The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-06

lUR-TOOIIl, WIS tDe StCOuu uOldDlS du'
sence of conventionality.
The guests were agreeably disap-
pointed in any anticipations they may
hsve had of Refreshments" included
in the same old, old list Of salad, fried
oysters, patties, hashed chicken sand
wiches, chips, ice cream, coffee and
cake. Instead of refreshments, I"
which makes ones flesh creep nova
days if attending more than two social
affairs week, an astrological lunch"
was served by the host and hostess
aud their daughter 1t was the most
novel feature of the evening and was
a. artistic as it was original.
The lunch was selected by chance
from an elaborate menu, each person
being restricted to a half dozen arti-
c|es, though later no restriction Of kind
oi quality was made. This was done
by passing plate Of cards, blank side
up, containing the names of the arti-
cles on the menu list Each guest
drew six cards, and was supplied with
the articles corresponding to the name
OH the card. If the guest drew more
than one of a kind he was permitted
another chance, announcing aloud his
choice. Each article was appropri-
ately illustrated on the card, as follows:
Heart Sandwich, Fried Chicken.
Cocoa Cake, Citron Cake,
Variety Candy, Lemonade,
Garfield Grapes, Mars Cake
Iced Banana, Fruit Cake,
Melon Peach. Coke Pie,
Picked Candy, Jelly Gems,
Smoked Oysters. Potato Chips,
Proverb Biscuit, Sliced Orange,
Cream Blocks. Mince Celery,
Apple and Pear, Salmon,
Vince Pickle Filtered Coffee,
Steamed Tea Pickled Apple,
Cream Puffs, Sweet Potato Blocks.
This original "Menu" will be pre-
served as a memento of the memorable
event.
A pleasant surprise party was ten.
dered Miss Julia Lotus at the home of
her parents, on Monsey avenue, last
evening. Those present were: Misses
Louisa A. Foye, Anna Rowley, Katie
Sweeney, Loretta Rowley, Genevieve
Manley, Celia Manley, Nora Caddon,
Veronica Mooney, Madeline Toll
man, Marcy Gavin, Stella Davis,
Anna Mangan, Anna Lotus, Annie
O'Hara, Katie Fahey, Harry
Grattan, Frank Grattan, Frank
McTague, Eddie Manley, r. w.
Moran, John Mcclure, Patrick Quinn,
Sydney Adams, Emmett Walsh, John
Kelly, Jacob Hill, Hubert Horan,
Thomas Fahey. Singing and games
were lndulgcd in till a sessonable hour,
when refreshments were served and
the young people dispersed.
One of the most fashionable and
largely attended weddings of the sea.
son was that of Miss Jessie Penny
packer, daughter of Mrs. J. E. Penny
packer, of Terrace row, to Attorney r.
Cramer Won Storch, at 4 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, in st. Luke's Episcopal
church. The church was completely
filled with guests and friends of the
bridal couple, who were made man and
wife, by Rev. Rogers Israel, rector.
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The marriage on Wednesday Of JOS
eph Archibald to Miss Bessie Baird at
Pottsville was attended by a large
number of Scranton friends, who made
the round trip in special car over the
: Delaware & Hudson and Lehigh Val.
ley railroads. The party left Scran ton
Wednesday morning and returned the
day following.
Miss Emma Ward, the eldest daugh.
er of Mrs. Ward, Of Adams avenue,
vas married Wednesday at noon tC
lanes McWilliams, at the home of her
mother, by Rev. James Mcleod, of the
First Presbyterian church.
The opening social of the Enterprise
Dancing class was given in Excelsior
nall Thursday evening.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Mrs. NJ. R. Kays visited Montross op
Thursday.
Miss Mary Lally spent the week with
Clmhurst friends.
George H. Jsssup visited friends al
springville this week.
Miss Anna German Of Penn avenue 10
Fisitiuk III OhrDOuudie.
Attorney James E. Burr, Of Carbondale,
Was yesterday in the city.
Miss Lizzie Steward of Bethlehem Il
visiting Mrs. Mary Doster.
Miss Florence Capwell, Of Olive street, Il
visiting Factoryville friends.
Miss Florence edgar of Capouse avenue
d visiting Biughamton friends.
Mrs. E. B. Pickering and daughters re-
burned to Montrose on Thursday,
Charles A. Summers attended the Sus.
luehanna Agricultural fair on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Cole Of Green
Ridge, were visitors to Montrose thil
week.
Miss Winnie Smyth Of Pittston has been
visiting Miss Jennie Andrews OF Quincy
avenue
Mrs. Fred Brewster and daughter, Mis-
Claire, visited Montrose friends during th,
past week.
Mrs. w. II. Errstt, Of New York city
b visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Mclean
II New street.
Miss Susie Morris OF Hyde Park avsuu,
has returned from few weeks visit t,
New York city
DR.. Van Bergen OF Van Ridge street ex
poets to spend tomorrow with friends,il
Elizabeth, N. ].
Mrs, Schiverea visited the county jai
on Thursday and gave very acceptable ad
vice to the prisoners.
Mrs. Clara Fowler and children, Of OK
ford, N. j., are visiting Mrs. William Kelly
Df 624 Adams avenue.
4. u. Phillips, OF Sanderson avenue
leaves today to 1oin his wife who is visit
ing in New York city.
j. w. Schiebel and family. Of the Mort
End. have moved into their new house o
the Elmhurst boulevard.
Miss Katherine Parker, elocutionist an