The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-20
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Marriage Of Miss Gcnevicve Madigan to
Anthony MulInrkcy. of Archibald.
ut St. patrick's Church.
and Anthony M%ullarkey, formerly OF
Archibald, were married at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at st. Patrick $
church, on jackson street. Rev. tather
Dunno performed the cerefoDny ac-
cording to the marriage rites or the
Catholic church. Miss Margaret Lar
kin acted as bridesmaid. and the groom
was accompanied by John n Ihe
costumes of the ladies were very at.
tractive. Miss Madigan was dressed
in fawn-colored ~brOadcloth with elap-
crate trimmings. Miss Larkin wore a
~rose-colored broadcloth costume with
trimmings Of pearl. A large
of the friends of the young couple wit
messed the ceremony. supper was
served in the evening at h horne of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Madigan. of Chestnut street. Those
who attended from out of town as
guests were: Misses Name Ford, of
Dunmore; Name Gilgallon, Mary Duffy,
XudIy XuC<AItAlCW, <hSHCo Cuiy, ~
McAnds Alice Conner, Bridget Con-
nor, of Archibald; Margaret INSECT,
of Carbonate. and Mr.. and Mrs. M. B.
Madigan, of Carbondale; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Centine and Mr.. and Mrs. Hee-
nan, Of Forest City; Messrs. John Nc
Donald, p. McAndrew, James Mullar-
key, DR.. Kelley, Of Archibald, Mrs.
Thomas, Of Carbonate, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William M~adigan. Of the central
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Mullarkey left last
evening for a Today wedding trip to
Buffalo. Niagara and Great Bend. They
will reside on Bromley avenue
Street Cars Collide.
The dangerous condition Of that part
Of Seventh street where the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western tracks cross
was shown yesterday by the collision OF
two street ears at 500 o'clock y. m.
The road at that point bends in a sharp
angle, the apex resting at the point
where the tracks cross. The railroad
em~bankment shuts out all view from
drivers and pedestrians, and a collision
of some kind is always probable. The
danger is augmented by a steep incline
on one side Of the road. Yesterday a
car bound from the central city was
coming down the hill while another.
inward bound, came at a fast rate of
speed from the other direction. A COL
lision was the result. The tenders of
both cars were smashed but the pas
sengers and crew escaped injury. One
Of the cars was derailed. A wreck car
O o cleared the tracks and passage
was resumed.
Last Evenings Match Social.
A match social was conducted last
evening at the Washburn Street Pres
byterian church by the Chi Epsilon So
ciety. The event was a source of much
amusement to the many that attended.
The matches were cleverely arranged,
and the different couples enjoyed re-
freshments served by the society. Be-
fore h social an entertainment was
held. The programme included several
numbers, new to the average West Side
entertainment. The participants were:
The Misses Reynolds. Leila Porter.
Daisy Poole, Helen Corbin, Edwin
Bowen, Art Morse, Wallace G.. Moser
and William Grift1ths. The affair was
a financial success.
The trombone solos Of Mr.. Grifiths
were much enjoyed. He first played
1.-THE Death March," by Brohman. The
audience rendered the player an enthu-
siastic encore. He then gave Coming
Through the Rye" Miss Daisy Poole,
a pupil Of Professor r. Reeve Jones,
showed great skill as a piano player.
Most Of the numbers were repeated.
News Notes and Personals.
Robert Norris Lodge, of Ivorites will
soon conduct a service in memory of the
late w. George Powell and Elmer WILL
fans, who were formerly members Of
the organization.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sum-
ner Avenue Presbyterian church held
O supper last evening at the home of
Mrs. Evan Jones. of South Rebecca
avenue. ="
william J. Hughes has been elected
temporary president Of the new Re-
publican club, which was organized
Monday, evening at Hennes' hotel, or
SHETLAND street. Daniel d. Lewis is
secretary. Hugh James presided at the
meeting which was attended by about
fifty West Side Republicans. The next
meeting will be held Friday night.
Much interest was shown in the organ
ization and 1t bids fair to become q po-
tent factor in local politics.
Miss Anna B%roadbent, of Lafayette
street, has been elected to represent
Martha Washington chapter, No. 3. Or
der OF Eastern Star, at the convention
Of the order now being held at Phila-
0GlHIllds Iulb6 I1TOduUcIt IGIS VAOIludy
for the City of Brotherly Love. A. b.
Holmes Is also at the convention in the
interests of grand chapter Of the order.
DR.. ]. J. ROBBERS is recovering from an
attack of illness.
A few West Side young people at
ended a party last evening given by
Miss Dora Fisher. at her home, in Green
Ridge. An enjoyable time was spent.
A mothers meeting was held yes
terday afternoon at the Simpson Meth
Odlst Episcopal church. The revival
services are creating a great deal of
interest.
The West Side churches are already
making preparation for their annual
Christmas services.
Mrs. James P. Davies and son Charles
and Miss Mary Edwards, of Edwards
dale, have returned home after a visit
20 NJ. Mrs. Morgan p. Daniels, Of
Division street. - -
The much. talked Of chiidren's con-
vention VIII be given this evening in the
sumner avenue Presbyterian Church.
It promises to be an en1oyabIe afYair.
The ffememorial windows which were
described In last Thursdays issue Of
The Tribune, have been pldced, in 81.
'Fatrick's church. The building IL now
Of the handsomest in exterior and
'inteffor appearances IN the CITY.
Z 4. J.. Rexn0ldsy Of Hamptoi street,
has'recovered from. an illness.
two marriage ceremonies NH be celes
6rat8d Oh tliie side to-day. II. the. morn.
lpg 1oleB 0eftfe Thomas, Of North Hyde
AxQktet WI b weddsd ~ 1stdath