The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-02
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE.

DR.. and Mrs. It. w. Kay, Of Providence,
are now on their way across the trackless
Atlantic returning from their European
trip. DR.. Kay's visit TO the old world was
for the purpose Of taking a special course
in gynecalogy in the Broca hospital, Paris,
which he has completed. He will be in
this city on Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs.
NJ. d. Fuller, Mrs. Kay's parents, are now
IN New York to greet the voyagers on their
return.
Rev. j. P. B. Peadleton, Mrs. Pendle-
ton and children are the guests Of Attor-
ney E, N. Willard. The Rev. Mir. Pendle-
ton, the former rector Of ST. Luke's Epis-
copal church Of this city, now of Science
tady, n. Y, is recovering from n very Sc
we're illness and has been accorded u re-
spite from work until the early fall.
Mrs. Watres and son Reyburn were the
guests Of Captain and Mrs. John c. De-
lGney at Cottage Ridge, near Harrisburg,
subsequent to the state convention, in
which the lieutenant governor and Captain
Delaney were intimately concerned.
Miss Florence Tomkinson, secretary of
the South She branch Of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association, will leave this
afternoon for her home in Kalamazoo,
Mich, on q three months vacation.
E~x.Councilmnn Patrick Golden, Of the
Sixth ward, will start on u voyage next
summer to lis birthplace in England. He
will visit Ireland before he returns.
DR.. and Mrs. L. S. Barnes, of Monroe
avenue, will entertain anumOer OF friends
on Wednesday evening next, the occasion
OF their first wedding anniversary.
A. L. Ewing, jr., OF Elmira, n CONNER
| afnl tpuv ralnr pHAHl vauvp hara II -.
been sick Mt the Westminster for nearly a
week, is well again.
Miss Beth Archibald returned yesterday
from Lakewood, N. j.. where she has been
spending n few days. She leaves on Mon
day for Pottsville.
The marriage of II. p. Reynolds, of the
bar Of this county, to Miss Jones, of Brook,
lyn, n. Y, is announced to take place on
June 20.
j. E, Price, of Lafayette street, and
Harry Edwards. Of Price street, wero Wis
ting friends at Forest City on Thursday
jenken e. Thomas has returned from
Colorado, and is now staying Mt the home
CT Reese T.. Powell on Eynon street.
Hon. Joseph A. Scranton and wife arr
spending the month with their daughter
Mrs. Tate, at Fort Riley, Kan.
Thomas Turner Thomas, of Hampton
street, is homo for the summer from tn,
University of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Warren contem.
plate a trip aci oss the water for u few
weeks Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. K ngsbury spen.
last Sunday ut Halcyon Hall, Dutchesl
county, New York.
Miss Gwendolcn Edwards, of Kingston
is visiting Mrs, L. B. Evans on North Hyde
Park avenue.
Joseph Aubrey, of Youngstown, Ohio
s the guest of John T. Willi0ms on Eynor
street.
Miss Jessie Evans, Of Pittston, was
guest OF friends on the West Side yester
day,
Ex-Representativo S. D. Stericere, o
bradford county, was in the city yester.
Jay.
T. II. Jones, of South Main avenue, wa
in S%latington yesterday on a business rip
Miss Mary Webster, of Nineveh. i
among relatives on jackson street.
T. ]. Reynolds, of Hampton street, will
spend today at T~unkhannock.
Rev. w. s. Jones spent yesterday will
Row. DR.. Harris at Taylor.
Otto Conrad, OF Green Ridge, called o
Pittston friends yesterday.
George &. May, of Binghamton, is In the
city.