The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-30

IulCu6OUbt CdIu phEtleo duu u mum bVl
of qniet weddings. but otherwise the
week was devoid of the usual social
pleasantries.
June, in Scranton, at least, kept up
her reputation as month of weddings
and elimination of spring when the
young mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts of love- A few of the weeks
weddings follow: Anthony f. Lough-
ney and Miss Mary A, Biglin, of Car
hon street: William Deasy. of Phila-
delphia, and Miss Name o Hara at st.
Mary's church, Dunmore. Rev. M.
b. Donlan officiated Daniel Nc
Carthy and Miss Ellen O'Hara,
both of Philadelphia, were re-
spsctively groomsmah and bridesmaid.
James M. Casey and Elizabeth Dwyer,
OF Railroad street, at st. Peters cathe-
dral, Rev. p J. Golden ofiiciated. Mr..
James Ksegan was best man and Miss
Ellen Dwyer, OF Hawley, cousin of the
bride, bridesmaid. Miss Polly j. An
derson, daughter of NJ W. Anderson,
to Edward G. Smith, Of Bellevue, at tue
brides home, by Rev. d. G. Hughes.
Miss Annie E. Anderson was brides
maid, and John w. Anderson attended
the groom. Miss Carrie Kern. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kern, Of
Scranton street, to George Saul, at
brides home Rev. Warren G. Part
ridge officiated. Miss Dora Kelly and
G. |. Kern were respectively brides
maid and best man. Miss Rose G..
Brady, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Brady, of 52S Ginet street, TO M. j.,
Madden. of Manistee, Mich, at ST.
Johns church, by Rev. d. J. Melley.
Miss Lizzie J. Brady, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and Martin
Cannon was groomsman.
A dancing party was given Tuesday
evening bv Miss Hunt and Everett
Hunt, at $50 jefferson avenue, Among
the guests were; Miss Holmes and the
Misses Stanton, of Honesdals; Miss
Archibald. Miss Augusta Archibald, Miss
Welles, Miss Blair, Miss Courseu. Miss
Jermyn, Miss Susan Jermyn, Miss
Simpson, Miss Parke, Miss Kingsbury,
Miss Mott, Miss Decker and Messrs.
Belo and Lee, of Yale; Decker, Arch
BLAIR, Ryle, Whittemore, Sander.
son, Merrill, Post, Mott, Chase, Torrey,
w. ?. Kingsbury, Belin, Platt, Wright,
Walker.
At an afternoon tea given Wednes.
day by the Misses Courssn at 6l5 Mul.
berry street for the Misses Stanton and
Miss Holmes, Of Honesdale, the follow
ing young ladies were present: Miss
Arch bald, Miss Augusta Archibald,
Miss Blair, Miss Hunt, Miss Seybolt,
Miss Romaine Seybolt, Miss Louise
Seybolt, Miss Dickson. Miss Mott, Miss
Welles, Miss Decker, Miss Bessell, Miss
Nellie Mates the Misses Kingsbury,
Miss Jermyn, Miss Susan Jermyn Mics
Jones.
A handkerchief social was given last
evening at Excelsior hall on Wyoming
avenue by number of young ladies of
the southern part of the city in honor
of several graduates of Stroudsburg
state normal school who are visiting
in the city, Miss Maud Richards was
ut the head of the committee that had
the function in charge. Notwitnstand
ing the intense heat the social proved
very enjoyable. About fifty couples
attended it.
! A quiet wedding Thursday morning
was, That of Miss Emma Conrad to
Theodore Hem berger, The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. Randolph at
the home of Miss Conrad on Sanderson
avenue, Green Ridge. Miss Conrad
has long taken rank as one OF the city s
best vocalists and Mr.. Hem berger is q
recent addition to Scranton musical
circles, He is violinist of uncommon
ability. Mr. and Mrs. Hsmberger will
make their home on Adams avenue.
John H. Blaekwood, who left the
city sditorship Of The TRIBUNE to
accept the management of the
new rockingham theatre, has re-
signed from the latter position and re.
turned to journalism. Mr.. Black
occupies a position CT profit and re-
sponsibility on the Truths staff Of
bright young men, and rejoices accord
ingly at the delightfulness of day work
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An event which interested the 'O4
. graduates at the high school and the
AAlumni association was the reception
bpread and business meeting at the
Scranton Bicycle club house Tuesday
evening This years class was re-
ceived into the alumni and dancing
was enjoyed later in the evening.
The matinee" to the Gentlemen s
Driving club, which was to have been
held at the Driving park to-day, has
been postponed until next week Satur-
Gay. The club will meet at the Wyo-
ming this evening.
The Green Ridge wheelmen gave q
delightful band and lawn social at their
Wyoming avenue club house last even
ing. The music was furnished By the
Lawrence band.
The Scranton Lawn club will enjoy
0 tennistea this afternoon on the Piatt
place grounds. the weather permitting.
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A ladies' afternoon card party will be
given Monday by Miss Blair for Homes
1ale friends.
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PERSONAL MENTION:
AT young peoples party given during
the week by Mr.. and Mrs. John Lohman
in honor Of their daughter Mabels birth
day there were present The Misses Mabel
and Louise Lohmann, Estelle Tropp
Johanna IIangstaff, Lizzie Kemmerer, Edna
Koch, Tessie Hanaway, Lizzie Bernstein,
Lille Keisel, Lulu Collins Mary Diem
Helen Wormser, Lizzie Kaymayer, Lizzie
Weller, Hattie Fischer, Helen Gunster
Bertha and Alma Wehlau, Lottie Zurfieb
Belle and Florence Finburg, the Misses
Francis, Anna and Emma Wolfe, Mabel
Back, May Talbot, Masters Karl Gunster,
Charles Lorenz, Johnnie Bloeser, Harry
Mayer, Phillip Bernstein. Frank Koch,
Frank Tropp, Robert and John Lohmann
Freddie Kaymayer, Mr.. Lorenz Krause
furnished the music.
Among those who have been examined
for admission to Yale from Scranton and
vicinity are r. w. Archibald, jr., w. Ii.
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