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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1894

Page

11

Social activity notes two prominent weddings in Scranton

Weekly society roundup highlights two major Scranton weddings Miss Kate Jay and Miss Leona Seeley with details of gowns, attendants and reception. It also mentions upcoming dances, theater offerings, and local social events including a charity concert for St Luke's Free Kinder garten and a Bicycle Club social season opener.

Kate Jay Douglas Jay Rollo G. Jermyn Uride Slater Vine Street Leona Seeley Richard Osland St. Luke's Church Jay-Jermyn

Jane and The Limited Mail at local theaters this week

The Froth-Ingham stages the bright comedy Jane under Guatave Frohman with a shrewd English maid plot. Elmer E. Vance presents The Limited Mail at the Academy of Music with railroad drama and suspense. Astounding scenic Power of the Press opens next week with elaborate tableaux of Manhattan and Wall Street.

Jane Froth- Ingham Guatave Frohman Frohman Ben June Academy of Music Elmer E. Vance Agastus Pitou New York Manhattan Athletice Club Madison Avenue Imperial Hotel Upper Broadway Wall Street East River Elmer By Vance

American concert tour prolongs in Pontypridd Wales

The Haydn Evans concert company from America will give a concert at Pontypridd New Town hall on Monday evening October 1 Maabon Day. The soprano Miss Sadie Kaiser and violinist Miss Julia C Allen receive high praise as audiences across South Wales praise the programme. G R Jones Caradog chairs the event as the tour continues to two more weeks.

Vandergrift Jamestown Gooprano Elm Park Church University of Pennsylvania Katharine Parker Philadelphia Miss Bolve School of Oratory Carrie Russell Windsor N. Y Muggle Winter Jermyn A. W. Cooper Hampton Street McCausland Sidney Jenckes Jay Jermyn Montrase Whiting Allen Adovertisin Eent Iorepaugh John Owens Brown Carrie Brown Stroudsburg Mis G. W. Bushnell Wyoming Avenue Walter Beck Towanda Minnie Reese Bessie Dean Wilkes-Barre Jack Owego Merrifield's Jennie Kear Price & Roe's Sidney Broadbent Victoria Washington Ella Hess Missouri Mize Marlon Hitchcock George A. Jessup Clay Avenue Euphrasia Keeler Binghamton Green Ridge Friends CM. Price Price & Roe New York City Hull Indiana Jennie Smith Madison Avenue Joseph van Nort Adama Avenue J. N. Bulkley The Traction Company Pittsburg Schubmeh Kennedy Olyphant City Edmund Hall Olive Street Julia Pettigrew Gibson Street Harry P. Simpson Buffalo Ezra Connell Yale Tallestorean W. Kellum Noe Sullcher Torrey Cazenovia Re Officer Ridgeway Pont Sadie BE Kaiser South Wales Julia Ce Allen G. R. Jones Caradog Miss Kaiser

Parry's National Music Plea Spurs Welsh Ties in New York Season

The Fifty third season of the Philharmonic Society of New York announces six evening concerts with six afternoon rehearsals under Anton Seldl. Soloists include Eugene Ysaye, Er. A. MacDowell, Mme. Lillian Blauvelt, and Caesar Thomson. Dr. Parry's visit inspires Welsh music advocacy and praises national music and education. The new orchestra, led by Hemberger, aims to be a major regional artistic force with Scranton and Wilkes-Barre players.

Philharmonic Society of New York Anton Seldl Eugene Ysaye America Er. A. MacDowell Mme Lillian Blauvelt Caesar Thomson Philharmonic Society H. W. Ernst Joseph Parry National Music For Wales Wagner Italy Germany France Russia Taly Wales Wagher Parry National Music Atlantic Hemberger New York Boston Hi Olhon Scranton Wilkes-Barre

Famous Joker Tommy Kilrow of Great Bend Captures Delegates

Tommy Kilrow, a Republican with a famed humorous wit, is a public character in Bradford Susquehanna Wayne Wyoming counties. He attends conventions and persuades farmers with original tactics, recounting a Susquehanna county scene where he extolled James T. Dubois as the sharpest man in Pennsylvania and spun a dizzying science tale to convert a skeptical farmer.

Bradford Susquehanna Wayne Wyoming Tommy Kirrow Great Bend Mr. Kilrow Tommy Tommy Kilrow James T. Dubois Jim Dubois Pennsylvania Chicago Farmer Dubois

Robber Steals $6000 from Brewster County Treasurer

Edward Garnet treasurer of Brewster County was robbed at Alpine by a pistol wielding bandit who forced him to surrender $6000 from his private office. The thief escaped and remains at large.

Texas Brewster County United Press el Paso Tex Edward Garnet Alpine Pacha Garnet Garnet

Rosebery honored in Dornock as Lord praised for golf

London reports Earl of Rosebery receives another burgh freedom at Dornock with a speech on sport. Lord Rosebery and the Duke of Sutherland travel to Tain to receive further honors. Joseph Chamberlain tours Leeds, rebukes Ireland and home rule foes, defends the constitution, and mocks his detractors. Railways suffer 1899’s worst year on record due to coal strikes. A notable bequest to a cat-loving old maid funds pensions for cats of Ann Mathews. New stage pieces debut starring Irving and Beerbohm Tree with royal attention to Tree’s Edinburgh visit.

London Earl of Rosebery Dornock Balfour Lord Rosebery Duke of Sutherland Tain Duke Joseph Chamberlain M. P Leeds Ireland House of Lords Commons Joey Chamberlain Senate of the United States Legislative Assembly Chamberlain Lord Randolph Churchill Oxfordshire Marborough Rolla Jennefee Ursula Ann Elizabetht Mathews Henry Irving Waterloo Dr. Conan Doyle Irving Annie Hughes Arthur Roberts Arthur Holyhead Dublin Mr. Tree Abbey's Theater New York

Father's Death Mixup Delays Weston Funeral Tale

In Weston two families, the Wards and the Gregorys, share close ties. A telegram about Judge Ward’s death causes confusion as John Gregory’s father is the real deceased, leading George Ward to attend his neighbor’s funeral instead of his own father’s. The mix up unravels on arrival in Weston.

Gregorys Weston Ward Gregory Eonwreaa George Judge Ward New York Old Gregory John George Ward John Gregory Pennsylvania Railroad West Rawler Lake O Pather Mrs Ward Mr. Ward Liam

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Gauotys Mary Geraldine Schroeder Percival John Morris St. Peter's Cathedral Conrad Schiroeder Gren Ridge Cecilia Schiroeder Frederick Tropp Gertrude Morris Philippine Tropp Mame O'Malley Emma Koch Lillian Hull Morris Augusta Tropp Beatrice Trystine Morris Charlotta Schroeder Flower Kirls William Watkins Peckville William Avery Charles Willams Eugene Davils George Rogers Samuel Derman Edward Thayer Clark George M. Carpenter Sadie Milham A.J. Sturdevant Benjamin Miller Boyle Nice Gertrude M. Butts Europe Carpenter Standard Dairy Company Lmt FE. G. Carpenter Waverly William Milham M. J. Milham James Milham Brooklyn Win Hee Bethlehem May Anna Bond Meshoppen Katharine Tripp Pursel Porty Fort Emma Mutts Anna Stewart Seranon Frothingham St. Luke's Sidney Metropolitan Hans Scranton Bicycle Club Washington Avenue Oec E. A. Gilmore i Lake Winola Jesse Torry Margaret Torry Bessie Rice Messrs Hubert Wightman H. B. Cox Edward Hall William Pierce Margaret McKay William McKay E. P. Fuller Delaware and Hud Adams Avenue Charles Eb, Robinson D. D Second Presbyterian Church B. B. Leonard Platt Place Jennie Haslam Savannah Haslam Kate Decker C. M. Decker Jefferson Avenue William Wright First Presbyterian Church Ethel Snyder Horace Pease W. H. Pearce Ira A. Ives Pease Waydn Evans Vylon the Sacred Moule Society Conservatory Hall Lindsay Scranton Oratorio Society George Haven Rockwell Utica N.Y Rockwell Agnes Scott Montrose BE E Southworth Scott Susquehanna County Battery B Orme Darvall Wasa Frothingham White Nellie B. Chandler Ella Mouser Zita McDonough Florence Beckett Christine Alendorf Gertrude Packard Mable Wilnot Minnie Glover Alice White Miss Gertrude Holyoke French El 1 1 Aliie Morgan Evangelist Schiveria Morgan Epworth League Rim Park Methodist Episcopal Church Dudley Buck Mr. Carter Fred Whittemore Susie Black Nicholson Miss Black Kate Wilcox R. Parke John Twate Nlie Blauvelt Charles I. Whitmore Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Atlantic City Dr. Dvorak England Cardiff Mascagni Berlin Anton Bruckner Golng Down Hill Leipair Rubenstein Abbey Popper Paderewski Tommy Kirow Doey Chamberlain Senate Irving Dues Gladstone Willis Gustave Frohman ST. Luke's Kindergarten H. J. Anderson W. T. Smith Charles McMullen E. S. Moffat H. W. Kingsbury N. G. Robertson W. M. Dickson G. M. Halstead L. S. Oakford Susan Jermyn Davis’ Theater Enemies For Life Vivian de Mento Aylesworth’s Wyoming Ave
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