The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-24
IN THE world OF society
Autumn Doings Among Prominent
Leaders of the Seasons Gayety.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS AND TEAS
The Gamut Of the Weeks Events Sounded
in Short Paragraphs-Guest and En-
tertainers-Person Mention Re
duced to Compact Compass.

The social movements of the past
week have been characterized by an alb
sence of large or formal affairs. With.
here and there a small gathering or in
formal tea, social pleasuredom has
been kept from absolute stagnation-
but that Is all. 1t remains TO be seen
what Thanksgiving week will bring
forth, but to all appearances the Yale
Princeton foot ball game of next Satur-
day will keep many collegians from
spending the holiday in Scranton and
will shorten the stay Of those who do
come.
The North Main Avenue Baptist
church was crowded Thursday evening
upon the occasion of the marriage of
William Perry to Miss Esther l.. Lam
ereaux. Rev, W, G. Watkins, pastor
performed the ceremony.
The groom was attended by James
Smith, Louis Keisling and William
Hodgson. Miss Gertrude Williams.
who made very pretty maid of honor,
was dressed in lavender crepe and Miss
jeanette Davies and Miss Carrie Keis-
ling, the bridesmaids, being tastefully
dressed in lavender silk and cream al
batross. The flower girls were Misses
Anna Keisling and Wilmiena Griffin,
They were prettily dressed in pink and
light blue silk. Miss A. G. Eppler, who
presided at the organ, played Schu-
bert's serenade and the wedding march
during the service.
At the wedding repast over 100
friends responded to the invitation of
the brides father, whose residence on
Hollister avenue was crowded with ad-
mirers, who showered their congratula-
tions on the newly married couple. Mr.,
and Mrs. Perry will commence house
keeping Immediately.
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At the entertainment to be given
Thanksgiving evening in Mears' hall by
the st. Patricks Ladies' Catholic Be-
nevolent union. eX-Judge p. p. Smith
will preside and the following pro-
gramme will be given: Piano solo, Miss
Nellie Curran; duet, Mr.. and Miss Jor-
dan; recitation, Miss Martha Davis;
vocal solo, Miss Sadie Timlin, Of Jer-
myn; recitation, Tessie Mccoy; duet,
Messrs. Connolly and Feeney; address,
Rev. T. p. McNalley; vocal solo, Miss
Loretto Jennings; banjo solo, Miss Anna
Colligan; recitation, Miss Nellie
Charles; duet, Mrs. Sullivan and Miss
Livia Jones; accompanist, Miss Nellie
Curran. An admission of 25 cents will
be charged.
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John Fl. Fellows, ex-mayor of Scran
ton, and Miss Laura Gray, Of Lacey
Vile, were married at the brides home
Thursday morning. Mr.. Fellows lef
the city on Tuesday for Laceyville. HI
was accompanied by his daughters, Lois
and Nellie Fellows. After the cere
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows left fol
Philadelphia. On their return they will
reside on Tenth street.
Mrs. L. Marke entertained number
of her friends to a pink euchre party a
her rooms at the Wyoming Tuesda!
evening. The prizes were awarded al
follows: Gentlemen, first prize. Bei
Samter; second prize, ]. r. Cohen; con
ISOLATION prize, ]. Kline. Ladies, frs
prize. Mrs. B. Samter; second prize
Mrs. II. Langfeld; consolation prize
Mrs. S. Samter. Refreshments wer
served.
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Members and friends of the Greel
Ridge wheelmen enjoyed a delightful
smoker at the club house last evening
The smoker was the second of the sea
son and others will be given during tn
winter A vocal quartette, Duettist
Howard Davis and William Watkins
the Pittston Banjo and Guitar club an
others contributed to the pleasure O
the evening.
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The committee having the Bachelor
ball for next month in charge hav
commenced to prepare for this, tn
greatest social event of the holidays
The rockingham theater has been Sc
cured and arrangements are being mad