Week's Social News Highlights in Dalton and Nearby
The week features a country wedding at Dalton for Miss Janet Dickson and Mr. William Hilliside with eight bridesmaids and a guest train from Lickawanna station. It also covers the Hilliside Whist Club gathering at Lake Ariel where a cut glass bowl was presented to president Mrs. Sidney Hayes, plus numerous parties, teas, commencements, and invitations across Scranton, Lake Erie counties, and New York connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Tolles
James P. Dickson
Dalton
Dickson
Lickawanna Station
Janet Dickson
John Simpson
Lake Ariel
Sidney Hayes
T. H. Dale
F. W. Fleltz
Eugene Healey
1. F. Megargel
Vickers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miazzard
Germantown
Tunstall
E. H. Davis
Dale
Daleville
Oneonta
Harvey’n Lake
Scranton
William Marple
T. F. Penman
L. G. LaBar
Weaver
Marshall Moore
Howell
Garrett
R. B. McKeage
W. F. Mattes and Son
Dickinson
B. B. Fist
Alice Mahon
M. G
Summer visitors and relocations across several towns
A string of social notes lists attorneys, officials, and families visiting friends or spending the summer in towns from Troy to Meadville and Montrose. Names include Ralph Levy, Rodney Mercur, L. B. Powell, the Kennedys, the Griffins, and Mrs. Scranton, among others, with trips to Cleveland and Scarboro, Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Levy
la Grange
Mira Clara Hughes
Troy
N.Y
Mia
Gertrude Lyndo Jn
Meadville
W. T. Joacup, Jr
Montrose
Rodney A. Mercur
To- Winda
Wis
Jermyn
L. B. Powell
Worthington
Mass
C. P. Matthews
F. B. Hamilton
Gibson Street
Gussie Brandt
Monsey Avenue
Madge Brandt
Wilkes-Barre
John R. Williams
Prothonotary’s Office
Coolidge
American Institute of Haemocopathy
Cleveland
Ohio
James C. Wood
Gilbert Ferguson
Shenandoah
Robert Atkinson
Adams Avenue
Iverguson
Cathole Church
Hortense Robison
Willoughby
John P. Warner
Green Ridge
Cassandra Hicks Warner
Jennie Weir
Wyoming Avenue
Philadelphia
Villanova College
Weir
Payne
Thomas B. Payne
William Y. Robinson
Nunda
N. Y
Higeins Beach
Scarboro
Casveo Bay
All Souls’ Church
Those Black Diamond Men and the Public’s Gaze
A reviewer reflects on Mr. Gibbons book Those Black Diamond Men noting its stark portrayal of miners and strikes. The piece questions why readers distant from the scene respond more than those amid the Appalachians and urges awareness of the human cost beyond comfort and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migeus
Mr. Gibbons
Anthracite
Bar Harbor
Cape May
Insect Enemies to Plant Life and How to Get Rid of Them
A Zeroth era field note outlines winter to spring damage by the snowy tree cricket on raspberry and blackberry canes, and details life cycles, sprays, burns, and preventive methods for apple and currant pests. It lists several species including the apple louse, currant borer, currant worm, clothes moths, tent caterpillar, peach borer, and codling moth, with treatment notes and natural enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Tale
I. P. Dodge
J. J. Markle
Helen D. Musser
H. C. Neel
New York
A. K. Risger
Paris
Rose Melville Granted Divorce in Cincinnati From Harry Hardy
Rose Melville who impersonates Sis Hopkins in the play of that name has been granted a divorce from her husband Harry Hardy in Cincinnati. She resumes her maiden name Rose Hardy and returns to her home at Smooch. The report also notes other Broadway theater moves and a remarkable memory feats by Edward Harrigan in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
Cincinnati
Harry Hardy
She Sueh
Rose Hardy
Nut Goodwin
Maxine [Llicl
Fitch
Charles Frohman
Kipling
Clyde Fitch
Mulvaney
Ortheris
Learayd
Contain Molley
George
Hughton
Nell
Henrietta Crosman
Morrison Grey Flake
Elizabeth Tyree
Molly Pitcher
Edward Harrigan
San Francisco
New York
Talmage Critiques Young Minister Sermon
A young preacher in New York sought Dr. De Witt Talmage's critique after a service. Talmage replied that the young man should either add fire to his sermons or burn more of them, advising passion over dreary doctrinal reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
New York Times Magazine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amy Jessup
Elk Lake
Miss Pennypacker
Mr. Reynolds
Wyoming Seminary
Mary Dale
Des Moines
Mise B. Alexandra ViPond
West Pittston
Mrs. F
Godfrey
Lane Winola
R.G. Brooks
Thomas E. Jones
Walter Weaver
Johnstown
Wellesley College
Sarah Maury Brown
I. B. Brown
William Connell
Edmund Thiele
Mr. Thiele
George du Boils Chipmick
Thomas Dickson
Morristown
N. J
Connecticut
Reeve Jones
North
Washington Avenue
James G. Shepherd
Epworth League Society
Moly Land
Shepherd
Courtshad
Miss May Myers
James Keller
Harry Leach
Vina Justin
Nellie Young
Grace Myers
Trene Snook
Jessie Mead
Emme von Storch
Mattie Warnack
Nellie Alger
Vida Pedrick
Vina Pullman
Etta Mann
Carrie Clifford
Klotz
J. Benjamin Dimmick
New England
Harvard
George Griffiths
California
Katherine Kennedy
William A. Sherman
Newport
Tt. I
W. D. Kennedy
Charlotte Lindenberg
Columbus
Edward A. Sherman
Elisabeth F. Hitchcock
Grace H. Floyd
Binghamton, N. Y
Williston W. Barker
Lucius Kennedy
Ing and
Nanticoke
Sorosis
Samter Bros
Pacific
India
China
Bulgaria
Senator Quay
Gibbons
Mr. Y
Noah
Fury
Mr. Steenth
Ft. Saucy Bess
H. A. Burfade
Pennsylvania State College
Surface
Clislo
Booth
Fuasy
R.e.prendergast
Josiah Grout
Vermont
Furman
Linden Street
Mercereau & Connell
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