The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-19
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WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Reception rendered to Rev. Dr. A. L.
Ramer aud His Bride NJ Their Home.
1877 South Lincoln Avenue.

Rev. DR.. A. l.. Ramer. Ill. D.. pastor
OF the Fourteenth Street Lutheran
church. and Miss Kate Kress. of Allen
town, We're married Thursday evening
in Michaers Lutheran church, at AL
lentown. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Il. S. Smoll. bride and groom
standing under a canopy OF green and
flowers. The ushers We're Professor J.
Richmond Markell OF Muhlenburg, Col;
Rev. W. II. Eddleman. of Royersford.
s. c.. and Loos and George Kercher. of
Mount Airy Theological seminary. The
bride was unattended and wore a CO.'S
tune OF white corded silk with pearl
trimmings. Mrs. Cora Derr acted as
maid OF honor. She wore white silk
with pink organd,es. "A reception was
rendered Rev. and Mrs. Kramer at the
close of the service. They arrived In
this city yesterday morning. A recep-
tion was held last evening at the future
home of Rev. and Mrs. Ramer. at l21
South Lincoln avenue.
About 200 guests were in attendance.
most of whom are members OF the
church OF which Mr.. Ramer is pastor.
Congratulations and good wishes were
given by all and appreciated by Mr..
and Mrs. Ramer. Ruring the evening
those present escorted Mr.. and Mrs.
Ramer to the front parlor, in which
had been previously placed handsome
parlor suite. the gift OF friends Wal
lace G. Mcser made the presentation
speech. assuring the reverend gentle
man and his wife of the depth of friend
ship which the present meant.
Mr.. Ramer acknowledged the gift
In heartfelt speech. Numerous other
smaller presents were in evidence. At
the reception held at Allentown in the
evening after the wedding Mr. and
Mrs. Ramer were the recipients of
many tokens of best wishes and friends
Miss Kress Is member Of promi-
nent Allentown family. She occupied
the position Of alto singer at ST.
Michael's church and was a member
of the famous Allentown Oratorio So
ciety. Mr.. Ramer has been very sue
cessful at st. Marks church He came
here In the early part OF the present
year, ard was installed a few months
ago. He was graduate in 1892 from
Muhlenburg college, and also complet-
ed a three years course at Mount Airy
Theological college.
New Officers Installed.
An installation of officers Of Silurian
Lodge. Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, was held last evening in the lodge
room. on South Main avenue George
Taylor was installing officer. The fo!-
lowing were installed: Thomas Will
liams. noble grand; John w. Horn.
vice grand John H. Kelley. treasurer;
Lewis Price. outside guardian: Adam
Newell. inside guardian: John Thomas
and Evan Jones, right and left grand
supporters: Nicholas Bennett and Fred
Il. Andrews, right and left vice grand
supporters.
News Nuggets and Personals.
Mrs. Thomas J. Reynolds arrived last
night at 6 o'clock from Wales. She will
Join her husband here. and permanent
residence Will be made on this side.
Mrs. A. d. Freeman. OF Binghamton
Is visiting the Mrs. W. A. Freeman, OF
South Main avenue.
A contingent of the Hyde Park Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons. visited
Binghamton Thursday evening. and
were royalty entertained by the Otsin-
lingo lodge. OF that place. The West
Side men returned home early yester-
day morning.
At the Welsh Philosophical society
this evening william Murton will read
Q paper on Ceases" and William Brace
will talk on electricity. Both efforts
VIII be In the English language.
Rev. Hugh Davis will preach his reg
ular English sermon Sunday evening.
Mr.. Davis has returned from the con-
vention at Granville. Vermont.
The interest which has been mani
Tested In church dramas throughout the
city has finally reached this side, and
two churches are making extensive
preparations for productions. "The
Deestrict Skule' will be given by the
young people OF the Plymouth church.
and Miles Standish." by the young
people Of the Welsh Baptist church, OF
South Main avenue.
Rev. John Griffith will occupy the pull
pit OF the Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
church tomorrow. Services at 10 In
the morning and at 6 In the evenig. This
church has now made an arrangement
with Mr.. Griffith to supply their pulpit
for definite period with the hope that
hts labors among them will be such
new life among this little band Of work.
ers. Mr.. Griffith Is a very able speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds. who
We're recently married at Taylor. re-
turned home last evening from bridal
trip. During the tour the Atlanta ex-
position was visited. and the larger
cities Of the eastern states briefly in
spected. Upon the return OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds. supper was served to
the young couple at the Hampton street
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph REYNOLDS.
They will reside on Eynon street.
The pall-bearers at the funeral of
Miss May Anderson, who died Thursday
at the home OF her parents, on North
Bromley avenue. were: Lizzie Jones,
Hattie Jones, Annie Hurlow and Lizzie
Williams. Rev. w. 8. Jones preached
the funeral sermon. Interment was
made In Washburn Street cemetery.
Miss Annie M. Jeremiah, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jeremiah, will be
welded on Oct. 80. at the home Of the
brides parents. to w. H. Wright.
w. ]. DeHart. who has been the puest
Of friends on Price street, has returned
TO his home, In Philadelphia.
It II the purpose OF the BAPTIST peo-
pie of Scranton and neighborhood TO
hold q public meeting on Monday night
next at the First Welsh Baptist church
In honor Of Rev. d. c. Hughes. ID. d.
and wife, who intend leaving for New
York early next week. All are invited
TO attend.
West Side Business Dirsssory.
TAILOR Suits made to order. tis.op ana