The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-10
I'M THE WORLD Of society
Movements Of Well-kaoxa People and
Record Of the Weeks Marriages.
REV. A. l. RAxER's RECEPTION
Pastor Of St. Marks Lutheran Church
Meets His Fold announcement Of the
Marriage OF Miss Gcrtrudo Becker
60 John Walker-PcVsOual.

scented Mr.. Ramer with a clerical robe
The divine responded In a neat speech.
Music was furnished by, Rev. William
Golfer. Of New York. and Miss Bessie
Fraunfelter. ,
Mrs. Madden was assisted In receiv-
ing by Miss Lizzie Reese and Charles
Stearn. Those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Moser. Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Moser. Rev. and Mrs. r. l.. Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. Hotter. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Krinkle. Mr.. and Mrs. Warkmaster,
Mrs. William Reese, Mrs. Charles
Shuster. Mrs. William Vetter. Mrs.
George Allspaugh. Mrs. A. Fraun-
felter. Mrs. William Smith. Mrs.
Charles Stevens. Mrs. John Tiel.
Mrs William Gaul. Mrs. p. Dickson.
Mrs. A. Kreger. Misses Mayme. Ina
and Emma Milestone. Emma Becker,
May Karcher, Lucretia Stecker, Emma
Kreger. Lizzie MILESTONE. Bessie
Fraunfelter. and Sally Steckler, of Ma
honoy City: and Messrs. Adam Steckler,
Andrews Myers. William Eli and Curtis
'Whetstone. Frederick and George
Kreger George Allen. Jerome kreger.
Henry Krinberg. William White. Lati-
mar Reese. Ray Madden. Christian
Steckler. Frederick Warkmaster. Earl
Smith, Carl Madden. Supper was served
during the evening.
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Miss Edith House gave party In
honor Of her cousin. Miss Mabel Drew
ett. of Brooklyn. N. Y, at her home,
1853 Capouse avenue. Thursday eve
ming. Among those present were:
Misses Bessie Manger. Of Philadelphia;
Grace Walker. Jessie Becker. Mable
Yost. Suzetts Barnes. Minnie Cham
pion, Katie. Minnie and Maize Davis,
and Messrs. Fred Smith, Of Wilkes
Barre; Conner Davis. Morris Miller,
Harry and Arthur Smith, Hobert
Hayden. Fred Beers. Harry Davis,
Charlie House and G. A. Long.
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During the past month Of July two
West Side young people betook them
selves to Binghamton, where they were
Joined in wedlock. The happy ones
are Lewis Lewiston. of Swetland street,
and Miss Lydia Jones. formerly a do
mestic on Jackson street. The young
people are we'll known, and this an
nouncement will create surprise among
their West Side friends.
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Those who celebrated the thirteenth
birthday anniversary of Miss Emma
Ellis on Monday evening were: Misses
Lizzie Butcher. Ruth Howell, Ruth
Lewis, Jennie Lewis, Cora Jenkins,
Bessie Nealey, Eva Phillips. Alice
Jones. Stella Morgan and Willie Nor
gan, Daniel Lewis and Waiter Ellis. A
good time was passed.
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On Monday evening Miss Maggie
Durkin, Of Luzerne street. entertained
the Following friends: Misses Rose
Cuff, Maggie Tierney. Julia Carol. May
McColligan. Nellie Mack, Mary Kelley,
Nellie Lynn. Lena Shamberg, Mabel
Hardesty, Messrs. williu;n McColligan,
Stephen Tomey. James Murray. Eugene
McColligan and John McColligan.
80.
Miss Lizzie Pry. Of Hall street, en-
tertained a number Of her friends
Wednesday evening at party. Those
present included many Of the young
people from the Heights, and a good
time was enjoyed. Games and dancing
were the chief amusements.
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Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Gertrude Becker and
John Walker, Aug. 2l, at IL o'cluock
noon.
PERSONAL MENTIONS:
Mrs. Herman G.. Senker, Of Stone ave-
nue.. returned yesterday from a three
months visit among relatives at Mead
Vile, Pa. and Buffalo, N. Y. Her niece,
Miss Hattie Albough, Of Meadville, ac-
companied her. to make an extended visit
here.
Grand Warden w. Gaylord Thomas. of
this city, spoke on Fraternity" at the
fiftieth anniversary Of Wyoming Valley
lodge. No. 80, Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows, Of Wilkes-Barre. on Monday
evening.
The Misses Jennie A. Kenny and Mary
Lavelle. Of Adams avenue; Agnes Berry,
Of Hyde Park, and Eliza Faalon. of
Wilkes-Barre. left yesterday for a two
weeks trip to Brooklyn and the seashore.
Charles 8. Jacobs. school controller of
the Thirteenth ward, was called to Ro-
chester, N. Y. yesterday. and will be gone
until some time next week. Mrs Jacobs
has been visiting there the past week.
William Ferguson. formerly Of Scranton,
has been elected secretary Of the New
York Typographical union the fifth con-
secutive year. He received 1900 Yates to
1,l00 for his opponent.
John G. Sherwood has resigned his-p
ton as secretary of the Scranton Lace
Manufacturing company to become pri-
vate secretary and real estate agent for
John Jermyn.
John OHara, conductor on the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western railroad,
accompanied by his wife, left yesterday
for two weeks visit with friends In
Chicago.
Edward Knellner, permanent man of
the Century Hose company, has had his
annual vacation. Armstrong. Of the Hook
and Ladder, was substitute for him.
Miss Mary Il. Moyles. Miss Mary A.
Nolan and Miss Mary A. Mahon. Of this
city, and Miss Kate v. Kelly. of Carbon
dale. spent the week at Lake Ariel.
Elijah Smith, dispatcher Of the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western company,
and wife, of Elmlra. who have been visit
ing friends here. returned home
NJ. +. Sanders. Of the Truth. left for
New York yesterday at noon to attend the
United States regatta, which will be held
on the Harlem river today.
Mrs, p. H. Daley and Mrs. Frank Dan.
iels. Of Adams avenue. are visiting at Dali
ton as the guests Of Mrs. A. b. Davis.
Mss b. McHale and her niece. Miss
Nora Burns. Of Prospect avenue. have re-
turned after visit in Philadelphia.
Professor Haydn Evans has accepted a
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