The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-14


Those remaining, however, seem to find
Scranton not an unpleasant place TO
pass the heated season. Within II large
radius of territory which can be
reached in from one to two and a half
hours travel, are Lake Ariel, Lake
Winola, Farview, Lily Lake, Glen
Summit. Delaware Water Gap. Heart
Lake, and numerous other lakes and
cool spots on the Pocono and to the
east and north of the city.
A gentleman speaking yesterday OF
the summer season said: II believe
that not less than fifty and perhaps as
many as seventy-fve Scrantonians are
now in Europe, or have been there
some time since March Is This year
has been particularly marked for the
desire to go abroad, and the same has
ueen true Of every year over the one
preceding, Next season probably will
see the number increase in the same
proportion,
A compiled list of SCrantonians who
are spending the summer out Of town
is Us follows: Mrs. Frank n. Halls
stead and sons, Walter and Frank, jr., Of
Mitilin avenue, at East Hampton,
L l. James Archibald and fam
lily, at Martha's Vineyard: Mrs.
Alfred Hand, daughters and neice, at
Cottage City; Miss Rosa Roberts. Sag
Harbor, N. Y. Miss Emma Ruelburs.
Europs; Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Brown and
Mrs Louise Mcfarland, Saratoga and
the Green Mountains; Rev. G.'F. Nc
Murray. Dunmore, ssashore; II NJ
Bausen, New England states; J. j..
Williams and daughter, Miss
Grace, New Jersey coast; Hon,
snl Mrs. John P. Kelly, Misses
Louise and Emily Brainard, Atlantic
City; Mr.. and Mrs, c. S. Weston,
Enropc John Jermyn and 5, B, Price,
Europe Mrs Jane L. DEWITT. New
York state; Mr.. and Mrs c. r Con-
nell, Boston and the east; Mr. and Mrs.
J. s McAnutly and daughter, Boulder,
Col. Miss Eliza Ruddy Rockaway
Bench, L. l. A. P. Bedford and j. q.
Bailey, Atlantic City; Rev. Rogers
Israel, Mrs Israel and the Misses Jer-
myn. Eaglesmere, Pa.
Prominent among the pleasantries of
the week was the impromptu reception
rendered Tuesday evening by the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union to
Mrs, G, D. Simpson, who. with Mrs.
w. H. Pearce. recently returned from
an European trip The affair was
given at the residence of Mrs. Fauces
T. Vail on Jefferson avenue. Remarks
Of welcome were made by Mrs. Vail
and Mrs. DR.. Hand. Each spoke Of the
commandable work done by Mrs Simp
son as a member of the Women
Clrisiian Temperance union, and n
president of the Central union. Mis-
Simpson responded in brief hut pleas
ing address in which the ladies' were
thanked for so cordial greeting, and
reference was made to the trip in for
eign lands. Light refreshments com
pleted the evenings enjoyment.
A number OF Delaware and Hudson
officials came to this city from Scranton
on Tuesday night. over the Wilkes
Barre and Eastern railroad from Yates.
vile, and left early yesterday morning
over the Wilkes-Barre and f stern fol
New York. In the party were c. R.
Manville, OF Carbondale, superintend
ent Of the Delaware and HUDSON Canal
company; r NJ. Oiyphant. James
Roosevelt, Alfred Van Santvoord and
K-nsett Olyphant, OF New York, and
Horace &. Young. of Albany. direct
ors, and George E Harnsy, of New
York, architect, Wilkes. Barre Record
Thomas Kelly, OF West Lackawanna
avenue, and Miss Lizzie Regan, of Glib.
son street, were married at $ O'Clock
Wednesday morning at the cathedral
by Rev. Father O'Reilly. The best
man was Patrick p. Callaghan. o
Newark, N j., cousin of the groom
The bridesmaid was Miss Margaret he
gan, sister OF the bride. The younf
couple left for New York and points ol
interest in the eastern states.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Robert Henderson. in Ok
ford, N. j., on Monday evening July
2. at 8 p M, when Robert II. Cobb. oi
Scranton, was united to Miss Haiti,
Brown. Of Lake Ariel The ceremony
was performed by Rev. William j
Hampton, of the Methodist Episcopal
church. Among those present were A
S. Siple, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hendsr
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henderson
jr, Mrs. Robert Henderson, sr., Mr.
and Mrs William j. Hampton and Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Cobb and daugh
ter, Ella, Of Scranton. Scranton Truth.
:.
Miss Olllera E. Fritz, popular ant
well known young lady of this city
was married to Nathan r. Brewer, o
Rochester in New York city yester-
day, the ceremony being performed by
Rev w. R. Huntington, the rector o.
Grace church. New York, at the resi-
dence Of the brides aunt, Mrs. P. r
Steele, Of One Hundred and Sixteenth
street.
A surprise par :y was rendered
Thomas Spruks at his home, 812 Pros.
pect avenue, Monday evening in honor
Of his fortieth birthday.
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Personal MENTION:
DR.. John O'Malley, of Scranton, Pa, /
at the Traymore, the guest of j. j. Jor
dan, one OF the proprietorR Of the Scranton
Truth, who is summering at this popula
house with his wife and sister, Miss Lizzi
Jordan. The DOCTOR who, by the way, i
an athlete OF more than ordinary abilities
is tall, handsome and we'll proportioned
suave and agreeable in conversation and ,
bachelor. John II. Jordan, Of Scranton
returned home yesterday after spending
few days at the Traymoro with his brother
j. J. Jordan. Mr. Jordan is one of th
surviving reporters who chronicled tn
news of tho Homestead riots few year
ago urder the inspiring gaze Of Wincheste
rifles, and attended a banquet at Torres
dale, near Philadelphia, last week, when
permanent organization was formed. AT
lantic City Review.
Charles X. Pearson, jr, properly o
Philadelphia. but for the past month
resident OF this city, while here tempora
rily adjusting the accounts of the Scran
tnn Trnatinn rnmpanv hna maIa man,