The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-24
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Thursday was the eleventh annivers-
airy of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Connell. Of
1921 Vine street, and in honor Of the
event a number of friends surprised
them with an impromptu visit on the
evening of that day. The unexpected
visitors were attired in a variety Of old
fashioned and burlesque costumes.
Colonel and Mrs. II. M. Boies and
Mr. and Mrs. Il. N. Willard are plan
ming together an extended European
trip for the late winter and spring.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Alderman o. b. Wright, of this
city, to Mrs. C. l., Briggs, of Dalton,
next Tuesday. ,,
Several Scrantonians expect to at
tend the Yale-Prlnceton foot ball match
on Saturday next in New York.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Attorney Hulslander is in Philadelphia.
Joseph Plzzarello, of Paris. is registered
at the wyoming House,
L. c. Bechtold, of Plttston, called on
Scranton friends yesterday.
c. +. Mates and James Blair have re-
turned from their trip TO Colorado and
the west.
Mrs. l.. D. Matlack, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, William II.
Freeman.
DR.. Longstreet, of Wyoming avenue,
who has been seriously i'll from typhoid
fever, is improving.
John p. Canavan, of New York, for
mery of the Scranton city treasurer's
| office, is in the city.
Artist j. B. Machette who spent the
past summer in the eastern states. is In
the city for the winter
Lieutenant Tate, of the United States
army, and Mrs. Tate are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Scranton.
Lieutenant Governor L. A. Watres went
to Doylestown yesterday afternoon TO at
tend the funeral of Senator Ross.
Professor Haydn Evans has accepted
the invitation to adjudicate at the Christ
mas eisteddfod at Youngstown, o.
Miss Clara Simpson, who is attending
Miss Ely's school in New York, is expect
ed home soon for Thanksgiving visit.
Secretary Mahy, of the Young Mems
Christian association, left for Erie yes
terday to conduct d weeks special ser
| vices.
Miss Anna Hand, who is attending O
school on Brooklyn Heights, will be II
Scranton for Thanksgiving day and vii
bring a school friend with her.
L. l.. Webster, of Elmira manager o.
agencies for the Wilkes-Barre Building
and Loan association. yesterday made ;
business call on friends In the city.
George Rice has been appointed to sue
ceed Fred Barnard as sergeant major o
the First battalion, Thirteenth regiment
Mr.. Barnard has moved to New Yorl
C. W. Truman and Miss Nettie Truman
left for Columbus, o., yesterday, wher
they will spend some time at the nev
hotel. Mrs. and Miss Truman remaining
In charge of the Westminster.
Attorney NJ. +. Olmsted of Harrisburg
will be here next week as special counse
for the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co
in the suit of the Scranton Gas AM
Water company set down for trial.
Judge Har,ld " Mcclure, presiden
Judge of Union, Snyder and Mifilin conn
ties, will be here and help hold court mex
week. Judge Mcclure is the son of MI
James Mcclure, of Quincy avenue, witt
whom he will spend Thanksgiving. He !
the youngest Judge in the state.
Among the we'll known Sorantonians Il
New York during the week were: Fred
Godfrey, S. Carlucci, f. Davidson, Mrs
w. H. Pearce c. s. Weston. s. N. Cal
lender, L. S. Jones, T. E. Jones, ]. J. VIII
Jams, Miss G. b. Williams, p. S. Page
j. ]. Burke. A. II. Stone. r. G. Brooks
Samuel Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. VIII
lams and Miss Williams.