The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
N THE WORLD OF society
Some Of the Weeks Fractions Briefly
Noted.
DIRECTORY OF PERSONALS
Wedding Anniverssry Of M. and Mrs.
James Heskel-Surprise Party Tea
dcrea Miss Kerr Of sumner Avenue.
West Sidsrs ut Atlantic City.

West Sidsrs ut Atlantic City.
A large 0umber Of friends assembled
Monday evening ut the home OF MT
and Mrs. James Heckel. 52a TayUi
avenue, and helped celebrate Mr.. ana
Mrs. Heckers eighth wedding anniver'
sary. The Ladies' choir. of which Mrs
Hec&el is the condIctress, was preseh'
and delighted the guests with theii
singing. Miss Lydia Pichel, Mrs
William Bruning. Mrs. Brundage, John
T. Watkins. George Dewitt and Will
lam Evans. of Carbondale, also con-
tributed to the evenings enjoyment py
rendering some of their choicest selec-
tlons, vocally and Instrumental Mrs
Heckel was the recipient from her hus-
band of an Ives 4 Pond piano, and the
Ladies' choir presented her with a
handsome oak china closet. There
We're also numerous other costly gifts.
A special car at midnight conveyed the
West Side people to their homes. Among
those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Bun
nell, Colonel and Mrs. T.. II. Ripple,
DIR. and Mrs. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
Or. and Mrs. Everhart, Mr. and Mrs.
John II. Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Richards, Mr.. and Mrs William
Evans, OF Carbondale; MIR. and Mrs.
John Richards Mr.. and Mrs. Labar, Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bradley, Mr.. and. Mrs. w. &. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eleazer Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph FNruchsy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Crosdale. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bruning, Mrs. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Haag. Mr.. and Mrs. Pichel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fern. Mr.. and Mrs. Brundage. Mr..
and Mrs. David Richards, AIR. and Mrs.
Bass, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il. Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Halderman,
the Misses Morgan, Edith Softley. Lydia
Pichel. Carrie Sailer. Lizzie Reynolds.
Fannie Jones, Cora and Josephine
Richards, Martha Williams, Norma
Williams. Mrs. Harry Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. ShaAiger, II. II. Richards, Henry
Sively, Fred Emerich, Gus Pichel.
Rodgers, George Dewitt, r. d. Rich
ards.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Karr at her home on
South Sumner avenue by her many
friends on Thursday evening. Among
those present We're Misses Emma Karr
Edith Morton, KHttie Gallagher, Mar
garet Corey, Ida Harris, Nettie War
ner, Kitty Karcher, Ruth Jarvis, Nettie
Bessie Vernon. Lillian
Ella Saunders and Latl-
mer Reese. Elmer Crane. Alexander
Bender. James Burke, Charles Farm
ham, VIII Reynolds, Joseph LAWS,
George Walters. Walter Davis, Art
Morse, Clarence Lathrope and Eugene
Seigle.
The many friends of John Cawley, Of
Price street, rendered him a surprise
party on Wednesday night that was
much enjoyed in every particular
Luncheon was served. Those in at
We're the Misses Bessie Con-
nell, Mary Cawley. Nellie and Mary
Eagan, Grace McFadden. Anna Clark,
and Joseph Rosar, John Connell, NJ.
John Martin, Daniel Jordan
and John Clark.
West Side people who left for ATTAIN
tic City Thursday were: Mrs. John
Grifffhs. of Eynon street. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w. Davis, of Eynon street; Mrs.
Isaac Morgan, of North Hyde Park
avenue; Mrs. Edwards, of Hampton
street; Mrs. John Wagstaff and daugh-
ter, Peggig, Of hampton street; Mrs.
William James. of Eynon street; Sarah
Morgan, Mrs. T. w. Phillips and daugh-
ter Margaret. of South Main avenue.
Mrs. Lillian Weed, of Adams avenue,
a number Of friends at her
home last evening. About fifty guests
from this city. Moscow and Peckyille
enjoyed Mrs. Weeds hospitality.
MENTIONS:
The following Scrantonians were yes-
'erday registered at the st. Denis, New
York: c.. r. Pitcher and wife, Fl, G.
Langton and wife, w. B. Pier, G.. Nc
Donald, w. b. Rockwell, NJ. ]. wightman,
R. O'Brien and family, Miss J. Marks, II.
3attin.
DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Coolidge have ar
lived from Colorado, where the doctor
las been III with typhoid fever since
Nay. The family will spend a few days
It Crystal lake.
Misses Jessie Phillips, Name Hancock,
Lizzie Jenkins, Kittie Warner, Gertie
'loat, Jean Aikman and Alice Warner
Will spend next week at Dundaff villa
Mrs. NJ w. TORY and Miss Margaret
rorry, OF Clinton place. and Mrs. F. s.
Godfrey will leave next week for Block
sland, for a two weeks sojourn.
j. F. Mitchell, one Of the best known
md most active newspaper workers of
scranton, is stopping at the Bingham
iouse.-Philadeiphia Inquirer.
Mrs. w. 8. Milford and daughter, Miss
Margaret. Of Montrose, have been SPEND
ng the past week at Elmhurst, the guests
Il Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Hand.
Thomas b. McDonough, q prominent
lndertaker Of the South Side, and Miss
annie McAndrew, Of Minooka, will be
married. on August Is.
Bertrand Cokely and Miss May Jurisch
vere married Wednesday evening by Rev,
!. F. Chaffee at the home of the bride on
East Market street.
James Hughes and Miss Hughes, of
franklin avenue, will leave next week for
Asbury Park. where they expect to remain
or several weeks
c. r: Manville, Of Carbondale. and his
lister, Mrs. Daniel Zieley,, jr., Of New
FORK. were among the guests at the Wy
ming yesterday.
The Misses Alice I.aney and Anna
iawks have returned from Lackawaxen,
vhere they were the guests Of Miss Susie
dcTamany.
Father Daniel. o. 8. b., professor in the
department In st. vincent's
ollege, near Latrobe, is visiting friends
n this city.
Fred Metcalfe, Of Wyoming avenue.
nd Joseph Brock, of Clark court, will
save today for Q two months European
rip. st
George w. WoodfufY. the coocb ~ +b.