The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-13
SOCIAL news AND GOSSIP
Great Outpourina Of People Of This
City to the Summer Resorts.
MANY HAVE GONE TO EURQPh
Names OF Somo of Those Who Have
Sailed from New York During tho
Week-Movement Of Well.
known People.

Never before has there been a greater
summer outpouring Of residents than
this season. The same statement was
made last year. but while more people
than ever before summered outside the
city last year, this seasons emigration
Is even greater. The number who have
gone to Europe Is not as large as form
erly. but the decrease will be more than
offset by the large throng who have or
will go to seaehOre and mountain, or
rusticate in cottages about the lakes
and villages convenient to the city.
Probably the latter class Is iN the ma
jority. During 1894 business was not
as brisk as now and heads OF families
We're permitted to desert their monied
interests for long period, but the busi-
ness revival that came with the spring
prevents any long neglect. and the re-
suit has been the establishment of sum-
mer homes within a few hours ride of
the city. The summer cottage mania
has become really epidemic, and very
few who can afford it and whose busi-
ress hours permit 1t, are without a
temporary residence in the verdant
country. where a non-polluted ozone
and freedom from formal dress make
tae summer heat a pleasure rather
than something to be endured.
Scranton will be well represented in
Europe this summer. The following
Scrantonians left for New York yester-
day and today will sail on the
Lucania: Mrs. William Connell and
maid, Mrs. ]. 8. McAnulty. James L.
Connell, Alfred f. Connell. Theodore
Il. Connell. Ezra H. Connell. James L.
and Alfred E. Connell will be gone until
Aug. 3. and the remainder Of the party
will remain abroad until Sept. q, when
they will return on the Umbria. Judge
and Mrs. H. NJ. Edwards will sail from
New York this morning. Others who
have left during the week are Mr. and
Mrs. p. ]. Casey, Thomas Carson. son
Albert. and Miss Kate Davis, of WASH
burn street; John f. O'Malley, of Bir-
ney avenue; Martin Lowrey. Of Mi
nOOka; John MCGEE and Michael A.
Donahoe, of Cedar avenue; NJ. j. Nc
Govern, Of I.ackawanna avenue, and
the following from the North End:
Mrs. Z. ]. Jones and son Alfred, Mrs.
+. Williams and daughter Bessie. Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Thomas. James Brace,
T. Jones, Isaac Jenkins, Mrs. Thomas
John, and Miss Maria OMalley; and
John Lewis. of Bellevue Heights; Mrs.
Joseph and daughter. Lilly. Of South
Hyde Park avenue; John Morgan, Of
North Fillmore avenue; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles McNulty, Of Fillmore ave-
nue..
PERSONAL MENTION:
Scrantonians who are in attendance at
the national convention Of the Christian
Endeavor union which closes tonight at
Boston are: Miss Della p. Evans, Miss
Maggie Price, Miss Jennie Lewis. David
Owens. Professor and Mrs. d. A. Stone,
Evan Evans. Charles +. Daniels. Miss Mel
lie Morgan. Miss Clara Neimeyer. Miss
Henwood, Miss Lizzie Williams, Eugene
Thomas, Mrs. F. T. Knauss, Miss Ella v.
Roney. Miss Minnie Wade. Miss Hannah
ell, F. H. Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Haw-
ley, Miss Morse, Of Cleveland; Miss Nye,
Miss May Browning, Miss Ada Won Storch,
Miss Susie Williams, Ralph Won Storch,
Miss Kate Davies, Miss Talon, Fred Pross,
Miss A. Carr
Mrs. N. Y. Leet Thursday evening gave a
dancing party at her home on Jefferson
avenue for her nieces, the Misses Voorhees,.
of Auburn, N. Y. From out-of-town those
who were in attendance were: Miss Mat
tison, of Brooklyn: Miss Law and Miss
Lewis. of West Pittston; Miss Ketcham,
Of Dover Plains, and the Misses Reynolds.
c. G. Boland, Attorney NJ. F. Sando,
Emil r. Bonn, Attorney Fred r. Stark
and Attorney George d. Taylor will leave
today to attend as jurors the session Of
United States court, which will begin
at Erie. Messrs. Boland and
Sando will go by way of Buffalo and will
spend the Sabbath at Niagara Falls.
John ]. Campbell, formerly with the
Scranton Times, has been appointed gen.
eral agent of the Pennsylvania Mutual
Bicycle Insurance company for Lacka-
wanna and Wayne counties, with head
quarters in this city. Mr.. Campbell will
open an Office In this city in a few days.
Miss Lillian w. Pearson. who has been
spending the last year with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. +. 8. Jackson, Of
Rockwell place, and who has been at
tending the school of the Lackawanna, CT
Berlin, Ontario, Canada.
Horace German and Charles Swift, well
known young men Of Scranton, took an
trip to the Quaker City last
They went to Mauch Chunk
by rail, from thence In a canoe on the
Lehigh and Delaware rivers to Philadel-
phia. They will return home by cars.
DR.. James 8. Kelley, q native of Arch
bald, and a graduate Of the University of
in 1893. registered Wednes-
day in the office Of Prothonotary Pryor as
a practiclng physician at Olyphant.
Rev. John Loughran, recently ordained,
Is stationed temporarily at st. Roses
church, Carbondale, the pastor, Rev.
visit to his parents.
Lieutenant John Davis, of the Central
precinct, is again on duty after ten
days vacation, during which time his
position was filled by Desk Sergeant Rob-
ert DETER
Attorney and Mrs. z. M. Ward, of Pater-
son. N. j.. have returned home. They
were here for a week as the guests of ex-
Judge Ward, Attorney Wards brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Dimlich, who have
returned from their wedding
tour. are now pleasantly domiciled In their
new home in Richmont park.
Miss Lydia Pichel. who has been study
ing in Leipsic. Germany. for the past year,
will sing In the Second Presbyterian
church tomorrow night.
Mrs. Martha Winton. of Ithaca, N. Y,
Mrs. Hueson and son, of Washington, d.
c.. are visiting Mrs. George Griffin, Of
street.
Rev. M. d. Kinter, Of the Providence
Christian church, will leave next Mon
day for Harvey's lake. where he will spend
his vacation.
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