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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1897

Page

11

Magnificent Social Event at Frothingham Theatre

Scranton hosted a nearly 400 guest bachelors ball at the Frothingham theatre with elaborate interior decoration and flawless planning by a prominent committee. The evening featured a delightful program, fine music, and lavish supper arranged by a Philadelphia caterer, drawing notable locals and out-of-town guests.

Scranton Frothingham Theatre Aaittle Marta Ola Philadelphia

Notable Scranton Ball dazzles with lavish decor and guests

A grand evening at the theater features Florist Clark and Fuhrman’s elaborate decorations. Guests arrive in cape coats amid cabs and guards, with 24 dance numbers and 16 musicians. Supper by Caterer Holland serves intricate gowns and desserts to a mix of local and out‑of‑town attendees, including prominent families and Society figures.

Bachelor reminiscences of the Scranton Bachelors ball

The article recalls the early 1803 union of Scranton Bachelors who formed a social club to host private dance events. It traces the shift from gift exchanges to a subscription plan, the rise of lavish New Year’s Eve balls, the financials, and lists notable attendees and donors from Philadelphia, Wilkes-Barre, New York, and beyond.

Balla Montrose Barnard Grand Army Republic Scranton Wyoming House Pennsylvania City Tts Treasury H. P. Simpson

Twenty two charter members listed in historical roster

The provided names include W. F. Jessop jr, H. J. Reynolds, A. G. Hunt, H. P. Simpson, Montrose Barnard, RB. J. Foster, B. &. Jermyn, Mo W. Kingsbury, Major J. W. Quirford, N. G. Robinson, KR. M. Beranton, C. S. Westen, Thomas Moore, James Archbald jr, J. M. Chittenden, Jn, Wi M. Dickson, G. W. Fuller, J. A. Mott, T, FP. Petimin, M. It, Sherrered.

James Archbald, Jr H. W. Kingsbury T. F. Archbald W. BP Kingsbury Montrose Barnard Lynde P. B. Relin McGowan H. DD. Merrill J. H. Hrooks B . E. Chise Thomas Moore M. Chittenden J. W . Oakford W R. M. Dickson A R Parke W J Finch F Ee W. F. Jessop, Jr H. J. Reynolds A. G. Hunt H. P. Simpson J. Foster B. &. Jermyn W. Kingsbury J. W. Quirford N. G. Robtrnson KR. M. Beranton Westen J. M. Chittenden M. Dickson G. W. Fuller J. A. Mott FP. Petimin M. It, Sherrered

Fashionable nodistes display gowns in profusion

A parade of gowns features numerous named wearers including Mrs. Everett Warren, Mrs. B. By Puller-White, Mrs. HH Simpson-White Latin, Mrs. W. T. Smith-Plim, Miss Frances Winton, Mrs. J. L. Kemmerer, Miss Avigueta Archbald, and others. Fabrics include satin, moire, taffeta, duchesse lace, Venetian lace, and duchess trim. Details note colors like yellow, black, white, pink, and green with pearls, diamonds, and jeweled accents.

Mia H. M. Boles Migs Jermyn Mra. B. B. Jermyn Mise Romaine Seyboli L. G. LaBar Contell Misa Pelii Mrs Anderson T. H. Watkins Saitin Jd. Connell Frank B. Jermyn Matel Dickerson Brooklyn Miss Broadhead Delaware Water Gay Cyrt. Parke Everett Warren Mea DPD Simpson Misa Frances Winton Mre J. L Kemmerer Willie Miss Bimpson J. M. Evans Mra G. Coursen D. Sanderson Avigueta Archbald Miss Seybolt Miss Davie

Entertainers at the Scranton Ball From Out-of-Town Guests

A near complete list shows Scranton hosts for out-of-town guests at last night's ball. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Platt with the Misses Baird of Merlon Pa, and numerous guests from Buffalo New York Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Harrisburg and New York City among others. The roster names many families and individuals from Ithaca Williamsport Trenton and Philadelphia venues.

Mre Edward Coons Osvo Mies Cooper W. J. Chamberlin Mapleton Byron Casselbury Merion Pabe Carpenter Wilkes-Barre Clelland New York City Oakley Cooke Paterson Payson Cooke Crispin W. J. Childs Ithaca L Nes E. H. Tawall Wilkessure Mra J. Bh. Law Pittston Miles Wid G. OB. Smith Dunmore C. D. Sanderson Throop Sisvon Athica Mins Snyder M. Sith G. W. Snyder John 0. Stark Gordon Scott A. G. Wheeler Misses Waterman Southport Conn W. W. Wiarton Philadelphia K. L. Wathama Wilkes Berre Miss Williams Brooklyn N.Y Mita Williamson Helen Woodworth Miss Wood Honeydale Miss Wheeler Wilkeart Barre Allas Wesson M BE. Woodruff W. M. Wilson Scranton IF. J. Platt Baird Merlon James Archibald Box Buffalo H. J. Fisher C. M. Learned Dann W. J. Dann 8. M. Smith Margaretta Thompson Potteville J. L. Kemmerer Douglass Bunting Miss Kemmerer Mauch Chunk A. G. Hunt W. L. Chamberlin Hezleton N. ¥. Leet Tickerson N. Yu Drs. Jackson and Erleeson G. W. 8. Fuller W. A. Fuller Silver Crook, Pa J. M. Haley W. J. Hall Byron Cuosselbury F. B. Clalland Germantown J. G. Harmen New York Celts A. H. Storre Philip Hiss Aloft A. T. Huntington Platinfield M. J BE. Taylor Misarace Williame Mias Katharine Luncen Williamsport Li T. Bills Vance McCormick Harrisburg W. G. Parke C. FP. Patterson Alleghenyity Misa Rodeyrough Boston Miss Rogers Brookline Mara Dr. and Mira C. Tt. Parke P. E.metnin New Yok City Mies Slipeon Brown Williamson Wilson-Barre Hache J. B. Dimmick Ely KE. S. Moffatt, Jr My. Gddie Worth Scranton E. ¢. Perkina Hartford H. W. Montgomery Wesson Louige Matthews Gibert Troy

Society Ladies Bid Suit Care To Dosh Company

Leading society ladies and gentlemen plan to have gloves and slippers cleaned and tinted by Rk Dosh Company at 512 Spruce Street in a noted civic fashion.

Rk. Dosh & Co Spruce Street

The Byrons Present The Turn of the Tide Play

The Turn of the Tide a romantic comedy by D K Higgins starring Mr and Mrs Olfred Byron debuted at the Academy of Music in Scranton to large audiences. The work written for them follows their prior hit The Plunger and features a lively cast and engaging characters.

Mrs. Olfred Byron D. K. Higgins Academy of Music

Ups and Downs of Life draws large audiences at Academy

The article notes Byron and his capable company received strong crowds for yesterday afternoon and evening performances at the Academy. It predicts similarly large attendance for today’s matinee and the evening show.

Mra Byron Academy

Sam Smith Captured After Flight From Justice

Sam Smith, a colored man from Oakford court, faced arrest for assault and battery filed by J. Silver. Freed on his own recognizance after his wife’s plea, he skipped bail when a true bill was found, later returning to subdue C. C. Smith at the American hotel before being recaptured by Special Officer Jack Tierney and confined in the county jail awaiting trial.

Miller Sam Smith Oakford Court Millar J. Silver Penn Avenue Smith C. C. Smith American Hotel

Libel Suit Results In High Bail For Kotvinski Boys

The Kotvinski brothers accuse Joseph and Anton Kofeliski of circulating false stories about a family fight that ended with their father being tumbled twenty five feet through a window. John Mouritski was jailed on nine hundred dollars bail by Alderman Millar to answer criminal libel charges stemming from the dispute. The plaintiffs claim Mouritski spread rumors that they attacked their father and that they planned to kill him while hiding under a bed with revolvers.

Fenn Avenue Clark Fuhrman Siebecker & Watkins Boullion Cafe Frappe Beranton Kotvinski John Mouvitski Millar Joseph Anton Kofeliski South Side Tribune Mouritski

Waite Opera Company Gives Charity Performances

Waite Opera Company presented two matinee and evening shows in St Thomas College hall to aid St Josephs Foundling Home. The Mikado and The Bohemian Girl drew a fair audience, with The Bohemian Girl praised for its fine rendering. Tomorrow the company continues at Frothingham with Olivette in the afternoon and The Mascot at night.

Waite Opera Company College Hall Waite Comb Opera Company St. Thomas’ College Hall St. Joseph's Frothingham

Forest City Social and Local News Briefs

Forest City reports Jack Alexander celebrated his 26th birthday with neighbors and friends at Main Street residence. Fred Cray caused accidental damage while detouring dynamite for Ames building foundations. Several locals travel or visit relatives. new Ames building details and clothing business plans noted. Funeral of Mrs. O Har a held with high mass at St Agnes Catholic church.

Jack Alexander Main Street Rev F. Marshall C. E. Thorpe Mra. Knapp Lewis Driesen Scranton Fred Cray Ames New York M. J. Fleming St. Bonauventurs College Allegheny Forest City Celia Clark Pleasant Mount J. R. Pleming McCawley Woods Business College Carbondale George Crasgford John Hird McKinley England Alexander

Brick Church Activities and Dedicatory Services Highlight Old Forge News

Public schools set to reopen after holiday break. The Brick Church holds Sunday morning services and Saturday evening conference with Rev J G Eckman in attendance. Brick church Sunday school elected officers for the year led by C H Marcy and D C Reed. Lawrence Congregational church dedicatory services planned from Saturday evening to Monday. New Year’s Eve observances at the Brick church featured May Brodhead recitations and Harrison brothers songs. The pastor Rev BE L Santee delivered a notable sermon and D Cy Reed received a rocking chair from the Ladies’ Aid Society as a token of esteem.

W. G Funk John Faraday Brick Church J. G. Eckman C. H. Marcy Aletunt D. C May Brodhead Harrison Brothers BE. L. Santee D. Cy Heed Ladies’ Ald Society

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