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

and James G. Mcclure
Among the Scrantonians in New York
during the past week were; c. ID. Slmp-
son, A. b. Kierstead, NJ. L. smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Jones and Miss II, Jones, j. l.,
Gaynor, w. W. Paterson, G. B. Dimmick,
n. q. Robertson, r, j. Williams, Horace
L. Hand, l.. 4. Mates, Mr., and Mrs. H. p,
Simpson, T, ii. Watkins, Rev. +. 2. Nc
Nally.
Rev. Rogers Israel and Mrs Israel and
the Misses Jermyn are ut EagleSmere.
During Mr. Israel's absence st. Luke's
parish will be in charge of Rev. \. l..
Urban, of Dunmore, who will be at St.
Lukes rectory every afternoon from un-
til 3 o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Young, of Kentucky who was
moderator Of tho general assembly of the
Presbyterian church at Portland, Ore, two
years ago when the cnse of Dr. Briggs
came up for trial, is the guest of W. q.
ParKc, of North Washington avenue.
Among those from this city who at
tended the Christian Endeavor convention
at Cleveland We're Miss Cora Decker,
Charles H. Chandler w. b. LetChworth,
city; Rev. W. IL. Whitaker, Bushville;
Rev. a. B. O'Neil. Dunmore.
Misses Margaret Evans. Irene Reyn-
olGs, Margaret Harris, Carrie and Hattie
Jones and Jennie Evans attended the re-
ception given at the Plymouth armory by
number of Plymouth young men Tues
day evening.
Miss Eva Brown, of Capouse avenue, ac-
companied by her sister Kittie, is spending
her vacation among the lakes. They Will
return in August to resume their duties at
the Colliery Engineers School Of Mines.
Miss Gertrude Hayden, of Philadelphia,
solo soprano of one Of the leading Presby-
terien churches, is spending her vacation,
July and August, with her sister Mrs. $.
Ii. Backus, 3?2 Madison avenue,
DR.. Geoage W. Bowen, formerly a
pharmaceutical student with Dr. Dome in
Wales, paid the latter a few days visit at
his home in Providence this week, after
which he proceeded to the west.
L. NJ. Dimmick and Lawrence Fuller
have gone for weeks visit at Great South
Bay. Long Island, where they will stay at
the Young Mems Christian association cot
tage.
Mrs. Richard J. Callary and family, of
Birney avenue, will leave today for n
weeks visit with friends in Willamsport
and other cities in Central Pennsylvania.
Dr. John f. Crowell and wife visited at
the home Of Mrs. Charles f. Manness, on
Jefferson avenue during the early part of
the week.
DR.. Charles Dolan and wife, of Phila-
delphia, were the guests of Mrs. B. A. Do.
Ian, Of Washington avenue, during the
week
Thomas Moore left yesterday morning
for New York from which city he will ac-
| ,ig f.io I- Nnin 20
Mrs. John H. Williams and children, of
South Main avenue, this afternoon went to
Bradford county to spend few weeks.
Henry Henner, Of Pittston avenue, will
proceed on visit to Germany tomorrow.
He expects to stay about four months.
Mrs. A. r. Hegnell, Of North Main ave-
nue., entertained number Of friends upon
her son Freddy's birthday yesterday.
Mrs j. II. Mertg, of Sedala Mo, is Wis
ting her daughter. Mrs. George q. Mahy,
IN Sanderson avenue, Green Ridge.
Chris, Wahler and family, of New Ha-
ven. visited August Wahler, of Grove.
street. Dunmore, during the week.
Miss Clara Scott, of Binghamton, is yis-
iting her sister Mrs. Willis d. Kemmerer,
ut her home on Franklin avenue.
City Solicitor James II. Torrey and fam
lily left Tuesday for Block Island. They
will beabsent about two weeks.
Mrs. Lucy Booth, exponent of the Prang
art system in the public schools, Is enjoy
ing vacation at Ocean Grove.
Miss Esther Rowland has returned from
q visit Of several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. W. j. Davis, at Wyoming.
William Stevens and Miss Name Jordan,
of Dunmore, We're married yesterday af
ternoon at st. Mary's church.
j. II. Brooks, captain Of the Princeton
base ball team, is in the west with the
Princeton geological survey.
Miss Esther FAIRIES and Miss Estele
Phinney have returned from three
weeks visit at Wilkes Barre.
Richard Hall, of Hampton street, has re-
turned home after u visit to New Mexico
| and other points in the west.
Charles Bernstein, who has been engaged
in business at Bangor Pa, for some
months, has returned home.
Miss Eliza Ruddy, Of Penn avenue, left
Yesterday for an extended sojourn at
Rockaway Beach, l.. |.
Miss Helen Ausbach, of New York, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. William Sha-
fer, Of Adams avenue.
w. j. Taggart, of the New York Mail
and Express is visiting his mother ON Mul-
berry street.
Mrs. DR.. Haggerty and sister are in
Noroton, Conn, where they will spend a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs G. j. Carter left here
| Thursday for a stay of two weeks at AS
bury Park.
Miss Florence Edgar left Tuesday to
visit her grandparents at Paupack, for a
few weeks.
The Misses Carrie Thorpe and Name
| Wilmer, of Chicago, are visiting friends in
this city,
The Misses Merrill left Thursday for
Dalton, where they willspend most Of the
summer.
John Jermyn and S. b. Price sail from
New York today for Europe via the Gun
ard line.
Walter E, Gunster has registered rs
law student in the office Of Attorney G. H.
Welles,
Miss Merriam, of Albany, n Y, is Wis
iting Miss Augusta Wright,of Madison
avenue.
| MI. ana MlS. SpruEs, OF Pittst0n avenue,
are spending few days at Atlantic City
NJ. *, Edgar, DR.. E. NJ. Green and Il. H.
Connell will spend Sunday at PaupaclI.
Walter Trip has arrived at Los An
geles on his journey to San Diego, Cal.
August Wentzel Of Birch street, hal
| gone to Chicago to start in business.
Herman Brown, OF New York visited
Scranton friends during the week.
Professor Goss, of Now York. is a CUES
of p. j. ODonnell, of Dunmore,
Miss Claire Neimeyer, OF Green Ridge i
visiting friends in Carbondale.
Misses Margaret and Kittio Mitchell are
visiting friends in Carbondale
Henry Belin, jr., and family are occupy
ing their cottage Mt Glenverly.
Mrs. Jane l.. Dewitt, of Mifllin avenue
is visiting in Rochester, N. Y.
Mr.. p II. Durkin left Tuesday for New
York city and the seashore.
Frank Bitterbeck, of Dalton, is visiting
friends on the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter IT, Henwood are