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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1900
Page
6
A large, expected turnout gathers at the Scranton Country Club for today’s mixed handicap golf prize event. Local society note remarks on Lodge and garden parties, with golf star Brooks, reigning champion Lockwood, and national champion Travis among attendees. Garden City and Becranton course records cited.
A long list details movements of residents and visitors to locations including Lake Winola Atlantic City Cottage City and nearby towns. Names include M. Florey Mrs Rosa Mr and Mrs Cohen Mrs Florence Richmond and many others visiting or staying at homes and resorts across Pennsylvania New York and Connecticut.
Afternoon for Canada excursion plans mentioned as relatives will visit. Mrs Clarence BE Pryor visited her parents in West Pittaton on Thursday. Miss Bether Pletcher and niece Miss Roth Doyle of this city spend time with Yeaitnmer at White Lake New York. Sergeant of Police Reese Jones returned home from Broinghamton where he vacationed. The Minns Anna and Clara Gradmer of Avh land visit Miss Anna M Barrett Mulberry street. Mrs Grace Magger and Mrs Chapin of Taylo avenue spend weeks with friends at Stamford, Conn. Mr Charlie P Armbrust and Madeline and Louis Peter Armbrust of Codor avenue visit friends in Strowdalarg. Rev WoT McArthur of this city attends Mennonite camp meeting near Lancaster counts. Mr and Mrs William Liegd and son Paul of Depotvot New York visit friends here. Mr Diod’s uncle William Lloyd of Wates visits this country. Rev Dr Rogers Twentel rector of St Take's church and wife left yesterday for Eagle's Mere Pa for annual outing. After Eagle's Mere they plan to travel north. During De Turner's allies the parish will be in charge of curates E J Haughton and M B Nash assisted by Robert Spencer lay reader and postulant for ordination.
A subpage review surveys a critic’s jab at The Helen of the Law for predicting a Darwin book prepublication. It notes brisk sales and new editions of Mile, and Adelaide Mowlinds stories. The July Outlook features Chinese reform portraits and World Politics analysis by Pan Relech. Kept are Beatrice Whitty Bequeathed in Bookman and Tenry Kitchel Welste’s new novel potential.
The piece applauds a liveryman J. F. Warner and his Christian horse's work aiding the Home for the Friendless and distressed families. The horse transports elderly women to funerals, assists widows with fuel funds, distributes Christmas dinners, and serves as a moving emblem of charitable service in the Green Ridge area.
Aly Thompson of Newark visits brother Will Starbird in Scranton area while Stella Treell travels to Winter NJ to stay with uncle Wink Shoemaker. Layton F Lowin and others appear visiting relatives as Manley Whighter visits Montdale. Mrs Foster closes millinery. postmaster Barnes in Susquehanna on business.
Mary Monnering makes her debut with star Jane Meredin in Buffalo in October. Ten Teal rehearsals begin August for the Broadway reopening. Mare Klaw to bring from Europe a new mechanical armature to Rogers Memorial Park. Ernest Geos paints scenery and FL Rinh ard Anderson designs costumes for the Erlanger Opera Company in Foxy Quil ler. Frank McKee hires Marle Cahill as leading lady for The Viveroy vaudeville. Paul Leicester Ford collaborates on a drama with Edward B. Prey ix at the honor Mary Mannering. Peter Dalley returns to Boston for Frank McKee’s Tinkelypoll. Wubari adapts Un Tuinn und het. Beateuuien previews The Vinesen with Victor Herbert. Mary Mannering and James W. Hawkett plan stay at Quabee and May star in Dunlee Meco ith. The cast of Ben-Hur includes William Murt, George Oxborne, ich ad Buhler, Francia Kingdom, Warry Weaver, Robert Manailald, W. C. Kelley, J. M. P. Cook.
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