The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-03

lIu0 west SLUG iutoTcStS Oh 1u0 AtiUu"~
have been placed In the hands Of Emer-
ments and complaints may be addressed.1
John williams, Of Forest City, for
merly of this side, and Miss Tydvill r.
Williams, Of Price street, were mar
ried last evening at the brides home,
on Price street. The ceremony was
performed at $50 o'clock by Rev. ID. +.
Jones, of the Tabernacle church. The
bride was assisted by Miss Lizzie Will
Jams, and Hugh Williams acted as best
man. Both ladies were dressed in be-
coming costumes. the bride wearing a
dress OF blue silk, and her maid fawn
brown costume. After the ceremony
a few Of the intimate friends OF the
principals enjoyed a social time. "A
sumptuous supper was served by Mrs.
Williams and pleasant evening spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will leave to-
day for their future home, at Forest
City. A short wedding trip will be
made. Those present were: Rev. ID.
p. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Will
Jams, Mrs. David p Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Howell Phillips. Mrs. Anna Saunders,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Williams. Mrs. Will
lam Evans. of Forest City; Miss Lizzie
Williams, Miss Lizzie Thomas and
George Hoffman.
Literary Society Meets.
With an attendance that augurs we'll
for the success of the current term Of
the Hyde Park Literary and Debating
society. that body met last evening for
the first time after summer interup-
tion and began the yearly duties. John
NAtxrn np.1p oil 20
chairman. The following were in
stalled as officers: c. +. House. presi-
dent; Wallace G. MOser. vice-president;
Arthur Davis, secretary; W. A. Price.
treasurer; f. d. owen, critic. The
following were proposed for member
ship: Samuel York, Gordon Noakes
and VIII Reynolds. A question box
was carried out. The discussions dwelt
upon Conscience and Mind" Profess
sor. Hughes gave a thoughtful talk on
this subject. "The Benefit Of Labor
Day" was also considered Many other
topics relating to current events were
discussed by the members. Those who
attended the meeting were: c. f.
Professor James r. Hughes. Charles f.
Daniels. w. A. Price, John Blume.
Evan Jones. d. Jeremy Davis, Wallace
G. Moser, D. c. Powell, Howard Davis.
Robert Williams. John York, G.. o.
Williams. Arthur Davis and Bert Har-
rington. Next Monday night a debate
on Napoleon. in reference to the pres
ent craze and his worthiness Of the hue
and cry. will be the feature. Several
other SUBJECTS will be treated upon.
The society Is In progressive state.
Dig Excursion Today.
As winter approaches summer excur-
sions become more and more unpleas-
ant owing to the cold atmosphere.
Today's excursion Of the Calvary Bap-
tist church Of Taylor will. perhaps. be
the last excursion to popular Lake
Ariel before winter sets In. An els
teddfod will be held at the park. of
which Professor Lewys Watcyn will be
conductor. Two base ball games will
be played for a prize and a boat race
will be rowed by Deputy Sheriff John
Reese and Rev. Mr.. Harris. This In IT.
self Is worth the price Of a ticket.
Street cars will convey the people from
Taylor and the West Side to the train.
leaving the former place at o'clock.
1t will be big day.
An Eisteddfod Coming.
Robert Morris lodge. a staunch West
Side organization of Welsh Americans,
will conduct a monster eisteddfod in the
rockingham on st. Patrick's day. AS
this Is the public debuto Of the lodge. the
members will strive to make the event
a memorable one. Musical contests will
be the chief feature Of the programme
and literary competition will add to the
entertainment.
Told In Few Lines.
John Reese James, of Main avenue, Is
at Lake 1dlewild.
William D. Davis Is visiting at Dan
Vile.
Mrs. Hill, Of North Bromley avenue, is
III.
Miss Cora Butcher, Of Lincoln ave-
nue., Is Ill.
Mrs. Thomas North, Of North Sum-
ner avenue, Is recovering from an ILL
ness.
ELI Harris Is In New York city.
T. owen Charles, of the Republican,