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NEMVUDNESDAYf, .JAJSUAUiT 1, 1902.
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of our fine holiday stock of Pictures,
framed nnd untrained, wo will sell at
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We havo made tho offer, nnd It Is
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I City Notes J
CAI'rAlN' 1IOI1X HIJSIOXS. Captain Itoberl r.
lloin, cl Company I, Thlitccntli regiment, lo
cated at Knston, lias tendered lit resignation to
Colonel h. A. Waller, aMlgnlnp; pressure -of
business as a reason.
POSTPONED. OwitiR to the holiday rciem tho
regular meeting ol the hoard of olllcera ot tli"
llilrteentli regiment Is poslponcd until l'rldiy
evening, January 10, at S o'tlock sharp.
JII.T.T1XCI rOSTPOXKD. The leiiular meeting
ot IIlc No. 1SJ, ladles of the Jlarcabcct, has
been postponed until Satuuky, Jan. 1, 1I)M, and
will bo held at A. O. U. v. hall, Lackawanna
m cnuc.
AT FinST CHUJtCII. The Jfcw 'YmiN morn
ing; sendee will bo held In the I'irst Prc-b.v terl in
(hurcli from 0 until 10 o'llotk. 'Hie itiu.il Wed
nesday cvcnlne; ectviee will be omitted this
evening.
MONTHLY JICHTIXO. 'lhe first monthly
meeting of the Home for the rricndlcss for 1002
will take place tomorrow at the rooms ot the
Young Women's Clulftian association. A full
attendance is desired.
PltnTTY CALENDAR. A3 is their annu.il cus
tom, Jfcgargce Bros., paper dealers, are sending
out to their friends a very pretty c.ilendir. It is
a large panel with jn attracts c picture in the
daintiest ot colors, and jnot artistic ii every
lespect.
l')tIMAllIi:S IX Till: SIXTH. Ihe Democrats
ot the Si.lh ward Mill conduct piimaiiss Satin
diy, Jan. 7, IPO.', between the bouts of i and 7
p. in., to select candidates for t-eleit and com
mon councllmen, conetuble, rrgltcr of voiers and
to choose election boaid-..
ONLY OXU APPLICANT. r'ill Scivice Kam-
jner Louis Kchautz, of tlie Scranton pnftnfllce,
Aas only leceived one application for the exam-
. .nation of intcrprelcr in the Slovak language,
(or a position under the government. The ex
amination will be held on Tuclaj, .lanuaij 7.
Ui:i'UllLICAX ALMAXAC. The twenty-fifth
annual almanac cf the feci anion Hepublican was
Iwucil yiMcrday. It was complied by J. K.
rn, the managing editor of the paper, and he
jldcs a londenscd suinmaiy of the jear's ncwi-,
lontalns a laige amount of information ot r.nlous
Mild that is hialily valuable. Tlie volume con
tl'ts of US pages.
EUHEKA READING CLUB.
Annual Meeting Held in Their Club
Rooms.
The Euteka nemllngr club held Its an
nual meeting at its club rooms, 533
I.uekawunna avenue, ana the following:
olllcers were elected: Piesldent, Charles
Uattle; vice-preshlent, A. Williams;
secretary, Charles O'Nell: recording
secretary, Thomas Hawkins; treasurer,
Fred Porter; steward, Charles II,
Major; directors, Chatles Battle, A.
Williams, Marlon Howard, Charles II.
iAIajor, Walter Taylor; house commit
tee, Henry Hill, Robert Jones, Walter
Johnson.
The meeting was largely attendee,
after which the members enjoyed a
smoker and collation, in honor of two
of their members, who departed lor
Philadelphia and Washington.
NEW YEAR'S RECEPTIONS.
The Knights ot Columbus will eon
duct a reception today between the
hours of 1.30 nnd 7 p. in. at their club
house on Noith Washington avenue.
Bauer's full orchestra will vender mu
sic and refreshments will be served by
Hanley.
Tho Green P.ldge Wheelmen will keep
'open house today between the boms
ot 12 in. and G p. m. A turkey lunch
Will bo served.
The Firemen's Relief association will
have open house today at their rooms,
221 Spruce stiect, and Invite the pub
lic to call and Inspect their quarters.
Tho "boys" will cater to the wantB of
those who avnll themselves ot the In-j
vltntlon.
To the Public and Patrons of the
Consumers Ice Co.
On and after Jan. 1st, 1902, the price
of coal Is as follows: Chestnut, stovo
nnd egg coal," J3.50 per 2,000 lbs; pea
coal, ?2.50 per 2,000 lbs. ,
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Mr. Chns. Russell, Concert 'Cellist
And Teacher,' of Now York,
vVlllticccpt a limited number of pupils
In Scranton. For terms, etc., apply to
MlssJuilu. C. Allen, 012 Washington
avenue.
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I ffOND OFFERINGS. 1
4- Spring Brook Wnter,lst Mtg.5a
t Ickn! Valley Hlec, Light, 1st t
I JMts.- 6s. J
NgrtutHU'Btjriina PoconoMoun- -f
Sntn Iqo Co,, 1st Mtp. 5s, I
Standard Gas (Jo., 1st Mtg. Ss.
xhlp;hto'n "Water Supply Co., 1
st Mtg. Cs, T
New Mexico Railway and Coal
teo 1st Mtf, Da:
Dsct.niud price on appll.
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BACHELORS' ANNUAL DANCE.
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yIircilU was another Bachelors'
fsi. ball Inst night. It was one to bo
VJ miuked as a fair glenmlng
Jewel, so distinct was It from
the row of those which slip,
whlto and shlnlnir oil the rosary of
memory. They are all remembered,
those happy ljalln, with the delight
over mingled with a certain regret that
so far tho thread leaches Into the
distance, but this ball was the latest
and therefore the lumpiest, thu loveli
est, the beirt. tt Is Bald that tbeie Is
nothing more beautiful thnn what wo
see no mote nnd perhaps this Is truest
ot vanished cladness that Is not too
dimly veiled bf the distance. The far
off metnoiles meet together softly like
pearls, and we can scarcely distinguish
ono that wns fairest, but the happiness
of yesterday Is always bright as a star
Is bright when It hangs solitary In the
west.
So, today, the ball ot last night Is re
membered as Homethlnrr pro-eminent
and peerless. Possibly our people, fa
miliar with these ureat annual events,
which stand like tall sentinels, between
the parting nnd the coming years, and
toward which Jauus-fnred, society
gazes ever to date the social calendar,
forget what this Uachelors' ball menus
to Scranton. Do they realize what it
would mean If somebody crew weary
of making Uachelors' balls and pre
ferred to have a good time at other peo
ple's dances?
It would lesult In just this that
Scranton would be thu dullest place
during- the holiday season anywhere on
the face of the earth. There Is little
to bring gaiety to this city unless some
extraordlnaiy social event Is planned.
The visitors who Hock hither and who
represent the culture and charm of
A. G. HUNT, Treasurer. MORTIMER B. FULLER, Chairman. JAMES BLAIR, Secretary.
PAUL B. BELIN. S. B. THORNE.'
the country would find some other spot
in which to spend Now Year's eve were
It not for this ono nlhulng gleam, these
visitors have periodically added Inter
est and pleasure to social functions by
their presence.
More than nil this, Is it realized that
our own folk would hie themselves far,
far away were not the fame ot the ball
so pronounced, nnd were they not suro
of having a better time here than any
where else? How very significant Is
this view of the subject can scarcely
be overestimated. The surrouudiuga
anil tlin customs In Scranton society
render it more deMrable as a holiday
pleasure for tho college men and maid
ens than many another city, Tho de
butante looks forward with the utmost
Impatience to the BacbeloiV ball tor her
first great social function. Are there
many others elsewhere of enlmlly high
distinction where she would he as sate?
Tho college boy greets with a glad wel
come his first Invitation to tho Bach
elors; would a similar event In monl
social centers alve his family as little
uneasiness?
Tho IJaeholoiH deserve far more credit
than they recelvo for making their ball
a permanent annual feature of Scrau
toa's hoclal life. It cannot bo said that
they recognize It as an occasion of un
mixed bliss. Too many times has It
been an e.xnenslvo entertainment out
side the strain of responsibility and
hard work reaching over a period of
weeks and months, but It has became a
feature which Is a vital necessity to
Bcrauton's social existence and as such
should be uppi eclated at Its truo worth.
Tho committee this year, tho llrst
under the now chaiter, la composed of
James Blalc. Jr., A. O. Hunt, aI, U.
Fuller, P. B. Bellii and S. Bilnckorhoft
Thorne,
A, Q. Hunt directed tho decom
tlons, To Air. M, B. Fuller'H artistic
tusto was due tho attractive bowers,
where Oriental inga and divans,
sheltered by tall Christmas tiers, niailo
pleasant little nooks for dancers. They
were plnced at either side of the main
entrance.
Those who expected to be, disap
pointed n their expectations, If by be.
lug dsappontl means to have the
breath taken awav with u sudden vis
ion of llaht and shlnimoi'lner beauty.
It wu as It the beholder cumo from
tho winter chill suddenly Into the sun
shine where tho air was pink with
appleblossoms uiul the smile ot eternal
sp'ilng. It was more like what might
have been anticipated It the tastu of
some clever womnn of artistic Judg
ment had designed the first ball for a
popular debutante than as It tho Ideas
had been wi ought out In tho brains ot
young men who ate not Idlers but a
pait of tho busy world of affairs.
The gonerat effect wns or a rosy glow
enhanced by a llood ot Unlit tiers of
bowers enclosing a grant whlto space
over which dancers grouped themselves
In an endless succession ot pictures and
surrounding all, tho wall ot pink and
whlto In ever changing delicacy of hue,
and shutting out the memory ot the
great hall as springtime warmth hides
the vnmiulflhcd winter.
It was a pretty conceit, this thought
of narrowing down tho vast space,
with Us grim supports nnd Its natrow
windows looking out with ominous eyes,
and hiding It, too, with tho airy and
fllmy fabric which reached from cir
cling roof to lloor at either end ot the
wide platform. Descending from a
central point hung a design ot furled
Hags of pink, and at Intervals large
stais of pink and white swung- from
the colling. Balloon draperies added
vatlety and high above all were fes
tooned the flags of tho nation In rich
folds.
The nlatform was surorunded by
boxes, lightly enclosed, and draped with
pink portlers. At the back was a thick-
hedge of tall Christmas trees making
an indescilbably enchanting effect and
affording the relief la tohe to give char
acter to the light and tijry hues ot the
draperies.
These boxes were striking In their
beauty. They were lltted up with all
the luxurious elegance that would
characterize a Tutklsh room In a pri
vate mansion. Delicate festoons ot
Florida smllax trailed above and along
THE COMMITTEE.
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to the graceful ropes of green that
drooped from the central decoration.
Tho boxholdei'h, .some of whom, be
cause of family bereavements, weio
not present, were, beginning with the
upper right-hand i orner of the siiunre
at Adams avenue: IT. "W. Taylor, (.', H.
Woolworth, William Connrll, J. II.
Brooks, T. C. Von S torch, .1. ,!.. Kcm
mercr, V. J. Torrey, J. W. Oakford,
the committee, Miss Piatt, A. B. Blah-,
Henry Tlelln, Jr., O. S. Johnton. B. B.
Stuiges, W. W. Scranton. K. L,. Ful
ler, T. II. Watklns. The patronesses,
Mrs, tlLiirgo Snndcr.son, Mrs. H. M,
Boies, Mrs. J. B. Dlmmlck, Mrs. F. jr.
Yanilllng, Mrs. A. D. Blacklnton, Mrs.
W. 11. Taylor, Mrs. O. 'it. Jennyn,
Tho boxes held fifteen chairs nnd
were thronged with elegantly attired
guests. Indeed, it has been years since
m many niagnlllccnt gowns were seen
at it local function. It was a white
bnll to a great desree, as there were so
many young girls In tho spotless, misty
fabilu so becoming to youth. Begally
handsome black gowns were the next
In favor, and there weio also many
cxiiulsltu robes In pale hues.
Tlw bahony bak ot the band stand
vas tilled with guests who did not
dance, ami who enjoyed tho flue view
ot tho lovely scone, Xo chairs were
placed on the dancing platform except
those within tlie boxes.
Built out from the front tho band
stand was an extension ot the balcony
and was occupied by tho forty-live
musicians.
The vast work necessitated In shut
ting In tho dancing floor may be Im
agined when It Is known that the scieen
at the j ear wns 157i feet long and 58
feet high, and the one surmounting tho
balcony 11 feet by 2G. Tho two em
ployed 1.S84 yards ot materluls. 'i'hete
were thirty-eight boxes set about by
hundreds ot evergreen trees and trop
ical plants, and It was undoubtedly tliri
most effective over seen in this reghn,
The dancers were delighted with the
floor and the 'music, The! a was so
much greater space than on the former
occasions that not only was the tableau
effect marvellously enhanced but tho
satisfaction o( duncinir was Increased
fourfold. Tho pretty luce gowns were
not things of shreds and patches, "an
illusion and a tear." as one young
lady energetically declared hers to bo
at a former ball, when tho little houis
began to hurry on into the New Year,
Notwithstanding the large number of
guetits present, the space was. ample.
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Surely It Avns tho perfection of. muslo
to which the happy tin 0113 danced.
Homctlmes thev broke forth Into tho
merriest applause for the end ot tho de
lightful numbers came ever too soon,
Tho utmost care hail been taken In the
selection of tho music and the commit
tee tecelved frequent congratulations
on Its success. Up-to-date, unhack
neyed nnd the favorites In aristocratic
circles of New York, 110 such dance
music has been heard hero In many 11
day. Bauer had more than ono ovation
for the spirit and Its spontaneous
charm. To Mr. Blair Is due the credit
for Its success.
The programmes were dainty and
pleasing. The title page bore tho now
Insignia of tho organization a key,
barring a circle, In which was Inscribed
"Tho Bnchelors, Orcanlzed 1SS8."
The following were the dance num
bers: l'llOORAMMi:.
1. Two Slep "Hello of the Boulevard". ..Pnlton
!!. Waltz "Vcnm llclgen" Oungl
H. Two btep "Coon, Coon, Coon" Migle
t. Wultx "VnUe llleuc" ., Maigls
B. lainclers "U. S. Army" Itcnnan
0. Walts' "I)i earn of the Ocean" fiungl
7. Two Step "Creole Uellcs" Lamps
8. Waltx "Jilur Danube" Mrauw
D. Two Mrp "Italian Ituntcis" ..Kilcnbcrg
10. Waltz "I'loiodota" Vithcr
11. Tno Step "On D11I3" Itosey
U. Waltz ".Monte Crhto" KottaV
1!. Two Step "Vin't Dat a Hiame"..Clmttaway
II, Walt?. "Wine, Woman and Soup;". ...Strains
li. Two Step 'Toll .h, Pietty Maiden". ..eher
HI. Two Mri "Cuban Independence"., I Icnnlnger
17. Wall "Visions of a lltMittlful Wo-iian."
Fahibach
13. Two Step "Pullman Pollers' lljl".&ti-ombeig
J. Two Steii "llenben and the Mald"....i:vans
20. Waltz "ihe Itoundcra" Kuglantlrr
21. Two Moi "Yale lloola" Illrslt
2J. Nullz "Kn-ucno Ncdiicloi" Ito'.w
2.1. Two Step "King of the Tuf" 1'ihrbaeli
21. Two Stqi "Oooil Morning, Cairia" Line
Following were the ox.ta dances:
1. "'llio Ornipclitni,"
2. "Viljutaiit hJlilde,."
.'!. "A runsri'SM,"
t. "i:ciy ltuu' lias a llaj; but the iiion."
.-.. "nolle la riolh."
0. "Hood Hie Dully fliiij."
7. "Pinch Kanipf rum Sn-ir."
8. "lis JapitiiMO CliOiiy Illuoin.
j:ncohi:s.
1. "Whin Ituibeii I'mne to Tann."
2. "ISuwtr.i liiuk."
.'I. "W'lien ill . Shakcpcaio Comes to Town."
t, "liulllo lliltcad..."
ft. "1111111111' lto.de. '
li. "On tlie Leteo,"
7. "Coon Town Hand Contest."
Facilities for tho comfort of guests
at ti largo affair are better In the new
armory than any where else In tho
city. Tim luxuriously fltted-up hend
nuniters wero used last night, two
looms being sot aside for tho ladles and
two for the men, Tho spacious and
handsome parlora of tho Veterans were
employed for smoking rooms.
Tho supper was laid In tho rooms
piovlded for that pmposo on the
fourth floor. The example set at the
armory ball was not followed
on this occasion, as the guests were
cosily Beated at small tables. The sup
per rooms wero tho scenes of continual
gaiety during the evening. The menu
Included:
Iloulllon Lolutn- Cutlets
CliUlu'ii Salad Olives
lie drum Fancy Cal.es
Cafe Piappe
i'.mioxi;ssi:.s' aow.ss;
lira, II, L. I'uller Pails town of shell plnL
niouellne and silk upplhjucd with blade lace
butterflies finbioldcied in jwatla and klbcr. Dla.
liiond iKHklaiu and pear) ornament..
Mis. -lames Aulibald Illaik lace our white
bilk. Diamond miuhiciiU.
Mis. 1.'. 11, Jeimyn-Ulaik lam liNtlly span,
aleil In Jet. Diamond onumeuU.
Mis. P. II. Ilclin lllack lace and diamonds.
Mrx. (', 1!. Plalt-l'aitj gown of niouoellno
und lace, riaiiiituru of pearls and pink roses.
Mi. T, II, Watklns jteal laie ocr blua lib.
erly catln, KamUuic ol Ktes.
Mr. W, W, Hcrantcn lllack Jace orr wlilte
silk, diamonds.
Mis. N. a. Robrton-Cicy tiepe do ildne,
diainomb,
Mw. II. H. Uiady, Jr. l'li.k irepo do chine,
entio dv'ui of lace, diamond ormmcnti.
OIIIUU 1IEAUTIKUL CHEATIO.SS.
Mr. Cconro Sjndfnon Black net o.er white.
MlNi Marlon Klnaebury Bandewon White ciepo
and lace over white tllk.
MU llMtlng White net over while.
Mli Wood White creuc de chines Uce ind
pink liberty talln.
Mlw llrooke Pink liberty Rauio oer pink.
Mis l'liyfc While crepe do elilnc oer wilti,
Xllw rihcr While crepe de ililne.
Miss Millncy Pink tlilffon over pluk.
MIm Slurgcn Pink pleated inmdlii orr while
Ilk.
JIIm I'llkln White point d'caprll oter while,
with vlnk i civet.
Mm. J, h. Went? While, orjandlc over palo
blue silk ; point lace. Diamonds,
Mr. .. C. Twlttlicll-Ulack spangled net.
Dlnmomk
Mls F.lhcl nolc?-Pale blue natln, black civet
and lace.
Mm. W. D. Zehndor Dlaik cliantllly lace over
white silk. Diamond.
Mrn. T. C. Von Sforcli lllack lace. Dianiondt.
Mies Kllznbcth ftinderson lllue tiepe tie rhliie.
Mlu (Irace Sanderson Orccn mousMlino Ie
solo: white laie.
MIm Albro White mouMclliic o;er while silk.
MUi AHBiata Merrill Whlto chiffon and taf
feta Hllk.
Mrs. It, J, nennell lllack laic over laicndtr
silk, with pearl ornaments.
Miss Henncll Pink crepe trlmiued with lace.
Mrs. W. II. Taylor lllack cmbioldered net
oer wlille flowered rblflon. Diamond ormiincntj.
Miss Alice Bather lllack lace and diamonds.
Miss Archbald White lace ocr while ollk.
Miss Auinista Arclibild White crepe dc chine.
Mlsi Clarke White ciepe de cliine.
Jits Wilder White tulle.
MLs Matthews White peau dc ole.
MIks limit Blue sill; inniusciine.
MUs Llnberc White Irish point.
Jin. t'. B. Jenm n Black net oier while llk
spuiKled with flher.
-Miss1 Jcrr ' u Black fpangled net oer white
iliHTon and allk.
.MiH. Frank hllllman Pink mou!elliie over silk.
Mm. Duer Wlille satin, point laic.
MUs Lois Sclilaiser Tllrqloie hlMc crepe de
chine.
Ml,s Kelly III itk net.
Miss Leah Kellj Old in.e and while.
Mi Scudder Wldte spnuolcd net.
Mk. C. II. Wcllcs-Illaik jetted lace over wlille
silk.
Mis. J. A. Landing Giey ciepe de chine.
Mis. A. II. Christ Flowered silk and net.
Mre. A. B. Ohir Black lace, white point lace,
diamond''.
Mi. Frederick Connell Yellow satin duebcis
and yellow brocade, old point lace and diamond
ornaments.
Mis. W. Tl. McClavc Black embroidered net,
t.-'nnned vllli block nnd roc panne ehct, black
lace ln-eilion.
Miss tJiace Williams Pink silk, dutliese lace
and diamonds.
JHhh Jevtle Dimmlik Blue mou-scllne hand
embroidered in pink jrarlands.
Miss Albio White silk mousseline and lace
over white silk", decoralcd with dahiics.
Mks Iimlet lIule, Mkldleloun, X. Y.
Spangled net oer white satin with pink foiutt-me-not-i.
.Mis. W, M. Ciury Wlille moiNscIlna nvcr
wldte silk, tilinmcd with ellow panno velvet
ami lace.
Mis. D. W, Reiihirl Black lace oer roe
coloieil hllL, diamond ornirncnls.
Mis. .Tolm lt.von Wlilto net spansled in silver.
Mi II. W. KiiurJiuir Pale blue satin cut in
Sixteenth century fashion.
Miss Manness White silk striped In pale il
low, diamond ornament.
Mis. A. F. Law Violet silk, point lace, dia
monds,
Mks Hollla Wlille lace over while pale pink
and giccu irarniluic.
Mis. Willard Mjlthcvvn Ciruin hio.iddntb,
point l.ue, iliamondA.
Mrs. T, 15. Brooks Black spangled lace over
white -llk, pale blue velvet irarnltuie, illiiiiondN
Mis. W. i;. Keller Pale blue, nepo de chine,
lace, entic deuv, turquoise and diamond orna
ments. Mls Diana I!e.vnolds Pink ciepe, gaiilUmo
rones.
Miss tirrliude Keinmeiei White Chilton, Iilsh
lace K.iinlhue.
Miss Jjnct Dickson While uiou-Mdlne, valen
clenned lace.
Mis. C. t. l'rcy Flow ered moivucllne, lice
g.unituie, diainouds,
JIis. J. T. Itichaids-niacl: jotted late over
white, dijnioniK
Mis. A. Aveij, while mousncline ce sole,
diamond ornaments.
Mm. Ten lliorck Illaik lace nnd Jet,
Mis. F. W. Flcltz Blue and wldte biocade, leal
lace, iliaiiiondj.
Mls Berlin Powell Black ihiflon einlnold.
ered in pink Toccs.
Mis. L E. Chase Pink siik and leal lice, dia
mond oinimcnls.
Miss Delhi Pink chillou and silk.
Mi W. L. Connell Rink silk, point lice,
diamonds.
Mies Wisnei Wliitu ihliron and pe.nl-..
Ml-s Woolwoi Hi Blue sulln and lue.
Ml-o Dilc Cieam lace ovei white silk,
Mks I'le.inor ltejnohls Wldte silk and lace.
ills. F. .1. Piatt Wlille mohe, diamond-
.Mrs. A. II. limit Black laie and silk.
Mis. Ilimy Helm, Ji, Black lace ovr wliilo
silk.
Ml-s Jllolse (iilnioie Pink ncpo de ililne,
MUs Bolts Palo lilue satin with white net
over it in which wore set lame lice nicdilllom.
The waist was undo with a luo.ul ghdlo of line
panne ichet nnd llnlthril at the noik, which was
cut low and siniaie, with pearl and turquoise em.
bioidery. hht wore a lictMata and ormiments
of tin- sinio jewels,
Ml blniion, of Mow Yoik Illaik velvet
tilnuned with huge floweis of ireatn colored Jnco
lauglit up vvllli ametiivst Imikles. , lhr jewels
weio diamond-, and she tallied Aiueiliau beauty
10s.CS.
JINs Jfoiinan Palo inaiive Jibetty silk trimmed
with eieen panno velvet. Tlw bodice was of lice
our loht nllk with sliaps of the kiinu coloied
velvet with eineiald buckles. She laul-d nnhUls,
Her jewils weie a rope of pearls,
' THE GUESTS.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent at tho ball weie:
Mr. nnd Mw. II. C. Ciuerlu, Caibundale.
Mr. nnd .Mis. .loim P. Kjon, Pottavllle.
Air. uiul Mis, Cake, Weil Pittstnn,
Tlio Milieu Andicws, Kew Yolk.
Mr. Chanibcilln, Ilazletoii.
Mlwi Dilvvcllir, Faslou.
A. C. Dodsou, lletldelieiu.
, Mr. und Mrv, Mauville, Caiboiidale,
' JIUs Clajbiiiisli, Biltlinoie.
Hobeit i:. Kldiixl, jr .Vevv York.
JIU.S Doiul, Ilasletou.
Mis (lllheit, HairUbmir.
.MLh Leltertd, Nivv Yolk. '
Jlr, Lfainid, Hew Yoik.
Juiuei. Maifee, Philadelplila. '
.Mlai (lertiudo Kcumieier, Maiuli I'luiuk.
Miss Biooks, Phlladelplila.
Mba Wlillnc-, New York,
Mks Hiillnj.
Mxt WuoJ, ltoche.tcr.
Mls Plofe, New You,,
Miss Odgtii, Youkeis, Xew Yuik.
Mr. Jacques ltiivlmioie, llrooklvn, ., y.
A 1 1 s aloruiau, Acw lork.
Mls hiuii.-on, New Yolk.
Mr, Ilahlvvln, Honolulu.
Miss Po.1, New Yoil.,
Miss AVIWcr,"lloi,hrlei, X. Y.
MUs AVInner, IiikMii, X, Y.
Mi&i Scuddcr, Trillion,
Misted Kelly, New Yoik,
Percy II. P;iu, New oik.
Mes-si-j. Cluipiuan and Janevvay, New Yoik,
Mr. Little, Orange,
Mr. (ilatlrr, ll.iitforcl, Cumi,
Ml, UllUrt, llanltbui;.',
Mi, DltiMuson, New Yoik,
MUs Filicr, Sew Yoik.
Ml.ss ClJike, Oiauge, .V, J, ,
Chester Dcir. Wllkes-Ilarie.
The Mioses Woovvoith, New Yolk,
Present from this city were;
Mr, und Mrs. Jjiiic, Archbald, Ihu Mlu Auli
bald, lluaji Anhbabl, Mr. and n. Ktanley p.
Allen, lia Ncloii All.eitou, Mi. and Mis, W, A,
Avery. Mlsi Atheiton, MUi Anna Atheitou, J, It.
Atlicrton, T. S. Atheiton, MIm Albro, Henry F,
Atbcrloii. jr.', Dudley II. Atheiton.
Mr. und Mi. II. . Baiker, Mr. and Mm. Henrj
Ilclin. jl., Mr. and Mrs. I. II. llelln. MIm Uellu,
V. A. Ilclin. F, Limottc Belln, David Boles.
Ml. Holes, Mr. and Jli. (1. II. Biooks, Mr. and
Mrs. T. It. Iliool.s, J, II. Brooks, Colonel and
Mill. A. H. lllitr, Jamr, Blair, Jr., Mrs. J. S.
Hlair, Mr. It. J. Uemicll, MLss Henncll, Mils
Ilesscll, Mia Hatter, MnwcllF. lle.-cll, Mr. and
$wmmmmh!miMM
SEASON HR
our out or town guests is at haiui. The arrail
tablo now bocomes an oblect of solicitous enro
Whv not dlsnal nil worrlmont bv n visit to ouii
will And a collection that Bhoultl appeal to tlnl
Oenulno Elocanco can bo obtained for a small ol
Candlesticks and Candlesticks nnd Candidal
colored silk shades.
BREAKFAST SETS, In Beautiful Whito
Decorations ,
STEAK SETS, with covered Steak Plattero
Eosen and Dainty Green and Gold Edgo Borden
CHOP SETS, with Covored Chop Dishes . . ,
SALAD SETS
ji. irugai meat cavoiuiiy served is more pnl
whole banquet of delicacies tmiily set forth.
t&
(jeo. V. Millar & Co. M
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Ouilt
Have you ever made a (!jiiilt or Comfortable? If
difficult it is to net the sheets of cotton SDread even!
fectly. Try one of our battfc made of snowy cottol
taking five minutes to put in place, instead of an hoil
with better results for an equal cost.
IJS.
f. a. kaise:r, manager.
Lackawanna and Adams Avenues.
F. L. CRANE
Established i860.
Seal Skin Coilis
si.io, sm,
$200, $225,
S251).
Persian Lamb Coats
$70, $100.
$'25, $150-
Furs of
All Kinds
Fins repaired.
Raw fms bought
New Building,
324 Lackawanna Avenue
Take Elevator.
It k jffi?frj
m SMITH PREMIER TYPEl
Occupies an Imperishable Position in the BUSINEE
NO. 23 S. Eighth St., Philadelphia, Pal
Scranton Branch Office, Nos. 1 and 3. Arcade
Jin. f. T. HccKvvllIi. Air. ami JIi. ('. iln P.
llreck, Mr. anil Mis. W. 1). llo.ver, Mr. .mil Ml.
Walter llili, MKs Hll.liitli Iliilinell, .1. It.
Ilivclen, Mr. .mil Mrc A. . Ilil.er, Mi. nml Mm.
II. II. Ilr.ul.1, jr., .Iiiliu I. lllali, ji.
Mr. ami Mti. A. II. riirMj, Mi. ami .Mi-. V.
(i. Couiseii, lion, nml .Mil-. W. I Council. Mr.
anil Mi. II. A. Cmmell, Mi'H CouiK'n, Mr.
Cuiljle, Mi. ami Mm. JI. I.'. Clia-e, J. M. Clill
tenileii, ji., Mi. ami Mit A. II. Coiiiien, Mr. ami
Mil, II. A. I'ourseii, Ui. ami Mii. J. W. fool
i.Ige, Mr. ami .Mm. A. C. Clail.e. Mr. nml Mir.
W. M. Cimv, Miss l.ettimle L'ouiaeii, Metr.
ClaiWe.
Mr. ami Ml-.. .1. P. DiiK.-on, Mr. nml Mi. W.
M, Hlflj-on, Mrs. 'I'liomi'. DicKson, MUj Janet
DlrlC'ini, Jamei It. Dlilorn, Ml-s Dale, Ml-'. A.
M. Dcikcr, Ur. J. W. Deikir, Mr. ami Mi. .1. II.
Dliiniilil;, Mr. nml Mr. (I, ilull. DimmleK, ltm
sell Dlmmlck, MIm Jiti- Diiimilek, Mr. ami Jin.
C. P. HaviiUou, Mi. ami Mm. 11. II. Diniliam,
Mr. nml .Mm. S. Dlelil, the Mlcs invlil-on,
C. 11. Doiul, HevJii Dcckci, Tlioina-i ll.mfoiil
Dale, fleoijc PavM-o'i, Mr. ami Mm. II. 1).
Dueir.
Mr. I'.ly, Dr. and Mm. 0. I.. I'll'. It. U
I'ley. Mr. nml Mm. T. .1. Pitatei, Dr. mul Mm.
W. (,'. I'ultoii, Mi. anil Mm. H. I.. I'iiIIu. Mr.
ami Mm. 1'ieil Puller, Mr. ami Mm. A, (.'. Pullir,
Itay Piillir, llovvaiil Tnllir, I". P. Puller, 'I'lieu.
b. I'uller, I.. II. I'ullei, (i. W. S. l'lillir, M. II.
Puller. Mr ami Mm. It. .1. IWei, A. It. I'oote,
MIm Kninu I'mtev, Ml. uiul Jlis. 1'. W. riclti,
J. II. l'o.lrr, J. Taj lor l'oUr, 1'. C. rutin.
Tlie Mlvie-. (lllmoie. tliremi! lillinoie. tlio
MUiea tieailiait, Mr, nml Mm. IMnni W. ti.'.ii
liait, .Ijiiics K, tieailiait, Ml. Helen CiltAu, ('.
W, fiuiialir, (I. Claike C.'ulM, Mr. nml Mis. .1.
V. Itovvaitli, Ml" IMIth lllll, Mr, ami Mm.
1'ijiil.lln Ilrnsliavv, Mr, nml Mm. W. J. Huil,
Miss Anno llaiul, tlie MIni llaiul, Mr. uml Mm.
A. I!. Hunt. Mm Hunt, A. II. Iluul, .1. M.
Harris, Mrs, .1. P. lloale, MI- Clltilwlli llmvill,
MIm Hull, 11. H. Hull, ll.livaul llullieit, Mlvi
Jriuilo lluntliiKtoii, tlie Ml ci llulililnii, Mr.
nml Mm. Uiulluut.
W. V. InslU. ltev. 1)1. ami Mm. l.iael.
Mr, uml Mra, .Inlin .Iiiiiijn, MT. ami Jim, 1'. II.
Jeiinjn, Mr. ami Mm. n, II. Jcrmvii. Mr. ami
Mm. li. H. Jcimjii, Mi. und Mw. V.. II .Icvi,
Jr.. MUs .Icsjiiii, Mlvi Jennjn, O. 8. .loiniion,
Mr, uml Mm. T. II. Jone.s Mr. ami Mm. L". P.
Joucj, limy .lon,
Mr. ami Mia K. !' KliiK.iJiiiy. Mr, nml Mr..
11. W. lvlnstbury, l". Il..liiiKtlniiy, ti. II. K!iik
liuiy, Mr. uml Jlr. VilIU Kiniiiieref, Joliu I.,
Ken'inieier, Dr. I.uilm V, Kennedy, JIIh liler
uleuil, Dr. and Jim, W. 1!. Keller, Mr, and Jim.
Walter Klolr, fleoiira Klot.
Dr. and Mm. X, V. I.eet, H. It. Latlnoue, (I.
II. Itlirope, Mi, nml Jim. J. A. I.lnen, Jllvs
Linen, I'lanl; 1. I.Iuin, Jlr. und JIi. A. 1". Law,
iMvvuul I.anjley, ill. uml Jim. JI. W. I.ovvij,
i:, II. I.oomli, llio MUsei. laiveilj, Uiailun T.
I.avi'ity.
Jim. William Matthew, JINt I.oul'.e Jlatllievvs,
tin. JlU.se Jlattlievvi., Jlr. an I Mr., J, A, Jlolt,
JIU Jlolt, I'euy Molt. Mti Jlerelll. II. II. Mi.
rill, Mm. A. II. Molt.it, Ik !. JloUat, Jl., Hay
Jlejram-el, Mr. ami Jh l D. Jlilltcvuii, Jli.
ami Jim. V. JI. Jl'iiple, Jlr. nnd Mm. L (', Jfat
le, Di. und Jim, 11. ). Jlarray, DjidjIj. Jlnftat,
JleAlpluc, JliM Jl..uniu, Ml Mil.cnJ, Mi. and
Mm. V, K, JUCIue.
J. II. Xealu, Mi, and Mm, Ddvtaid Xeltliton,
tlie JlUtiu Xcttlctsu.
Jlr. Latou S. Oalfoul, J. W. Oakferil, Ml K.
(1. Olnutead.
Jlr, ui-A Mm. r. J. Piatt, Mr, nnd Mm. I', 1'.
Piatt, JIM I.UIa J. Piatt, Mi. uml Jlr W. (I.
l'aike, Miw l'aikc, Xoinuu I'.iiLa'. Jlr. uud Jim.
V. U Peik, MIm Katharine Piutt, It. II. Pat
ti'imiu, Ml. und Jim. O. 11. l'uniun. Jlr, uml Jim.
1'. U Plilllli, Samuel II filcv, Jtlai Powell, the
UTl
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lis
Lag
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Mamifdcl
485 to 455
N. Ninth Stroet, J
TclcpIio19
OLD i
P1LS
Unquestionable Super
Annually adds thousands
the long list of Smith Pr3
representing every line ol
every profession
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGL
The Smith Premier Type
Mlv.e-1 I'uller, JII Elball
lA 111.111 I'llk.
JIKh I'iniiei"! HoiIenbauJ
Mr. and Jim. flcoiirc llinj
ItobeiUon, t. C. Hom;, JtJ
nolil-, the Mlitd ltejuolil
Itipiile, Jr , Jli. ami Jlral
ami .Mm. J. T. ltiiluru,
Itowle.v, T. Jf. llcynolib,
Itlte, Ui-oise Itu-.-, Jli l'.i
JIU ( .simhlinir, Jlisl
Mlsii Isiliel II. SIicivvooil.l
M, bamlemon, .Ml nml Jlrl
N hloim, Jls lldiu C:I
Ceoiiru S.indiii-on, Jli,-.
Jliwei muiIciboii, Jlr. uiidl
Jlr. and Jim. P JI. Speml
AIU Sejholt, Air. and Jli I
und Jli C I) Siiupioiij
Sloim. Jlr. ami Mia. 1:. II.
(.', II. btnises Jli and Jli
ami Mm, A. Av. hu-anton,
AIU Mieier, Jlln Mirmeil
Vt. Mlllvvcll, KllUoa feiijifl
and Mi-. V. .Slllliiiin, U.
Moim. Jli. and Aim. H.
baiulemon, I lie- Jlltse-t Kclil
iliison, 'liuinan Mirditn,
btionir, .Mii'. AIaij.net r-inl
I.leutinaiit lleu r-inilli,
( luilis hvvlit, Helen h. i-l
llio I. Slcell, Jlr anil Jim. I
fcteele, Aaller fcleveiw, I.'.f
Mr. ami Aim, AV. II, '
Jlr. und Mm II, AV. T.i.vlol
Tuuej, J- Toney, .
fon Touev. Air. and Mm. l
.1. II. Tollei.
Jli, und Alls T t Al
rieif, All und Mm. V MJ
JIIm Hniiua AMldcr, Itoii
Jim, T. 11 Aulklii3, Honl
nml Jim t s, e.iton, Jlil
iiium. Jlr, nnd Jim, V II.
Ji.. Paul Welles, I W M
II. AVuImiii, Iliiold AVatil
Allien Watsou. Jli, uml '1
uml Jim. I s, Woolwuillil
Mlu Jennie William-), tli
und Mm, .1 . Walnvvriull
Wcnli, Di it. II. Wooded
Paul I Wells. Dr. nnd JP
iaim, Jlr nnd Jim. b. ' J
Jlr, and Jim. (i C. Yoeml
Jlr, and Mm, W D. Zcll
Mr. aluUkl.
Yeaterdny'a Marrl
Steve l'luukoaky ...
Amu Kroionovt ..
W'alttr H. ,stevtnon .,,
Lulu M. I. trlitrol
William ll.iu-Ji'. . ...'.
I.llliau Jf, Jlet'iaikiu ...I
(leuiuc Vlmclli ,
Anna Mlkul.i . . ,
"llionu W Jloidiu ,. ,,.
I'uiiie JI. liavi . .
Hohirt Ito'jeiti ,
Kate Daniel ..,.
William P WUU'iin ,...
Aunlu AMIIiani' ...
Jlai Welier .. ., , ,,
Kate Cuhui ,.,.,,
ManUlaiH il-iv t . ,
XuUlla Mil uke ,. ..
t'luiUa lliiiiuui -, . .
Aimltf I'aihlno ......
lllvliaid Guennrl
Hetty JIau.ver ,.