The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-17
SOClETY'S EBB AND FLOW
THE COMING TENNIS TOURNEY
II 10 Awaited with . Good Deal OF Ex'
pectatioa James l.. COnnell and A.
E. Coauell Home from Europe.
Personal Mention.

i Out the SUSPICION VI u Aot WoA sS~'''
event on the hill The reason Is showi
| in the silent testimony offered by scores
| Of houses tightly closed on all TN
prominent residential streets. Las
year was characterized. socially, by tn
| large exodus to Europe. but there wa'
a sufficient number lett to prevent
| total stagnatiOn OF social events. I'M
| season. although the European travei
ers are not as numerous as IN 1884
| leaves the city more deserted than las
year because hundreds have for TN
| first time established summer home!
in the country. Add to these htti'
more than the normal seaside ant
mountain throng and the reason Tor INT
social quiet may be understood.
| The only nearby event OF special I'M
portance will be the tennis tourney o
the Can bondale club at Farview the ias'
week of the month. On Aug " John
son, of Scranton, will go up and &c
battle for the ID. 4 II. challenge cup.
and many local enthusiasts Will sc
along to applaud him. Torrance. OF
Carbondale, has won II once and john
| son has won 1t twice; II he again sue
ceeds 1t belong to him permanently.
Il
Practically no playing on its Platt placs
| courts this season, but beginning nex'
week play will be resumed by few
| who wish to get in condition Tor the
| Carbondale tourney and before Sept.
| the early homecomers will begin play
| ing preliminary to the tournament ol
the Scranton club. which will probably
| be. held during the middle OF Septem
| ber.
A very pretty wedding was celebrated
last night at 416 Honesdale street, the
| parties being Edward II. Bishop and
Miss Lizzie Penman. both OF this city
The wedding took place at the home ol
the bride and was performed by Rev
| w. G. Watkins, Of the North Main Ave-
nue. Baptist church. After the cere.
mony bountiful repast was enjoyed
by a large number of guests. The bride
| wore a silk Helliotrope. The brides
maid, a cousin Of the bride, wore cream
| brocaded silk. The groom was attend
| ed by John Penman. also cousin OF the
| bride. Out of town guests were: Miss
Lizzie Bishop, of New York; r. ]. Pen
man, of Philadelphia; Miss Gertie and
| Willie Hasley. Of Sidney. N. Y; Mrs
NJ. ]. Davis. Of Carbondale: Mrs. Camp.
bell, Of Carbondale; Mr.. and Mrs. Wat.
kins. of Olyphant; and Mr.. and Mrs
T. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alver
Mr.. and Mrs. Laynon. Mr.. and Mrs. G
Clifford. Mr.. and Mrs. McGregan, Mr.
bella Devine. Johnny Devine. George
Williams, Mrs. +. Avory, c. H. Heine.
mann, William James. Evan Peth.
rought, Miss May McGregan, Miss Ma y
Laynon, Miss Bessie Oliver, Miss Sadie
Burnes. Edward Burnes, James Burnes
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop We're the recipients
Of numerous beautiful and use
full gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop left on
the $40 train for Boston. Mass. where
they will spend one week. The bride
and groom departed with best wishes
% many friends.
James L. Connell and A. z. Connel
have returned to this city bronzed and
| invigorated by their sea voyages and
months sojourn in Europe. The
greater part OF the time they spent In
Liverpool, London and Paris. Mrs
William Connell, their mother, theil
sister, Mrs. J. 8. MuAnulty, and their
brothers, Theodore f. and Ezra II
Connell, who accompanied them to
Europe, are now touring Switzerland
Before returning to this country they
will visit parts of Germany and Wales
On Sept. 10 they will set sail for home
At the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
parsonage on Aug. 10, 1895, Seth W
Wrigley and Mrs. Margaret r. Acker
both Of this city, were married by Rev.
L. c. Floyd.
On Tuesday number Of the rela-
tives of Mrs. Edward Loughlin, Of 1926
Monsey avenue. gathered at her home
to celebrate her birthday anniversary.
Those present were: Hon. A. b. Dun
ming, A. b. Dunning, jr.. wife and
daughters, Katherine and Marian; II.
q. Dunning, Isaac Depew, Mrs. Saman-
tina Watrous. of Hollisterville: Mrs.
Kate Catterson, Of Elmhurst; Mrs.
Sarah Page. Of Moscow; Mrs Ellen
Hetzel and Mrs. Ada Buckingham. of
this city.
Mrs. Charles Ze.gler and daughter, Jen.
ne, OF North Main avenue, left Wedne sda y
Tor washington, ID. c., and will also yisi,
Lake George, Montreal. Albany ard places
OF interest along the Hudson river before
returning home.
Misses Gertrude and Claudia Williams
OF school street, are visiting friends al
B.nghamton.
Miss Margaret Kennedy, of Putnam
street. Is visiting for a few days In Oily
phant
Patrick Cannon. of Hudson street, is a,
Atlantic City.
Mrs. F. II. Freeman returned from At
lantic CITY Wednesday.
Miss Mae Thomas returned THURSDAY
from q visit to Lake Winola
F. f. Hl.l, of Nantcoke, spent Monday
with friends on Parker street
The marriage Of Timothy White and Miss
Nellie Keenahan took place Wednesday
afternoon at the Holy Rosary church on
William street.
George s.lkman has returned from Blocl,
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Flynn, of Warren
street. left Monday for q weeks vacation
at Atlantic City.
Miss Lizzie Cullen. Of Dunmore, Is visit
ing Mss Clara, Wells. Of Bloom avenue.
Mss Meta OsterhOut. Of Oak street, Is
entertaining Miss Annie McElroy. OF Phila-
delphia.
Al. Phalen. Of Brick avenue, a clerk in
Gillespie's store. Is spending his vacation
at Narragansett Pier. Newport and other
Walter Thomas Is visiting his parents at
Springville. Pa.
J. 9. Cog win spend Sunday with his
family al Bethlehem.
Mr.; and Mrs. Evan Gabriel. and family.
OF Church avenue, are spending . two
weeks vacation at Lake Winola.
Miss Price. Of Philadelphia, who has
been visiting Mss Meta Osterhout, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. Keefer, Of Summit avenue, left
Thursday for months visit with friends
in Canada.
E. w. Tewkesbury Is spending q few
weeks on the coast of Maine.
Mrs. William p. MARBLE Is at Atlanaic
City.
Miss LOtt.e Fish, Of North Main avenue.
and Miss Grace Arnold are spending few
days at Livingston Manor, N. Y.
HIS. H. ]. Jones. Of $40 Madison avenue.
EFT yesterday on trip which will include
will visit her mother, Baroness Won
Trotha, at Denver.
DR.. and Mrs c. Wesley Roberts. OF
Washington avenue, are home from As
bury Park.
William p. Brewster, Of the Daily Times
Stroudsbure, spent Thursday in the city.