The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-26

wer,. INDUCED In refreshments were
served. Those present We're: Sallie
Gabriel. John Robinson. Thomas Web
ster. Archie Corwin. Charles Marion.
Harry Finn, George Kern, Emmett Bid
dleman, Robert Beavers, Bert Steele.
Robert Sykes. Edward Finn, George
Biddleman. Ernest Carr. Rudolph
Bloeser, John Mcdonald. Merritt Bid
dleman. Howard Paddison. Wilbur
Whitman and Jay Airey. Edith
hart, Anna Jones, Elsie DriscOll. Rose
Riehl. Minnie Medar, Edith Walker.
Henrietta Gruener. Anna Kelly, Emma
Nedar, Sadie Jones. Lizzie Farnham.
Matte Corwin. Goldie Gairens, Jennie
Challis, Alice COrwin and Lizzie Jones.
Miss Nellie A. Ruddy. of Penn ave-
nue., and Editor l.. ]. Lynett, of the
Times, will be married Wednesday
morning at 3 o'clock in st. Peters
cathedral by Rev. John j. Ruddy, of
Erie. Miss Ruddy's brother.
AL ilo.>'
George HILBERT of Cedar avenue, Is WIS.,
iting in Wilkes-Barre.
Miss Nellie DeGraw. of North Main ave-
nue., is visiting In Factoryville.
Miss Kate Sweeney. of North Sumner
avenue. has returned from EaSton
Miss Cora Williams, of Catasauqua. has
returned home after "a stay in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. kearney, of Arch
bald. visited friends in this city Thursday
T. ]. Reynolds. of the West Side. came
home Tuesday from "a trip through New
York state.
Mrs. William n. Chase, OF North Brom-
ley avenue: is home from Binshamton and
Miss Peck. of Chicago, who came here
to he present at the marriage OF her
brother. Attorney George l.. Peck, has re-
Miss Maud Koerner. of North Lincoln
avenue, left yesterday to spend two weeks
in New Jersey.
has returned from New York city. where
she spent two weeks on business.
Doctors Hall, Moylan and Lindabury, of
the West Side, We're hunting in Wayne
county the early part of this week.
Prof. A. B. Russell, of Danville, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Kern. of Jack
son street, the forepart of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitman, of New
ark, y. j., are the guests of her sister,
Mrs. William Washburn, of West Locust
street.
l.. n. Kramer, formerly Of this city, now
Of New York. is the guest of friends here.
He returned recently from four months
sojourn in Europe.
James Finnerty, Of Bloom avenue, IS
home from Toronto, Can where he spent
three weeks as the guest of his uncle,
Rev. John kilcullen, ID. ID.
Miss Eva Barrett. daughter of Hon. and
Mrs. John Il. Barrett, accompanied by
her father, returned Thursday morning to
resume her studies at Eden Hall. Torres
dale, Pa.
John Goodwin, of Crown avenue. IL on a
business trip to Hazleton.
Miss Minnie Jacoby, of Portland, Pa, Is
visiting on the West Side.
Mrs. Theodore Hays, of Hallstead, was
q visitor in town this week.
DIR. 5. s. Watson. of Moosic, is visiting
his mother in OswegO, n. Y.
August Dimler, of Prospect avenue, has
returned from visit to Baltimore.
Miss Sadie Mcclure, of Lafayette street,
has returned from Morristown. n. j.
ID. II. Crolly, of South Washington ave-
nue., is In Reading ON business trip.
Fred. Preston, of Utica, n. Y; is the
Miss Jessie Rowe. Of Delaware street, Is
home from a two weeks visit in Pittston.
Miss Lizzie Lee. of BnghamtOn, is vis-
iting Mrs. Joseph f. Donnelly, of Luzerne
street.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Kay returned
Wednesday evening from an extended visit
in Virginia.
Mrs. James Wilson, Of Marion street, is
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Harry Sperry,
of Altoona.
Miss Katie Saltry. Of West Market street.
Is entertaining Miss Rose Hardeman. Of
Utica, n. Y.
has returned home after visiting his pa
rents in Green Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Harmon. of the
south Side. returned from their wedding
trip "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Mclean, of this city, spent the
past week with Mrs. Mary A. Mclean, of
Brooklyn street, Carbondale.
Mrs. Mark Farrell. of Butte. Montana.
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Gallagher, of Jackson street. has left for
home.
James Burns, OF Park City, Utah. has re-
turned to the west after = visit with his
mother. Mrs. james Burns, of West Mar
ket street.
Warden James M. Boland. of Wilkes
Barre jail. was in the city Wednesday af-
termoon as the guest of his brother, City
Treasurer c. q. BOland.
Michael Biglin, of Priceburg, is visiting
In Croton Falls, N. Y.
Contractor Paul T.. Dunn was in Tunk-
hammock Tuesday on business
u. j. Levi left Wednesday for Chicago to
DE absent two weeks on business.
Miss Bessie Roe. of South sumner ave-
nue., is visiting relatives In New Jersey.
Dir. Thomas jenkins. OF Albany. n. Y.
Is visiting his parents on Jackson street.
Mrs. Sol Alsberg, of New York, Is the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Levy. of Vine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. J.. Miller, of Church
avenue. are visiting relatives at Nineveh,
~ Y.
Druggist Joseph Davis. of Taylor was
In Forest City on business few days this
week.
DIR. James A. Crawford, of Buffalo, was
The guest OF West Side friends the past
week.
Misses Jennie Howell and Susan Stevens,
OF the West Side. are visiting friends In
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary Howell and son. George. of
the West side. have gone to baltimore TO
reside there permanently.
James Connery. of the South Side. has
Joined the football eleven of st. Bonaven-
ture's college. Allegany. n. Y.
Miss Eess Bunnell of Price street, Is
home from Dana Hall. at which institu-
lion she. Is pursuing - course OF studies.
John j. sullivan. jr.. son of DR.. sullivan,
of the North End. has resumed his studies
AZ the college OF Physicians and Surgeons,
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J.. Sherwood have re-
turned TO their home in New York after a
vislt with Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Morse. Of
South Bromley avenue.
Rev. ID. ii. Green. of Ashley. was n Wis
itor in MinOoka Thursday. Father Green
was stationed there five years and has
numerous friends who are always glad to
see him.
Mr.. and Mrs e. II. Zehnder and daugh-
ters are at the Hotel Jermyn
Mrs. - &. Snyder has returned from q
three weeks vacation spent at the sea-
shore.
III. u. Hopewell has just returned from
New York, where he was spending a few
days.
Miss Loretta Stack and Miss Jennie
Smith, OF the West Side, are the guests Of
Dalton friends.
Miss Jennie Daley. of Brooklyn, n. v,
Is being entertained by Mrs. John Hawks,
of Park Place.
ProthonOtary c. Il. Pryor and Recorder
OF Deeds Charles Heuster have returned
from trip to Allentown.
DR.. a. j. Connell. j. S. McNulty. Harry
Connell, j. l.. Connell and Fl. G. Sander
son started yesterday for the Adirondacks
to hunt deer.