The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-31
THEY ARE DRIFTING Home
Summer Tourists Returning to the
City in Large Numbers.
PLANS FOR THE COMING SEASON
They Arc Being Discussed by tho Local
Society Leaders Marriages Of the
Week in Scranton and Its Vicinity.
or n Purely Personal Nature.

SeaShore mountain ana lake mas pee'
reached and passed and the eNouuS
thitherword is now replaced by return
ing crowds bent on recuperating Tor
the winter social season. In many
households all is hustle and hurry oc-
casioned by preparations for the re-
turn of the young folks to schoot.
These young school folks themselves
are running n lively pace in order 10
make the most of the remaining ten
or fifteen days before school begins.
After all the summer visitors are
home and the school boys and school
girls have departed, society VIII set
tie down 10 preparations for the coih-
ing winter. 1t Is too early to make
Representations on the possibilities or
the season. No affairs of eNtraordi-
nary Importance have as yet been an
nounced. but ere long il is expected
that several notable weddings will take
place Two are already spoken of In
confidential whispers and others Will.
before long, be the subjects Of CONVEX
sation at the little teas. No dance OF
any special Importance is rs yet
spoken of or is likely to occur but
il is understood that there will be u
series of nice small affairs at the BIZ
cycle house before Christmas, con-
Quoted in the same manner as the as
be. however that some Of the more ag-
sressive leaders have something on Il
large scale in mind, but as yet II has
not cropped out. At all events. If the
coming season is anywhere near as
lively as the last. scranton society will
have no cause to complain.
ss
Three South Side marriages We're
solemniz~i Wednesday afternoon.
Michael Kelley, Of lMiuooka. and Miss
Annie Daley. of Stone avenue. We're
united at St. Johns church by Rev.
Father Melley. Henry j. Casey. of
Minooka, was groomsman. and Miss
Lizzie Dean was the brides
maid. In the evening a recep-
ton was held at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley are we'll known
and have hosts of friends James Lar
kin. of Avoca. and Miss Katie Guy of
Stone avenue, Were married at st.
Peters cathedral by Rev. j. a. O'Riel-
ly. Their many friends We're present
at the wedding and congratulations
were profusely bestowed upon the pop
ular young couple. Anthony OBoyle
and Miss Belinda Hughes. both of
Prospect avenue. We're married at the
cathedral. At the home of the bride
assembled a large number of invited
guests.
At 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Miss Nora Butler, of Archibald. and
Anthony Mullen. of this city. were
married at ST. Thomas church. Arch
bald. Rev. T. j. Comerford performed
the ceremony in the presence of a null
titude of friends of the contracting
couple. The bride was attended by
her cousin, Miss Maggie McAndrew of
Scranton, and the best man was Dem
mis- Roche. of the same city. The bride
looked charming in a dress of cream
silk. trimmed with ribbon. and she
carried a bouquet of white roses. The
bridesmaid wore pink silk. with ribbon
trimming, and she Also carried flowers.
a reception was held at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. Martin Butler.
of Hill street. where many assembled
to congratulate the young couple.
At Phillipsburg. N j.. last Monday
We're married Miss Helen $. Deepen.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac VI.
Deepen, to George p. Rice. the we'll
known insurance man. The ceremony
was performed on Monday at Phillips
burg, y. j., by Rev. f.. Clark Cline,
pastor of the Westminster Presby-
terian church, of that place. The match
meets with the approval of Mr.. and
Mrs. Deepen. A desire to be married
quietly and without ostentation in
duced the young people 10 have the
ceremony performed at Phillipsburg.
They are at present stopping with
Mrs. Rice's parents at 9lj Price street,
West Side.
A very enjoyable informal dance was
conducted at the Bicycle club house
"Wednesday night by the members of
the club.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Willard Megargel is visiting in Homes
B. z. Leonard is home from Atlantic
City.
George Kiefer. Of the North End. is in
Canada.
r. J. sheeran, of Van Buren avenue, Is
in Boston.
Mrs. A. p: Aldrich is visiting her sister
In Honesdalc.
r. p. wendover. Of Adams avenue. is in
T. G. Watres, of Stroudsburg, is visiting
friends in this city.
City Solicitor J. II. Torrey left yesterday
on western trip
Mr. and Mrs Charles Tropp are home
Miss Frances winton has returned home
from Atlantic City.
James Gearhart has returned from a
visit to Lock Haven
r.. 8. Decker, of this city, fs in Susaue-
hanna for few days.
Mss Jennle Davis. OF Taylor, Is visit
ing friends in Elmhurst
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McMulen have re-
turned from Block Island
Miss Emma Wilson, of Oak street, has
returned from Lake Winoa.
Miss May Greene. Of Franklin avenue
Ia summering at Atlantic City.
NJ. F.. Worden,a u. c. Worden and Will
Spfoats are in New York city.
Congressman Galusha a. Grow, of Sus-
quehanna, was in town yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Hiltz. of Pittston avenue. is
visiting friends In Elizabeth, ". ].
Miss Anna Davis, OF Tenth street, Is
home from a visit to Wilkes-Barre.
County Detective Thomas Leyshon is
dipping In the surf at Atlantic City.
Miss Bertha Conger. Of the North End.
is visiting friends in Norwich. N. Y.
Mrs. H. 3. Richard and children were
visiting in Plttston during the week.
Miss Ruth Beddoe. of North Main ave-
nue., is Visiting friends in Carbondale.
Misses Mary Davis and Josephine Mills
are the guests Of friends in New York.
spenling her vacation at Niagara Falls
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Guernsey are home
from their trip to Saratoga and Boston.
John J: ,Gangwer. of Easton, is visit
Colonel Fl. NJ. Boies and family returned
from the seashore this week.
james ". Clifford. of Prospect avenue.
II home from a trip to Portland. Me.
Miss Rose McIIale. Of the South Side,
IL visiting friends in Hawley.
Rev. Thomas J. Coffey, Of Carbondale,
called at the epicopal residence yesterday.
Councilman d. p. Battle has returned
from a trip through the west.
Miss Ethel Woodruff, of the West Side.
returned Thursday from Lake Winola
SC. Stelle, of Dalton, called on friends
in Scranton yesterday. M
Hey. p. J. Golden, Of willlamsport,
called on Rt. Rev. Bishop O'1ara yester-
day. .fg
Miss Cora Harvey of Green Ridge, spent
the early part of the week in Carbon
dale. 'fTl
Miss Martha Davis. of Eynon street, will
spend tomorrow with friends In Carbon
dale.