The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-14

Genia Grifiths. Lizzie Smith. Lea
Evans, Nellie Hubert. Annie Lake.
Mary Granagher Della Evans, Dina
Lewis. Hannah Meredith. Annie Clark.
MAY Jones. Nellie Phillips. Esther
Peckins, Lena Cook, Nina Knapp. Mary
| Timlin, Eva Roberts: Messrs. John Ed
wards, Robert Price, Harry r. Hartman,
| Fred Krger. Charles Edwards, Elmer
| Hughes, Ben Eynon, Frank Miller. STAN
lev Lewis, Thomas Timlin. Evan Isaac
Davis, Eugene Powell, John James,
Harry Greenwood.
The marriage of Miss Ana Blair
Coursen to Walter Dean Sawyer. OF
Cambridge Mass, took place late Tues
day afternoon at the home or the
brides parents. Colonel and Mrs. II. A.
Coursen on Washington avenue. The
| ceremony, which was witnessed by only
relatives and few near friends, was
followed by large reception. Rev. DR..
| James Mcleod OF the First Presbyter-
| ian church, officiated. The mald OF
honor was Miss Eleanor Newell, OF
| Brookline, Mass. The groom was at
tended by his brother. John SAWYER. OF
| Cambridge. The ushers were Chafies
Scranton; Walter c. Daggett, of New
| York city, and Frank Coursen. of East
Orange N j. Immediately following
the wedding ceremony reception was
held and continued until $50 o'clock.
Those who received with the bridal
party were Colonel and Mrs. Coursen
and sMr and Mrs. George Sawyer ana
Miss Sawyer, of Cambridge. MI. anu
Mrs Sawyer will reside in Cambridge.
r,ra
town were Mr. and Mrs. John ID. van,
of Blairstown; Miss Coursen. of East
Orange: DR.. and Mrs. f. A. Nusent, OF
rnionville. n. Y: w. p. Coursen, OF
Freedom, n. j.: Miss Kenney, of Leo
minister. Mass: MIR. and Mrs. Waiter
s. Marvel. of Hartford: John a. Blair,
of Jersey Citya Flair kelstyp OF bsiVic
4 dere, n. +; and William Anderson OF
Scraton Canton, No. 4. Patriarchs
Militant. Independent Order of odd Eel
lows. celebrated its thirteenth anni-
Versary Thursday evening with BAN
quet i'm Odd Fellows hall, on wyoming
avenue. Delegations were present from
the cantons of Wilkes-Barre. Pittston
and Carbondale. Those who sat down
to the banquet We're: Major and Mrs.
8. Y. Haupt. Major and Mrs. T.. Y. Da-
Wis, Colonel and Mrs r. j. Netter, Major
and Mrs George w. SkillhOrn. CheVa-
lier and Mrs. Arthur Coburn, Chevalier
and Mrs A. l.. Rowley, CheValier and
Mrs. Walter Evans, Chevalier and Mrs.
Louis. WetZel, Chevalier and Mrs. John
Fern. Chevalier and Mrs. w. j. McDon-
aid. Chevalier and Mrs. Frank j. Suy-
dam. Captain and Mrs. George p. Millet.
Captain and Mrs. +. +. Swartz, Major
and Mrs. Frank F. SturGes. Chevalier
and Mrs. +. +. Sturdevant. Grand Juni-
or Warden w. Gaylord Thomas, Gen.
eral Ed. G. Dean, department COM
mander; Chevalier Martin Joyce, Col
onel George w. Parrott. Lieutenant a.
B. Remally, Chevalier William Carpen-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. August jenkins,
Misses A. Leone, Elizabeth Suydam.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il. Swartz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ancil Gordon. j. Fl. Dover. Mrs.
w. c. Glaze. Mrs. +. o. Kelle, Miss l..
Frable, Captain Jacob Fake. Captain
James Moir. Chevalier Joseph Oliver.
Major w. G.. Coles. Chevalier Edward
Nolan, Masters Stanley Swartz and
Floyd Brutzman, of Scranton; Captain
A. II. Sturdevant Chevalier Chester
Meeker. $. *. Chaplin. Wilkes Barre;
Captain and Mrs. Il. b. Paterson, Of
Pittston; Chevaler l.. II. Rehkop. Pro-
fessor f. G. Wagner and Chevalier Geo.
w. Hughes Carhondale: BriSadier Gem
eral Edward &. Dean was toast master
and speeches We're made by Grand Juni-
or Warden w. Gaylord Thomas. Cheva-
lier Joshua r. Thomas. John Fern,
Captain T.. +. Sturdevant. of Wilkes
Barre: Captain T. Il. Patterson. of
Pittston, Captain James Moir and Jo-
seph Oliver. Master Stanley Swartz, of
Dunmore, gave a banjo solo: Professor
f. G. Wagner. of Carbondale, a violin
solo, and Chevalier Wetzel rendered a
vocal solo.
Miss Heath gave a parlor lecture on
"Christ in Art" Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. William Kelly, 645 Adams
avenue.
a sleiShng party was given Thurs
day night by Miss Alice Dale to many
OF the young ladies and men who par
ticipated in the dance of the gondoliers
at the recent Kirmess. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. F. Fl. Jermyn. The
route was by way of Moosic to the Dale
homestead in Kaiser Valley. where a
chicken supper was served and dancing
was enjoyed. Music was furnished by
Bauer. In the party Were: Miss Tlud-
son, of Patterson: Miss A-us Lsta Arch
bald, Miss Dale, Miss Elizabeth Arch
bald. Miss Hunt. Miss Bclin Miss
Jessie Coursen, Frank Fuller. Russell
Dimmick, Theodore Fuller. Lawrence
Bliss. Lawrence Fuller, Benjamin Wat
son, James Blair, jr., Hubert Merrill,
John ii. Brooks and George Brooks.
The Friday afternoon Whist club met
yesterday at the home of Mrs. James
Archibald.
Even this early the Scranton Lawn
club is making preliminary plans for
the coming tennis season. New grounds
will have to be secured as the site of
the old courts were torn up in building
the approach to the Spruce street
bridge. The club has two locations in
view: one is on plot near the Boies
Wheel works, and the other is on the
Platt homestead property. south of and
adjOurning the site of the old courts
A decision In the matter will be reached
early enough to arrange for grading
and rolling the courts as soon as set
tied weather arrives.
The Bachelors have secured the re-
fusal of the Frothingham theater for
the Dec. 81 ball. The present commit
tee will he able to make better supper
| arrangements than at the last two
balls. which is no reflection upon the
supper feature of the old events. as q
large second"fioor refreShment room Is
to be included in the Arcade now build
ing and will be reached by an over
head passageway from the balcony
floor of the theatcr.
Mrs. II. u. Horton, of Spruce street
is in New York city
Miss Margaret Palmer of Willow street
is quite seriously i'll of pneumonia.
Walter V. Hendricks is horne from a
business trip to Susquehanna county.
Mrs. George Walters. of Jermyn, was a
visitor in Scranton Wednesday afternoon
John Purcell. of the Scranton House is