The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-07


wood. entertained the choir of Plymouth
church. of the West Side, Wednesday
evening.
David NJ. Reilly, of the firm of Lewis,
Reilly 4 Davies. is home from New York,
where he spent week ON business and
pleasure.
Il. j. Evans, of South Main avenue.
and Morgan Williams. of Taylor. have
returned from 4 visit at Benson. Sulii-
van county.
Airs. Patrick Sullivan, of New York
city, has returned home. She spent two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Martin Walsh,
of Greenwood.
Sergeant Watkins and Privates Youngs
and Stout have returned from Sea G.rt,
n. j., where the shot with the Pennsyl-
vania rifle team
Mrs. ID. G.. Evans and Della p, her
daughter, of South Hyde Park avenue, are
home from pleasant visit among friends
in Schuylkill county.
terday. He left the oty last Monday and
since then has visited Toledo, Cleveland,
Cincinnati and Chicago.
H. IL. Ives and wife. OF the art store, and
Miss Sarah Williams, of Bellevue, have
gone TO New York to the yacht races"
and for a three weeks visit.
President Frederick Moore, of the New
York, Susquehanna and Western railroad
was the guest of ex-Shcrif w. \. Lewis,
of Edna avenue, Wednesday.
Miss Edith James, of South Lincoln ave-
nue., will leave Monday for Virginia to re-
sumo her studies. She was rendered n
farewell reception last evening.
Miss Mary McCarrick, Miss i. Corri-
gan and Miss Nellie Garden, of the North
End, have returned home from a week 5
visit among friends In Archibald.
Miss Tolls, secretary of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association, IS again in
the city. having returned from New Eng
land, where she spent her vacation.
David Jones, of the Republican,, VIII
leave next week for Lansing, Mich, TO
enter upon an c.ght-year collegiate course
to equip himself for newspaper work.
W. s. Gould and Walter Capwcll start
ed in on a two weeks vacation yester-
day. They will visit New York, Philadel-
phia, Long Branch and Asbury Park.
Sydney TriCkey, of Providence, VIII
leave for New York this morning to meet
his wife, whom he expects to land from
England, where she spent the summer.
Mrs. n. II. Langan and son, Desmond
who have ben spending the last few
months with Mrs. MahoN, of Olive street
have returned to their home In l'hiladel-
phia.
Misses Maud Powers, Jessie Kellow,
May OMalley and Lucy Cook. of the
South Side. have resumed their studies at
tho East S;roudsburs State Normal
school.
Miss Susie Little, of Brook street. on
tcrtained number of her friends Tues
day evening in honor of her guests, Misses
Celia Padden and Sadie Bradley, OF
Brooklyn.
left for New York "Wednesday preparatory
to Miss Tierney's departure for Villa
Maria seminary, Montreal, to resume
her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wagner, who spent
three months on n tour through Germany,
reached port on the steamer Erieslnnd
Tuesday morning and arrived home the
following day
Miss Elizabeth Root, the new secretary
of the South Side Young Women's Christ
ian association, assumed charge Monday
night and was rendered n reception by
the young ladies.
n. j. Davies. Mus. Bac., Haydn Evans
and DIR. Mason have been selected as
judges of the coming Salt Lake city mnsl-
cal festival in which prizes nggregating
$2500 will he disbursed.
Job Harris, of Eynon street, left Thurs
day night TO attend the national conVen-
tion of Ancient Order of Forcsters at
Cleveland. Arthur Lewis, of Swetland
street. another delegate, will leave this
evening.
Mrs John r. Kelly, of Capouse ave
nue., returned home after q visit to At
lantic City and Paterson, n; j. She was
accompanied to her home by Mrs. Nc
La,IThlin, of Paterson. who Will he HrS
Kelly's guest for n short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, or LacKa"
wanna avenue, are home from thoir Wed
ding tour and were rendered upon their
return n reception at the residence OF
Nrs Jobn Lilly. OF West I.ackawanna
avenue, who is Mrs. Smiths mother.
Mr.. and Mrs a. S. Wadic, of brooklyn,
Susouchanna county, who were present
as delegates to the Universal!st confer
ence held Wednesday ana Inursday n
All Souls, church. were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Reynolds, of the North
End. -, :, A.,
Harry Sanford, who has been in the
city for several days past looking after
tho nrellninary details of Pains Last
Days of Pompeii," will leave on Monday
for New York. He viii start upon the
road in advance of he Sans Gene com s
pany, which will open the season with Sar-
dou's great play at Cleveland on sept