Stepmother figures in community minstrel benefit
The minstrel show for the Home for the Friendless aims to be the greatest amateur spectacle in the city. Mrs. Dixie directs a 40 vocalists and eight ends men with Baers orchestra, showcasing a long list of named performers and guests at a studio tea and related events.
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Dixie
Baers
D. B. Atherton
Th. Battin
WW. Treidleman
T. Bevan
James Mair
Bo Bevan
Lewis Brady
J. WH. Brooks
T. R. Brooks
W. E. Davis
T. H. Dale
W. A. Dale
Ely
M. Francia
Florey
Roderick
Charles Dbd
Sanderson
James Gardener Sanderson
T. A. Strdum
R. M. Surilam
Stevens
BF. Ny
Princeton
Chester der
Scranton
Local Residents Mingle in City for Social and Family Notes
Montrose resident W. S. Milford appears in town with Albert Wasten in a social run through the elite. New Milford's Mrs. Pratt spends Thrivedown visiting friends while AJ. Duty travels from the ecewin region. Philadelphia’s James McKeever seeks fiails her, and Miss Hania Dopeony hosts at Webster Avenue. Local editor Poaminwa notes arrivals of visitors from Oronwe and Bucknell students return home for brief breaks. Nearby households host guests from New York City and Philadelphia as spring visitation continues.
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W. S. Milford
Montrose
Albert Wasten
C. Pratt
New Milford
Duty
Ecewin
Withes-Thorre Xesteralay
James McKeever
Philadelphia
Hurcors
Daniel Powell
Dunmore
New
Chcetio
Pittston
Browdhent Nas
Sun
Tox
Seruittom Friends
Ale
Ool Aire
Dell
Wlete
A. Ss. Walker
Edith Brower
Brooklyn
Miss Wells
Cugonovin
Miss Torrey
Jefferon Tj Avenue
Nolwon Atherton
Hid
Atherton
le Groni Wright
J. M. Midge
Way
Port Jervis
Herthe Watking
Bucknell
Mru
G. Watkins
Misa Mary Protheron Dovin
Bucknell University
WP. Doyle
Bummit
Thomas Walker
Wilkee-Rative
Armory
Wilites-farie
Frida
Ore
J Sithechkor I. A. Benson
J. T. Riehands
Hon. Dinnellhart
Game
Well
W. EL Thayer
Department of Ladies' Built Opens With Style and Low Piles
We opened yesterday a new department of ladies' built doors and garments. They are perfect in workmanship and style. Our prices are the lowest. Means and Hinges.
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Means & Hingen
Dr Munhall to Speak at Lyceum Meeting Tomorrow
Dr L W Munthiall, noted author evangelist and purity lecturer, will address the Lyceum men at tomorrow's meeting. Doors open at 3 o'clock and close promptly at 3 45, with the programme starting at 3 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Lyceum Men
L. W. Munthiall
Munhalt
Watres Hosts Dinner After County Bank Reaches Milion Milestone
Colonel L A Watres president of the County Favinga Bank and Trust Company invites the bank officers and board to a dinner at the Scranton club. The event honors reaching and surpassing one million dollars in deposits as pledged.
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L. A. Watres
County Favinga Bank and Trust Company
Scranton Club
Military Parades Stir Fancy and Pride in City
A fifth maid and crowd reflect on military parades and the Thirteenth regiment parade in Pittsburgh. The piece contrasts soldiers’ dignity with public sentiment, notes governor Gobin’s staff display, and recalls past battles and heroism as locals await veterans and a welcoming home.
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Jefferson Avenue
Spain
Henry of Navarre
England
Vallers
Ventee
Wheels in His Poetry
A fragmented note recounts a printer's exchange with a young poet over a manuscript. The editor critiques phrasing while the poet defends a line about "brave old years" and the editor suggests the line risks faulty speech. The dialogue hints at the craft and aging in verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yan
Trogons
A Vitiated Taste Dialogue
A short exchange between a woman and a young man with black-rimmed glasses. He calls himself a student of illiterature and says he likes dialect stories, in a line attributed to the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Young Men's Forum Banquet Honors Soldier Members
The First annual banquet of the Young Men's Forum at Hotel Rudolph brought most members together to welcome back the Thirteenth Regiment soldiers. W. J. Douglass presided. L. B. Carter and W. Zimmerman spoke and toasted new era for the group while a lengthy menu of courses and cigars followed the speeches.
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W. Zimmerman
L. B. Carter
W. J. Douglass
Young Men's Christian Association
Pindelow
Thoweh
Parum
T. A. Surdam
George W. Walton
Lewis
W. J. Douglase
Tdketmaster
Dunmore
Zimmerman
F. C. Baker
Serio
Adam Kaufman
W. A. Price
YW. A. Price
Frederica. W. Dodge
Lewis T.arter
C. W. Zimmerman
Isaac Haslam
T. Owen Charles
H. Br, Wilbur
Willam T. Thorne
L. W. Barnes
Philip Haendiges, Jr
FB. J. Hanes
A. K K. Sholl
Ralph E. Weeke
D. Ll. Wilson
Fred C. Baker
Easter organ recital to feature noted soloist and New York pianist
Easter week in this vicinity features Carl organ recital at Providence Presbyterian with Shannah Cummings as soloist. Tickets a dollar, available from recital committee members. Rosenthal’s Scranton appearance and Carnegie Hall reception noted with praise from The Morning Advertiser.
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Carl
Providence Presbyterian Church
Boston Herald
Cart
Old First Church
Fifth Avenue
New York
Shannah Cummings
Providence
Clementine de Vere
Forty-second Street Presbyterian Church
J. R. Smith
Mies
L. W. Morss
J. R. Peck
ES. Jackson
George J. Guild
W. FE. Anderson
Thomas Gillespie
Charles Zeigler
W. J. Lewis
B. B. Atherton
HM. Evans
Thomas Morgan
Merv. H
Hurlbut
FL B. Sillman
Fred Mason
Fred Crippen
Dolph B. Atherton
Thomas Shutton
John Ti. Atherton
A. A. Vosburg
Frank M. Wandling
Rosenthal
Lyceum
Scranton
Carnegie Mall
Carnegie Hall
Dlove
Lisat
ONE WOMAN'S VIEW FROM THE PHILIPPINES LETTER
A Spokane Chronicle letter from Mrs. C. E. Nosier, wife of Lieutenant Nosier, recalls the voyage to Manila and life on a military post. She writes as the sole Spokane woman in Manila and one of the few American women on the island, sharing impressions of life and duty abroad.
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Mire
Jeringa
Thuredayy
Mre Beck
Centratin
A. M. Decker
John Jermen
Joh Wentz
Pilee
Hazleton
The
Philippines
Spokane
Manila
C. E. Nosier
Nosier
Company L
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