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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1900

Page

8

Sociales and society gather for charity event in Lyceum plans

Quiet social week sees many visitors out of town. Committee leads an eike work benefit for Women of the Friend at the Lyceum in February. Mrs Blair hosted a red decor luncheon for eighteen. A large list of guests attended a Woolworth Peck party at the Bi eyvele club with music by Banners orchestra.

Alany Lyceum Wome Jose H. M. Blair RK. W. Archbald W. W. Scranton J. A. Price KR. Q. Powell E. N. Millard Henry Helin C. H. Welles BR. J. Matthews A. M. Decker J. Benj. Dimmick N. Y. Leet Fletcher J. A. Scranton James A. Linen Ji. A. Knapp Misa Trutt C. &. Woolworth F. L. Peck Bieyvele Club Ethel M. Woolworth Florence L. Peck Fred. Woolworth Marvin & Muir Hanley Lille Mies Eleanor Meffat Mise Kithurine Steell Giertrude Coursen May Rhonehard Mies Mery W Dickeon Mise Tandace Watson Jessie Peek Gueets Florence Hawley Allany N.V. Allee Blair Helen Boles Gertrude Beckwith Heen Freckwith Christine Breden Mildred Capwell Lielet Connell Natalie Connell Jessie Connell Grace Contlflee Karl Coolidge Ernest Coolidge Helen Connell Thelen Chanderliin Hudgur Coursen Edgar Connell Kiel Costen Leila Costen Harold Connell Orrin Christian Carlton Connell Lawrence Connell Frederick Connell Eleanor Clemens John Duckworth Everitt Dale Harald Delph Stanley Delph Charlee Davison Harold Davis Ralph Davis Elizabeth Dickson Mattie Eagar Gilbert Edgar Helen Finn Carol Vinn Nellie Fulton Helen Fowler Taylor Foster Bertram Fenner Jennie Fenner Edith Holland Grace Hulbert Adaline Mand Jon H. Hand Wilkes-Barre Marion Howarth Dean Hogie Warner Hayes Olive Jadwin Helen Jones Evelyn Jones Marion Jones Fred Jones Nei Jermyn Elizabeth Jermyn Margaret Kirkpatrick Donald Neck Lorena la Bar James Linen Harry Lee Lillian Lee Fanny Mears Eva Millar Mildred Marple Marlon Matthews Evelyn Matthews Helen Merrifield Grace McLane Tryatine Morris Robert McClive Charles Muanness Arthur Munness Willie Matthews Arthur Matthews Fred Nelson Harold Northup Harold Norton Jehna Price Cale Price Nana Price Mur Jorleatt Curtis Platt Philip Plats Helen Powell Chira Porter Florence Porter Grier Parke Helen Parke Kenneth Porter Eloise Phelps Pauline Peck Max Phillips Anna Robertson Homer Rice Bart Rice Gertrude Rose Helen Simpson Janet Storre Anna Spencer Jeanette Behliger Louise Smith Plorence Smith George Saneten Dudley Sandersen Gorden Essen Taylor Courthes Torrey Mary Tracy Hichmond Tracy Stanley Thomas Theodore Vaniling John Wentz Dorothy Warren Gladys Watkins Lorene

Fine Display of Embroideries and Laces From Spring 1900

A spring display showcases embroideries and insertions in cambric naiusook and Swiss with narrow and wide edges. Laces include Val Oriental Point de Paris Medhline and more with new delicate effects unlike last season. All over embroideries laces puffings and tuckings for yokes and trimming offered in coordinated sets.

Val Oriental Point de Paris Medhline

First Arrivals in Dress Goods and Fabrics

The store announces new dress goods including French flannels for waists in sky and royal blues cardinal and red shades plus silver grey and pink tones. Poplins offered at 1.00 with fine finish and durable weave. Worsted Granite presents seven new 45 inch widths at 75 cents with a full spring color line.

Movements of People in Scranton and Nearby Areas

Movements report many Scranton figures visiting New York City this week and surrounding towns. Notables include Mire Fraters Hunt visiting Meattaville and Ales Welles in Rochester. Attorney Frank Boyle departing for New York. and Mrs. William Smith in New York. Several others travelled to New York, Tunk-Hatneck, Meadville, Thackhannock, and Philadelphia. Some locals planned future trips to Florida and Canada, with remarks on a banquet in Harrisburg and visits by Lyman DeHaven and A. C. DeHaven to St. Augustine.

W. OW. Scranten New York AO. Fineh New York City Mire Fraters Hunt Meattaville Ales Welles Rochester N.Y Frank Boyle Pryor William ‘S Smith B. Gardner Tunk- Hatneck Hi. L. Bevin A. N. Cramer UK HL Brady Cut Beller Jefferson Avenue Teadore Krsehfield Scranton Flo. Iitehcock Washington Messrs H. Brooke Slide Thorne Mra Dade Mead Ville Pu Momthe’ Wisle Birdsall Honesdale Lewise Matthews Ton Groeek Mulberry Street W. J. Matthews Alt. Tappan Thackhannock Thompson Phil Ton Hhirch Mary Coxe Carbondale Creen Bridge Frank I Gibbs Stone John BH. Mish Bouth Lincoln Avenue and Mire John A. Powell Jessie Thogardus Margaret Gould Claw Avenue Grace Turdeau Philadelphia Stir Go VV. Millar Chine Mittsburgy West Bertha Delph Port Jervis Grace Peck Monsey Avenue Grace Myers Clark's Summit 8. Haslacher Sol Goldsmith Quincey Avenue Daniel Langstall Or. J. Schreifer Florida J. Fitzsimmons Harrisburg William Jennings Bryan Lyman W. DeHaven Tribune Hayhurst Ile Pos Binghamton Wand Toronto Canada Linello

At Ye New Years Reception Scene At The White House

Report from the Washington Stur describes a social scene at a White House reception with several ladies including a mother and two daughters, a colored woman with two young companions, and a man. The exchange includes introductions and light laughter as all participants enter the east room, highlighting society behavior and distant forms of recognition.

White House Phe Srehoty Wonih Alird Dobson Mies Dokken

Albright Library Pride and Patronage Through Time

The Albright Library stands as a beloved public institution celebrated for culture and community. Patrons numbered 26 300 since opening in May 1890 with reissue cycles and a two year card life, while only about 70 of cards remain active today. Librarian care and attendant anecdotes reveal a humane, patient staff, curious bookmarks, and the daily life of readers amid occasional fines and contagion fears.

Albright Mbrary Fen Elwssi- Houten Trons Sini Times Carr Board of Health Bowks

Depth of Great Lakes Shows Hidden Dangers to Shipping

An article explains lake depth charts often miss submerged hazards in the Great Lakes. A Drummond Island freighter grounded on a rock ten feet below the surface due to outdated soundings. Officials will conduct new surveys to mark obstructions and update charts for safe navigation.

Great Lakes United States Lake Michigan Chicago Milwaukee Grand Haven Hiarmer Drummond Island Drummond Drummoend St. Joseph Michigan W. J. Wilson The Hydrographic Office Wilson Lake Charta

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