The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08

I1OWcNCI KEUob AhdJ bO bhO LnOAbh VI
June for its records Of roses and we'd
dings, the list of nuptial ceremonies
ushered in with the first breath Of
autumn certainly claims for Septem-
Der a prominent position in the list Of
wedding months Among q large
number of ceremonies which occurred
during the week were those which
follow:
Thomas Mulhern. of this city, and
Miss Bessie Gibbons, of Moscow, were
married in st. Catharine's Catholic
church at Moscow Tuesday morning
Rev. R. II. Walsh officiated.
The marriage Of Walter w. Mitchell,
prominent young business man OF
Utica, N. Y, and Miss Anna May
Downing, was celebrated at 1870 Mifflin
avenue, the residence Of the brides
grandfather, Nathaniel Hallstead,
Wednesday evening at 9p. M. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. War.
rem g. Partridge and took place in tho
drawing room. the wedding party
standing under a canopy Of mountain
pine and before an exquisite back
ground of magnificent palms. The
bride was dressed in white moire silk
and lace and wore diamonds, which in
cluded sunburst pin, the present Of
the bridegroom, aud was attended by
two ribbon children, Miss Margory
Howe, Of Utica, and Miss Mildred
Campbell, as well as by two page-boys,
Masters Walter and frankie Hallstead.
John s Thomas, of Utica, acted as
best man and Thomas Moore acted as
usher.
Among the out-of-town wedding
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Howe,
Miss Ada Mitchell, John Thomas,
Utica; Mr.. and Mrs /. j. Weatherby,
Miss Dell Hallstead, Misses Rivenburg,
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Rivenburg, E. E.
Finn, Mr.. and Mrs. James Decker,
John Hsllstead, Hiram Rivenburg,
Clifford; Dr. and Mrs. Sehoonmaker,
New York; Miss Rudd. Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Downing, Miss Bsylis.
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.
Dowling, Stroudsburg; DR.. and Mrs.
Van Doreng, Archibald; Mr. and Mrs
]. D. Utley, Forster; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Kent, Hickory Grove, and DR.. and
Mrs. Broome, Utica.
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Miss Myrtle Adell Thomas. the ell
dest daughter of Professor Clark S.
Thomas, the we'll kuown musician, and
Harris Ssibept, late Of New York, but
now Of the West Side. were married
Monday noon in their new and costly
furnished residence, 1914 Cedar ave-
nue., in the presence Of their immedi-
ate friends and relatives. by Rev. e. L.
Miller. Of Trinity Lutheran church.
The bride was attired in pretty trav-
cling costume Of fswn cloth with
brown surah silk trimmings. She
wore diamond ornaments and carried a
boquet of pink rossbuds. Following
the ceremony wedding dinner was
served. The table was exquisite in itt
arrangement and prettily and taste
fully decorated. Mr.. and Mrs. Sci
bert left for q short tour which will
embrace New York, Boston and Phila,
delphia. They will be at home to theil
friends after Monday. Sept 10.
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One Of the prettiest weddings which
has occurred in Pittston for some time
was that ut the home OF Mrs. Justi ne
Lazarus, Of North Main street, Tues.
day evening when her eldest daughter,
M. Helen, was united in marriage &c
Cecil @. Dickover, OF Brooklyn. The
large double parlors were profusely
decorated with cut flowers and potted
plants and presented very pretty ap-
pearanoe. Promptly OF s o'clock the
bride and groom preceded by the
ushers, Harry Roth. and Harry Connol
and she maid of honor, Miss Daisy
Connor, of Wlkes-Barre, and at
tended by Miss Maggie Lazarus. q
sister Of the bride, as bridesmaid, and
Edward Schooley. of Pittston, as best
man entered the front parlor and took
their places under q large floral bell
made Of white daisies where the
ceremony was performed by Rev
N. g. Parke. The bride was be
comingly attired In costume
Of figured white silk and carried q
bouquet OF bride roses The brides
maids dress was of pink crepe de chen,
and she, too. carried bride roses. Mr.
and Mrs. Diekover left at midnight on
short wedding trip through the prin-
cipal cities of New York state and will
return to Pittston today for few day
before leaving for their new home al
ready prepared at Blythebourne, Long
Island. Over 100 guests were presen
and among those fresn a distance were
Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Ssebeck, Miss Wallov
and William Diekoyer, of Brooklyn
Mrs. Charles Dsvine, Mrs. Rober
Richardson and Mrs. John Ritter, o
indianapolis. Ind, and Miss Rohwed-
der. Of New York. AS tokens Of tn
esteem In which the bride is held, many
elaborate and beautiful presents werl
received from friends.
The marriage Of Jacob Brandwan,
well-known resident of Scranton, Z
Miss Mamie Cohen. daughter of MI
and Mrs. N. L. Cohen, Of Penn avenue
was celebrated Tuesday evening at
o'clock. The Rev. N. Drouk, of th
Penn Avenue synagogue. officiated
and William Vieeburger acted al
groomsmaB, while Miss Ethel Posuer
Miss Lottie Stone, Miss Mamie Bloc
and Mrs. Shimburg. Of Syracuse, wer
bridesmaids.
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VIM. Fl. Malta. Honssdale represen
tatiEs Of the Scranton Truth, and Mis-
Julia Drumm. daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. John Drumm, of Honesdale, wsr
married in that city on Tuesday in 81
Johns church by Rev. John Griffin
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Jennie Drumm, and the grooml
man by D. A. Hayes, of Pittsburp
vice president of the Glass Workers Q
the United States and Canada. Tn
ushers we're ]. V. Clifford, 7. J
OBoyle. John J. Murphy. OF Scranton
and Frank Ryan, of Honesdale.
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Miss Jean Freeman, daughter of MI
and Mrs William II. Freeman. an
Frank Won Sohrader, Of Ottumws
Iowa. were united in marriage We'd
nesdsy evening at the home Of th
brides parents on South Main avenue
BY Rev, d. K. Freeman, in the pres