The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-06
IN THE world OF society.
Dinner Given BY Colonel H. N. B0ics
in Honor Of Judge E. N. Willard.
PERSONS NHO ATTENDED 1T
Party ofElks Will Leave Tomorrow Morn
ing for Atlantic City to Attend the
Meeting Of tho Grand Lodge-Move'
meuts Of Wcll.kuown Persons.


ments Of wcll.kuown Persons.
One of the most elaborate private
dinners ever given in this city was
served at the residence of Colonel IL.
NJ. Boies, on Clay avenue. 1t was given
in honor of the appointment of Judge
+. n. Willard to a position on the bench
OF the new Superior court. and was at
tended by the following:. Judge r. N.
Willard Judge c. Il. Rice. of Wilkes
Barre; Judge R. w. Archibald. Judge II.
NJ. Edwards. eN-Judge Ill. A. Knapp
Rev. 5. c. Logan. ID. D.. Rev. Z. H.
Robinson, ID. D.. Colonel +. III. Ripple
Major Everett Warren. Henry Belih.
jr., w. +. Hallstead Charles III. Welles.
A. u. Holland. U. ID. Simpson, Freder-
lex Fuller and L. l.. Fuller.
A party OF Elks from Scranton lodge
will leave here TO attend the grand
lodge meeting at Atlantic City ON sun
day morning at !5,i5, going via, New
York over the Delaware. I.ackawanna
and Western railroad i'll special fuii-
man palace car. There will be thirty
1lSS or tOrty IN tlie parry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jermyn this year
continued their annual custom or CIV
in a Fourth of July house party al
their summer home at Glenburn. There
were present DR.. q. l.. Wentz. OF tDrit-
ton; Miss Torrey, of Honesdale. and
the Misses Griffin. the Misses Jermyn,
Miss Dale, l.. Il. Chase. W. w. Whar-
ton. George Il. Mair q. L. Jermyn, W.
NJ Jermyn and +. b. Jermyn.
PERSONAL MENTION:
The Cambria Daily Leader of June -
says: 1T was an excellent idea or the
proprietor of the Aquila to run such Il
pleasant trip as was arranged on Friday
afternoon and IT was exceedingly gratify-
ing TO see so large u number availing
themselves of the opportunity OF getting
a good view of the Scarweather l.ghtshlp.
The company included William Griffith, 4
Scranton journalist, who formerly resided
in Newport. Monmouthshire. He eN-
pressed himself as being highly pleased
with the manner in which the Aquila con-
Quoted herself, and predicted for it 4 pros
porous season. Several bundles of papers
including some current numbers of the
Scranton Tribune. and the men warmly re-
turned their thanks"
A trolley" party was given at Hotel
Terrace Tuesday evening by Attorney w.
D. Boyer to the following of his friends:
DR.. and Mrs. II. B. Ware. Mr. and Mrs. L.
B. Kingsbury, Mrs. +. II. Jermyn, Miss
Matthews. Miss Flo Matthews, Miss .Jer-
myn, Miss Susan Jermyn, Miss Dale, Miss
Phelps, Miss Coleman, Miss Clara Rey
nolds. Mss Durham, Miss Torrey, of Or
ange. N. J., the Misses Reynolds, of Wash
ington, D. c., and Messrs. Chase, Warton,
Hunt, Kingsbury, Moir, Williams, Dun
ham, Brooks. Lynde, Boyer and Griffin.
The party rode to Peckville in an open car
and enjoyed banquet at the Terrace on
returning After the banquet, dancing was
enjoyed until midnight
Rev. d. J. MacGoldrick, s. j., of George
town college, was the guest of Rev. DR..
Lucas, Of Archibald. yesterday. Rev.
Father MacGoldrick has Withdrawn from
the Jesuit order and will hereafter labor
in the Scran ton diocese. He is one of the
brightest men Of his scholarly order and
will be a valuable acquisition to Bishop
O'Haras workers.
Adiutant W. S. Millar, Chaplain 8. c.
Logan, DID,, Lieutenant Colonel L. F.
Mates, Quartermaster W. ]. Tracey, In
sepctor Of Rife Practice William Fl. Jes-
sup, jr., and Major Claude C. Conkling re-
ceived their commissions from the state
department yesterday.
Miss Dora Cady formerly state secre-
tary of the Young Women's Christian as
sociation of Kansas, but at present con-
nected with the association of Omaha,
Neb., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hines, of
the West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steinley, Of Mt.
Vernon, N. Y, returned home after
weeks visit among relatives on the South
Side. They spent the Fourth with DR..
and Mrs A. ]. kolb, OF Cedar avenue.
Select Councilman Victor n. Lauer, of
the Twenty-first ward was on Monday as
signed as a. regular maicarrier with a
route on the South Sde Mr.. Lauer Is en-
ergetio and attentive to duty.
Mrs. Angelina Sykes, Of Pittston ave-
nue., was welded Thursday morning to
Conrad Reichstiner by the Rev. August
Iange, pastor of the Hickory street Ger
man Presbyterian church.
Miss Anna Broadbent, of Bromley ave-
nue., and Miss Rachel Jones' of Lafayette
street, left on the evening of the Fourth
for California On a two months visit with
friends there.
Walter K. Clearwater, OF Pear street,
and Miss Minnie Titleberg, of Plttston
avenue, who were married on Tuesday,
are spending their honeymoon at Atlantic
City.
J. W. Sullivan, Of Pittsbhrg, grand Sec
retary Of the Catholic Mutual Benefit as
sociation, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, are at the st. Charles.
George NJ. Hallstead has Joined his fam
ily at Spring Lake, N. j., and with them
will go to Philadelphia, and after q short
stay there. to Atlantic City.
Mrs. ! A. Price and Mrs. Collins and
children have gone to CASTLE, in the
Genessee valley. where they will Join Miss
Helen Price for the summer
Professor NJ. J. Ketrick, of Prospect ave-
nue.. principal Of No. 10 school, is In at
tendance at the national convention of
teachers at Denver.
Major Gherst, of the state banking de-
partment, was inthe city during the week
looking into the condition OF our local saw
tngs institutions.
Mrs. Mathilda Williamson. of Newark,
N. j., has returned home after q short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Silkhorn, Of
Jackson street.
John T. Richards was in Virginia in the
middle Of the week on business connected
with his southern lumber interests and the
Handley estate.
Frank Butler, of. Dover. NJ, j., has nc
cepted the position Of head bookkeeper at
the Meadow Brook silk company's mill on
Cedar avenue.
John Vert, Of Newark, N. j., is visiting
his parents on Blakely street. Dunmore,
and incidentally. has called upon relatives
In Scranton.