Golf Tournament Opens Season at Country Club
A busy social golf opening fills the day as entries pour in for the season debut at the country club. Prizes include a silver cup donated by Mr. J. T. Watkins and a second prize for ladies. guests from East Orange, Germantown, and New York attend along with local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JT. HW. Watkins
Ady
Misses Sterling
East Orange
N. J
T. H. Watkine
Archbald
B. L. Fuller
Country Club
Movements of People and Placements in Town Notes
Mrs Thoms Dickronte visits Morristown while M M DeWitt spends the week in Danville. O Megargee returns from Philadelphia. The Misses Norton plan a Maine coast summer. Mise Lamson of Chicago visits Mies Phelps. Mrs J H H Phelps family to summer at Lake Ariel. Mrs Randolph Crippen of Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losely Beatt
Nantiocke
G. Barker
Atlantic City
Miss Walkenshaw
North Main Avenue
A. N. Krayner
Chicago
John Vans
Deacon Street
New York
L. A. Watres
Harrisburg
K. O
Ripe
Eipple
Caroline Sauvage
A. Young
Methodist Church of
Dallas
Boranton
Weston
New York City
Adame
Oranges
N. J
Mite May Torrey
Samuel McCracken
South Myde Park
Pittstore
Amiunda
Glenn
Mir
Laura Keene
Laffaretta Street
Charles Henwood
Jolla
Glenwood
J. B. Sturges
Init
E. Burr
Bulliehohl
Crettysburg
Edward Roberts
Governor Stone
City
Arthur Dunn
Moosic Lake
Sisson
F. Be.thomason
John Davenport
Mulberry Street
Louis H. Holden
Newark
Misa Frothingham
Jewis Vaorris
Ind
William Silkman
Lake Ariel
Stvary Morrison
Bueiners
BL. Hammond
Olyphant
Auburn Theologional Seminary
I. HM. Kramer
San Francisco
Cal
John Wolkenshaw
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
A.W. Dickson
Lockiwanna
Minneapiolia
A. L. Collins
Jefferson Avenue
Burney's Lake
Tev
John P. Moffat
Washburn Street
George Aliby
Franklin
Delaware County
N.Y
S&s
Logan
A. W. Dickson
Princeton Seminary
Syncer Dickson
Charles Kirkpiatrick
ER. W. Keese
Banking
New
George BE. Guild
Minneapolia
Guild
Lackawanna Presbytery
General Assembly
Minneapolis
T. E. Saville
George W. Okell
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Lancaster
Leopold Johor
James Conneh Lodge
Order of O Ffn
Allentown
Johlerle
H. M. Streeter
Richard O'Brien
J. A. Lounging
HK. EH. Willams
T. J. Foster
FE. Foster
Bennett
TH Rohithan
J. HL Phillips
MM. O'Malley
J. D. Bove
St. Denls
G. W. Hessler
M. M. DeWitt
Danville
O. Megargee
Philadelphia
Norton
Maine
Mise Lamson
Mies Phelps
J. HH. Phelps
Randolph Crippen
Dutton
Boyle and Mucklow Showcase Finest City Tailoring
The ad proclaims Boyle and Mucklow as purveyors of the largest line of custom made samples in the city with unexcelled “Our Fire” style. It touts the finest dressers in the country and promotes their tailoring expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle & Mucklow
Wellesley de
Vanity on parade Knights and gowns provoke public gaze
A vivid description of Knights of Malta and float crowds in a spring pageant. Fashion excess, velvet gowns, purple satin, gold braid, and elaborate cords are mocked as spectators laugh at highs and lows of masculine and feminine attire. The piece mingles scandalous color and street chatter with comic commentary on fashion and public spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta
King Solomon
Spruce Street
Scott
Paine's celery compound praised by society circles
An endorsement from Mrs. Robert Osborn highlights Paine's celery compound as a premier nerve inv igorator for stressed social season women. The ad cites physicians' endorsements and claims it cleanses blood, regulates digestion, liver and kidneys, and rejuvenates the aged nervous system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Robert Osborn
New York City
John Willard Raught's Work Explored in Studio Review
A Scranton observer visits John Willard Raught's Connell building studio to assess paintings and approach. The piece highlights works such as A Morning Promenade in the Park and The Vedled Fields, noting Romantic sensibilities, interpretive depth, and Raught's portraits. Robertson’s gallery holdings and future plans for the artist are also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks of the
Oise
Mr. Robertson
Raucht
Gorre Cutters
Salton
Ife
Haught
Raught
Scranton
Artists
Rye Beach
Musical Gossip Highlights Mendelssohn Concert Progress
The second concert of the Mendelssohn O wely at the Lyceum drew strong local praise. The featured soloist has long supported music in Scranton without pay, aiding the city’s taste and culture. Prof. Pennington and Prof. Hemberger are noted for expanding local musical cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Mendelesohn
Lyceum
Loader
Scranton
Pennington
Hemberger
Fanny Mendelssohn chorus gains praise and plans change
The all female Fanny Mendelssohn chorus impressed critics with stronger altos and balanced tone at a Thursday concert. Officials note next October’s concert with the same soloist, and praise the chorus’s artistic interpretation and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Mendelssohn
Ladiea Chorus
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Olther
Pune
Linden Street
Mrs. T. H. Watkins
Miss Downs
Miss Warner
Germantown
Nan Sampson
Admiral Sampson
Clayerius
Manila
Miss Sampson
Miss May Torrey
J. H. Torrey
Edith Picrson
Philip Pointer
May Steele
Charles Beckwith
Margaret Hanley
Harry Kilpatrick
Fred Edwards
Grace Smith
Carbondale
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Milglin Avenue
Jacob L. Fetherman
Anha Langeath
J. Fl. Webster
Ella Hess
Robert F. Y. Pierce
A. D. Blackinton
Frank Merrihew
Merrihew
Lints
Lewis
West Pittston
George B. Smith
Galpin
Smith
Florence Stillman
Asetel
LEW/S
Reilly & Davies
Telephone
Wyoming Avenue
Aai Be
Divan
Hubbard
Washington Avenue
Gord Hirth
John Willard Raught
John Willard Haught
Aivers-aur- Olee
Jonas Long's
Joe
Russia
Sisis
Eitex
Jonas Long’s
Symphony Orchestra
Fanny Mendelssohn Society
Conccert
Svan Williams
Alfred Wooler
Mollie
Molle
Hal Morris
A. K. Virgil
Jervis-Hardenbergh
Virgil
Providence Presbyterian Choir
C. F. Whittemore
Tts
First Presbyterian Church
Horner
R.J. Horner & Co
Eden Musee
Horner & Co
Sighte of
Val
Torchon
India
Lackawanna Ave
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