The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-16
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Social Element Is in SeclusiOn Dur
ing Lenten Season.
QUIET UNTIL AFTER EASTER
The Gamut of the Weeks Events Sounded
in Short Paragrnphs-Gucsts and En-.
crtainers-persOnaI Mention Re.
duced to a Compact Compass.

Mrs. Nathan Vidaver gave a quota
ton party at her home, on Vine street,
yesterday afternoon from 3 to 6 O'Clock,
in honor of her guest, Miss Ray Vida
| Yer, of New York City. Light refresh
ments We're severed. Mrs. Vidaver was
| assisted in entertaining by Miss Made
| line Field and Miss Ray Vidaver.
Among those present were Misses Tillie
| and Clara Lauer Martha and Esther
Moses. Minnie Driesen, Minnie Gold
smith. Martha Millhauser, Nettle Nye.
Fannia and Madeline Field, Miss New
man. Miss Harris, Miss Levy and Miss
Goodman.
The promenade concert and ball to
be given under the direction of Profes-
| sor Siegel at the rockingham Easter
Monday night, April 10. Is being dis
| cussed in social circles and promises
| to be one of the seasons most pleasul
| able events. Card invitations are not
being issued, but 1t is expected that
| Professor Siegers former pupils and
their friends will attend. Tickets are
| on sale at the theater box office.
Wednesday afternoon a pretty home
wedding occurred at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis NJ. Brant. No. 90
Walnut street Binghamton, when their
daughter, Miss Minnie. became Mrs
Thompson II. Rowley. Rev. l.. b. Ohm
stead performed the wedding ceremony.
| Henry Brant, brother of the bride,
was best man, and Miss Hattie Rowley,
of Scranton, q sister of the groom, was
| bridesmaid.
AT a banquet given Tuesday evening
| by l.. W. Bishop, Ut Georgetown.
| Wayne county. there were present:
| Hon. l.. A. Watres. w. S. Millar, Dr..
]. H. OBrien, of Scranton; Mr.. and
Mrs II. o. Silkman, of Maplewood; Mr..
and Mrs j. C. Mofiitt, :of Dunmore;
| Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Masters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Laton Smith. and Miss Lillian
Bishop, of Pittsburg
| Scranton Bicycle club officers for 1879
were elected Thursday evening as fol-
lows: d. B. Atherton, president; +. c.
Dean vice-president; G.. o. Sharpes,
secretary; William Ruth, treasurer; r..
| A. Gilmore. captain, and +. NJ. Wand
lin, w. w. Berry, c. A. Godfrey, b. L.
Lacey, K. j. Williams, V. f. Arnold,
and F.. ]. Hintemister, directors.
The marriage of Miss Nellie A. Wool
sey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Woolsey, of Madison avenue. to Schuy-
Ter C. Gernon will occur "Wednesday
noon. March 81, in Elm Park church.
| Hit and Miss" social was held
Thursday evening by the City Christian
Endeayor union in the Penn Avenue
Baptist church.
| PERSONAL MENTION:
Rev. Fathers Bucholz and Neumuller,
| two of the missionaries VINO conducted
the mission at ST. Peters cathedral duriaS
| the last two weeks, spent Tuesday III
Wilkes-Ba and accompanied by Father
Hauser they left for Buffalo, where on
Sunday next they will open mission in
| St. Stephens church.
Among the Scranton ladies in Tunkhan-
mock Wednesday. to attend the Home Mis-
sionary convention were: Mrs. L. "a.
Dale Mrs. L. c. Floyd. Mrs. G. Moser,
Mrs. ]. Paff, Mrs. Belle Williams. Mrs.
w. C. Davis and Mrs. Josephine knauss,
! Judge Edwin Albright, of Allentown, a
man, who by his uniform courtesy ana
generous impartiality has earned the well
wishes and kind regards of the bar of this
county. was in the city for few hours
yesterday on judicial business.
| John OLeary, an Elmira travelling man
and we'll known here, has been critically
| i'll at the Carpenter House. He Is no"
conyalescing Mrs. O'Leary Is with him.
He is attended by DR.. p. j. kearney.
Clerk John f. Williams. in the county
| commissioners office, who has been inds-
posed for the past month is convalescing
rapidly and will be able to assume his du-
| ties in another week.
Rev. G. w. Powell. pastor of All Souls
| Universalist church. returned from Cort-
land, N Y, Tuesday, after conducting a
| series of successful meetings during the
| past two weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. Gensler. of Yonkers,
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Crager and j. Cohen,
of New York, are guests at the residence
of J. Bernstein, on Mulberry street.
L. y. Sharpes. the popular day clerk at
| the Wyoming, has resigned and is sue
ceeded by II. c. Wilkinson. late of tho
American House, Trenton, n. j.
George Hutchinson, foreman Of the
Dickson locomotive works, and Mrs.
| Hutchinson are visiting friends in Wat
| sontown. Pa,
j. f. Drummond, superintendent of the
New Buffalo coal works of Lindsay a.
| Richmond, has been the guest of Tailor
John Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Woolley, Of
Danville were In the city Wednesday af-
| ternoon en- route home from Binghamton.
r. l., Phillius of the Traders bank is