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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1898

Page

6

Golf domes and social events dominate Scranton scene

The country club hosts lively golf activity with record scores by A Z Huntington and upcoming matches against Morris County Golf Club. Social gatherings include a Preston Park fete honoring C W Kirkpatrick with a gold watch, and multiple receptions, luncheons, and musical events at various venues in Scranton.

A. Z Huntington T. H. Watkins Messrs A. Z. Huntington J. H. Brooks H. P. Simpson Frank Fuller Morristown N. J Preston Park Co. W. Kirkpatrick C. W. Kirkpatrick

Movements of People and Local Returns Listed

A long column lists various residents and visitors arriving, returning, or staying in town from New York, Williamsport, Chicago, Buffalo, Norwicht, and Europe. It notes travels by Misses Josephine Phelps and Bessie Hand, Mr. D. W. Powell, and many others, with several changes of residence and social visits across Beranton, Morristown, and Lansdale areas.

Judd Woodward Glenburn Frank Poole John Loomis Woodward Laura Hall J. Whetling Scranton van Kenon Hoboken T. H. Miller Dalton Frank Hall Charles Robinson Fire Island R. M. Stratton Southold Eugene Hale Shamokin David J. Evans Virginia L. Griffin New York Harry G. Miner Williamsport T. F. Penman A. D. Stelle Monroe Avenue Morris Goldsmith Europe Rey A. J. van Cleft Norwich Arthur Thomas Bethlehem J. P. Dickson Myer Davidow Boston Emma Hanley Owego W. A. Fulton Cottage City Aliss Anna Bugh Buffalo Chenuds Wetober Herry I. CO Jovephine Phelps Bessie Hand Miss Dana Morristown Boynton Atlanta Princeton Harold Watres Hardenbergh Louise Hardenbergh Honesdale Misace Corn Anna Rencler North Lincoln Avenue Factoryville Willam P. McAndrew Bauer Carbondale D. W. Powell E. D. Jenkins Willis Pratt Schenstady General Electric Company A. (. Brugler Pittman Avenue Fig Street W. G. Fulton Contentment Leland Cenn Willam Hamilton Somerville N. J John D. Davenport C. W. Fulton McAnu J. H. King G. J. Brown Snyder J. V. Conant A. S. Baker Bt. Denis

Musical Gossip and Concert Plans at Scranton

The Scranton Conservatory hosts a full rehearsal for the Seldl concert chorus on Monday Sept 26 at 7:45 pm. Madame Carreno tours the U.S. with manager Mr. Harry Sanford and Miss Annie Millar, using Chickering pianos. Lectures on violin history and acoustics are set for Sept 29 at the Symphony rooms on Lackawanna avenue.

Seldl Scranton Conservatory of Music Symphony Orchestra Lackawanna Avenue House Carl Seller Madame Carreno Harry Sanford Annie Millar Boston Powell & Co Chickering

Unequal to Exertion in Portrait of a Father’s Night

A quiet moment between George and his partner leads to a decision about visiting her father. He worries the older man is cross and tired, deeming the occasion unsafe to approach tonight. The scene captures tension and concern in a domestic setting.

George Papa Chicago

Musical Question Box Opens For Readers At Tribune

Professor J Alfred Pennington director of Screnton Conservatory and Elm Park Church organist will answer music questions in the Saturday Tribune Readers may send inquiries to Musical Question Box care of Tribune or to Professor Pennington Only the writers initials will appear with answers and initials may be fictitious to remain anonymous

England France Germany London St. Stephen's Walbrook E. C St. Andrew's Wells Street Sullivan J. W. Randolph Conservatory Grace Spencer E. Lamaze Conservatory French Pennington Providence Presbyterian Church Katharine Timberman Caroline T. Conkling Alfred Wooler Elm Park Church Thomas Jones Wooler J. A. Pennington J. Alfred Pennington Screnton Conservatory of Music Saturday Tribune Tribune

Plays and Players and The Stage in Review

Miss Ida K. Dewey of Brooklyn signs to appear next year in support of Charles Leonard Fletcher. Crane’s tour centers in Boston Philadelphia Chicago and New York with “A Virginia Courtship” as the main piece. Albert Chevalier’s “The Land of Nod” is expected in America this season while “The Highwayman” creator Harry B. Smith works on new operas “Elixir” and “The Fortune Teller.” The Charlatan praised by The New York Mail and Express as Sousa’s best operatic tone yet with a refined march and witty libretto by Klein including “Orange Blossoms” and “Seventh Son of a Seventh Son.”

Dewey Ida K. Dewey Brooklyn Manila Edward F. Dewey Walton N. Y Charles Leonard Fletcher Crane St. Louis Boston Philadelphia Chicago New York Virginia Albert Midlands Chevalier Alain Klein Peggy Wes

Domestic Servant Woes and Wheel Riding Charm in Society

A city salon debate on domestic help reveals trust issues in maid references and the thrill of wheel riding by servants. Women discuss wages, honesty in references, and the odd risk of maids or cooks leaving with bicycles, causing social and household disruption.

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