The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-14
new LIFE IN society
Dullness Of the Summer Months Has
Been Shaken.
HOUSE PARTIES NOW IN ORDER
To he Given Next Week in Fashi0naoic
Circles Monday Nights Assembly
Included Many from Out OF
Town -Gamut Of the Week.


Town. Gamut ofthe Week.
Next week promises continuation OF
the social revival of the last two weeks.
on Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. II. WI;
Scranton will give a dancing party, ana
the same kind of affairs Will be given
Tuesday and Thursday respectively ny
Colonel and Mrs II. M. Boies and Miss
Luella Williams.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Scranton on
Wednesday night gave theater party
in honor OF Mrs. ScrantOns brother,
Mr.. Sperry, of Hartford. The play witt
messed was 'Charley's Aunt at the
Frothingham. In the party were Miss
Simpson and her friends, Miss Hall ana
Miss Loomis, of MOrristown and Provi-
dence; Miss anderson and her friends.
kingston; Miss Winton. c. H. Welles.
jr., w. j. Torrey, c. W. Walker, j. NJ.
Boies and ]. G. Sanderson.
At the Scranton Bicycle club house,
on Washington avenue, the first as
sembly Of the season was held on Tues
day evening. Mrs. T.. l.. Fuller, Mrs.
r. M. Scranton and Mrs. f. ]. Platt
received. Those present from abroad
were Misses Gearhart, of Louisville;
Hall, of Morristown; Loomis, of Provi-
dence; Gould, of Seneca Falls: Vaug-
han and Dorrance. of Kingston;
Fister. of Easton: Holmes. of Albany:
Wilder. of Rochester; Carmalt, or
Utica: Manning and Ring. of Orange;
BelkRap, of New York; and Messrs.
Lee, OF New Haven; Derr, of Wilkes
Barre; niachen, of brooklyn, and Pier
son. Of New York. Among those from
Scranton were Misses Delin. Welles,
Hunt, Coursen, Simpson, Winton, DIM
mick and Bessell. and Messrs. Z. f.
Chase, A. T.. Hunt jr.. Il. s.. +. p.
l.. B. Mortimer and F. c. Fuller, j.
Blair. jr., ]. II. Brooks, H. d. Merrill
and c. w. Walker.
Miss Bessie M. Hunt, daughter of
0Ir. and Mrs. James M. Hunt. of 142S
Capouse avenue, was married to
George Dresser Rogers. of Green Ridge.
Tuesday at noon in the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church by Rev. N. f.
Stahl. Many relatives and friends wit
messed the ceremony, and the church
was exquisitely decorated for the
happy occasion. Mendelssohns we'd
ding march was played by Miss Sallie
Becker as the bridal party approached
the chancel. The bride wore a travel
ing suit, and was accompanied by her
father. The maid of honor was Miss
Bessie Rice. The best man was L. h.
FRANKLIN, and the ushers We're DIR. f..
M. Greene and DR.. r. Surge, of Scran-
ton. and w. d. Frank and George
Robinson, OF Carbondale. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers departed on their we'd
ding trip during the afternoon, and in
the evening a reception was given by
the brides brother, Albert T. Hunt, at
n;
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The marriage of Thomas J. O'Boyle.
of Prospect avenue, and Miss Nora
Healey, of Ninth street, was solemnized
Wednesday morning at o'clock at st.
Patrick's church, on Jackson street.
The ceremony was performed during
the celebration of a solemn nuptial
was celebrant. Rev. Daniel "A. Dunno,
of Pleasant Mount, brother of the bride.
was celebrant Rev. Daniel "A. Dunno,
assistant rector of st. ,Patrick's church,
deacon. and Rev. Joseph ]. McCabe.
of Avoca, subdeacon. Father Healey
performed the marriage ceremony.
The maid Of honor was Miss Mary T.
vine. of New York. and James V. Cliff
ford, of Prospect avenue. was grooms-
man. Haydn Evans was the organist
and the choir of the church sang the
mass. John Connolly sang the Agnus
ASL He ShuTCH was CTOWueU WIN
the many friends of the young couple.
John ]. Murphy, NJ. A. Mckinley, Jo-
seph Harmon and William Gurrell were
the ushers. The bride wore brocaded
satin gown with tulle veil, and orange
blossoms. The bridesmaid wore pink
crepe de chene. A wedding breakfast
was served at the home Of the brides
parents. Among the out-of-town per-
sons present were: Father McCabe, the
dor n~xlA - M
New York. and w. H. Malta, Of Homes
dale. Mr.. and Mrs. OBoyle departed
on an early train for Dover, ". H.,
and the Berkshire Hills.
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"A party was held Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thomas, OF Fourteenth street, in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bell of Carbon
dale. Those who were present are as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. John James, Of
Scranton; Mrs. James Peters, Miss
sparrow, Of Fort Ed, N. Y: Miss
stephens, OF Argid, N. Y; the Misses
Emma Thomas, Cassie James, Ida
James, May James, Elvera M. Reese,
nzzie Owens, Jennie Beddoe. Joanna
Thomas. Mrs. William Neaves, Mr.. and
Mrs. A1f. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.
Williams. Prank Moffitt, Messrs. Harry
Corrine. Lavirn James, II. w. Peters,
George F. Thomas, Charles Calendar,
Thomas James.
d. At an afternoon party given Thurs
day by MT. and Mrs. John Lowering, of
Greenwood, the following Scranton
people were guests: Mrs. T. j. Price
and Miss Olive Price, of North WASH
ington avenue, and the following from
the West Side: Mrs. Richard Nicholas.
Miss Lizzie Nicholas, Miss Lizzie
Williams Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs.
James Protheroe, Mrs. r. Reeve Jones.
MIS-. Evan ]. Davis, Mrs. John T. Will
1ams, Mrs. Thomas Jones, Mrs, John
Kelley, Mrs. Thomas Jenkins. Mrs
Thomas Phillips. Mrs. d. E. Davis.
ana mrs. w. Penn Morgan.
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Scrantonlans who attended the con.
ventfon Of the State League of Republi.
can clubs at York, are the following:
Major Everett Warren, president of
the league; Prothonotary Clarence u.
Tryor, Hon. I. v. Powderly, NJ. w.
l1owery, Colonel George Sanderson.
Wade NJ. Finn, T.. =. Robathan LAIN
Reese. David Nichols. Daniel Glenn
ents, Peter Baker, Ulysses Brooks
John r. Costlett,C. s. Seamans. John
Roll. George w. Brown, G.. s. R. Mil.
Ter, Samuel Porter, Almanac Porter
L; A.: Morton, J. w. Merryweather. Dr.
". A. Paine. James Leyshon, Hon. r,
a. Watres. Senator J. c. Vaughan and
Representative c. p. O'Malley,
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PERSONAL MENTION:
A. J. Casey has returned from tba NM
tropolis. '"' me-
Atlantic City. 40 'ii
J.. Reynolds. Of Hampton street. was
In New York Thursday. ""'
Mrs T. p. Letchworth, of Dunmore. has
returned from Crystal Lake.
a. =. Francois has returned from q ten
days business visit to Chicago N'
Rev. Kenneth Campbell, OF st. Peters
catbedral. is at Toronto. Canada.