The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-23

| Of town were: Mrs. Friend. of Milwau-
kee; Miss May Burgunder, Miss Daisy
| Wasseman. Miss Laura Newhouse. Cris-
Long, Harry Ulman, Eugene Constine
| and Moses Weisman, of Wilkes Barre;
| Miss Lauer, Miss Minnie Brown, Miss
| Yetta Herman. Miss Bella H~irschfield.
T.. w. Brown and ID. Holman, Of Pitts
| ton: Miss Martha Cohen, Of New York
| city, and Fred. Moses, of Carbonate.
Among the Thanksgiving social
| events that are ANTICIPATED with much
| interest are the social Of the Young
| Mems Institute of the central city In
| Siegel's on Thanksgiving evening, and
| the dances given by the Enterprise
Dancing class In Excelsior hall. on
Wyoming avenue and by the Green
| Ridge Social club. in Professor Hud-
sons Dancing academy, Market street
and Sanderson avenue, on Thankssiv-
ing night.
The Chopin Literary society on We'd
| nesday night in Excelsior hall present.
ed a comedy-urama, "Sylvia's Soldier"
in connection with IN entertaining
programme. The cast included Henry
A. Giles. Edward F. Kingsbury. Miss
DOllie H. Jones. Miss Ida Smith. j. II.
| Elliott and Tor West. There YVES a
reading by Mr.. Elliott. niano selection
by Miss Amanda Meiss and mandolin
and guitar selections ny Edward and
Arthur Vail.
A smaller contingent than usual has
gone from Scranton to see the Yale
Princeton game in New York city to-
day. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Storrs. Miss Sue Jermyn. Miss
Simpson, Miss Hunt, Miss Archibald,
Mice RaIip vonpS I1otr ir TOhn II
and George Brooks. Major ]. w. Oak
ford, A. G. Hunt. John M. Harris and
John r. Edwards.
Miss Alma Beddoe. of this citv and
David A. Williams, Of Taylor, were mar
ricd Wednesday night at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
G. Beddoe. on North Garfield
The maid of honor was Miss Edith Bed
was best man. Rev. r. G. Jones, pastor
of the Presbyterian church of Taylor.
ofhciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will
reside in Taylor.
Evan Jones, of 4O4 Webster avenue,
was on Tuesday evening given a sur
prise party by his children, grandchil-
dren ana great-grandchildren and a
few intimate friends, all numbering
about fifty persons. 1t was Mr.. Jones'
eightieth birthday. Rev. DR.. W. H..
Pearce and Rev. ]. G.. Eckman were
among those present.
George w. Culver. of Quincy avenue.
and Miss May Broderick, Of Mulberry
street. were quietly married Tuesday
afternoon in st. Stephens Episcopal
church at Harrisburg by Rev. Thomas
Angel. They have gone on a short
wedding tour. after which they will re-
turn to this city and begin houseseep-
ing.
Thursday afternoon Rev. Thomas F.
Carmcdy at st. Peters cathedral united
in marriage Miss Belinda Durkin, of
the South Side, to Michael Sheridan, of
Hyde Park. A reception was given in
the evening at the home of the brides
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank Reynolds gave
their second at nome Thursday. They
were assited in receiving by Mrs. Fran
ces b. Swan and Mrs. C. D. Simpson.
The young ladies who served were
Misses May Pennypacker. Anna Arch
bald. Amy Jessup, Henwood and Kann.
Professor and Mrs. w. p. Schilling
gave a reception Thursday evening to
the members of the Cathedral choir.
Prizes were awarded to Miss Margaret
Murphy and James Hay for having at
tended the greatest nu-.ber of rehear-
sails. Rev. d.. j. McGoldrick made the
presentation address.
A number of friends were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Durham,
at their home. In Green Ridge. Thurs
day night. Mrs. Durham was assist
| ed in receiving by Mrs. George Il. Jer-
myn. Mrs. +. H. Jermyn and Miss Alice
Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Hand will
next Friday night give a dancing party
for their daughter, Miss Annie Hand.
and w friends who will return from
school with her.
A birthday surprise party was given
Miss Hattie Fisher. Of Green Ridge
street. Tuesday night, which was at
tended by a number of her friends.
A dancing party will be given Mon
day night, Dec. 2. by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Parke for their daughter, Miss
Bessie.
The Misses Griffin. 713 Pine street.
gave a. progressive euchre Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. c. r. Parke gave a tea Friday
afternoon at her home, H5 Quincy ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Parke last night
entertained a few friends at dinner.
The Misses Jermyn will give a tea
Dec. 81.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Mrs. ]. r. Peck Is visiting in Canada.
Attorney Comegys was In ~Stroudsburg
Friday.
Dr.. II. F. Heilner is at the Atlanta ex-
position.
II. J. Russell, of Honesdale. was here
yesterday.
william Morris. of Morris Bros. is III
New York city.
John s. COPYRIGHT, of Montrose, was
here yesterday.
v. o. simrell has returned from a visit
George j. Benton. of Carbondale, spent
Tuesday In this city.
Mrs. James Hetchel and son, Carl, are
visiting In Carbondale.
The Misses Besseil are in Media, the
guests of Miss Weaver.
s. L. milford. Of Unadilla, N. Y, was
a Scranton visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. n Mrs. Fred 8. Godfrey nave re-
turned from q western tour.
Alexander Farnham, of Wilkes-Barre,
was n visitor at court Thursday.
M. /. Corbett returned yesterday from q
business trip to New York city.
Attorney. Huntington Jessup, Of Mont
rose, was in this city Thursday.
turned Sunday night for Europe.
p. w. Costello, city engineers clerk,
is confined to his home by illness.
Miss Anna Mulley. of the North End, is
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