The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-26

At st. Peters Cathedral at 4.30
Wednesday John Carroll and Miss
Annie iMcGinniss ! of: Stone avenue.
were united by Rev. J.. "A. .O'Reilly and
immediately -aftsrward John Jordan
and Miss Annie Lotus, well-known
young people. of the Twelfth ward,
were married by Rev., Father O'Reilly.
Rev. Father ,Millane solemnized the
marriage OF Bert w. Voigt and Celia
Gerrity at the Cathedral Wednesday.
Anasthasia Reilly was bridesmaid and
Edward Volght, a brother of the groom
was groomsman. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple repaired to
the home of the bride, where a we'd
ding supper was had,
Doninick Finn and Miss Bridget
Murray. were joined in matrimony at
the Cathedral Wednesday. Miss
Bridget Leonard was bridesmaid and
Mr. Patrick Finn, brother of the
groom, was groomsman. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j. A.
,O'Reilly.
A serfss of winter assemblies are be-
ing contemplated by the young men
vino, in September. gove in the Scrar!-
ton Bicycle club house, an. assembly
for which the cost was met by the sur
plus from last winter. 1t Is probable
that one assembly will be given
Thanksgiving night, and two during
the winter.
A rarity of Scranton and Henesdale
young people will, during next week.
go for several days to Waymart. They
will be chapepned by DR.. and Mrs.
C. f. Foster and Mr.. and Mrs Clark,
of Honesdale. Among those from
Scranton Win be Miss Emeline Killam,
Miss Charlesworth, DIR. f. NJ. Green,
Aria Powell and Fred w. Edwards.
The "A Picked Few Social club held
one of its weekly socials at Excel
sior hall, on Wyoming avenue, last
night.
Next Thursday evening Columbus
Council, No. lI9, Young Mems institute,
will hold its annual social in Slegels
academy. Extensive arrangements are
helng made for the event.
The Rowing club members on each
Thursday night participate in their
progressive euchre playing, which will
SaNt until next spring, when valuable
prizes will be awarded.
The Scranton bicycle club will prob
ably give Il smoker next week
Mrs. N. G. Robertson yesterday af-
ternoon gave a large tea.
Messrs. Whtmore, MAR Boyer,
Wharton, Avery and Williams, at their
bachelor home, 3l6 quincy avenue. will
tonight entertain at dinner DR.. and
Mrs. \. Y Leet aud Mrs. Leets guests,
| Miss D!ckerSOn and Miss VoOl,his.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Miss Edith Norton has returned from
New York.
Arthur Williams, OF Ash street. has re-
turned from oil city.
Attorney W. W. Watson returned Thurs
day from New York
Mrs T. l.. Wcndovcr, OF Adams avenue,
Is visiting at brlnrtvillr. -.
Miss Mary Williams, OF Hampton street,
Is seriously IN with pneumonia
Mrs. y. =. Ostcrhout. OF oak street Is
visiting friends In Philadelphia.
| Miss Clark, Of Anchorage, Ky, Is the
| guest Of Mrs. y. G.. Robertson.
The Misses Jcrnyu are home from a
| visit with friends in New York city.
Prothonutdry ana Mrs. &. f.. Pryor have
! returned from the Atlanta exposition
Rev. u. G. Hughus, u. D.. and Mrs
| Hughes left on Wednesday FOR 'rooklyn.
John Hcwett of ola Forp. viii sail
| Tor England this morning from New YORK
Miss Ellison, of Cleveland is again the
guest OF Miss Williams, OF jefferson ave-
nur.
MISS Della Williams. Of Carbonate. Is
! entertaining Miss Theresa Cook. Of this
| city.
Mrs Belle Vlpond, Of Jackson street, is
visiting friends in New York city and
| Albany
Jerome Lord. OF Nicholson, was the
guest OF his son-in-iaw, Rush Wright. CT
George White, proprietor Of the Tunl,.
hammock marble works, was visiting hero
| Thursday
Miss Julia May of Brooklyn, y. Y. IS
the guest OF Miss Alice Scanlon, OF Lafny-
cite street.
Mrs Thomas Il. Williams. OF Taylor
| spent rat Of the week with friends in
| Forest city.
Mrs r. W. Judge. Of Albright avenue.
sailed from New York for Europe Thurs
day morning.
Misses Dora and Grace Potter. of Park
Place. are the gusets OF relatives in
Clarks summit.
Mrs Connolly Of New York, is the
guest Of her. sister. Mrs. Edward Carson.
Of Parker street
! Desk Sergeant Robert Deter and Pa
trolman Iona Day enjoyed their vacation.
during the week
Miss Margaret Collins. Of this city. is
the guest OF Miss NJ L. Mccain, of Sand
street, Carbonate
James Garrahan, of Altoona. who has
been visiting the family OF John G. Long.
has returned home.
Court Stenograpber Willis d. Coston
was In Wyoming county during the week
on official business.
Mrs. H. L. Hopewcll and children are
home from sOjourn at New York and
Perth Amboy, n. j.
Miss Bessie Rice, of Green Ridge street,
spent the early part of the week with
friends in Carbondae.
Mrs. s. B. Mott and daughter. Marilla.
of South Main avenue, are guests OF
friends in Wilkes-Barre
Miss Mabel Diekerson. of Brooklyn, y.
Y. and Miss Noorhis, OF Auburn, n. Y,
are visiting Mrs. n. Y Leet.
Miss Bertha Jenkins of South Hyde
Park avenue. has returned from n visit
with friends in bloomsbury.
Henry Williams, son of John Williams,
of New street, left Wednesday night on
the midnight train for California.
Miss Jessie keeley. OF South Main ave-
nue, who has been visiting friends in
Wilkes-Barre, has returned home.
Mrs. Brewer, who has been visiting Mrs.
II. X. Hurlbutt, OF Putnam street. re-
turned home to Gilbertsville. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Jacques. OF Moosic.
returned from visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Ira Brodhead, Of Mil City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Archie Jones, of Re
becca avenue. entertained number OF
their friends Wednesday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. David Richards, ir.. OF
North Main avenue, are entertaining Miss
Ethelyn Asltey, of Wiiamsport, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Snyder enter
tained n number of their friends at their
home on oxford street on Monday night
Judge Henry NJ. Edwards will lecture at
Calvary Baptist church. Taylor on Fri
day evening, Nov. s, on his European
travels.
T.. Stuart Stark left for New York on
! Thursday to make arrangements for the
opening of a stock brokers' Office in near
by towns.
Edward O'Malley went to Brooklyn. N.
Y, Monday, to attend the funeral of Mrs
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