The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-25

Reil, Mr.. and Mrs. william Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moyles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Crokenburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Crokenburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
dinand Crokenburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Robling, Mr., and Mrs. Adam Berier,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bostian Thiel Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
topher Walters, Of Wilkes-Barre; Mr.
and Mrs. John Luscarden, Of Jermyn;
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Collins, Of Pitts
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. George Beemer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hokerider, Of
Wilkes-Barre; Joseph Crokenburg, OF
Honesdale; Mrs. Kate Cloes, Of Wilkes
Barre; George Walters. Of Buffalo;
John Walters, Of Harvey's Lake; Mrs.
Eve Knuff and Mrs. Margaret Kearney,
of Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry De Pue,
Of Dunmore, and Misses Minnie Meter,
Carrie Meter, Kate Walter, Barbara
Luscomb, Gertie and Jessie Harris,
Maggie Beemer, Lulu Hokerider, Mol
lie Burger, Anna Mean, Johanna Keller,
and Fred Evans, Daniel Hughes,
Charles Hokerider, Joseph Beemer,
Erwin Harris and George Beemer. all
Of this side.
Robertson. Anthony.
Miss May Florence Robertson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Robertson,
and Thomas Anthony, both OF North
Rebecca avenue, were united in mar
riage last evening at the brides home,
At promptly $50 o'clock the bridal
couple entered the parlor to the soft
strains of the wedding march from
Lohengrin. The rooms We're decorated
with potted plants and lchrysanthe,
NUNS, which were tastefully arranged
about the room.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of about 100 guests by Rev,
Peter Roberts, of Olyphant. Daniel
and Christopher Robertson, brothers of
the bride, were ushers. The bride was
attired in costume Of cream Henrietta
silk with lace trimmings, and carried
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony are we'll
known here. The groom Is an indus
trious young man, and his wife is a
handsome and popular young woman.
Koch. Smith.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Koch, on Price street, last evening
their daughter, Miss Henrietta Koch,
was married to Harry Lyon Smith, of
PittSton. The rooms We're decorated
with autumn leaves and chrysanthe.
tllulHS. AZ C.oV " NloCh luC POI ~
entered the parlor. Rev. D. w. Skell-
niger, pastor Of the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church, performed the
ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss Anna
Elizabeth burke, and was attired in a
white silk dress with pearl trimmings.
The bridesmaid was similarly dressed.
Fred Bush, Of Pittston, was grooms,
man. The Progressive orchestra of
Pittston furnished music. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith have gone on a tour to New
York and Philadelphia, and on their re.
turn will reside in Pittston, where the
groom is employed.
Thomas. Miles.
Thomas Miles, formerly a corneter in
Bauer's band, but now filling an en-,
gagement in Music hall, Wilkes Barre
and Miss Cassie Thomas, of Bellevue
were married at the home of Rev. w
S. Jones, pastor of the First Welsh Bap,
tist church, last evening. After the
ceremony the young couple left fol
Wilkes-Barre, where they will reside in
the future.
Presented With Parlor Lamp.
Last evening q number Of the CHI
Upsilon society and the Omaha Ten
both connected with the Washburr
Street Presbyterian church, called upor
their pastor, Rev. D. W. Skellinger, al
his home on Washburn street and pre-
sented him with very beautiful parlol
lamp. The affair was a complete sur
prise, but Mr.. and Mrs. Skellinger soor
recovered from their amazement ant
entertained their guests in a royal man
her.
Solos were rendered by several Of The
talented members and the hours passed
pleasantly. The lamp Is set upon al
onyx table and is very beautiful. It |,
worked in gold. and handsome whit,
silk shade trimmed with lace adorn!
the top.
Among those present were: Mrs. II
A. Patten, Mrs. D. L. Morgan, Mrs
William Foster, Mrs. Frank Brown
Misses Anna Waters, Isa Waters
Anna Rumbold, Libbie Sanders, Bea
trice Long, Mary Stern, Ada SAKE, Liz
zie Mumford, and George Waters, D
A. Stone, James Griffith, Frank Thorn
ton, c. c. Battenburg, Fred Reitenaur
c. ]. Helms, T. A. Patten, d. L. Nor
gan, Maurice Miller, Harry Neimeyer
Harry SweetZer, Herbert Waters. E. Q
Eshleman, Herbert Yost, George Keen
Arthur Clark, William Nutlee, Horace
Keen, Henry Battenburg, Arthur Z
Morse, Archie Mears, William Mile
and Conner Davis.
Gave a Bell Social.
A bell entertainment and social wa
given last evening in the Jackson Stree
Baptist church, by classes and 9 o
the Sabbath school taught by Johl
Thomas and e. d. Collins. A very larg
number were present. During the rem
dition of the programme, Emerson Z
Owen recited, and solo was rendere,
by Mrs. Randolph Jones. The Misse
Annie and May Clark rendered duet
John Cadwgan recited, and the Misse
Cordelia and Lizzie Owen rendered
duet In a manner which won great ap
plause. A duet was also rendered b.
Miss Ethel and Master Eddie Davis
A class of twenty-four young girl
under the direction of Miss Sarah A
Davies, Alice Edwards, Zuriah Pethencl
A feature of the evening WITS the pre-
sentation of u bell as a souvenir to tn
males present. The members of tn
class are: Misses Jessie owen. Berth
Morgan, Maggie and Ida Pembridgt
Esther Kennedy, May Kennedy, Lizzi
Coons, Matte Thomas, Viola Evans
Annie Williams, Cora Reese, Sara
Davies, Alice Edwards Zuria Pethencl
Nettie Lewis, Emily Holly and Eli
Conklin.
Arrested for Larceny.
James Pellico called at the shoe stor
Of Thomas G. Evans last evening an
requested the proprietor to show hir
some articles of footwear. Pelllc
brought with him bundles which h
laid down and then tried on q pair g
shoes. There was an argument as I
the price Of the shoes and Pellico di
not purchase them. He picked up hi
bundles and, while Mr.. Evans was nc
| looking, picked up the shoes and cal
ried them out with him.
On discovering his loss Mr. E,vo >,