Social galas and gatherings fill city social season
A wave of social events fills the city as Mrs. O'Donnell hosts a leap year party for Misses Alice and Rosa Moran with a large guest list from Meriden to Troy. Nearby, Miss Adams of Fairhaven is feted at a progressive euchre party with scores of friends from Wilkes-Barre to Newburgh. Attendees include many Jermyns, Seybolts, Gearharts, and Gillmor families, while the Scranton Bicycle Club events and tea duties continue at multiple homes. New engagements, returns from travels, and the ongoing club activities chronicle a bustling social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Meridian Street
Alice
Rosa Moran
Honesdale
Rogan
Mitchell
Kearney
Factoryville
Connor
Gallagher
Burnett
Roland
Rodenbush
Messrs
Harris
Grady
Donnell
Wilson
Troy
N. Y
McGee
Davis
Burke
Walsh
Cusick
Kelly
K Mitchell
Lynett
Sonny
Callagher Gearhart
Wink
Dickson
Wells
Hortham
Burns
Binghamton
B. Jermyn
Miss Adams
Fairhaven
Jermyn
Dale
Archbald
Belin
Matthews
Alice Matthews
Gilmore Cogeswell
Clara Reynolds
Chauncey Reynolds
Welles Bradley
Newburgh
Hunt
Nomanye Seybolt
Louise Seybolt
Coleman
Louise Matthews
Williams
Grace Williams
Kingsbury
Phelps
Katharine Winton
Voorhees
Auburn
Bicycle Club Smokers Draw Large Scranton Crowd
The Scranton Meyere club house hosted a bicycle club smoker last night with music and revelry for nearly a hundred members. Progressive euchre produced first and second prizes won by Thomas Ko fos and Bud William Browle, with Dr G B Beach and Edward Heron serving as prize payers. Performers included Pauer’s nie sfelans and Dek Allen on drums and harmonica. A committee led by Do TS Atherton and others arranged the event, while numerous players and spectators from Scranton and Carbondale attended.
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Scranton
West Side
Budward Heron
Pauer
Niesfelans
Dek" Allen
Do TS
Atherton
Chidrian
M. Vandline
SM. Henwood
Victor Arnold
John van Nort
Brant Watts
A. M. Atherton
W.W. E. Tumstad
Thomas Evane
P. Crale
Gh. Hughes
CL L. Vanworner
Freeman
Lathrop
Wallace Ruth
Frank T. Okell
Floc. Wettling
George Barnard
George Sohbhige
A. Kessel
Edward Meven
Dr. Gibbs
Harry Pierce
Harry Kaye
Vo RL Arnold
Eugene Schifter
Roscoe Dale
Harry Siebring
Deane Winans
Eileen Green
A. HH. Squires
George Gardner
Dr. Struppler
Ho Alworth
G. B. Beach
W. Fr. Boyle
Mark KK. Edger
Grant Lane
Tlonesdale
T J. McAndrew
Price
Mr. Crago
Qeorge Barrowimnan
Percy Watres
Alex Dunn
Dr. Stein
Albert Det Oweller
George Sharpes
Reedy
Willie Kemimerer
T., Griffin
Charles Connors
Th. Chase
John ‘Javier
Comnelly
Ludwig
Godfrey
John Connolly
Robert Law
C. A. Godfrey
ED Witz
D. PD. Hackett
Dey
Underwood
Leo Coyne
PA. Hintermister
James Moir
Notables to Address Sunday YMCA Meetings
Captain Jack Crawford and Judge James A Beaver lead a slate of notable speakers at Young Men's Christian Association gatherings. Chief Todd Blodhe of the Baltimore detective force and other famed figures will address crowds of men and boys with music and lectures each Sabbath afternoon at the YMCA.
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Jack Crawford
James A. Beaver
Todd J. Hall
Baltimore
Benator Vrooman
Young Men's Christian Association
Toomorrow Hey
WL. Pearce
Mh Park Ehireh
Z. A. Pornington
Finn Park Church
Pennsylvania
J. McChance
Todd Bldhe
Baltimore Detective Force
Billy Barnie in Town Plays Mysterious Scranton Visit
Billy Barnie, last season's Scranton manager, was seen in town after signing Frank Bonner for Toronto. Bonner, who played second base for Wilkes-Barre late last season, arrived as Barnie’s reasons for being here remain unclear. Simpwen, a leading new Scranton owner, declined to explain beyond saying Barnie came on personal business tied to his Scranton residence and would enter baseball next season, with no detail on his role or city.
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Billy’ Barnie
Sccranton
Elaly
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Bonner
Toronto
Bonner
Moarnie
Herve
Bootl
PS Simipwen
Bornierhag
Death blamed on alcohol in Slav's Jer myn death
A post-mortem and inquest by Coroner Lonestreet found that John Zernocky, a Slav, died of heart failure from alcoholic excess and exposure near the Delaware and Hudson breaker in Jer myn. A wine bottle with a peculiar taste prompted early suspicion of poison but tests found no poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Earnook
Mayfield
P. Lonestreet
Zernocky
Delaware and Hudson
Jermyn
Pisan
Longstreet
PL. Manley
Zernock
Armenian Atrocities Dominate Week of Prayer in Scranton Churches
Across Scranton Protestant and Episcopal churches observe the national week of prayer with services on Armenian atrocities as the central topic. Notable figures including ex-Governor James A. Beaver and Rev. Pearce preside at lectures and sermons aiming to raise public support for relief and government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Teavers
Superior Court
McLeol
Eland
A. W. Dickson
IL. M. Doles
James Melon
D. D
TH. Pearce
Floyd
M. Boles
Church News Notes and Local Choir Updates
The two church events note ongoing Industrial Chives of St Luke's activities at Linden Street and Adams Avenue with officers listed. Welsh Congregational Sunday School chooses new officers. A Green Ridge Methodist concert next Wednesday aims to fund mortgage relief, with local talents. Young Women Christian Association meeting features Miss Styvan Dickinson on Southern California travels and Miss Imma Lobes performing music.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Ihs Railroad
St. David's Ore
Howard Place
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Hey
AL Metter
Cireen Ridge United Evangelical Churity
Himpson Methodist Episcopal Church
L. C. Ploy
W. J. Ford
Penn Avenue Fhipthiat
Uorge F. Warren
J. D
Brooklyn
N.Y. WI
Young Peo- Wes Merthig
Saint Luke's Chinen
Rorra Tsravl
Imret
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Washburn
AL B, Ruene
Pester
Luther Rescue
den Migelons
Tabernacle Congregational Church
PB. Jones
St. Davil's Church
Jacksonstrott
Bromley Avenue
M. HL Mill
Wa A. m
Tapo
iMriday Evenng
Tio i
Edwin Lunn Miller
Surond Presbyterian
Charlow B. Troblawon
Serviews
First Presbyterian Church
Wnite
First Baptist Church
Scranton Street
Matheys
Sinz
Hampton Street
Episcopal Chirch
Doty
Su F. My lepWorth
Epworth League
Gowel
St. Luke's Charcs
Linden Street
Adamne Avenue
L Progress
Gilbert Cobb
Mina Little Sherer
BR. J. Poster
Airs
Frank Jermyn
Coloma
First Welsh Congregational Church
DPD
D. Evans
Wu Wrintentent
John KH. Jones
Massitani
E R. Jones
Treacher
John Griffithe
Samuel Marries
Thomas Ellis
Kom Abrams
Tritic Davis
Green Ridge Primitive
Younes Women's
Christian Pasochtion
Styvan Dickinson
Gouthern California
Imma Lobes
Miss Dickinson
Misa Lobes
January clearance sale at The Leader 124 and 126 Wyoming Ave
Advertises a January clearance at The Leader featuring dramatic price cuts on silk pieces, wool serges, dress goods, velvets, and linings. Lists numerous items with clearance prices in cents per yard or per item and highlights broad discounts on textiles, linens, socks, gloves, corsets, and embroidery remnants.
Special Month-Long Muslin Underwear Sale in New York
Our sale of muslin underwear continues through the entire month with prices rising elsewhere in New York. It urges buyers to stock up now for future needs and promises a cheerful refund if any article is not perfectly satisfactory.
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New York
Renewed Traffic Contracts Calmly End Conflicted Row
Chicago reports renewal of old AT&SF and Colorado Midland traffic contracts with no material change. Henry Villard monitors Northern Pacific and currency policy, warns on free silver and greenback issues, predicts depression without currency adjustment, and notes regained investor confidence in Europe. Court orders in the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe receivership detail generous allowances totaling about 320000, while New Jersey Central declares a 1 2 percent dividend.
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Chicago
Atchison
Congress
Cleveland
Conereas
Europe
Toneka
Santa Fe
Cakdwellls
Union Trust Company of
New York
John B. Johnson
Wheeler H. Peckham
Rossingham
Smith & Dallas
Mercantile Trust Company
Alexander & Green
the Recoivers
Aldace F. Walker
John J. McCook
Joseph C. Wilson
George R. Peck
Burward Kenna
Same
New Jersey Central Railroad
Little Humorist Wilder Delights Small Audience
Martehall P. Wilder the New York humorist entertained at the Young Men's Christian Association with three monologues four vocal numbers and a piano solo by Frank P. Ranta. The show drew about 150 patrons as Wilder blended humor and pathos on topics from a lackawanna trip to ocean liner life.
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Martehall P. Wilder
New York City
Young Men‘s Christian Association Hn
Frank P. Ranta
New York
Maie Quartette
Wilder
Mr. Banta
Lackawanna Road
Venezuela
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Ladies’ Whist
Chursen
Mulberry Street
NX. B. Whist Club
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John Jermyn
Na'elelk
Mr. Jodora
Theodore G. Wolfe
Eysehire Club
Charles Schlager
Clay Avenue
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Muffalo
W,rk. Lewis
Phildelphia
J. W. Guernsey
Evenlee
Daniel Mauer
Willow Street
Ming Amelia Schulthels
Taylor
Mita Minnie Galsemith
John G. Hunt
Bloomsburg
Mod
Gomiwin
Mise
Liste Anneinen
Twelfth Street
Tunkhannock
Virginia Lewis
West Pittston
Mrs. Uckington
Dunmore
Lewla Morse
Jackson Street
Cohoes
Witton Haul
Mromley Avenue
Wemnessay
Mauchhunk
David A. Gree Haseen
Mad. Hoban
Ashley
Mise Mivirs Thornton
Weet Market Street
HD. Jenin
Lackawann
Anna Lovering
Greenwood
Apelin
Matwood Thutledge
Citaravesmus
Tna
Thomas Lowry
Torila
TQ Nagle
C. Corist
Wedresilly
Sadie Knapp
W. Oi. Malisterd
Histon O'Mara
Meeley
Tallie M. Evans
Hye Park
Lanstorl
Car- Tron County
Emma. Leopold
Potietown
Reformed Church Parson
Madison Avenue
Hert
Fern
Sumner Avenue
Philadelphia
Connolly
Madison Naverite
Weir Philadelphia
Martin Jeffers
Mise Winifred Burke
Minooka
Mie Lewis
Haxteton
A. T. Raynesford
Jack
Montrose
Misa Minnie Grennell
Misa Costenshler
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John House
Augustin Connors
Fsopus
N.Y
West Shire
Sally Bevan
Telephone Exchange
Jacob Lutz
Marie Logar
Mary O'Donnell
Kirby
Fifth Avenue
L. TL. Miller
James McClelland
John Lentes
Hickory Street
George Ft. Carson
Bertha
Ruth
Washburn Street
Ayne County
T. W. Welsnenfbuly
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Wareview
John Dd
John Dwrrig
Julia Comiskey
St. Joseph's
E. O. Fellows
Board of Control
Jennings
James Giney
Irving
Halstead
Mopkins
Capouse Avenue
James ‘Long
Butler Dunmore
Rine Harthay
Esdras Howell
William Hartmann
Sophia Raver
St. Mary's
Lulu Knapp
North Bromley Avenue
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Herbert L. Taylor
Florida
Penn Avenue
Wicekham
Iro Holley
Steam Hour
Scranton Supply and Machinery Company
Witlel
Bicycle Club
Billy Barnie
John Zernock
Armenia
National Council
Tabernaicle Congregational Church
South Sivde Park Avenue
Band of Hope
Plymouth Congregational Church
T. Bell
Central City
Pirst Presbyterian
Race Theforti
Eiplecopel
Kim Park
Pastors’ Union
Dre
Pearce
McLeod
Washington
St Luke's Church
Dan
Brotherhood of St
Jet
St. Likes
St. David's
Church of the Good Shepherd
St. Mark’s Church
James Pielding
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Ilatook
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Charles T. Morgan
Morgan
Spring Garden Street Baptist Church
Penn Avenue Baptist Congregation
H. . Hallstead
Williaimes
F. M. Koehler
A. JD. Stelle
W. EL Smith
J. Thomas
J. W. Browning
F. M. Hallstead
W.A. Capweill
L. M. Horton
F. Fil
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Grice Liutheran
Foster T
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Te Young Mena Christian Association
Young Tople
Society of Virstin Endeavor
Alco Confirma- Hon
Calvary Reformed
Monroe
Cihwon Street
W. H. Stubblebine
Stvine
A.C. Gaebeloih
Riel
Johnvil
Firat Presbyterian
Jame Meleod
Bouyer
Colonel Boles
Scranton Aremenian
Judge Hand
Wooal
Divkeon
Church News Notes
Wyoming Ave
W. B
P. K
Pricio
Ose
Clegrance
Railroad Notes
Little Humorist
Marshall P. Wilder
YY. M
Washbourn-Crosby Co
Washburn-Crosby Co
Dupont
Eee
Mills
Leverme County
Om Dye Ag
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Third National Bank
Ens
Geome Chemical Com
Foval Medicine CO
Alvor St
Ill
Joe Oe Diatthews
Dreggios
Eos
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