The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-28
A WEEKS SOCIAL DOINCS
Gamut Of the Society World Told 10
Short Paragraphs.
MIGHT HAVE BEEN LlVELIER

MIGHT HAVE BEEN LlVELIER
An Absence Of Many Largo Formal Events.
Dancing Party for Miss Ellison. Of
| Cleveland - Short Social
| Notes and Personals.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Williams gave
| large dancing party at their residence,
444 Jefferson avenue, Thursday night
| for Miss Williams school friend. Miss
Ellison. of Cleveland. The invitation
list included Misses Boies. Anderson,
| Sprague. Mott, Louise Matthews. Cole
man. Dale. Foster. Gearhart. phelps
Davis. Finch, Pennypacker, the Misses
Coursen, the Misses Matthews. the
Misses Archibald, the Misses Gilmore,
the Misses Seybolt. the Misses Bessell,
the Misses Kingsbury, and Messrs. IL.
and j. Boies, Mott, q. and j. BROOKS
Lynde. Kingsbury. Merrill. Fred, Theo-
dore, Lawrence, Frank Marshall and
Mortimer Fuller, Hunt. Dunmead.
Williams. Kirkpatrick. Watson. Chase,
Moray. Boyer, Whitmore. ,Molr. Gear
hart, Walker Wadhams. Holland.
Avery, Gilmore. Patterson, Wharton,
Blair. Jones and Decker.
A large number of Odd Fellows en-
joyed smoker Wednesday night by "A.
L. Rowley at his home. corner of North
Main avenue and Wood street Cards
were played until 10 O'Clock. when
speeches were made by o. L. Miller. U.
Gaylord Thomas and John 4. Howe.
Among those present were: Marshall
Preston, Thomas Mcmillan, Louis
Weitzel. Oscar Bedell. ]. W. Loftus,
=. =. Smith, Charles Van Mort. Will
lam Moore. George PARROT. George
Millett. II. Z. Dean. Elmer Conrad. II.
$. Stone. j. Y. Hopewell, c. G. Rogers,
Armit Thomas. w. j. Appleman, Otto
Myers. Wade NJ. Finn, Professor. J. c.
William Ward, George f. r. Davis. ].
u. Cunningham. Frank Suydam, Ted
Jones' Frank Sturdevant. w. G. Tiff
fany, Henry Brant, Binghamton;
George w. Hughes and Louis Rehkap,
Carbondale.
John c. A. Whitney and Miss Annie
f. Malloy, of Green Ridge. We're mar
ried by Rev. p. j. McManus at st.
Paurs Catholic church Wednesday
morning. "A nuptial mass followed the
SSltllo9iy. ne DTlue wore Il CTedIIl-
colored costume and carried roses A
large company of friends was enter
tanned at the home of the brides par
entS.
Miss Rena Stokes. Of Harrison ave-
nue.. and John Densham, Of Clay ave-
nue.. Dunmore. were married at noon
Thursday. The service was performed
in the Elm Park parsonage by Rev. W.
II. Pearce. Mr.. and Mrs. Densham left
on an afternoon trainfOr a trip to Mag
ara Falls. Canada and along the Hud-
son. They will reside at Dunmore
Both are well-known.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Burdlck, of Ca
pouSe avenue, entertained a large COM
pany of friends at their home Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Lena
Steffey, of Williamsport. Md. who has
been the guest of friends here. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
cards and dancing. Music, also served
to enliven the company.
Rev. M. e. Lynett, of Jermyn, enter
tained Rev. Thomas F. Coffey, of Car
bondale: Rev. L. j. Melley. Of the South
Side; Rev. f. ]. Phillips, of Plains, and
Rev. f. p. McNally. of the West Side,
at his home in Jermyn Thursday in
commemoration of the twentieth an
niversary of their ordination to the
priesthood.
Miss Jennie Howell of Scra nton
street, entertained Thursday afternoon
in honor of Miss Amy Williams, who
will be married next week to william
Wright. of Virginia. In the evening
MISS Howell gave reception in honor
OF the return of her brother, Franklin
Howell from Europe.
The Friday Afternoon Whist club
met yesterday at the home of Mrs. F.
H. Jermyn.
PERSONAL MENTION.
A. NJ Francis, of Lancaster. is in the
city. 30 III '''
Attorney f. H. House is in pbiladel.
In New York.
&. j. Johnson of Chicago is Wishing
scranton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Harris of Hazleton |
are visiting here.
DIR. and Mrs. C. l.. Hill were in New
York city Monday.
Carl w. Mckinney and family are home
from Atlantic City.
Hon. John kuhbach, of Honesdale, Is
at the Westminster.
w. j. Barthel. of Jamaica, N. Y. is Wis.
ting relatives here.
Miss Victoria Broadbent is spending the
winter in New York,
Rev. d. ID Jenkins, Of Unrondale. spent |
Thursday in this city
Miss Hortense Coyne has returned to
Visitation. Georgetown.
Dr. and Mrs. G Il. Thompson are home
from their wedding tour.
, DIR. T.. A.. Reap, of Pittston, was a |
Scranton visitor Tuesday
Dr. c. II. Parke and j. p. HosIe were
fshig at Laceyville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fox Of Carbontlale |
were Scranton visitors Tuesday.
Ad1utant John kuhbach, of Honesdale, |
Judge X. w. Archibald sat on the Dan.
phin county bench during the week.
W. Gaylord Thomas was engeged on
business IN Wilkes Barre yesterday.
from Europe for home next Tuesday.
Marcus Duffy. assistant postmaster at |
Carbondale. was m Scranton yesterday.
Franklin Howell. of Scranton street, re-
turned Monday from his trip to Europe.
Poor Director Williams and son, w. c.
Williams. are home from their European |
tour.
Never Goldsmith. of New York, a for.
mer Scranton'an, visited his old home this |
week.
Mss Emily Henderson, of New York
city, Is the guest of Miss Florence $.
Finch. 81
Hon. G. Ben Johnson, Of Wilkes Barre.
VISITED this city during the fore part of |
the week.
Mrs. DIR. Strong, of New York, spent |
the week with Mrs. +. II. White, at the
Wyoming.
The Misses DOud, of PeckNlle, enter
tained number of Scranton friends on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Connell and Mrs. II. M.
Edwards visited Mrs Daniel Edwards, of |
Kingston. yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Detweiler. Of Church
avenue. are home from a fOrtn!ght's visit
In Washington. ID. G.
M'rs Hattie R8ymar. Of Csrhondale,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank b. Silk