Tan and powerfully contradictory social notes at Scranton club
A jumble of social items from Scranton recounts a farewell dinner for Theodore Fuller and a country club handicap, plus moonlight golf, club dances, and a push for a Woman's Club. Mentions J H Brooks, A G Hunt, Ralph Hoagland, Miss Haskin, and Siegel's venue. News touches on civic reform via culture, music, art, and education, with plans for a Woman's Club to uplift the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Theodore
Theodore Fuller
Mesers
Brooks
Blair
Huntington
Hunt
Newle
Fuller
Thorne
Paine's celery compound praised as cure all says professor
The item credits Prof Edward FE Phelps of Dartmouth College with prescribing Paine's celery compound as a positive cure for dyspepsia biliousness liver complaints neuralgia rheumatism and other nervous diseases and kidney troubles. The rest lists social visits and moves of local residents including Mrs. William Halworthy Dr HW Ware and other names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Edward FE. Phelps
Dartamouth College
Engagements and Upcoming Marriages Span Local Ties
The engagement of Miss Susan Jermyn to Radcliffe Downey ties Oswego interests to Scranton society. The wedding of Rev. Harold Pattison, son of the Rochester clergyman, to Miss Mary Sperry will be held at Hartford on October 1 with only immediate relatives present. Also noted is the forthcoming October 11 marriage of George Mulley’s daughter at the Buinton residence, and a Thursday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Worden with guests including Dr. Giffin Mrs Otis and Miss Isabelle Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jermyn
Susan
Radcliffe Downey
Oswego
N.Y
Harold Pattison
Hartford
Conn
T. Harwood Pattison
Rochester
Mary Bellows Sperry
Robert M. Scranton
Winthrop Street
E. G. Worden
C. M. Giffin
Mrs. Otis
Isabelle Miller
Pittston
Henry R. Wolfe
Harriet Orr Stanton
John ©. Stanton
Platt Price
George M. Mulley
Ambrose Mulley
North Scranton
Buinton
Fanny Mendelasohn Society
Joseph O'Brien
Conservatory of Muale
Movements of People Reach Many Cities
Mrs G I Birdsall returns from Honesdale and Grant Polton visits friends in Binghamton. Henry Wolfe of Pine Street visits In Byzacine. Mr and Mrs Crane back from the country. Attorney Vidaver and George Horn return from Marion sboro. W A Lines of the New York World in the city. Du Pont Breck and family bound for New York. Several others travel to New York, Europe, Bethlehem, Green Ridge, and beyond including a Nash stay and a three months visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Birdsall
Honesdale
Grant Polton
Binghamton
Henry R. Wolfe
Pine Street
Byzacine
F. L. Crane
Nathan Vidaver
New York City
George Horn
Esqq
Marinsbore
W. A. Lines
New York World
City
Charles du Pont Breck
Fred Schlotterbeck
BE. B. Franklin
William Connell
A. H. Winton
Miss Winton
Europe
J. George Elvelo
Lake Sheriday
Arthur Thomas
Bethlehem
R. W. Montgomery
New York
Pratt
Richard Osland
Nash
Fred Stevens
Olive Street
Great Bend
J. H. Alogler
Aroand
Eugene J. Burke
Cartondale
Green Hinge
W. J. Brown
Dalton
T. Tf. Watkins
Mise ‘G
Mra. C
Gritfin
Mra
Katherine BE. Wilcox
Glenburn
F. H. Jermyn
G. Dur
Dimmick
Morristown
N. J
Henry KR. Wolfe
A Soldier’s Homecoming and Millinery Musings
A returning Confederate era soldier finds his bed on the floor after two hours in the bed he admires and the narrative turns to his mother’s teary smile. The piece then pivots to satire on millinery openings, hats, and gendered fashion tastes, noting men’s dated views and women’s vanity without graphic detail.
Reduced Excursion Rates to Middletown Pa Camp Meade Visit
The Central Railroad of New Jersey announces reduced rates of 5.44 dollars from Beranton to Middletown Pa and return to allow people to visit the soldiers recently returned from the war with Spain in Cuba. The trip promises insight into camp life among regulars and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Beranton
Middletown
Camp Meade
Spain
Cuba
Musical Question Box from Screnton Conservatory Leader
Professor J Alfred Pennington answers readers music questions in the Saturday Tribune. Readers may send inquiries to Musical Question Box care of Tribune and initials will appear with answers. Initials may be used to stay anonymous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Pennington
Screnton Conservatory of Music
Elm Park Church
Tribune
Feenington
Musical study abroad in Europe urged for serious students
The article argues that while New York and Boston offer fine music study, superior training comes from several years in Europe. It stresses three years of prep in American conservatories, language learning, and broad cultural exposure before studying in Berlin or other centers. It notes benefits from immersion in architecture, art, and theater, plus access to world class orchestras and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegra
United States
New York
Boston
Ansaner
Europe
Berlin
America
Michael Angelo
Rembrandt
Rubens
Titian
Murillo
Shakespeare
Royal Theatre
Knights Templar Triennial Conclave Pittsburg
One fare for round trip via Lehigh Valley from Oct 10 to 18 with return by Oct 17. Bee ticket agent available for purchases and inquiries.
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Knights Templar
Pittsburg
Lehigh Valley
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John Kemmerer
Water Gap
Wilkes-Barre
J. H. Brooks
Chicago
Ralph Hoagland
Misa Haskin
Hoagland
Scranton
Siegel's
Bauer
Scranton Club
Committee On Billiard Room
Elizabeth Lewis
Excelsior Club
Hame
A. D. Stelle
Bessles
Mabel Fritz
May Hackett
Katherine Pratt
Mabel Shepherd
Alice Burns
Helen Jones
Jessie Callender
Messrs
Roswell McMullen
Harry Jones
Tudor Williams
Jerry Foster
Edward Callender
George Owens
Harold Norton
Stanley Manness
Frank M. Spencer
Willia
York
Paine
George A. Yocum
Philadelphia
Helen Sanderson
Clay Avenue
M. Lt. Niland
J. Baliey
Tore
Wells- Fargo Company
Katana City
John Spencer
Eyton Street
Flynn
Fifth Avenue
Honendale
Laura W. Badger
New Milford
PB Ware
Clarke
Price
Potter Clarke
Magleton
J. L. Wents
John T. Broren
Prospect Avenue
University of Pennsylvania
Mise Allee Murphy
Dunmore
Anna C. Clark
State Association of Homeopathiste
Mitteburg
Kenneth Wells
Watkne
J. B. Dincan
A. B. Mair
C. Gamewell
Co. W. Hulbert
Miss Smith
Misa Ljoyd
Misa Shaw
G. Coursen
St. Denis
FR. Strattan
Congressman Connell
Washington
Connell
Mr. Strattan
Lake Henry
Mary Jordan
Ondy
Katherine Wiltcox
Line
Frank Edward Spencer
Jonas Long's
Paria
CEREA
Wyoming and
Lackawanna Avenues
King of Diamonds
The
Cupid
Cluster of Phaches
Ma Vwoney Girl Music Hall
the Gridiron
Jonas Long
Stainer and Barrett
Novello, Ewer and Company
London
Theo, Baker
Schirmer
Inurope
Heston
Herr Wilhelm Gericke
Philharmonie
Germany
Arthur Nikisch
Gewandhaus
Leinsic
Nikisch
Richter
Vienna
Hane Richter
Colonne
Lamoreux
Paris
Paris Conservatory
Amos Whiting
Seidl
Black
Garagan
Hurch
Wilcox
Jackson Street
FE. Bedder
J. C. Moyer
Altos
M. Morgan
Mattie Thomas
Norma Nicholls
Albert Davis
Mary Thomas
Roy Wilame
W. L. Davis
John Davis
John Hitchings
Thomas Mathias
Reese Lewis
Kassos
J. Lloyd
Edward Watking
Be, Davis
R. Owens
John Harris
Dr. Mason Glee Society
Harford Fair
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Caleb Evans
St. David's Episcopal Church
D. Arien
Elm Park Church Quartette
Thomas Abrams
Israel
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Hyde Park
Mr. Abrams
Watkins
Cheating Street Presbyterian Church
Holy City
Perlee V. Jervis
Miss Hardenbergh
Nestor
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Mason
Charles H. Gardner
School For Young Ladies
Steinway Hall
Pond Gallery
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Department of Music
Molo
Plymouth Church
Elias B. Evana
Schubert Quartette
Jermyn Opera House
Jermyn St. Stephen's Church
Scranton Street
Fanny Mendelssohn Society
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Baptist Church
Will Thomas
Mies Martha Nicholls
Jenkins
Perry Brothers
Etore
Jolly Eleven
School 28
Jolly Tiloven
School
Dark Horse
Caroline T. Conkling
Katherine Timbernan
Clara Simpson
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