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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1902

Page

6

Social Week in Scranton Highlights Dinners Lectures and Weddings

Week's Social News AM details a dinner in honor of Hon. Willan J. f Hirsin with guests including Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Odell and others. It notes lectures by Mr. Bryan, a Lyceum subscription concert series, plans for Miss Elizabeth Parke's March 11 wedding, local society entertaining, and reflections on American women's social roles.

AM. Chance Willan J. F Hirsin Joseph HH. Odell Charles Js. Robinson Thomas Dickson William Hantey H.C. Shafer M. Ta Blair George G, Oes Mise McGaughey Bryan Lyceum J. M. Chance William 4. Bryan Jackson Tich Presbyterian Church Mr. Bryan Tillnois College Alusteian Politilcs Wen Air Fred C. Hand Lyceum Haster Madame Schumaann-Heink Hand William Connell James Archbald C. D. Simpson K. Richmond J. 8 McAnulty F.x, Peck Thomas CG. Sprague Ethel Barrymore Lyceum Theatre Captain Jinks Miss Barrymore Messrs R. G. Brooks J. D. Jones Ishind Funchal Hartzell Methodist Church Rey Charles E. Robinson Dr. Robinson Robinson Mr.q. Powell Elizabeth Parke Percy Ballentyne Newark N. J Japan Montrose W. G. Parke James Gardiner Sanderson Miss Parke

Conservatory Music Plans Evening at Geogeiney Hall

The Conservatory of Music presents a concert at George hall on Wednesday March 1 at 8 o clock. Mr Kelward Haster Peres of Boston plans to lead a lively program with readings and memorization exercises, and the company promises a rare display of vocal and instrumental talent. The program includes several arias and ensemble numbers, and features a new production of Floradora with artists from New York and London. The event aims to showcase memory skills and musical versatility, drawing interest from local patrons and supporters of the arts.

Lyceum Borghi Talon Carmen Americus Alberti Azerni Frances Boyden London Paris Conservatory of Music Artiet Goeengey Hall Wolleadiy Evetiltie Mateh Kelward Haster Peres Boeton Ieee Cmt Dorry Plano Perry Chen Jae

Movements of People Reach Across Cities

The record traces recent movements of residents and visitors between New York Philadelphia and Santa Mall avenue. It notes Suzans return from New York and several social engagements, funerals and cultural events. It mentions Misses Stelle Peltz and Trevorton alongside local residents attending musicales and gatherings in New York and nearby venues.

Club Habit Among Women Draws Fire in Journal

The Home Journal critiques women’s clubs noting their rise and excess as a national issue. Evan Bok argues many women form clubs without purpose, fearing women lack courage to stand alone on single subjects. The piece cites Scranton as an exception with small sweeping activities.

Browning Daughters of the Revolution bin- Buige Mr. Go Scranton Evan Bok

History of skating chronicles from early Europe to Paris

The article traces skating from medieval London and Fitzstephen’s notes of frozen moors to the rise of blade skates from Holland around 1660 and 1662 in London and Edinburgh. It highlights early figures, skating clubs, the first English book The Art of Skating in 1772, and the spread of roller skates to Holland and France by 1849.

Austintle London Fitzstephen Moore England Holland John Evelyn Diavist James Park Bay Edinburgh Robert Jones Meyerbeer Pacis

Farewell to Horse Carts in Vienna Streets

Vienna hosts a noisy farewell as horse trams decline. Crowded double trams parade with blue ribbons and greenery while spectators chant and sing. Passengers bid farewell, horses receive strokes, and fans cheer the swap to electric cars amid central Vienna streets.

Vienna Trae Ringstrasse

Paine's Celery Compound Promises Relief From Rheumatism

A broad testimonial promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for rheumatism and related ailments. It cites medical endorsements and a letter from Edwin Bailiss of New York claiming complete recovery after three bottles, asserting the remedy heals rheumatism kidney disease and blood impurities.

Paine Paume 46Th Street New York Edwin Bailiss Pauine Tam

Diamond Dyes Tavis i Sobe Impressions and Delayed Plans

The fragment notes that the town faces issues widening streets to Stefanoplatz, a project tied to dreams of bringing them there but not yet realized, with omnibus companies awaiting the outcome.

Stefanoplatz

Hymn of Faith and Mission Prayers Reach City Parish

A San Francisco Wave item notes an Episcopal minister near San Francisco invoking prayers for the church and mission Sunday services. A parishioner asks divine blessing on each school enterprise and prays to prepare the lambs of the fold for Heaven.

Anaking Bia Congregition Regentry Grace Heaven Anon San Francisco

Absurd English Dialogue on Courtship and Madness

A playful exchange recalls a forgetful doctor husband and a bewildered Ada and Elsie. Ada questions a claim while Elsie describes a comic marriage moment where the ring ceremony turns into a mock medical exam with pulse reading and tongue testing.

Wiies Ada Elsie

Domestic design and dining room fashions revived

The article surveys revived decorative arts with mahogany furniture and Elizabethan style, noting cabinet work, veneer quality, and the appeal of pressed materials. It describes dining room motifs, textiles, and household tasks from care of floors to wax recipes, with practical tips for home furnishings and upholstery.

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