The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-22

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number of children were present and
passed an enjoyable afternoon.
Ex-Sheriff Charles Robinson, Frank
Thompson and a party of friends will
go to Mount Pocono on Monday. accom-
panied by Bauer's band. The same
party makes an annual pilgrimage to
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanderson gave
a dinner to a number of their friends AT
nue. last night.
The Ladies' Whist club spent a por-
tion OF Thursday at the pleasant home
Of Mrs. W. II, Brown, at Dalton.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Thomas
Moore, of Mifllin avenue, entertained Il
number of friends at her home.
A Scranton delegation will attend the
commencement at Yale next week.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Miss Julia McGuigan. OF Plttston ave-
nue., will leave for Stroudsburg today
Her brother. Frank, is a member of the
class that will be graduated at the COM
mencement exercises at the State Normal
school next Wednesday. He holds on
honorable position in his class.
The drawing exhibited at the commence
ment exercises of the Misses Merrilrs
school would have been a credit to any in-
stitution, and Miss Worthington. in charge
of the drawing department. Is to be con-
graduated upon the artistic work of hei
young pupils.
Miss Bertha c. Segfried Miss Mary
Kent. and Howard Kent, of Bethlehem
are the guests of their cousin. Miss Edna
Kent, of Chestnut street.
Stephen OBoyle. John Cusick. Johf
Reedy and John Heffron. students at St
Michaers college. Toronto, are home or
their summer vacation.
Mrs. Mary Gussman and her daughter
Mrs. Eberlng. of Syracuse. are visiting
the family of Edward Gussman. of Adams
avenue.
Editor William Cruiser, of the Mon
trose Democrat, was in town yesterday
and circulated among Scranton acquaint
ances.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith, of New Yorl
city, are visiting Mrs Grifliths mother
Mrs. Julia A. Freeman, at Clark's sum
nit.
Misses Eva Barrett and Anna Burke re
turned to spend their vacations at home
They are students at Eben Hall. Torres
dale.
Miss Hester A. Worthington. of this city
left for her home in Baltimore on Friday
to spend vacation of two months.
Miss Mai Leonard daughter of 3. +
Leonard, graduated from the Malinirod
convent, Wilkes-Barre, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis b. Gernon are hom'
from their honeymoon and have taken {
suite of rooms at Hotel Terrace.
Rev. A. w. Cooper of Hawley, former
" of the Hampton Street Methodist Epis
copal church, is in the city.
Miss Elisabeth Bunnell of Price street
is expected home today from school a
Dana Hall, Wellesley.
Miss Florence Walker, of Providence
left yesterday for New York state tt
spend her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Silkman, and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. c. LaBar are staying at theiI
Lake Ariel cottage.
C. Henwood and Miss Henwood attend
ed the commencement exercises at Fac
toryville yesterday
Miss Mary Dunn, of Stroudsburg. is thu
guest of Miss Tessie Cusick, of Lacka
wanna avenue.
George b. Jermyn and family hav'
gone to their summer cottage at Fair
haven, Vt.
Robert Reeves returned yesterday from
business trip to the City of Brotherl,
Love.
Theodore Slkman returned Thursda,
from a fishing trip on the Susquehanns
river.
Miss Lottie Fish, of Providence, leaves
today for Cortland, N. Y, to visit friends
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Crippen, of Dal
ton were in the North End yesterday.
]. f. Parrish and family have gone t,
live in their summer home, at Dalton.
j. w. Peck returned last evening from
fishing expedition in Vermont.
II. p. Simpson and family will reside a
Elmhurst during the simmer.
Miss Welles returned yesterday from
a years stay in Europe.
Colonel II. NJ. Boies was in New Yorl
city yesterday.
James r. Everhart was in New Yorl
Thursday.
Z. C. Dean is visiting in Philadelphia