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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1899

Page

8

Social events fill Lent period with dances dinners and lectures

A busy social week unfolds with weddings dances at the Bicycle club and Country club, multiple luncheons and dinners, and lectures by Professors Clarke and Winchester. The long awaited Long Circle in New York reaches the stage in April, with artists and a chorus performing in an orchestral concert form. A fifteenth birthday banquet and numerous teas and receptions are noted, along with a music and art program at the conservatories and various private gatherings across the city.

Agulelus Bicycle Club J. Fuller Henry Berlin Phi Alphas Clarke Chicago University Winchester Wesleyan University Castile James Whitcomb Riley Lyceum Orphant Annie Rosenthal Apri New York Waldorf-Astoria Victor Harrie Omar Khayyam Liza Lehmann London Ethel Crane Marguerite Hall Mackenzie Gordon Carl E. Dart

Movements of People in Various U S Cities

A long list notes numerous individuals visiting or returning from cities such as Montreal Detroit New York Philadelphia Cleveland Hot Springs Ark and Bermuda Islands. It mentions Miss Archbold Mrs J T Broadbent Mr W H Hale and many others with trips and visits across several states and countries.

P. 8 Page Montreal Archbold Ta Detroit Mich T. H. Benton New York Aaron Goldsmith Philadelphia J. T. Dickson Gorman New England St. BP. Connolly PP. Christian Jessie Fuller Dowreville J. W. Oakford, Esq New Mexico Monies Binghamton H. W. Taylor Monsey Avenue Clarence Bourges L. D. Coleman Cleveland H. B. Ware J.T. Broadbent North End Wiliam Hockwell Bruten Taland W. L. Pryor Wis Augustin J. B. Hawker Wilkes-Barre Josie la Har Ta Plange East Market Street CC. R. Fuller Bermuda Islands Emerton D. Owen New York Morning Telegraph City Anna Higher West Market Street J. BR. Foster North Lincoln Avenue Hector N.Y H. D. Blair Towanda J.T

Tulip salt samples offered by Mears and Higen

Great display of tulor made salts with over 560 samples to choose from. Visit this morning to avoid the crowd at Mears and Higen.

Crugh, Mears & Higen

Her Point of View on Hate and Poison by Mail

The writer muses on the impossibility of secretly poisoning or killing someone, noting few would plot murder for weeks. They describe avoiding certain people, the ease of hostile glances, and the existence of enemies who are hated but not to the point of extinction. The piece closes with a reflection that people still care deep down.

Earth Mr. Dooley Gateway of Heaven Nicaragua Klondike Wall Street

Hints of Enmity and Morale in a Scranton Town Tale

A fragmentary column reflects on self pride and petty feuds in Scranton, noting how neighbors clash and avoid open dispute. It compares a mild temper to danger, shares a humorous bridge scene, and includes a long Music Box Q&A about congregational singing and hymn tunes.

Anice Grinting Dennis Saint Ann's Germany Josiah Allen Holt Tribune

There Are Others. Caddeau Thinks of the Weather Ride

A fragmentary note references Caddeau imagining a man riding four wheeled devices in inclement conditions. Layx Yee is reminded about planned golf activity for a thin afternoon in Philadelphia, North America.

Caddeau Layx—Yee Philadelphia North Ameren

Governor Stephens Endorses Paine's Celery Compound

The Missouri governor is cited as endorsing Paine's celery compound as spring cures. The letter from the Executive Department in Jefferson City touts its benefits for nervous disorders, sleeplessness, digestive issues, headaches and general debility, urging households to use it in early spring.

Lon V. Stephens Missouri Kentucky Stephens Paine Chow Thoueni Palne LOX VV. Stephens Paloe Vale

Violinist Leonora Jackson Shines In London Concert

The American violinist Leonora Jackson wowed London audiences at Queen's Hall on February 11 with Brahms' Concerto. Critics in the Sunday Times hailed her unqualified triumph and the audience repeatedly recalled her to the stage. Torenthal, the pianist, was also noted for recent appearances drawing large crowds in Atlanta and Scranton.

Leonora Jackson Queen's Hall London Herman Kievin Sunday Times Uun Torenthal Scranton Atlanta

Schubert Quartet to Perform for Thirteenth Regiment Event

Local arts news highlights the Schubert quartet Tom Beynon David Frobens John W Jones and John T Watkins joining J T Watkins for a Thursday Lyceum reception honoring the Thirteenth regiment. Also noted are concerts, choir plans, and upcoming musical features across Scranton with various performers and venues.

Schubert Tom Beynon David Frobens John W. Jones John T. Watkins Thirteenth Regiment Lyceum

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