents per package at all grocers.

Grover

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women

Readers named Mae Barnard and Miss A P describe severe health issues from bladder trouble dizziness heart flutter and heavy menstruation. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills they report improvement and gratitude for the medicine's life saving effects.

Finkham Dean Freno Lydia E. Pinkham Maea Bansano Milltown Wasuinatox Co

Concert and community notices from local churches and groups

A concert at Jackson Street Baptist Church is set for tomorrow evening with admission at 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. Christmas music repeated at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church. A missionary meeting occurred yesterday at the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms on South Main Avenue with Miss Marian Mott in concert. The West Side Board of Trade and fleet and common couriers meet Tuesday at Dr Struppler’s South Main office. Funeral services for William J D Morris were held Saturday at his Washburn Street home with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery.

Jackson Street Baptist Church Washburn Street Presbyterian Shurch Wis Hell Young Women's Christhan Association South Main Avenue Marilian Mott Cinrer Atrects and Bridges Committee West Side Board of Trade Fleet and

Fourteen Friends Hold New Year Reception at Hotel Best

The Fourteen Friends hosted their annual New Year’s reception in South Scranton last night. Peter McCormack and Patrick Hagbert contributed music as guests watched the old year end and the new year begin. A banquet followed in the dining hall with decorated tables and flowers. Mrs. James Best, Mrs. Fred Weitchel, and the Loftus sisters oversaw service as dancing continued into the early hours.

Hotel Best Peter McCormack Patrick Hag- Berty James Best Fred Weitchel Mame Nora Loftus McCormack and Hugegerty

Christmas Festivals Shine Across Three Local German Groups

On Saturday evening the Krueger Verein held its annual Christmas festival at Kuleger's hall on Pittston avenue with a Christus tree, recitations by children, and music by Prof. Schmidt. The Scranton Saengerrunde held a Sunday afternoon Christmas festival at Athletic hall featuring recitations and vocal and instrumental music for members' children who enjoyed candy. The Arbiter Fortbilungs Verein held a Christmas festival at Prospect avenue and Alder street with many families, children reciting, and vocal music by the Arbiter Verein and Junger MMunennerener, presided over by Prof. Gust Schmidt.

Krueger Verein Kuleger's Hall Pittston Avenue Musie Schmidt Scranton Saengerrunde Athletic Hall Arbiter Fortbillungs Verein Prospect Avenue Alder Street Arbiter Verein Junger Mmunennerener Gust Schmidt

YWCA New Year Reception Planned at 1021 Cedar

The Young Women's Christian Association hosts an annual New Year reception this afternoon from 4 to 10 PM at 1021 Cedar Avenue. A special musical program is on tap and both men and women are invited to attend. The funeral of James O Connor is set for this afternoon from his brother John T O Connor's home on Genet Street. Miss Clara Boyer of New York City is visiting her mother Mrs John Schunk of Pittston Avenue for the holidays. Charles Graf Conrade Peil Thomas Ruddy and George Engel returned Saturday from a successful fishing trip to Lake Como.

Young Women’s Christian Association Cedar Avenue James O'Connor John T. O'Connor Genet Street Clara Boyer New York City John Schunk Pittston Avenue Charles Graf Conrade Peil Thomas Ruddy George Engel Lake Como

Local Socials Highlight Christmas Gatherings

Miss Evelyn Jones hosted a Saturday lunch for Matte Lindsay Mabel Fordham Louise Connolly Jessie Callender and Nellie Elisa. Miss Carrie Hitchcock gave a 4 to 6 tea with Lou Dimmick Minnie White Lissie Palmer Iris Burns Jean Mitchell Mary Wade Frances Lindsay Hattie Lindsay Isabella Jones Clara Woodruff Nellie Morgan Ruth Hann and Mudlie Hitchcock present. Charles Foind has recovered enough to return to his market job. Green Ridge Presbyterian Sabbath school members enjoyed their Christmas entertainment Saturday night.

Evelyn Jones Adams Avenue Matte Lindsay Mabel Fordham Louise Connolly Jessie Callender Nellie Elisa Carrie Hitchcock Washington Avenue Lou Dimmick Minnie White Lissie Palmer Iris Burns Jean Mitchell Mary Wade Frances Lindsay Hattie Lindsay Isabella Jones Clara Woodruff Nellie Morgan Ruth Hann Mudlie Hitchcock Charles Foind

Happenings of North Scranton New Year Services and Masses

Watch night services welcoming the New Year were held across North Scranton churches. The Providence Methodist Episcopal church hosted a union service with pastors delivering addresses, a testimonial, and Lord's Supper. Holy Rosary celebrated a midnight mass, followed by special music, with large turnout. A watch night service also occurred at North Main Avenue Tract Church with testimonials.

Methodist Episcopal Church Holy Rosary Church Catherine Haggerty North Beranton Providence Methodist ‘Piacopal J. H. Cousing William Edgar W. D. Clymer Christian Church XN. J. McManus John Lynch Mein Avenue Traptiet Reese Watkins

Funeral of Miss Catherine Margerty at North Malm Avenue

The funeral was held Saturday morning from the parents’ home on North Malm avenue near Jones street. A large assembly of friends and relatives attended, with floral tributes signaling affection and the deceased’s perceived purity. The procession proceeded to Holy Rosary church for a solemn high requiem mass conducted by Rev. J M O Teale with deacon Rev. J A O Reilly and sub deacon Rev. Movlan, no sermon. Mrs. John Lynch sang at offertory and later “Nearer My God To Thee” as the casket was borne out. Pallbearers were Myles Cibbons, Michael Mahon, Thomas Grady, John Corcoran, Patrick McAndrew and Patrick Salmon. Interment followed in the cathedral cemetery.

Catherine Margerty North Malm Avenue Jones Street Holy Rosary Church J. 7. O'Teale J. A. O'Reilly A. V. Movlan John Lynch Myles Cibbons Michael Mahon Thomas Grady John Corcoran Patrick McAndrew Patrick Salmon Cathedral

Funeral of Charles Brady in Keyser Mine Death

Charles Brady, a Keyser man, was killed at Cayuga mines when a car descended an incline pinning him between cars. Services were at Holy Rosary Church with Rev. G. J. O Toole. burial in cathedral cemetery. Survived by father Charles Drady Sr and siblings John Phillip Mrs Joseph McAllister Mrs Dominick Kline Nellie Brady.

Charles Brady Keyser Atvenus Cayuga Holy Rosary Church G. J. O'Toole Cathedral Cemetery Young Brady Hrady Charles Drady, Jr Delaware and Hudson John Phillip Joseph McAllister Dominick Kline Nellie Brady Joseph Robert Smith Boulevard Avenue Proxser Primitive Methodist Church Forest Hill Cemetery Fred Seth Smith Hil Street Washburn Street

Memorial Service Planned After Mulley Death in Church Work

After Sabbath school exercises at Providence Methodist Episcopal Church teachers and officers met to discuss the death of Ambrose Mulley long active in the school and church. Next Sunday afternoon will feature a memorial service. An informal reception runs today from 4 to 10 with hourly programs and refreshments.

Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Ambrose Mulley

Local social notes from Wilkes-Barre area update

John Loftus of Jefferson Medical College visits his parents on West Market Street. Mircel Katherine and Lucy O'Royte of William Street visit friends in Carbondale. Edyth Martin of Church Avenue attended her brother’s wedding in Wilkes-Barre last Thursday and has returned home. Dr J I Branton of West Market Street left for New York Saturday on business and is expected home this morning.

John Loftus Jefferson Medical College West Market Street Mircel Katherine Lucy O'Royte William Street Carbondale Edyth Martin Church Avenue Wilkes-Clarre J. I. Branton New York

Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park Areas

Coal dealer offers pea coal at 1.25 dollars a ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders should be addressed to C. Sharkey at 1014 Cedar, call 6683 for service.

Pea Coal South Side Central City Hyde Park Sharkey Cedar

Mrs F B Reynolds Dies at Home on Saturday

Mrs F B Reynolds of Madison Avenue died at her home Saturday evening after an illness. She is survived by relatives and was a longtime resident of the community. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.

F. 8. Reynolds Il Madison Avenue

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