The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-23

where, the pupils OF Miss S L. Har-
denbergh will give recital on Monday
at pm, at her studio Mt 437 Wyo-
ming avenue, to which musical friends
are invited. Miss Hardenbergh's repu-
tatiou as u careful and painsGaking ip-
structor, is well established in Scran
ton and it is unnecessary to predict that
the coming musicale will be pleasure
able to all music lovers who may at
tend.
A small luncheon was given yester.
day noon by Miss Welles in honor Of
her guest, Miss Clay.
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PERSONAL MENTION:
Rev. r. +. Caskey, formerly rector
of Grace church in this place, but
latterly of st. Johns American
church, at Dresden, has been invited by
the faculty Of the Lebigh university, South
Bethlehem, TO occupy the pTofrssorship
chair OF mental and moral philosophy, at
that institution Tor the next college year
Mr.. Caskey has accepted the invitation
after obtaining the reluctant consent Of
his ve5try TO do So MIR. and Mrs. Caskey
will shortly leave for America, as Mr..
Caskey enters upon his duties early IN
September. Rev. DR.. Worcester, the pres
enJ incumbent Of the chair, will occupy
Mr., Caskeys pulpit during his ABSENCE
| Honesdalo Citizen.
Professor Haydn Evans will leave on
Aug. 10 with party Of Musicians for
Wales. They viii bo absent from ten
weeks to three months. and will give eu.
tertninments in numerous places through
Wales and England. Professor Evans
party will consist Of, besides himself and
Mr.. Davis, Miss SaGie Keiser. Of Wilkes.
Barre, soprano; Miss Cordelia Freeman, OF
| Huntingdon, alto: Richard Williams, of
Kingston, tenor; Richard Thomas, of
Scranton, basso, and Miss Julia Allen,
daughter of DR.. Allen, yiolinist. After
the return ct the party Professor Evans
will 90 to youngstown, o., to act as ad-
| judicator of the annual Christmas eistedd-
cd to oe held in that place
Michael Madden, OF Manstee Mich,
reached this city yesterday afternoon.
Next Wednesday he will wed one of the
| South Sidhs most attractive young ladies'
Miss Rose, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank +. Brady, OF 52S Genet street. The
ceremony will be performed with nup-
tial mass in st. Johns Catholic church, on
| Fig street. A wedding breakfast will be
served at the brides home aud the newly
welded folks will leave Immediately after
ward for Mr. Madden's homo In the west.
Miss Brady win be attended by her sister,
Lizzie as bridesmaid
Rev. Henry E. Swentze, formerly Of st.
| Luke's, served as chaplain at the COM
Increment Of the high school department
of the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, n. Y,
yesterday. He has accepted an invitation
to read one OF the papers for discussion at
the next church congress to be held in
Boston next autumn.
Professor E. W. Davenport, who has
been principal of the shorthand depart
ment of Woods Business college for the
past three years, severed his connection
with the college yesterday and will in the
fall enter Columbia college, New York,
making his home at the First Methodist
Episcopal parsonage, Yonkers, N. Y.
The soloist, Miss Annie Reynolds Of the
First Presbyterian church, will take her
vacation during July and August, so that
tomorrow will be her last Sunday in the
| church until September. Miss Seymour
the organist, will leave for Europe next
Sunday.
Misses Nellio and Jennie Hartley have
returRed from Fort Edward Collegiate in
| bLlbult,N N e, w uSlG luC1 udNb Dttu spbuu-
ing the past year. Nellie Hartley gradu-
ated with honors in her class, winning the
senior grS4uating essay prize.
Rev. am Mrs. Warren G. Partridge at
tended com mnencement at Colgate unver-
sity during the week. Mr.. Partridge de-
lvered the oration before the Alumni as
sociation and Mrs. Partridge assisted in
receiving at the D. U. reception Wednes-
day evening.
Merle j. Wightman. secretary and treas
urer of the Scranton Rapid Transit COM
pany, was in Philadelphia during the week
to purchase cars for the Middletown cleo
trio road, in which he is also interested.
Mr.. A. A. Long of Union City, Mich;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitmire and MIR.
aud Mrs. Daniel Whitmire, Of Orangevile,
Pa, are the guests Of Rev. j. G. Whitmire,
1914 James street.
Fred Kohler, of this city, was married at
noon Thursday at Hackettstown, N. j., to
Miss Annie LaBarr Quite party of
Scranton people attended the wedding.
Ex-Judge and Mrs. Alfred Hand, the
Misses Hand and DR.. Alfred Hand, leave
Wednesday to witness he graduation of
Miles T. Hand from Williams college.
City Treasurer Reese G. Brooks and Mrs.
Brooks aad MIR. aud Mrs. William Il. Nc
Clave were present at the graduation of
George Brooks from Cornell.
Mayor and Mrs. W. l., Connell and DR..
and Mrs. A. j. Connell are expected to re-
tnrn Monday from New York and the
pleasure resorts Of that vicinity.
Nj. and Mrs. II. ". Kingsbury, W. w.
Scranton, Q, A. Oakford, r. G.. Brooks
and A. B. Klerstead, of this city, were in
New York during the week.
Rev. Joseph Yarbek, of Mt. Lebanon in
the Holy Land, is q guest at Rt. Rev.
Bishop OHara's house, He is n Syrian Of
high attainments.
Mr.. and Mra. Charles Schlager and
family returned yesterday from a three
weeks visit among the pine groves Of
North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Archibald aud family
will next week begin occupying for the
summer their cottage at Martha's Vine
yard.
Mrs. William Packer, of Syracuse N. Y,
was the guest OF Mrs. NJ. d. Brown, OF
Saunderson avenue, during the week.
Isaac Harvey, of Dagus mine, Elk coun-
ty, is visiting his uncle William Harvey, OF
East Market street, Green Ridge.
Miss Eliza Chase, teacher at the High
school, leaves Monday to spend a vacation
at the seashore and the mountains.
T. +. Archibald, Yale 100, is entertaining
his classmates, MIR. Lee. OF the Isle Of Trim
idad, and Mr.. Belo, of Texas.
Mrs. o. I. Green, of Syracuse. is the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Price, Of South Main avenue.
NJ. J. LAWN, of Wilkes Barre, was the
guest Of Ticket Agent George ]. Mcdonald
few days last week.
Mrs W. X. Packer, of Syracuse NY, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Brown, of
Sanderson avenue.
Miss Holmes and Miss Stanton, of Homes.
dale, are spending today with Miss Hum
and Miss Blair.
Attorney w. II. Jessup, jr, is at Mon
trose, where he will spend Sunday with
his family.
Attorney Horace L. Hand returned last
night from business trip to Now York.
Professor Rothrock, state commissioner
or forestry, was in the city yesterday,