Social notes from Maine country club dances and weddings
A crowded social column recounts a dance at the Maine Country Club for visiting golf contestants with guests from Mauch Chunk Dayton Orange N J and more. It notes a luncheon by Miss Frances Winton, a smoter party, and a formal wedding at The Osborne with guests from Scranton Chicago Syracuse and Cleveland plus plans for a February residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
G. P. Grimith
Mra
B. Je. Watson
H. E. Reynolds
Mike Kenmmerer
Mauch Chunk
Mise Lowe
Dayton
Miss Reynolds
Orange
N. J
Mise Cleveland
Tilgh Fails
N. Y
Derr
Wilken-Darre
Mr. Reynolds
Messrs. McClure
van Renseelaer
Rochester
Albany
J. J. Blair
J. E. Watson
George Sturges
A. Hi. Storrs
R. M. Scranton
the Mises Archbald
Miss Helm
Miss Welles
Miss Hunt
Janet Dickson
Alice Matthews
Simpson
Helen Hand
Albert Gallatin Wheeler
New York
Misa Cassie Gould
Fdrth
May Gearhart
Osborne
West Fifty-seventh Street
Wilton Merle Smith
Central Presbyterian Church
James K. Gearhart
Scranton
W. H. Gearhart
Gearhart
Ttarker
Ikey Whieeler
Syracuse
N.Y
Kipp
West Pittston
W. J. White
Meveland
Der
Alpe
Davenport
New Hoohello
Hype Street
One Woman's Views on Parliamentary Tactics
A humorous tract on women presiding meetings. It argues feminine decorum outshines male rudeness while noting occasional lapses into chatter and vanity. The piece humorously suggests the baby may become real power at any gathering, reflecting on tradition and social rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liswell
Cushing
Roberts
Miem
Falt
Select Council
Rehearsals for Gondoliers Benefit in Scranton
Rehearsals for Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Gondoliers progress for November 21 and 22 performances to aid the Scranton Pres Kindergarten association. The cast includes sixteen principals and a fifty-strong chorus. The piece promises Venetian scenery, festive scenes, and the noted Cachucha dance, with ticket sales reported in strong demand as early rehearsals show marked progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert & Sylvans Con Epent
Scranton Pres Kindergarten Association
Venice
Mark's
Mer
Diney
Local names listed in a partial OCR fragment
A fragmentary OCR line lists individuals Burat, William Widener, Stanley Bim Rall, Professor Charles Doersam, Philip Doergam, Harold Kiows and George Slants. No events or context are provided.
Movements of People Around Town in North American Notes
A string of social and professional movements includes Attorney D B Replogless in New York, M J Keogh returning to Norwich, Mayor Malley back from Philadelphia, and numerous visits by Miss Reynolds, Miss Florence Brooks, and Mrs Charles Jones. Others noted include J J Blair Jr of Orange hosting friends, Miss Mary Pritchard from New York, and Captain J W Kambeck recovering in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B
New York
M. J. Keogh
Norwich
Malley
Philadelphia
Coe Durland
Honeydale
J. J. Blair, Jr
Orange
N. J
James Blur
Mise Elizabeth Cleveland
New Hien Faille
L al Loign
Miss Reynolds
Miss Reynolds and Mr. Reynolls
A. D. Simpeon
May Wilson
Trenton
Easton
Aaron Goldsmith
Ralph
Colon League
Mercantile Clube
Kingst W. Dolph
Madison Avenue
Clifford, Pa
Mary Pritchard
New York City
Vid Jones
Ilnerola Avenue
Misa Florence Brooks
Bdl Goldsmith
Mike Laura Brown
Cinderella Club
Mra. F
Paul
Mies Pawil
W. Peck
Charla Cottrell
Kirk
Patrick
Mins
M. H. Leverey
KR. Acker
Denis
York
Charles
Jones
Carbondate
Omaha
Neb
Willis Pratt
Antwerp
Baltle Sei
Rusala
Caspian
General Electric Company
J. W. Kambeck
Thirteenth Regiment Infantry
Elt
Harrisburg
Not Real Danger Mentioned In Erratic Note
Fragmentary note references Mia and a young man. text suggests downplaying risk and avoiding bother. Vague rural setting implied by phrases like boarder and ogre appears in garbled context. no clear event, date, or organization established.
Return From Camp and Other Musical News
The article describes Samuel Powell publication The Return From Camp and a new drum invention by Bronk Swaltes. It notes plans for eisteddfod contests in Hagleton and Pittsburg, a patriothe gong by Alfred Wooler, and upcoming rehearsals and recitals featuring local singers and musicians in Scranton and surrounding cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John H. Powell
Monumental charity building promotes women’s welfare in Philadelphia
The text touts a charity building at Fishbrath and Arch in Philadelphia operated by the Women’s Christian Association. It highlights Katherine Renneds and the WCLA home, praising Celery Compound as a health remedy and noting testimonials of improved health among worn workers and institutional staff, with claims of national uptake and medical prescription use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishbrath
Arch Streets
Philadelpha
Women's Christian Association
WCLA
Katherine Renneds
Putie
Ken Hedy
WOCAL
Attra Ib Thedge
Philadelphia
Union
Pitie
Palpe
Jaine
Aine
Paine
Plays and Players Inconsistent 19th Century Notes
A fragmented report from New York and London details actors and ventures across opera, vaudeville, and theater. Names such as Mine La Lohmann Victor Mauris and Jerome Bykew appear with engagements at the Grau Opera company and Royal Opera Dresden. Mentions of new touring acts and productions hint at shifting stage careers and temporary venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuties Miehman
Mason Muelvel
Cala
New York
Jerome Bykew
Dian
General Express
Troteater
Ind
la Lohmann
Victor Maura
Grau Opera Company
Metropolitian
Ron
Royal Opera
Dresden
Nelile McHenty
Vauideville
Annie Butheland
Jefferson
Dove Cove
Augustus Thomas
Arthur Cheney
Theatrical Gossip and Casting Changes in 19th Century Dramas
A noisy collage of theater notices outlines cast changes and production plans for works like A Lady of Country and The Banker Dunder. It mentions H. Sothern shifting roles, Joe Storm and The Coristhan, and preparations for Broadway rotations with promises of new adaptations and possible openings in New Orleans and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Apo
H. Sothern
Old Lowe
Morgan
Mary Mannering
Joseph Pluwortie Tate
Mike Viola Allen
Bill Morgan
John Storm
Coristhan
Columbin Theater
Brooklyn
Alvy Stormin
Ye Crum Theater
Aucienw By
New York
Weber
Bing
Lou
New Orleans
Cewete
Peanels
Wilson
Wilson Lan Wein
Amiden
Tor Hrminie
Francia Wikson Wiplin Vadown
Te Wolf Mappa
Burnabye
Bosjonlins
Isheo
Juieiweckel Hashina
Ee Lee
Anthony Tone Hon Joet
Lonmton
Frilon
Wien
Erie
America
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Maine
George Maynard Mulley
Anthracite Wheelmen
North Main Avenue
Mabelle Schlager
Clay Avenue
Miss Nutting
Mont Clair
Jadwin
Carbondale
Missen Mores
Amy Northup
Emma Byrne
Grace
Elizabeth Sanderson
Helen Stevens
Anna Salmon
Primrose
Helen Foulke
Stewart Simpson
Katherine Steell
Anna McAnulty
Mary Gearhart
May Albro
Haslam
Arthur Teall
Ezra Scott
Moris
Curtia Powell
Russell Jones
George Welsh
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Wolfe
Roswell MceMuhen
Clarence Gilmore
Lawrence Watres
Walter Stevens
William Dimmick
Ford Pratt
Warren Pierson
H. H. Coston
Faust
Thomas Dickson
H. M. Holes
Dickson
Morristown
Charles Schlager
Miss Mabelle
Behlager
Mabelle
Sophie Schlager
A. L. Patterson
C. F. Walter
T. G. Wolfe
John Simpson
G. M. Hallstead
Mise Lois Schlager
Missex Nettle Schlager
Helen Jones
North Park
Charles Schonk
Lydia Sailor
Professor Chasream
Hendiges
Metzel
Geseler
Knox
Gunlock
Mattie Hendiges
Kate Harrett
Mary and Louise Slants
Charles Genwr
Edward Arnm
Paradise
Green Ridge
Lwelke
Buuoy
Leos
Inquirer—Wioise
Msic
Anewer
A. J. Goodrich
H. R. Hawela
H. EB. Krehbiel
W. &. B. Matthews
John Stainer
E. Pauer
F. Hand
EK. Pauver
Beethoven
Eltenrein
G. P. Upton
Charles Scribner's Sons
Fifth Avenue
A. Ll. W
Mesandre Guilmant
Hle Lessona
Moensieur Guilmants
Paris Conservatory
M. Guilmant
Conservatoire
France
Anowdd
Tralian Arrose Avery
Justis- Choy
Italy
Phin
Vatr
Elm Park
Eloi Miairk
Sidiy
Hood
Profesor
J. Alfred Pennington
Mauwic
Arist
Kim Perk Church
Saturday Tribune
Tribune
Muele
At Liberty
Hox
Cate
Professor Pennington
Inidale
Conneletion
J.C
Lot of
Vrope
Champ
Samuel Powell
Camp
Powell & Co
Will Doubtle
Bronk Swaltes
Lawrence Band
Squires
Academy of Music
Hagleton
Weet Scranton
Porloe
Jervin
Beranton
Alfred Wooler
Kim Park
Glorious Land
Justice Tiikel Wai Mercy Ieee al Oedarhe Eh Eeapitiad
Ehagdat
Fronton
Keries
Providence
Ies
Jeverh
Ren
Misc
Voltentaurs
Allegra
Dilley
Cavantine
Sheba
Atdante
Prualley Vivek
Veiliathone
Ohio
Secor
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