Artistic social musicale at St Peters Lutheran church
Nev and Mrs John Kendelph hosted a refined social musicale in the St Peters Lutheran rectory. The informal program featured Miss Turnbull of Baltimore, Miss Grace Spencer, Mr Howe of West Pittston, and other guests with piano, vocal, instrumental and reading performances. The event showcased elegant interiors, candles, and Flemish oak dining amidst a notable guest list and refreshments served by Mrs Randolph and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kendelph
St. Peters Lutheran Shurch Ie
Randolph
Grace Spencer
Howe
West Sitteton
Geome
Harvey Tl Clkwool
Ello Gelo
Fred
Widmeyer
Min Charles Doersim
Miss Kingman
Mista Parke
Grieg Eonate
J. PP. Diekvom
Phelps
Martin
Protherhood
Wilkes- Barre
Milet
Yonkers
N. Y
West Pittston
Mire
T. BE. Jones
Miks Parke
Miss Sanderson
Mise Courhart
Janet Dickson
Chatunooy
Vy Reynolds
Misa
Excelsior Social Club Ball Lights Washington Avenue
A grand annual ball by the Excelsior Social club drew a large crowd at the club house on Washington avenue. Notable guests from several cities attended as debutantes graced the floor amid floral decorations, Triver's orchestra provided music, and a late supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Social Club
Washington Avenue
Max Troutfelt
Mr. Kramer
Ieodore Goodman
QR. L. Levy
Aulfair
Marvin & Muir
Walla
Triver
Moses
Wilkes-Barre
Emm. Miller
Minnie David
Frances Hoffheimer
Messrs
EF. Lewilth
Millar Trubin
Leon Mendeleohnn
Edward Long
Ben Freeman
Hochester
N. Y
Thlanche
Soel Oettinger
Philadelphia
Regina Sheinheimer
Carol Lohmann
Maude Praceheimer
New York
Larry Schiff
George Heller
Keene
Pittston
Tessie Goodman
Local Notables and Staff Moves Reported in Scranton
Personal notes list illness and travel among residents including A. H. Wandling ill at home on Vine street DA John R. Jones in New York and Mrs M W Lowry with son Robert touring to Los Angeles Edward Gallen of Lima visiting his parents Robert Clark of Honesdale returns from week with friends W E B Thayer and J S Swisher of the Central Railroad of New Jersey to spend day in New York Philip d Vetter Jr returns to New York for studies at Bellevue hospital Medical College Jeremiah Rhea and two sons visit mother in Hartford Superintendent Loomis of the Svliware Lackawanna and Western coal dept leaves for northern division Rev George M Seheldy of St Josephs Lutheran in Allentown visiting city Former St Mark’s pastor Rev Seheldy noted Forster Huxbee elected manager of Press mechanical dept succeeding Alexander Craig whose family perished in Lackawanna wreck Huxbee to assume duties in about a fortnight First Baptist church involvement noted Paterson Press
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Wandling
Vine Street
John R. Jones
New York
M. W. Lowry
Robert
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward Gallen
Lima
LeGrand Wright
West Pittston
Banister
Oettinger
Baltimore
Viesting
Louis Hettinger
Madison Avenue
Robert Clark
Honesdale
W. EB
Thayer
Swisher
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Philip d. Vetter, Jr
Penn Avenue
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Jeremiah Rhea
Daniel
Irving Avenue
Hartford
Conn
Loomis
Svliware
Lackawanna
Voal
George M. Seheldy
St. Joseph's Lutheran Church
Allentown
Seheldy
St. Mark's Tutheran Church
West Side
Oo F. Byxbee
Scranton Tribune
Usthers
Hyxbee
Alexander Craig
Huxber
Auxbee
Paterson Press
Election of Officers by Lackawanna County Medical Society
The Lackawanna County Medical Society met in the city hall last night for its annual officer election. Members chose Dr. J. Wehlau as president, Dr. Aun Tan as vice president, Dr. Henry Gibbs as second vice president, Dr. F. W. Davis as secretary, Dr. L. M. Gates as treasurer, and Dr. J. L. Hea as censor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County Medical Society
Association
J. Wehlau
Aun Tan
Henry Gibbs
F. W. Davis
L. M. Gates
J. L. Hea
Estate accounts urged for settlement in Craig affair
All persons holding accounts against the estate of Alexander Craig of Scranton Pa are asked to speed settlement by sending itemized bills to James R Craig at 14 University Place New Haven Conn for prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Craig
Scranton
James R. Craig
University Place
New Haven
Conn
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Popular Teething Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as trusted by millions of mothers for teething children. It claims to soothe pastes gums relieve pain and cure wind colic and diarrhea with a price of twenty five cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Conference Absence Delays Coal talks in Lackawanna District
Miners report a large turnout at the United Mine Workers session in Guernsey, while coal operators sent no representatives to yesterday's Scranton conference. Delegates scheduled another meeting for January 15 as operators express sympathy and willingness to discuss grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Liserne
America
United Mine Workers of America
Guernsey Hell
School of Mines
Wyoming Avenue
Henshaw
Coal miners urge conference on January action and wage demand
Resolution calls for a definite reply to a secretary’s communication about a conference on January 18 1900 to press for wage gains. It condemns the Sunday Free Press editorial as anti worker and urges labor solidarity and lawful protest to secure higher pay as necessities rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Thalm
Logan Street
Wilkes-Barre
Stratz
Scranton
Nema Sy
Uhr Weemsk
United Mine Workers of America
Givernsey's Hall
O'Vlocs A
Sunday Free Press of
Ex-Alderman John Kelly jailed for building permit violation
Ex-Alderman John Kelly was arrested on a warrant issued January 4 for building without a proper permit on the easterly Newton road. He appeared before Alderman Howe, paid a fine option, and was taken to the county jail after refusing to pay. The hearing established the property was within city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
John P. Kelly
John T. Howe
Thomas Tharkein
Mowe
Leave
Joseph Cole
Kelly
Jackson
Aldersmin Howe
Newton Road
Bulding
Brutal Highwaymen Attack Laborer in Mayfield
Four men stopped John Pasko, a Winton laborer, on Monday night as he walked home after dark. They assaulted him, cut him with knives after finding no valuables, and fled. Pasko was treated at Lackawanna Hospital and is expected to recover but may be crippled for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Press
Free Press
John Pasko
Winton
Pasko
Mayfield
Lackawanna Hospital
Change in Training School Curriculum Described
Superintendent Howell explains a revised plan for the training school program. The change shifts seniors into theoretical training during the last six months of high school and adds one year of practical work after graduation to qualify as teachers, requiring an additional instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss
Rehoda Howell
Controller Refuses to Sign School Warrants
The finance committee of the board of control will meet to decide on employing the controller as special auditor of school accounts. The controller was formally asked yesterday to sign school board warrants and refused. An effort will be made to convene the committee today to arrange pay for teachers this week after the payroll was approved Monday night. President Jayne and Secretary Fellows will not send warrants to the city treasurer until the committee acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Jayne
Fellows
Reading Clerk Appointment Sent to Insurgent Ranks
Speaker Farr announces ex Bhovn Charlies Johnson of Montgomery County named as resident clerk to succeed A. D. Fettereli who recently resigned to join insurgent ranks. The announcement comes last evening in the house of representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John TR. Parr
House of Representatives
Campbell's Condensed Soups Lead In Purity Claim
Advertisements claim Campbell's Condensed Soups rank first for purity and quality in culinary arts. The listing includes varieties such as Ox Tail, Julienne, Mutton Broth, Veal, Pea, Beef, Mock Turtle, Tomato, German Chicken Gumbo, Minute Man, and Clam Chowder priced at six plates for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Builders Exchange Holds Annual Meeting in Scranton
Conrad Schroeder was reelected president of the Scranton Builders' Exchange at a largely attended annual gathering. Secretary Landig reported membership at a record high, and speakers warned that a year of steady business hinged on avoiding a Journeymen strike while noting many empty offices and dwellings reducing building prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Schroeder
Landig
Scranton Builders' Exchange
Board of Trade
Young Men's Christian Association
International Correspondnce School
Exchange
Santa Claus Prize Draw Adds Final Winners
A late draw was held on Tuesday January 9 for uncalled prizes in the Santa Claus Prizes. Of 25 numbers drawn, the three closest to the first winning number become winners if the listed prizes remain unclaimed after two weeks. Contestants with any of the listed numbers should bring them to the store promptly.
Fourteenth Organ Recital at Elim Park Church
Mr J Alfred Pennington presents the fourteenth organ recital at Elim Park church with soprano Misa Alethia Turnbull and a varied program including Allegro from Organ Borata in G major and a Handel-Wagner selection. The event features Christopher Jr and other impersonations in the Church of the Good Shepherd lecture room, Green Rides on January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Pennington
Elim Park
Misa Alethia Turnbull
Mualtimore
Frank Lises
Germany
Mr. Pennington
Boprano Bolo
Hoyo
Love and Faith
Masecoront
Mies
Ceee Whitney
Boston
Herceuse
Jocelyn
Codard
Paris
Mr. Tervulrieton
Boprano
Misa
Turnbull
Eine Hall
Enetlane
Bolo
Bartlett
Willard RB. Thowe
Leland Powers
Christopher, Jr
Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Rides
Officers Elected to Serve Oneorage Year and Directors Listed
The article lists officers elected for oneorage year including President Conrad Schroeder and Vice President John Colligan with other roles such as junior vice president T. H. Boruka and treasurer G. W. Finn. It also names committee members J. Z. Sehneider G. A. Briegle HM. Tt. Sykes and others, plus two year directors H. J. Gunster C. W. Smmith KE. S. Williams and J. Colligan. Other association directors are John Benore Luther Weller C N Lord A J Kauthold HH. C. Hinman and Frank Carlucci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Schroeder
John Colligan
T. H. Boruka
G. W. Finn
J. Z. Sehneider
G. A. Briegle
HM. Tt. Sykes
Jk. &. Williams
G, D. Crown
T. H. Spruks
Fr. M. Mover
H. J. Gunster
C. W. Smmith
KE. S., Williams
J. Colligan
H. R. Sykes
W. Th. Williama
Association
John Benore
Luther Weller
C. N. Lord
A. J. Kauthold
HH. C. Hinman
Frank Carlucci
Actor C M Charles Dies After Pneumonia
Actor C M Charles, who performed in the city last week with Shan non of the Sixth, died yesterday afternoon at Lackawanna hospital from pneumonia. The 35 year old New York City resident lived at 120 West 102nd Street. his wife arrived to arrange the remains. The body will be taken to New York today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Charles
Shannon
Sixth” Company
Lackawanna Hospital
Charles
Westminster Hotel
New York City
West One Hundred and Second Street
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Norton's Bulletin
Peloubet
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
A. B. Warman
Lackawanna Hardware
Lackawanna Avenue
Newman Magazine Club
Guernsey's
Hall
Misa Allee Burke
John T. Watkins
Thomas Larkin
Bauer
Motice
Mrs. Winslow
Tam
Hand & Payne
Preea Comittee
Howell
New Reading
Farr
Fettereli
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
South Main Avenue
OF Builders’ Exchange
Egn & &R S&u
Wwe
Elm Park Church
Mivys Turnbull
Itensi
Hichard Wagher
Kelley
Pennington
Jermyn
Beecham
Oniece
C. M. Charles
Hotel Jermyn
Alfred Dolge
Romeo
Schank & Spencer
Spruce Street
Clarke Bros
W. N. Brooks
Pierce’s Market
Nockaway
Maurice River
Blue Point
Pierge’s Market
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Gio
Foote & Fuller Co. Mears Building
Washington Ave
Conrad
Ava
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