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THE SCRANTON TRIJ3UNE-8ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1002.
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1 'Week's Scial News
y1113 Home for tho FilemlloBS has
J about completed iirrniiRoiiicnt-t
ttgj for the production ut the now
armory of grand oieru. The
Hinge will be fitted up With
icenery, carried by the company. The
company eonttiini strong itrlnolpitN
and n lino rhorun. The production of
grand opera at the armory has been
well received by porno of our proinliienl
nitislelniiH to whom the matter has
been pr.e?ented. The time Iiuh been set
for the ilrnt Week In April. Further
news announcements will appear In n
few days.
If the rlly lntere.it In I'adeiewHkl'a
coming Is anything to compare with
the out of town excitement, the new
armory will be. scarcely adequate for
the throng on the night of the 21th.
Spcclnl trains ale engaged from Wlllicfi
ilarre and L'arbondulo, and urraiiKe
mentH have been ina'de along the I..neli
nwnnnn. linen to make all slops to ac
commodate people who are eager to
hear UiIh ri cutest pianist or our times.
"'The diagram will open at Powell's on
Monday, and checks will be given out
at 7 o'clock that morning. Tlicie will
ho many "nll-nlBhters" In line, for the
Indications aie that music natrons re
alize the advantage, of getting front
seats for one-half of what they must
pay at almost any Paderewskl recital.
Such a furore lias never been witnessed
over any musical event In this city ii'i
Is felt regarding this affair. .More than
BOO people will come from Wllkes-Uane
nlonc, while Mr. Hand is In receipt of
lettein by the score, asking for tickets
and information concerning' the recital.
The facts of the case are that Seiau
ton people are beginning to realize what
good music is and that we are cutting
a, phenomenal run of It right here. It
will be futile hereafter for anybody to
foist second-rate performers- on our
audiences. They aio willing to pay for
the best ami can consequently get It.
Two years ago It would have been an
insane impoi-slbllity to secure Pade
rewskl. Now Ills managei s, as well as
the management of the gieatest musi
cal power in the w.orld, the Metropoli
tan Opera company, comes to tis for
engagements. AVe do not have to run
after these great people, neither do
they laugh at us for our presumption.
It will, indeed, bo something for all
Jicranton to say that it lias heaid
1'adcrewski.
The International Curiespoudeiiec
schools have arranged for a benelit m
tht shape of a mid-winter circus
wJilcli will be held in the new armory,
and which will be a unique anil fas
i hinting event during the (fuieter sea
son, which now draws on. The affair
promises to be extraordinarily well
attended. Among those who will be
'''included on the list of patronesses are:
Mrs. i;. I,. Fuller, Mrs. K. 15. Jeiinyn,
Mrs. II. W. Kingsbury. Mrs. I,. A.
AVatres, Mis. .1. S. McAnuliy, Mrs. A.
F. Law, Mrs, "W. D. Itoyer, .Mrs. t V.
Simpson, Mrs.' V. V. Scranton. Mrs. J.
. 1j. t'onnell. Mrs. Y. I.. Connell. Mrs.
"W'illard Matthews. Mr--. T. C. Van
Stnreh. -Mrs.--GeorgcH.- Smith; -Mrs.
Walter Matthews, Mrs. Geo. F. ltrooks,
Mrs. It. J. Foster. Mrs. J. U Wonts!,
Mrs. T. II. Watkins. Mrs. Thomas
Sprague, Mrs. F. X. AViilard, Mrs. AV.
II. Taylor, Mrs. F. I,. Feci;, Mrs. 0. S.
Weston, Mrs. AV. M. Dickson. Mrs. H.
15. Sturges, Mrs. G. duM. Dimmlek,
air. X. A". I.eet, Mrs. T. J. Foster,
.Mrs. F. M. Spencer, Mrs. II. II. Israily.
Mrs. II. ('. Barker, Mrs. A. b. Hlack
inton, Mrs. .lames Archlnld, Mrs. T.
15. Urooks, Mrs. AW IS. MeCIave. Mr.
('. 15. Penman, Mis. J. I!. Hendricks,
Mrs. AV. IS. Manville, Mrs. James P.
Dickson.
Alls;- Anna Van Xort, who resigned
'"veral months ago from the secretary
ship of the South Side Young- Women's
Christian Association, is about to go
to Uruoklyn, X. A"., whetc phe will be
llic head resident worker in the famous
AVtlloughby House Settlement. Tills is
a college settlement institution more or
less closely connected with the A'oung
AVoinen's flulstlan Association work.
Her position there will be one of much
Importance. It is among a class sim
ilar to that in which Miss A'an Xort
was for flo years on the .South Side
KSaBJfaSKSXEIEEQZEQ!
We have placed an artistic shoe within the reach of
all and a shoe that is more than artistic in appearance,
it is artistic in its touch. No shoe ever fitted like
Mmous
Shop
A Stylish
Street Boot.
TRADE MARK
IS BRANDED
ON EVERY
SHOC,
Klbo Kid, Patent Tip,
Welted Sole, Extension
Edge, Medium Heel.
I'xact Uepioiluction of llaj Style Shoe.
SEE
THAT THIS
I VukSii
i 11x3 m
Mahons
328 Lackawanna Ave.
TjTradlng Stamps.
anil where she was so milch loved.
The Impress of her woik aiming the
mill gills la thill section of the city
will never be Inst. She has touched
the Uvea of hundreds who have deeply
regretted her departure and who have
fell the liulitoine of her cimspcrafd
service. .Miss Van Xort has the quali
ties which ho to make a successful A",
W. C. A. worker, the unswerving
truthfulness and honesty of purpose
inline rmUllles and a gentle unsel
llshness which appeals to the most
c ireless.
The Sliakespeaic dub gave her u
faiowell greeting on Wednesday at the
homo of .Mrs. AVIlllani Mct.'lave and
Miss Ksther Itolands, the latter hav
ing been assistant secretary on the
South Side.
It will lie many a day before the en
teitalninent given Monday night by
.Air. and Mrs. W. II. Taylor w'lll be for
gotten. Theie aie few hollies In this
vicinity wlieie facilities Tor entertain
ing on a large scale ale so complete.
Few, Indeed, have a great central hall
which will seal two hundred guests.
It Is something to long hold in mem
ory the picture of that linll. with Its
solid panelling of daikest oak, with the
red-shaded lamps, the rich carving on
the balusliadcs, the outlook on each
side into looms, Jewel-like in their per
fection. Here one caught a glimpse of
a Venetian collection, there the ele
gance and inalestie statellness of the
dlnlng-ioom, and again the soft green
or the library In lis restful tones. To
sit amid this beauty and listen to the
music, which lifted the senses Into for
getfulliess of sordid themes, wns to
have a joy loo seldom experienced.
The arrangenients which secured Miss
Gilford and Mr. llochiunu for the ex
quisite and noetic progi annuo fur
nished that evening were made through
Mr. Fred ( Hand, whose assistance In
the matter has been most warmly ap
pi eclated both by the host and hostess
and their guests.
The last cotillon of the season was n
delightful one. It was held as huvo
been all the others, at the home of Mr.
and Alls. AV. AV. Scranton. -Miss Jlelln
and Mr. James Gardner Sanderson led.
Among those present weie: Mr. and
Mrs. X. G. Robertson, Mr. and Mr.
Albert AVatson, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Twilchell, Mr. and Mrs. George G.
liiooks, Mr. and Mrs. J. 15. Dimmlek,
Air. and .Mrs. U. K. AVatson. Misses
Peimypaeker, Aiehb.ild, Marlon San
derson. Steell. Yiiht. Gould, Hunt. Kem
merer, Matthews, l.iverty, Iielin, and
Messrs. 'I'. H. Dale, loomls. Thome,
Urooks, 15essell, AValker, Theo. Fuller,
Ulair, A. G. Hunt. Flatt, Dickson, Tor
rey. Keinmeier, Chambeilain. IaMottc
Helln, Frank v Linen, Prentice Strong,
Mai ins and AV. J. Torrey.
The dame at the Green ISidge AVheel
men's club on Monday night was a
very enjoyable affair. Miss Bennell
and Mr. Hemic were In charge of the
arrangements. Among the guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. II. 15. Reynolds.
Dr. nnd Airs. Newbury, Mr. and. Mrs.
AV. F. Mattes, Miss Foster, Miss Poore,
the Misses Hitchcock, Miss Jessup,
Miss Kennedy, the Misses Xettleton,
Miss Grace Sanderson, Miss A'an C'leef,
Miss Amy Gerecke, Dr. Kennedy, Dr.
Corser, Messrs. Carlyle. Foster, Dick
son, Torrey, L,inen, Stiong, Dale, A'an
Deusen and Carlyle.
The Misses Richmond gave a beauti
ful luncheon yesterday at Richmond
Hill in honor of Hum cousin. Miss
Trcmper, of Kingston, N. Y. Covers
were laid for twenty-two. Theie were
valentine favors and decorations. The
other guests were the Misses Hand,
Miss Louise Mutthiws, Miss Shaw,
Miss Galpln, the Misses Laverty, Mrs.
F. J. Piatt, MNs Hunt, Miss Kennel),
Mrs. 15. F. J,a Rue. Mrs. 15. K. AVatson.
Miss Palmer, of Stonlngton, Conn.;
Miss Poore and Miss Arclibald.
AVIlllani Miller, of V27 South Hyde
Pmk avenue, was tendered an agiee
alile surprise parly on Monday even
Ins by his children, grandchildren and
great-grandchildren, the occasion be
ing his scveuly-llrst birthday.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
liftMliHMimirfllfffi M lii ililnnmrawEiBOTiTrmiingnBia
Have
Done
fbMEv
A beautiful, serviceable,
up-to-date Shoe and so
easy I Comfort from the
first minute, and the most
graceful lines ever put into
a woman's shoe.
ALL STYLES,
House, Dress, Street
and Outing,
$3.00
One
Price
Shoe
Store
ATlltlnin Miller, sr., Mr, mid Mro.'AA'll-
llntu Miller; Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. Krailk
U. Miller, or Dullohi Mrs. Nettle Clrlf
nths, Mr. and Mrs. William Jiyiner, of
North Hcrantnii! Miss Florence Miller.
Mr, nnd Mrs, Krncst Northrop, Mr. mid
. Mrs. Henry (1, Kerber, Jr., the Misses
Carmcta Ityincr, Jennie Feiher, Arllne
Ityiner, Margaret Ferber. Masters Har
old Miller, (lei land Northrop, Howard
Miller and Hubert Miller.
There Is to bo a lovely ilatice on Mas
ter Monday, the projectors of which In
clude many members of the younger
set, and which will bo the most Inll
1 hint affair of the Kaster-tldc. Theie
will be a great Inllux of visitors from
college and school and an unusually
lively recess Is anticipated.
Tho coimulllpe In chaige of the
dance, which will be held In the Ill
cycle club, March Rt, consists of
'Messrs. Maxwell Hfssell, David Holes,
Paul Welles, Walter Wolfe and DUk
sou Torr.ey. As no assembly Is tlxed
for that date, this diversion will bo
most welcome.
Mrs, Archibald F. Law and Mrs. John
W. HoilaVth gave a beiiutlrul leceptlou
on I'liesday at tho flieen Itldgo Wheel
men's club. The ladles who assisted
abotll tlie looms weie: Mrs. John
Flanagan, of Wllkes-Harrei .Mrs. P.. K,
Hurley, Mrs. J. Seidell Blair. Mrs. 'I'
II. AVatklns, Mrs. AV. W. Phillips. In
the dining room MNh Van t'ieel, Miss
Marie Netlleton, Miss Anna Law, ot
Pltlston: Miss Marlon Sanderson. Miss
lilaiiche Hull and Miss fiereeke served
lefieshineuts.
J. AV. Oilernsey's Sunday school i lass
last night tendered a raiewell reception
to one of their number, AVJlllam (5.
Bees, as he leaves for Shenandoah next
week. Almost every member was pies
ent, and after partaking of lefresh
nients tho members, one and all, Joined
In wishing Mr. Uees Cod-speed, and
sepnratetl upon singing "God Mo With
You 'Till AVe Meet Again."
Dr. and Mrs. Kay gave a dinner at
tho Jermyn on Wednesday night, In
honor of Miss Isabel Watt, of Onrbou
dale, tho fiancee of Mr. Thomas A.
Athertuu. The Misses Atliertrm and
Messrs. T. A. and John Atherloii were
among the other guests.
Mrs. Margaret Watson Tarry has
issued invitations to tho marriage re
ception of her daughter, Mmgaret Law,
to Mr. John Denton F.issett, Wednes
day, February 26, ft am '2 until J o'clock,
at Hotel Jermyn.
Miss Mary Emory has assumed charge
of the society department of the Pits
ton Gazette, which is a very good tiling
for the Gazette as it would be for any
other paper that feels tho need of a
clever woman's pen.
Hon and Mrs. John K. Koche enter
tained a number of children at a val
entine paity Tuesday night, at their
home on ('upouse avenue, for their
daughters, the Mls--es Genevieve and
Kylher Ttoche.
A number of children were delight
fully entertained yesterday afternoon
ut the homo of Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Lansing, of Clay avenue, In honor of
the birthday of their daughter,' lluth.
Mrs. H. S. Smith, of North Irving
avenue, entertained In honor of her
aunt, Mrs. T,. M. Burt's birthday, Wed
nesday afternoon. Covers were laid
for ten.
Miss Maud Kellow, of Chestnut
stieot, was tendered a surpiise party
by n number of her friends on Monday
evening.
Miss Alice .Matthews gave an Infor
mal tea on AVednesdny in honor of
Miss Gould, of New York.
Mis. Geoigo G. Brooks entertained
at cards Tuesday afternoon at her
homo In Green KIdge.
The Misses Steell entertained at cards
yesterday, la honor of Miss A'ost, of
A-ork, Pa.
Miss Gearharl cutei tallied a small
company informally on AVednesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mis. Henry Belin, jr., gave
a valentine dinner last night.
Miss Kmuiii Foster entertained at a
thimble tea on AVednesdny.
Tho marriage of Miss Kllzabelh
Thomas to Ezra Hoyt Connell, Esr
will take place Tuesday night at eight
o'clock In Kim Park church. There will
le no bridesmaids. The nieces of the
groom, little I.uclle, Gladys and Janet
Connell, and a cousin, Louise Connell,
will be llower girls. The ushers will bo
Messrs T. K. Connell, O. K. II. Halley,
of Philadelphia, Fred Emerlek and Dr.
Kdson Green,
Mrs. Connell and Miss Dimmlek have
returned from AVaslilugton to attend
the. ceremony. Cougiesnian Connell
will arrive tonight.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Mi-Hale
and Mr. AVIlllani Ilitidley Cm ran was
solemnized at St. Paul's church at 12.:i0
o'clock on Tuesday. Itev. M, 13. Loftus
performed the ceremony.
Miss Mnry Lnlly acted as maid of
honor and the groom's best man was
James Scott.
Movements of People.
0. P. Ilylur is in S.iiuiii'i'.
ilr. (', 11 IVimuu U .U Iioiiiii fiuiii ll.iiih.
I'll Ik' ft'i .1 hw iJj N.
MIm I'.iImut, nt Monlncloii, ('nun., h the
Kiic.t fit .MIm llriini-ll.
.Mil. IMn.ml S. .V-llUInn, ot linen Itiilge, in
UithiR il Itlio'i, X. .
.Ml. H. ('. s.iiiiU'iiii jimI MIm (luce ,-jmlri.
toil tju-ii t ilit' p.M Mti'k in Xiw Voik.
JIKs Tit'inpor, i( UiuK'tuu, X, V N iIip giuit
of lici- mule, W1III.IIU II; llliliiiionil, ot llliliiiionJ
niim.l Hill.
Jlfii. .luotililui. Mull, nt Molt IIjumi, li.it K
luniril fiom Ci'iiiunlouii, uIiom- blio Hiil Hie
i.it feu' lu'Hs, jml wilt leave fur I'.inada nevt
wti'l;.
'llio (iiully of Itev. .lo-i ih II. 0,1,11, llio n w
i.ltlnr n( tin. St'iuml l'ul,tt'llji lIiiik.Ii, nr
riinl in llil city jrilruUy (mm Piilioii, X. Y,
M Mjoa as tlic liuuxliolil kkuiU Jiliw lto. Mr,
(1,1(11 Mill aioii! ImIo llii inJiiM-, uii tlie i,'tlir
o( MoiiJOD mili'Ji- J ml Vlnu blivct.
THAT WHICH WAS LOST,
A lour j-Jiil, "I ilo not luto tin; jiuu
'lli.it (oiKli to uj' llio oofliKSS u f I ioi' lulr,
I'iji- mo lli-iiuiiilil.iln.il k'jvui llio kuullylil tlioic.
"I loio tho 1 1 1 1 u tlui lolilcr cje tluu luliij
Itf.ul mi tin, t-plllt faluiiM v( lici' i'jro.
'I'lio toul'n lunijuiilln,- tells IU lliw'jnl KM'C.
"Iljt oiiic uioiiml licr ln-juty, I1U m Jwr,
Iller mi nicliaiitcil all t u iniotory
lliat tlioolv my licuit, I'-it l.fH lt own from inc.
"Tlicio tta j icl lilJJfn in lior nt:
An,! in licr olcc en nolo I tlirllkd to In'jr.
Iliio (lie yeJis slajii il,.vrc 1 nM it clfaif
i:fn a tie spoKc, liei' Mift c.o met Id) ovmi
Ami iniiwcM. Tor l)bltnl llnlr loto utiU uuili
sitfPMjiis.iuM njakj jajio!jv;iiiLywU.
' SI. JJinu Qwvlte,
Mni r ! GREATEST FIRED
Ml Irene K.inn, tolo noprano nt SI, I.ulte'a
ilinrcli, N iroli.iliiy one uf the lirt rqulppnl
niiil Inwt iiiniillns of (lie yoiiiiK linnlchiu of
(.MMluii. Slio In iran Mir kUuIv of liiiidi ut the
niti' of S af, Irtrhlnif li,trnctlon Itpoa tlie
pl.imi fiom I'Mif, finillinailh. Mie flrit iir In
inilillc nl (lie uiti' of I.", iiml nliout Hull (hue ho
ir.m uu'.il Nlmlln ,i a impll of Mrs. ll.nilct. Iltb
li nl Inc. Hint ilvvi'lapeil a iiiciHi-.-onnuia liike.
She im lunula for loinp (lino liy ,M. Italic n
tlne, In ttlime cnlliinluni iiti.l itiiltlaiicp flic
mi's her pu-iiit lieu ninl ileie for further
iliiily. Snme I line uifo she mine under not lie of
.Mr, Cm I llitflt, of Xew orl who li.H tauaht
her tut i". iiml lie has hi en liU ni-ionipinl't upon
mis-, iitnxi: KAX.N.
.fiei.it oit.i.iIoiM ill Milliliter conurt-i in Xew
oik vt.ite, .MNs Kami il ill imyoilt Mil, lying
with Mr. Joliii T, Watldns .mil Mi", l.im.i
'lliiuiip on, of the Kim I'.ul; ihuuh lIioIi. She
Mill uni.iln '!lh SI. l.uf.o'it iholr for another
)c.ir, iiml illl sins .it (lie I.enlin organ rei Hula
nhen hy Mr. (onint, ninl will al-u t.il.e pnl in
a ucltal to ho uii hy him ill Ciihomlale on
M.mli j, lu ennieit null.. MIsh Kllili h.u heeu
lwy sueci-.-ful, urn) ha Khcn e Idi-nco of the
ipnlitlvs dial mal.v the tiue aiti-t, In ujill'.lon
to tiilenls 04 a wc.dlt, MKs Kjiih U tin es-il-hut
peifoimer npmi the planofoile, ami one ot
the lliict .iii'uinp.uii-ls In the lily, sho ha le
ceiuil tu-aleil nlleH from Mr. PutTt to nit as
hN jiiiiinpinkl upon all of hi- lours hul piifeu
to lontine her ertorts to mm.i1 oil- in ulili.li
ie lihU filr to etel. JI1 Kami U .1 i lo,u
.tuJeiit. not content to roit upon past achieve
minis mill poes-es the InJomltahle ttill Out ia
evil nccevJiy for artl.-tic 'iiiue-..
ii i :i
"San To)," which is the hrljlit pnitliulnr of
feilng at the l.)ivinn thcalie on Thim-ilny, 1'iliru
in) 2(1, pie-dikil by the ,ii;iitlii Daly Mulotl
(ompaii), foiins one of the mint eulerlainlti: of
liiu-.ii.il comcJios. 'Jho-e lint hne had the
prhilegc of seeing it will welcome a teeond
Ik ni iua: with imuli jihsisiiie. ".-.in To)" i in
two .ii'ts, the nine ot the tu-t being I'.inl.a l'oujr,
a I hiiu-e lit)'. 'Hie i.isl Is :i .stiong one and in
iludis that deter mlNt, f-.imuil t'ollin-, who up
lieais .is I.I, the suictjiy, in which he U .seen
hi -pei ial adiaulime, il being aniulii; the best
thing "he his done in it cent .icirr. He has fev
rial rjjiil.il ni,g. "llhoda Who Pan .1 Pa
god i," is one of Hie senis of llio niece. Others
In (he t.i-t .110 Jliile Sten.ul, It. II. I'iggott,
fiiorge K. Porte-eiio. S-noiiy I.Jmberl, .lo.eph
Clinton. 'He oichestra for this i njrai'oineut U
under tlie dlreetion of John Iliaham. "S'an Toy"
piomi.es to bring out the Ijigut audiinces ilf
the sea-on.
I! II !!
A pupils' nm-ic.ile will In. Riwn by the pupil
of Miss I'leiniin in liei- studio this eienlng. Hiss
.lulii C. Allen and Mr. Clnrles Iluvstll. ot Xew
A'orK, will ln the ni.Ming arli.sts: The pio
gi.imnie, as follow'.-, bigiiH jiromplly at S.no
oVlod. :
"In a A"ear" Uoliin
Mi. ,1. A. 1'r.intz.
"I.lttl" Hoy Ulue" P'llaulelot
.Ml- I'.thel hinilh.
"I.iebe-tiaum" A'on Illou
Mi. flmrln Ilu-wII.
"Ilepcntancc" Counod
Mr. William I Jones-.
"Abide with .Me" , I.iddlc
-Mi-s i:i.-ie Powell.
T.Mole.m Song Wekerlln
Misi .Mittie 1'onle.
Duet Spring Song I.Mies
.Ml-.? Allen, Mr-. A. K. IMer.
'thy f-cntincl Am I" Watson
Mr. Ceoige K, lla.il;.
Ciiot(e Popper
Mr. ltu-fcll.
''Ihe Mihls of CmU." Delihcs
Mi .les-ie I'ollieuius.
"Vearnlng" 'JVchaikowsky
Air--. .T. II. i;ihnian.
(Violoncello Ohligato, Mr. llusell).
"Hindoo Chanl" llemhcrg
Mi-i Kdith Mm tin.
Muzmk.1 Popper
Jlr. IIn.-2.o11.
W) "O. Death Thou Alt die Cold Xight".Allll,en
(li) "King Dimean'.s Daughteis." Mlllsen
Mr. I.lo.id II. Kie.sge.
!! II il
"Ploroihira" Is iiuioug the musical possibilities
for a dale In Siranlnu.
II H I!
The following . liltlsic.il .selections will he len
ikied at louioirow's cinlces lu the Second Pros
biieiiau chuicli : -
5I0H IMJ.
Oig.in Prelude in ); tlat Smait
Anthem "flhe fnto the land". ...Dudley Dink
Quartette and Choir.
OfUitoiy-Trio, "I.llt Thiim Kyes".,. Mendelsohn
.MUes Ulaik, Oaiafan and Salmon.
Organ Po'tlnde 1'iigue in C minor tladi
i:vi:si.v(s.
Oigan Pielude Andante In 11 flat Canoed
Anthem "Seil; Ve the Lord" Huberts
Mr, (ilppcl and C boh.
Ofurtoiy ((uarleile, "O Coino livery One
Tliat "lliiisleth" lined
Misses Ill.ul; and fi.nag.in, MesMd.
(lippd and Moigan.
Oigau Poslhiilo , (luihiunt
Mi. .1, M. Chance, oiganbt and dlieclor.
II II I'
The Xew Voile ili.unatk nnd imiskal tiiliea
are In a lage buauso uitiiii people Imo bo-ight
lu ailimue seats fur futme pc i fortii.nu of
"Mlis Shnplidt)," Ihe miislial lomedy tint, as
one e.spreoi it, win "mI down bv Mi. H.ant
ami Jigged b) Mr. He.nl."
i; a ii
Mr. Chailcs llii-ell, tue well-known olliiiel
li.t of Xew Yoili, his otginlired a las hete In
'cillo and insiinble plaiu". Mr. Hu-ell can be
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PltlJVKNTsS AND
UUIUKS UP
GRIP
A siioiitimcous t-iiidcmlc ot (.lilp has
bioUcu out .ill os-er tho country. From
tho Hast, West, North and Soulh como
icjiortH of prominent people who aro
vlcllms of the Orip actors' mid uc
tresses' places aie being (Hied by un-dci-Mtudles,
Fpealters tllHiippoint their
audiences, preachers their congrega
tions. Society leaders' hearts are mudo
Fad, and their drawing rooms depleted
by regrets of .stricken guests. And yet
there Is an Infallible preventative unit
cure by which you can keep your social
and uublness engagementsonly carry
lu your pocket find take a few pellets
occasionally of Dr. Humphreys' Cele
brated Speclllc" Seventy-Seven" ("77"),
yjid you wll be Iimmimi fiom Grip and
Colds. At drugulsts, 23c. '
found nl Ml rteemuiN Huillu, pier l'owell',
eieiy 1'rldiy, ullctnoou and eu'tilng and Siltif
day inoinliig.
II !l II ,
'Ihe following inn. li al neleetloui will ho nil-
ilered at Hie li'onihig unit clclillig nenlcn (oinoi
low at I'.lm I'.nk ihuiili, under Ihe illreeliou of
,1. Allied Pennington, orgaubt and iholr mailer:
MOIINlXli.
Ormiii Mlegretto con (!iartnn
I'holr ti'tli(in, "Jcwi", Hon ol (!o.l
High"
(ligau-llleiallou lu A mlnoi- ,
Choir ll.iinti ''.M) Heavenly Home" ,
(liK'n AllcRin MoildJto hi (J
..(illlirrt
Jl.t
. Mutltti
....Wily
. .llauu.i
Vurliiiiar
nVKN'INtl.
Oritau-Klriallim lu I! Hilul ,ipni
Choir Anttirin, "II lie do.iful lu the l.ord.l'oullni
Organ l.ilotale In I.' Wei)
liar" Solo-SeUclid
Mi. I'lilllp Umien.
Choir II.Mim, "tome in and Dwell with Me"
Main
Oigin- udanle ion Moln In (,' minor.. Volcktuar
i: ii ii -
'Ihe regulae lueillnc of Ihe Mil, Ilo dub ami
the ifiiilin lea will he omitted lodav, on account
of the wing iccllal In the eienlng.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WOHKEBS.
Informal Gathering: In duevnsey Hall
Yesterday Afternoon.
An Informal galheilug of iipwards of
twenty Sunday school superintendents
from various whits of the coimtv was
conducted yesterday afternoon In
Ouernsey hall for the purnose or cre
ating an Interest in tlie county conven
tion of Sunday school wot Iters to bo
held in North Scranton at a date to bo
fixed later.
C. D. Winter, of .lermyn, president of
tlie County Sunday School association,
presided, nnd brief informal addresses
were made by a number of those lu at
tendance. Dr. Fletcher, oC Oarbondale.
gave a talk on "Normal Work," and
Max I.athrope. of t'arbondale, gave a
brief summary of tlie woik accom
plished at the last slate convention.
Hew Dr. Hobert P. Y. Pierce, pastor ot
tlie Penii Avenue fiapllst church, also
spoke.
Announcement was made at tlie meet
ing of the coming visit of I tew Hugh
McCork. one of the best known Sunday
school workers In tho state. Hew Air.
McCork will sneak in the Elm Park
church on Sunday night, March 10, and
will also deliver an address on Sunday
school work (he day following.
WIIX BE PROVIDED FOR.
Councilman Vaughan Succeeds in
Getting- New Fire House.
Select Councilman D. W. Vaughan
saw Itecorder Connell yesterday and
succeeded in getting his "little bit of
tlie bond oidinance." Tlie recorder fa
vored the Idea or purchasing a lot and
erecting a lire house and police sta
tion In South Scranton and promised
to insert an item of $ir,,000 In the bond
ordinance to provide for tlie cost.
This, will bring the total amount of
the bonds to be issued a little above
the sum of ?;l00,00n, which was original
ly llxed as the limit.
DOMESTIC SCIENC
The middle of l.uiuary mat'.s (lie Lesln
nine of the lcul mmI season, .iltliuiijli His
larce cily Tnukds furnish it .ill the yen
round to thwc customers who no not niln.l
the cMicnsc or arc willing; to ran tlu-ir
dunces of Kcltlns "bob cal." Iloli vejl h
i 111111:1 tin o eal. It N most imv.hoUwinii!,
Irulm: c.iiMil 11101 a than one cis of wriousi
liuNnnin?. It nuy ho rrcogniw! by .1
Mulsh tint ami flabby, Ftlcky feeling. Tim
city health liua condemn .ill unuliulei'ninn
in.-at and siy tli.it no c-alf that was: les-n tln.i
four weeks old when it (lied "0iall I o
In ought, held or offered for sale In the 1 ity."
In spite of 'he lc,'IIance of the bo ml of
health, much of till-! unw Iwlewme eil
c-capcH detection and ina&queiadci. at 111 inv
lirtt'dis-s caterers rus- chkKeii, In f.ilailj and
pot-plw.
"1'ilme counliy miisIkc," too, Is not in
firciucntly moio than Inlf eil. I'leferabh,
eal should not be used befoio it is hit
weel.3 or two months old, .mil after that ii.it.
until il Li Iwo-jcat-old beef. As eal stands
lovctt amour; the me.iU as rcgMi'tls food
alue, and has ery little llaior of ita own,
it rcquiiM lilnh i-easonlntr and the aci-oni.
li.in Imciit of jiotatoeJ, lici' or mararonl to
liiaKe It jialatablc and iiutiitloin. The IIiir.
lUh iindiTst.iiiil this, as wllnc.-vi the "veal and
hammer itle" to which Sauibel Weller fi
often paid his rrnpectH. Ii.dcvd, a II t i lu
bacon, ham or Mltipotk should alu-atx ho
mid with Aral, to make it "lasty."
To eat veal In Tianeo is a ctwtronouilo u
M'l.llluii, an 10 ll.s jin Ibllltlex, an well as Ihe
the price to wblih it tan wir. 'lids ii .ic.
cniintid for when one imdcrtiuds 1I1,' i.ne
with wlili h the r.ilf has lieii filled for
market. Nut only is Ik- kept on n mill, ilhl,
but one of (rcli jiats as well. He soon ilc
Vflopi. .1 ileclilul'iellsli for the latler, and
will take as many as he can tsel. This (.no
till feeding lnakes all the illftctei.ic lu Ihe
woild In the tate of ihe veal,
I'm- roasting tho llllet (a thick pine fiom
the upper pait of the liu) MUm-tfiiii s i.illed
frlcauileiu, liol.s or ui-lilon, the lueast and
the loin of hlniiUiirr will bo found be.t.
If the 111(1 is ii-i'd, luie the hviUhii' 11
move the bone ami ktuir Ihe c.illlv with .1
highly MMimd iimM ilreliiK. A little nil-
IIKO 11 -Td Willi Ihe KlllfllUK wll Kill' il ,i
Komi flavor. Ireil'i' ullh nail, prii- uml
lliur, put Utile hlilpl of pmk over the lop,
add hot wjtir in.d lo.i.t in a latlur urni
oien, f'ovcr wllli a butleied ii'.nsr. If II
ilioM.s slum of biiiiiliit' and baste often,
Sopio people alwajs npilnkle with ,i Jlllhi
puherbdl Migur to cnsiim a ilili blown. Vial
liould a 1 wail be U.orouylily uiol.nl
A n-al and p.u.iilti slew .ihujs wdii.. mi-.
iretle uf prlnj;, l'nr lids the kiiinkld if
eal may be uljllzeil. Scrape and (lit liit.i
mull diio tun uooil lcd lMi.nl.'a and ,i
Inlf a io?en locts of veselable oyi.(iii. I'(el
and sriapo one knob of li'K-ii and ml iluc -tiiKelliir
with a mi ill union.
I'ul four or live thin nllie.s or ult potk
III the bottom of a klew- l.i'.tle, ami 'ay
on them tho Mil and leavtililis wllli bollliii;
water to no.iili iomt, Miu'iiht sloul.i tint 1 1
thoroiiiihly Under It will lake uVout two
hour, llikh the eal and YetfdahM on a
hul platter, thicken the liquor rlldiily and
pour oer tluiii.
A M'al potple wiiholit liul tviiltiir l .1
dainty dish lu the e.il line.
t'ae for till purpose the bread fnJs of lli
lilui, neck or knuckle, (in the meat lu
pkcis ami boll until tondu' in plenty nl
kaltnl water, irklininlntr iliorouijhb as it lu
xiiis to IaiII. Add a lieneiuus bit of bm' el
and a little peppir. About liwi Mliuilis lie
fore ten In drop lu'by poonfuls 4 oft lat
ter iiudu of one quilt of Hour, (wo teaspoon.
full bjl,- powder and i-uoiikii milk or
water b iiuko the coiiklstdKy icqulr.-d.
lliop in the boltlnt; water and emir docly
Wl en done, uniovcr, take a fork an I foio
the (liimiil!njs apart.
This Ik the tweelbieauV' heyday, and u
idecV of thu'djlidoiu tit-bit un Indulge
.. kI. 4..t 4.
Benefit He Received from ......
Paine s Celery Compound
S xy-Smmhmi B
On December 14, last, the proprie
tors of P.iine's Celery Compound found
the following lcttcr'ninong their mail r
They had no correspondence on the
subject; they did not know Air. Mus
ham, except by reputation. Like every
testimonial of this great medicine that
was ever printed, it came to them un
solicited and unsought. The proprie
tors of Panic's Celery Compound have
never found it necessary to manufac
ture or edit any testimonial. They have
never found it necessary by ajy'triclc
of atlverti.siug to promote "ir 'fiical
men in far off places to positions
in legislature or offices iliat never
heard of them. It is the. one of all
i (.'medics ilia popularity of which has
increased on account of what it docs,
instead of v. hat it says.
It appears that I'"ire Chief Mttsham,
the head of the Chicago Fire Depart
ment, which i-. the model of the world,
lias been for forty years in the service;
as brave as a lion, industrious, cool
headed, with a record for fighting fires,
and quite as distinguished for nerve
and generalship as other heroes
upon whom, nations h:ivci bestowed
public honors for services in no less
hazardous undertakings. Chief Mus
hain, in the spring of 19011 obtained
-f-H"f4-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-M-f-H"-4-sV-
!
Menu for Sundaji, Feb. 16
!
BREAKFAST. -t"
4. OraiiRi-ii.
-f Cieaiil of Wheal. -f
-f Hish and IVachcjl I'lms. -f-
-f like Cakr.s. (lolden lliip. ;
Coffee. ""
DINNER. . ;
Vejctible Soup. -f-
Spliul Cull inu. Salted Alnionds. -
T llo.isl Veal. Ilionned 1'otatoes.
T lealopeil Tomatues.
T Lettuce Salad,
'I11c.sc Straws. .
X SVPPHK. X
Potato -salail. HlIi wl Tuiiiair,
T Olbe.-. Cieani ( hee-e
J lirown Iiie.nl and Duttor. .
y Cimri-ibuail. KvapiiaKd I'lache-.
4- C01 011. --
-
-H--- - -K- -f -ft -f t -f
I their la-te wlthoul pavinir a knm'.s tan.oni
for the prlillejre, Snedhieaili may bj
drained and M-red on liu't or in halites;
may be lolled lu fine brenl numbs, ruvr and
crumbs uii.iin, then filed lu diep fat; iiijj lu
Inked or broiled, Kiallopul or hiaised; in ide
in Mlad J loll' or In lomhlu.iliini with .il
inouils, 01 cooked with thlcl.cn, U"ptra,'U,
bacon, tonuloe.s, mushiooiis ei idiw.-. In
n c .i rllicr them the piellmliuiies ale all the
k'llle. . . , , ,
'V.ih ill cold water, muniing pipe- i nd
meiubiaue-. Tluow into boilliijr raltid '.ilcr
wilh one lable-poonfut of leuion' Julie. imU
twinly inlnutes, thin ihep at once into i old
Miltei, to h.iiih-li, 'Iht.i ale tin n lead) to
be ciokeil as deslieil.
'lo inaki; iKe kWi-itbual and .I'.ia.iiid siljil,
take the sweetbioails apiu aflci pubjllln,
and alloc thiiu to -il llioioiijlil; ioll,
II. ii.. leuli Iwentctlie ahuoiiils. blanch. d
111
ll.oH'iyhly dried lu tin) men, and chopped''
quite line, Winn li'Jd.v In "five, anannc! ;'
loimdatiou of (llp lettuce Icaies, ink llic;.
kweelbnails and aliuomU touelhii, tpilnkle
wllh a llltle k.ilt .'lid pepper, tins and n.is
with a Kood bill! iii.i.M.iiiicilv. Auateae on
Ihe leaiei and itif!
A
III challnjfdtsli lookuy nWivtbiejdc lesjwud
liljcluiisly lu , the uilliiai.i alliances of nm
a l.un in tliu ait. The next lime .1011 aie i
haie clilckiu for yovu- Suudij dlnn.'r, ltuy..i
I air ol s,w eel bl cuds and lor llio Suudjiy
ulk'lil Mippd- liy (ieiiniil Mieelbieads and
(hlckeii, 1'repaie .tour swidbuads as tljieiuil
and cut tutu dice. Ilaie leuily an i'qal
amount of cold looked ildikin ul-.i dl'"r.
'I his .hoiihl all be pupared bifoie comliic,' to
ri.Mllt.l .11 I'n I'.lj'u,.., ,.,,.., v v. -i
able and put In a pn-tly bowl, irady
ic auspicious iiiviiuiil whin il Is In 1...
the la
(or the atisi
added m the cream aiie.
Melt two tahliMpooiiful.s of biiilrr in the
l'la?i i, and add two heaplni,' UhlespooiifiiN
of Hour, lulseil with a i.alt-poou of kail an I a
few ilii.-tlni;.s of cppir. When bubbly, wiu
in otio iiipful of milk and nil" until irvain
llit'ii ii'lieat the krti'i'tlnc.idi and ihliktn In
the kame, n'lllni: Ihe nitlil pan over ii'
hot waltr pin io Iheie will he no diiijei of
siolddlC
1'ie-s il i,al is 1 mi II. nt liieil 1 old lor
luudi.'oii. 'In cadi pound of i hopped meat
low- a tiny bit of niapcd oiiieu, one iky, .1
H-a lit half tiUioouful of kail, a little pepper,
.1 u'l.itlnr of iiiiluxv, a half teapoonful lioic.
ladl-li or iiiiislanl, .1 ublr-pooufiil (if me lied
butler, two lolled craekeu and a 1 ibkiwu.
fid of e lo.nn. Mis llioioutfldy. l'aek lu a
butlercel bread tin and linn upsido down iu "
a laiger tin, and bake iu an mm ovu ly4
about two Ilium, dpfndliiK on the l.e v( ,
"' loJ'.
. .
Calics heart ttulTi'd and loa.tid is auolher
nm
!-7V p.
II O'
I -I ,.
IN THE WORLD.
sSSB
m-
With Perfect Nerves' and, '
Good Blood He Has
Won the Highest Po
cition in His Calling.)
the highest recognition that it is pos
sible for a man. in his business to have
promotion for nicrit to the head of
the finest lire-fighting brigade on earth;
He began at the bottom.
Read what he says of llic medicine
that has alo enabled thousands of
other men and women to achieve what
hy intelligence and ambition they were
cut out to do.
And bear in mind that what Panic's
Celery Compound has done in the case
of Marshal Mush.-un. and for thou
sands of others who have voluntarily
expressed their gratitude in similar
words, it will do with unvarying cer
tainty in the case of every person
whose ncrvott-, system, from' whatever
cause, begins to show the effects of
disease, andwhosc symptom manifest
themselves in the various distressing
ways thai arc mj familiar to every
render.
"Gentlemen :
Your remedy. Paine's Celery Com- '
pound, is all that you claim for it, and
is certainly a boon to humanity. I
have tried il. and have secured great
benefits from it when suffering from
indigestion or its companion, nervous
ness. I am lold that many of the boys
in the department are uting Paine's
Celery Compound with very satisfac
tory results. I can heartily recommend
Panic's Celery Compound for those
who, suffer from lack of energy, ner
vousness, indigestion and similar ail
ments. Yours trulv,
"W. II. MUSIIAM.
"Fire Marshal." .
T Chicago, III., Dec. 11, 1901,
Y-
dish nt to in- di-pl-cd. Sinn" the enllh lei'
wilh 1-c.isoncil biead numb-, put In a de-p
earthen ili-h, and a slice of onion, wllh cat
nip or tomato sauce, and boiling water to
li.nli.illy imii. Cuiei the pan, cool; eiy
slowly for two or lluee hours, addinir water
If II bolls away. Thiikiu Ihe tti.ny wllh
hi owned Hour and pjui aiouuil Ihe heart.
The cll'icl of the repoil iccenily l-surd b;
the Ilockfelhr ln..itule for Medical lle-ei.di
concernliu; Iheir iitrc-iiiMtioiis of esl-tlna
londltions in Xew vik eity'.- mlk nipple,
h.ls been to ial-- a s'.unuoiK deuiaiid on the
put uf the consunuis (or "lertllled milk."
The iiimouncenieni of Ihe in-putou who weie
.sent to oK-one fauns fiom which milk mines
illicitly to Ihe city and to ileainules wlieiu
Ihe mill; of from iwcnty In fifty fauns is
eoolul and then ,-i'it to tin- ill was lie.
pn Inir in tlie mttcine. While the cows
wne Kcueiall.e fuiiml lu gooil health, no ialns
wile l.ikin lo kiip Iheni i lean or to iuni
Ihcui i lean cion at uillkini,- time. Theie was
no itctin-f at peiMUiil i li.inlinirs made hy
the men, e-p.i Lilly In Ih" uiitlirof wishing
their hind-. Milk' pills v.ne siniply w.Urd
lu the oidiiiary way. pic-c-n.iliees weie n.ed
to "keep" the milk and (iniir.il the neglect
of diaiilliuss and piopcr icln;; and trail
poll itli'ii. and In in my liisl.inies the looms
lu which milk was idoicd we're nnl un.
cleanly. One e'tample uieoi of the wor t
loiidilious uj. a nl ihle hi the in ihboiiioo 1
ot Ihe dlj, diluted upon a inai-h wheie at
hluli tide the water linked up luto it. Il
was a localll.e i lo-dy bulll up wllh in ill
lollaices and hauties. line .ib'Hit Ion iowh
weie kept, their only ilniiee hu lic.li Mr
hel'ie; a Minll yaul .iilllihul oul.i (or about
oue-tentli thill- number. The water supply
was fiom a well only a few led deep In the
(ei.tir of tlie itloup of nablos. and the di li'l
use o( the j ltd w.i ibvei ll,i into this well,
Th'e 'mill; from' Ihe stable w is'uhat 'I- ku mn
as "Kiishci milk" uppn-i'il lei be lloii nuhly
piullled I'm the (on-nnipliou of Ihe llehtew-.
luiikiluatlon- are Hill biiui; pur-ueil 'u
I'hlliilelplil I and Huston as will n,-. ew
Votk, Meanwhile ciuhi "ilea lei s fu -Sew orlc
haie .ii'inpliei'l with Ihe u,;;(alfi;rs nul joij.
dllioii's pnpo.-id be ilie Coiinlv Meilti.it' !o.
lib Til Kiiiipfuii: milk a- fiK- Ibili'iibir.
' umli.aiiSii ,n bi imaini'jr3ill.c'pit3fliili. .Aitl
haio ic.cirfl wP'"i.in,1;ioiKiij,friU(1li.
dial illei., Nl., ili'Vi.i wiim.iti UI Jii(1
upon In i inllk il'ealii-'pioilulnir'liV. irrlriliaie
beleie fhe allows Mm In sell 'hfi' Mm'ifTiVA,
a imat'liiiiirMi'niiiit In llaillon-s w.',l.l.itj;iih
Hrljy, lojlort. ,,, , 1(J 1I11IVM
..i. ' vi' iir i i.-rti ii. . m'i fi (in,in'
, . -M U'l'. lnleilialloii.il ('oiiuii, M .Ik J'ie
Million of Tiibsl i uloslf , lulii in l.nnil in'ra.t
t'ltuimer, ureal' llisle'ins luis'llifd iiiit(tlK.
alwdlilie livnwllk 'l.iCiiitu:.'.jiv .einl.llw if.n
M:y)illlou pi eivr iinllu.H) ."hWll'llWiw 'V"'
lllphui, (I vas t xj.l iiiie.l, bd Ijiu Ihuifold
ured of d uilnlj.liin ilia' itiuluy 'ii-lliii'iul.
'( ii.Ik-s' iltsio-iled ol Ihe MJIU uiuU ll"ults.;i.(
i i nt aia lie an i vii . i n iij. i in' i.
l.pllslblIK
, , ill '
dmt ayd ot itU'jMI'r" "'' ',l!lult l',llJ .J.
lUV'' ' lifi'iilon. "iUI; ail. ails a anoo, .
eoudinloi, Iii'Ii air a. a lion rAli.fsii'Kr.l'iif
ill-ease, 'llio o'ls-n-alr imii Jei(v.nlklli iW
Illation, lAslih-s .ailpK oiiii.,liviii,.inser,
h.s llio bcsl InltuiMv gi'i, li','."lj.nt
hhii'i'lf., Mhin all pHii.iiitlun-it',ii'e,"ib.
M'rcil flieie Is" liule li.l.. lien is"oiifiij'lu
Ihe kiiqie be'drobm cllle a rolutinil!.t,t)'idiAs
wllli otliu: Lid. of.l(Wt.l,')U-.,;j,lli.lvi,le
fulijl. 4lJ Jlii'.miyanUh' uJ,,'lll 'V.'l1''1
uliuulel loiisUt, a fai as po.IUe. of -Waslulde
lilltillll, lin. iliolls and of iiioolUiVlilnll'l
the luniiinie.Uioiild U' e JiiH iai(.JaIhiio
lioilld bo no kwee'pim,' un )( ihl, ,'V(,il''
lie with a ilainp doili. lu ,ili u eouuecilon,
It was (under uiccil ihar 'ihe aifto.iTiia;
piaetlee o( lit ' hwitphu; with biosilli., nltall
dellirhli Hood lioil-ikeiln is, iniihl, ,(p. (he
;iiiIjIh a Ial .ls poiile. It, (lot,, c.
H'l!i'll.f'V ('(.iquci ol lliul or Uiioleinn lloiirs. '
Caiiielx, and wMim Hill, the I'oiuuiOn rCnifli '
WliL'teiil hl'iliuii of the-iailva.. ma uWin-
.. butdv. .wejM,.lia.ipeci.. for Ui Jdentluit ,gnd
.lijio., of fluent, apet infr,H-lii i-S ',"-''
"luoiusatfil liv'il,.' .luMiis.ul kUib lX I'M
i.iJ fi't'tlie sHri'f.
.S-I.II1III4 (UllslOvK leiioiu.
ff .f,'1ASltvt Set''l. ffiju?
S