The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08
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daughter of Daniel Thomas, Of North
Bromley avenue. A large number of
friends assembled to witness the cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev.
D. O. Hughes, pastor Of the jackson
Street Baptist church. The bride wore
fawn color costume. with pearl
trimmings. At the close Of the cers-
mony wedding breakfast was served
and the young couple left on tour to
Philadelphia, New York and Washing.
ton. When they return they will
commence housekeeping in their newly
furnished home on Rebecea avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner, of Jefferson
avenue, gave a dancing party in honor
of the latter's brother, Eugene Liven-
thall, on Wednesday evening. The fol.
lowing were present: Mrs. Gilpatrick, Of
New York; Mrs. Anglemyre, the Misses
Coleman, MoHale, N. Hughes. B. Nc
Ginniss, M. Bsnnan, S. Giblin, M.
Roderick, R. Massey, M. Joyce. N.
MoGinness, A. Mcdonnell, NJ. Lally.
w. Bremen, M. Massey. M. Holmes,
A. McGinness, D. Layborns, Of Scran-
ton, and Miss Katie Barrett, of Wilkes
Barre; Messrs. j. Gordon. H. Taylor.
NJ. Murphy. M. Rooney, H. Huber. I.
O'Malley. N. O'Boyle. V. Niebell, Mr..
Kelly, E. Gardner, G. Anglemyre, G.
Evans. Professors g. Taylor and M. Me
Ginness, of Scranton; Mr.. Dewitt, ].
Halligan, j. Lsyborne, Of Providence.
John Payne was rendered q very
pleasant party at the home Of his par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Payne, on
North Bromley avenue, Tuesday even
ing, the occasion being the celebration
of his twsnty-frst birthday. Many Of
his friends were present. He was the
recipient of several beautiful presents.
among them being a valuable gold
watch from his father and handsome
pair Of cuff buttons from his mother.
At late hour refreshments were
served
Miss May Davis. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Benton Davis. Of 200 North
Lincoln avenue. entertained number
Of her intimate friends last evening at
q birthday party. During the evening
Miss Louise Flynn and Misses Marion
Hutchinson, Jessie Owen and Bertha
Decker lent their assistance to the en-
tertainment Of the young folks. Those
present were: Misses Ethel Peck, Eta
and Ethel Woodruff, Esther Pechens,
Florence Fowler. Carrie Brill, Florence
Brill. Carrie Core, Bessie Nssly, Emma
Neslis, Lizzie Butcher, Grace Snow,
Carrie Lever. Jessie Beavers. Katie and
Allie Burril, Lizzie aud Cordslia Owen,
Annie and Susan Jones. Eva Kittlss,
Hattie Farrell, Kate, Alice, Blanche
Bauman, Alice Evans. Eva and Ada
Jaoberts. Nettis Davis, Helen Reese,
and Messrs. John Edwards. John
Owen, Stanley Phillips. Claude and
Norwood Pitcher. Wordis Annie.
Steward Richards, Harry Green wood
and Jacob Howard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bauman, Mrs Thomas Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen, George Hutchinson, Mis-,
May Reese and Others.
At q dancing party given Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Fuller
for their son, Mortimer. the following
guests were present: Misses Helen
Sandsrson. Edith Pisrson, Grace
Kingsbury, May Kingsbury, Anna
Archibald. Lille Gearheart, Gertrude
and Lulona Warner, OF Goschen, Ind.
Emma Hanley. Miss Shsrer, Bess Tor
rey, May Torrey. Miss Hunt, Mary
Linen, Eleanor Anderson. Augusta
Archibald. Miss Blair, Miss Decker,
Florence Finch, Miss Gould, of Seneoa
Falls. N. Y; Alice Matthews, Glare
Simpson. Evelyn Gilmore. Jessie Cour
sen. Miss Morse, Janet Law, Misses
Jermyn, Miss Lindsay, Miss Fuller, o.
Waverly. N. Y; Joe Boies, Warren
Pierson, Selden Kingsbury, John
Brooks, Ned Moffat, Robert Arch.
bald, Harry Kirkpatrick, Willis
kirkpatrick. Albert Watson. jim
Gsarhart. Edwin Gsarhart, Will Han
ley, Will Torrey, Everett Hunt. Ed
ward Holland. Windsor Decker, Ber
Merrill, James Blair, jr.. Carl Welles
Claudy Walker, Rob Frey. Rob Sny
der, Nelson Gillespie. Julius Morse
George Morse. Jim Sandsrson. Ed
Nettleton, Frank Spencer, Frank Full
ler, CasSius Staokhouse, Will Hutch
ins, r. Hutohins.
The engagement of Miss Lena Mat
thews, Of Green Ridge street, and Mr.
Will Matthews. of Olyphant, has beel
announced. The wedding will TAX
place on Sept. 81. at the Green Ridg
Presbyterian church.
Miss Agnes Moylss was rendered
surprise party last evening by a mum
Der Of her young lady and gentlsme
friends. at the home Of her uncle. "
B. Duggan. on Jefferson avenue.
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PERSONAL MENTION:
Owing to the illness of Professor W
George Powell, Of No. IA school. Profes
sor II. L. Morgan, Of No. 81, will assum,
Professor Powsll's position. James Hughes
q recent graduate Of Bucknell uni versity
will probably be assigned the professor
ship at No. 81.
Robert 7. Black, jr, accompanied by hi
sister, Mrs. Judson, will sail on the L
Boulogne, Saturday, Sept, IL, from Me-
York for Havre. They will spend th
winter In Paris.
Rev. Thomas Bell, Of South Dartmouth
Mass, who recently accepted the pastoral
Of the Plymouth Congregational churcl
West Side, has arrived with his family.
The Rev. A. w. Cooper, pastor Of th
Hampton Street Methodist EpiscopI
church, has returned from his vscatio
and will occupy the pulpit tomorrow.
Miss E. Nina Thomas, of the West Sid
has returned home from two weeks Wis
at Lake Henry, and while there she wa
the guest of Mrs. W. s. Seeley.
Robert Black, jr. and his sister, Mr.
Judson, will start next month for a 81
months tour of the British Isles and I'll
| European continent