The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-30

"kilarney.n The others participated
were: Miss Janet Law, Miss Bertha sea-
mans and Miss Lena Reichert Miss sey-
mour played selections from Chopin and
Liszt in brilliant style.
Henry j. Anderson, vice-president of
the Lackawanna Trust and safe Deposit
company, is absent on n two weeks vaca-
tion to Mt. Pleasant, where he will FISH
for few days. and then sail down the
Delaware as far as Lackawaxen, where he
will 60 to the Bloomingrove club house,
Among the we'll known Scrantonians in
New York during the week were: j. w.
Oakford, Henry Beliu, ir., N. G. Robert
son, N. A. Hubert, james p. Dicksonl K.
IL. Gibbons, +. j. Widmayer, c. j. Nets
ger, George q. Mahy and II. Koch, jr.
A party of school teachers, composed Nf
Misses Margaret McAndrew, Mary y
Lynn, Sarah O'Connor, Mary Farrell and
Margaret Mitchell are on pleasure trip
which will include visit TO Buffalo, Ma
CARA Falls and Toronto. Can.
Rev. DR.. II. H. Harris, Robert Llewellyn,
David X. Lewis, Edmund Williams. Mrs.
Samuels, Mrs d. j. Edwards, Mrs T. II.
Jenkins and Professor Morgan j. Lloyd,
Of Taylor, comprise party which left
Tuesday for Wales.
Miss Edith Jones, of jefferson avenue,
one of the receivers Of the Scranton Trac-
tion company, will enjoy, beginning with
today vacation OF two weeks, which she
will spend at the seaside resorts.
Mr.. Belo and Mr.. Lee of Yale have
terminated their visit with college friends
here. The former will spend the summer
in the Adirondacks; Mr.. Lee left for his
home on the Isle OF Trinidad.
Mrs. S. D. Vaubuskirk, of West Lacka-
wanna avenue and Mrs, William Bowie, of
Gouldsboro, are visiting relatives in New
York aud Atlantic City. They will be alb
sent several weeks.
Miss Archibald left Thurs lay for Potts
vile, to visit her brother, and will also
visit friends at Orange and Germantown
before joining her parents at Martha's
Vineyard.
Misses Anna Carbine and Kate Flaherty,
Of Green Ridge. have returned from Mans
field, where they attended the commence
ment exercises at the State Normal school.
Hon w. II. Jessup and w. II. Jessup
jr., attended the commencement exer-
cises OF Yale. The eX.Judge graduated
from Yale 40 years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Archibald and family
have gone TO Cottage City, Martha's Vine
yard, where they will occupy their cottage
during the summer.
Right Rev. Bishop OHara visited Car
bondale last night and was present at
the. commencement exercises of St.
Roses academy.
Mr. W. L. Chase, superintendent of the
proof-reading department Of the New
York World, is visiting his parents on
Quincy avenue.
Mrs. c. II. Soper attended the COM
mencement Of the Bloomsbury state nor
nal school, where her sister, Maggie Bay
lor, graduated.
Rev. E. L. Miller, of this city, has been
elected president of the Lutheran league
which was organized at Harrisburg on
Tuesday.
Mr.. John Brainard, Of Green Ridge left
for New York city yesterday aud today he
will sail for Paris on the steamer Bur
goyne."
John II. Brooks, of this city, is spending
a portion Of his summer vacation with
class of Princeton students in the far west
Miss Bertha Powell, daughter of County
Treasurer d. w. Powell. of North Summer
avenue, is visiting friends in Philadelphia
Rt Rev. Bishop OBara visited Pittston
Thursday and attended the commence
ment exercises of st. Johns academy.
Mrs. s. Simon and daughter, Flo of
Lock Haven, are visiting at the residence
of f. l.. Wormser on Penn avenue.
John j. Nallin left last night for New
York City, where he will spend today and
Sunday, the guest Of his brother.
Lieutenant Governor Watres and family
are soiourning at Nantucket, where they
will remain for three weeks.
Miss Laura L. Boice an instructor at the
Teachers Training school, left Wednesday
for her home in Philadelphia.
for Mortified, Mass, where he will attend
the Moody summer school.
Miss Julia Pettigrew and Miss Jennie
Smith left yesterday for q two weeks
visit with Buffalo friends.
Mrs. P. ]. Giveny and daughter are Wis.
iting at the home of Mrs. Sanford Paisley,
on Franklin avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Moore, of Bridge.
port, Conn, are visiting Mrs. Austin Moore
Of Franklin avenue.
Demetrius Turnagreff, anative of Mace
donia, who is educating himself at Prince
ton, is in the city.
Harry Lewis, of Swarthmore, Pa, was
a guest Of George Parton, Of Linden street,
during the week.
Rev. L, S. Floyd and family, Of North
Hyde Park avenue, are summering at
Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Winton, Of this city,
are spending season at Statewide Springs
N. Y.
Miss Florence Silkmau, of Darlington
seminary, is at her home in the North End.
Mrs. Welles will leave on q European
trip with Mss Mccartney next week.
j. j. Drury and wife are home from
stay Of two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hallstead spent
Thursday in New York.
j. J.O'Boyle, of Vine street. is spend
ing today in New York,
Horace E. Hand is on a two days visit
to Cortland, n. Y.
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