The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Many ScrantoniOns Seeking Rest and
Recreation In Europe.
WHO SOME OF vOYAGERS ARE
Itinerary Prepared by Judge Edwards for
Ills Trip Aross the Atlnntic-Those
Who iIavc Gone TO Princeton.
To Visit the Pot Hole.

Among the Scrantonians who will
this summer seek recreation and a
change of scene by a trip across the At
lantic are Judge and Mrs. II. M. Ed
wards and Franklin Howell, who will
sail on July 13 on the Lucania, to be
gone for two months. Mrs William
Connell and several members of her
family also expect to be passengers on
the same ocean grehound. Judge and
Mrs. Edwards will land at Liverpool
and proceed direct to South Wales.
where Judge Edwards has been invited
to preside over several of the sessions
Of the national elsteddfod of Wales,
which will begin at Llanelly on July 30
and continue in session for four days.
The city OF Llanelly has $4,000 inhabi-
tants and the building in which the
sessions of the eisteddfod will be held
| Is capable of accommodating 10000
persons. Even with that tremendous
| capacity 1t Is feared that the building
will not be large enough, as the eistedd-
| fod attracts crowds from all parts of
| Wales and England. Twelve of the
best large choirs OF England and Wales
will compete for the principal prize.
From Llanelly the Scrantonans will
proceed direct to North Wales and
spend some time admiring the beauty
with which nature has so prolitically
endowed famed Snowden and its vicinity
From there the judge and party will
journey to London, which they will
make their headquarters during the re-
mainder of their stay in England, max
Ing excursions to Oxford and Cam
bridge universities, the home Of
Shakespeare, and to Birmingham and
Sheffield the great industrial centers.
| Paris, Berlin and other points on the
| continent will next claim the attention
Of the tourists and If sufficient time re-
mains they Will also journey through
| Ireland and Scotland. In London 1t Is
the intention Of Judge Edwards to
spend some time in examining the
courts of justice with view to COM
pairing the English with the American
system. He has received a number of
invitations from leading judges and
solicitors Of London asking him to be
their guest during at least a portion
of his stay in the English metropolis.
Dr. E. Grewer will attend the twenty
first anniversary of the class of IA, Of
which he is a member, at the University
of Pennsylvania, June 10 and II. DR..
Grewer is invited to deliver the toast
OF welcome. The dinner will be given
at the Hotel Stratford, Philadelphia.
when the eighty surviving members of
the class of 1874 will have a jolly re-
union. The doctors of this class were
| the first to take the alumni supper in
the new medical hall Of the University
of Pennsylvania twenty-one years ago.
| The doctors are also invited to take
| part In the exercises of the graduating
| class on Tuesday, June II.
Among the Scrantonians who left for
Princeton yesterday to attend the COM
| mencement exercises at the college
were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Brooks. Col
onel Blair, Attorney John NJ. Harris
and Z. A. Burr, Of Carbondale.
Rev. and Mrs George Z. Guild were
entertained at tea last evening by Mrs.
e. H. Griffin, of North Main avenue.
Mr.. Guild will leave for two months
trip abroad on June &c.
The Chautauquan circles of Scranton
will visit the POT Hole" at Archibald
this afternoon.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Robert McKenna superintendent Of the
| Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
shops, Is attending the convention of mas
ter car builders, which is being held at
Alexander Bay. Thousand Islands. He is
accompanied by Mrs. McKenna.
| DIR. +. d. Brewster, of Washington ave-
nue., left late Thursday night for Durango,
Col, where he will attend DIR. Coolidge,
who is confined to the hospital there with
typhoid fever DIR. Theodore Sureth will
attend their patients.
r. w. Luce left yesterday on pleasure
trip through the eastern part of the state.
He will drive the entire distance and ex-
poets to be gone week or ten days.
Mrs. John p. Nicholson, of Green Ridge,
will leave today for New York. She sails
by steamer Teutonic Wednesday for
visit with friends in England.
Miss Eunice Kimball, of Paupack, Pike
county, who has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Simons of Dunmore. has
| returned home.
| Mrs. William Lowry, of Theodore street,
intends leaving next Tuesday for a short
visit in England for the benefit of her
| health.
Misses Mary and Anna Devers, of Cap
| bondale are being entertained by their
aunt, Mrs. Il. V. Powderly, Of North Main
| avenue.
Stanley Smith, son of Attorney Cornelius
Smith, has returned from the law de-
partment of the University of Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs John Burke of Green Ridge, and
her two sons are the guests of her sister,
Mrs. J. Lamorelle, of Philadelphia.
Wallace NJ Montague, of Holyoke,
Mass, will spend Sunday with his friend,
| DIR. A. ID. Preston, of this city.
Mrs Fred Taylor. of Bordentown, N. j.,
is being entertained at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Shafer.
M. M. Kearney returned to his home In
so INVITING