The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 1885,


lightfully entertained. The wedding
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wahlers, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Goerlitz. MIR. and Mrs.
H. G. Hedglin. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kirby, Mrs. e. Wahlers. Mrs. Eliza
Robbins. Mrs n. Hombach. the Misses
Ruth Jay. Anna Louise Jay, Josephine
Gearron. Bessie Manly Messrs. ]. p.
Moore. Justice Of Peace Charles Beers.
Masters Albert Jay, Walter Goerlitz.
Derbin W. Hedglin.
Miss Irene Kann will entertain the
members of the High School class OF '96
at her house on Quincy avenue. Monday
evening.
Mrs. p. s. Page last night entertained
very pleasantly at her home on Wash
ington avenue about fifty of the MEM
bers Of the Girls Friendly society Of St.
Luke's church. Mrs. Page was assist
ed in receiving by Miss Sanction. the d.
rectress of the society. and in entertain
ing by Miss Haight and Miss Susan E.
Dickinson. Miss Jay, Miss Duval and
Miss Pettigrew assisted in serving re-
freshments. Excellent entertainment
was provided by Miss Julia c. Allen,
violinist, and her friend. Miss Black
man, Of Kingston, pianist, and by the
vocal solos Of Mrs. William Hand.
One Of the prominent June weddings
will be that of Miss Mary Foster to
Harry c. Barker on the evening of FRI
day, June IS, in the Second Presbyterian
church. The bride-elect is a daughter
of Thomas ]. Foster. and Mr.. Barker is
a son Of Mrs. Susan X. Barker, of 322
Madison avenue. He Is employed at
the office Of s. G. Barker & Sons scale
works and is a prospective member of
the firm. Miss Fosters maid of honor
will be her sister. Miss Emma Foster,
and the bridesmaids Miss Wilkinson, of
Rochester; Miss Mulley, of Pottsville
Miss Traverse, Of Brooklyn. and Miss
Hanley, Miss Pierson and Miss Gear
hart, of this city. The ushers will be
James Blair, jr., Willis B. and Harry s.
kirkpatrick, Joseph Boies, Joseph Fos-
ter and Edward Gearhart.
Miss Virginia Wright entertained q
number Of her young lady friends at a 6
O'Clock tea on the evening Of June > in
honor Of her birthday.
The members Of the Georgetown and
Cornell Base Ball teams were enter
tanned by local graduates Of these in
stitutions after Wednesdays game. The
Cornell men were entertained with a
dinner at the Jermyn and the George
town men with social at the Bicycle
club house. Thursday morning before
the Georgetown players left the city
they were rendered a breakfast by
Bishop O'Hara, one Of the Oldest living
graduates Of the institution.
Cards have been issued announcing
the approaching marriage Of Miss Mary
Louise Pecksens and M. L. Speck, both
very popular young people, at the home
or the brides parents, on Monroe ave-
nue., Dunmore, Thursday evening, June
18.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Richard Buhm, of the Conway House
leaves today for New York city.
| Mr.. Burke. Of Mackinaw, Mich, Is Wis.,
iting his cousin, Joseph Burke, of Jones
street.
Miss Toohey. of Geneva, N. Y, is visit
ing her brother, T. ]. Toohey, Of Lincoln
| avenue.
President G. H. Zehnder, Of the Dickson
Manufacturing company. Is on a trir
through the south.
| Mrs. Julia Walsh and daughter, Eliza.
beth, of Phelps street, leave this month
| for a visit to Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Freeman, OF
Binghamton, are visiting Mrs. L. r. Free.
man, Of 3 Platt Place
| Mrs. John King, of Carbondale, is Wis.
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 8. Pal.
mer, Of Adams avenue.
Professor Gay and family, of Summit
Park, are enjoying a four weeks trir
visiting friends and relatives in Wyoming
county.
A. H. Schlager, Miss Brainard, Mrs. c.
L. Fry and r. NJ. Scranton were registered
at the st. Denis, in New York city, during
| the week.
The Rev. DR.. Charles Steck, of Shame.
kin, is visiting Rev. George Scheidy, q
the West Side. DR.. Steck is going to de
liver a course Of lectures in this city in the
near future.
w. II. Stanton, formerly assistant sec.
retary Of the Young Mems Christian asso
citation in this city, but now of the Jersey
City Young Mems Christian association, IL
visiting his parents, ex-Judge and Mrs. II
| NJ. Stanton.
Frank Fleming, one of the Oldest ant
most efficient motOrmen of the Scranton
| Traction company, has left for Colorado
to regain his health He leaves highl!
recommended by the officials of the Trac
ton company, as he was considered a very
careful employe.
Mrs. +. L. Phillips, of Sanderson ave
nue., is visiting In Dover, N. J.
Attorney H. NJ. Streeter was in Phila
delphia this week on business
DR.. P. J. Higgins, Of WilkcsBarre, wa
Scranton visitor Wednesday.
Frank Hagen was in New York an(
Philadelphia this week on business.
Miss Margaret Hanley and Miss Kath
crime Kennedy are home on vacation fro1
Bryn Mawr.
Rev. James Mcleod, d. D., returned
from the Presbyterian assembly at Sara
toga Wednesday.
Miss Jessup, of this city, attended tn
Lockwood-Angler wedding at Windsor
N. Y, on Wednesday.
DR.. Lewis Frey, of Washington avenue
who was Mt White Mills this week trou
fishing, returned Wednesday.
Mrs. William H. Barney and daughters
Efie and Helen, of Deacon street, spen
part of the week in Greenfield.
Superintendent Garrett Bogart, of tn