The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-10
SOCIAL WORLD.

The secret OF how to have good time
If there is secret inrolVcd-WaS
made known last night out on the
Elmhurst boulevard by a congenial
marty of well-known Scranton men anu
women at ''VenEa O'travez. The quo
tation marks enclose a phrase mat
might mean almost anything to anyone
hut a linguist: in Spanish it means
come again." and Nenga otraNe III
this case is the name of IN" WOODLAND
hut owned by DR.. G. f. Hill on lhe
boulevard. The hut last night was the
scene of a royal good time. In ana
about it were gathered over a score OF
DR.. and Mrs. Hills most intimate
friends and they made the Welken ring
until n wee sma' hour this morning.
You might call it a clam-hake.
country dance, harvest festival al
most anything. as long as come
again" and a good time We're not over
looked. The guests We're Mr.. ana MIS-.
Lelluel Amerman. ex-senator ana
Mrs. NJ. T.. Mcdonald, Mr. and MIS-.
John Kemmerer. Mr.. and Mrs. John "A.
Nears. DR.. and Mrs. |. f. Everhardt'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fritz. Mr., ana MIS-.
Edward Beyca. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il.
White, Mrs. Katharine Wilcox, Mrs.
Josephine Koons. Mir. and Mrs. Wills
Kcmmerer and John II. Richards.
.'Venga OtraveZ is pronounced
yingo traveescs--is only a cheaply butt
and insignificant looking, two-roomed.
one-story structure on the boulevard
about one mile from Nay Aug Fails.
Last night II was u center of mass
of light made by scores of Chinese IAN
terms and five huge bon fires. Near
the hut and out-of-dOors was spread a
table containing all sorts of good things
to eat and drink. The feasting was
most in evidence early in the evening
and early this morning. In the interim
dancing and informal jOviality was the
order--and in speaking of dancing 1t iS
no, implied that the men wore dress
suits or the women dinner gowns. 81
cycle or lounging dress was good
enough for the former. while Just as
GOOD as you are" was good enough for
the ladies.
The music was furnished by Emanuel
Nartinelli who he il or where he
halls from is not known. irio ol
more cffete musicians had been en-
gagged but did not materialize. ana
Emanuel who appeared on the OUTSIDE
nr the circle of light and stood won
dering at the sight, was engaged ne-
cause he had with him guitar. Inc
guitar was of his own manufacture anu
he had no recommendations as 10 ciar-
.cter. but he could twang any instru-
ment and that was all that was nee
essary. Emanuers music was thof-
ouchly in keeping with the FUN OF the
thing.
II was at ! o'clock this morning when
ended one of the most novel but en-
ioyahlc evenings" of the summer so
cial season.
The wedding of Miss Agnes Easterly
To William l.. Pryor occurred yestef-
day at noon at the rcsideDce or the
brides brother, George Easterly, ol
North Sumner avenue. Only the I'M
mediate relatives We're present at the
ceremony. Rev. Rogers Israel, of ST.
I.ukc's Episcopal church, otticiated at
the nuptials. Miss Carrie karr played
the wedding march. The brides cos
tune was a bright grey travelling
suit. After a wedding dinner had been
served Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor left for a
wedding trip. Their future home VIII
be on North Sumner avenue. Mr.
! Pryor is the LChigh Valley passenger
I agent in this city
| Announcement cards are being cir
/ culatcd for the wedding of Miss Carrie
/ Martha Fellows 10 Harry KriGhau:n
/ Ackcr To be performed on the evening
/ of September % at the home of the
/ brides parents, llr. and Mrs. Horatio
/ r. Fellows. of Tcnth street.
Cards were sent out yesterday an
| nouncing the wedding of Miss Anna
! Hutton. Of South Sumner avenue. to
/ William W. Luce. Of the firm OF Luce
/ Bros. The event will take place on
/ Tuesday. September -. and the cerc-
mony will be performed ut the home
of Miss Huttons parents
I At 10 O'Clock this morning in Simr-
son Methodist Episcopal church. Miss
Helen Mott. of North Hyde Park ave-
nue.. will be- married to Attorney
George Peck. The bridesmaid will De
! Miss Florence Gibbs ana Al Turner
! sill attend MIR. Peck.
Miss Lydia Moore was married. 20
, Thomas Myers in the Church Of the
Good Shepherd at Green Ridge yester-
DAY morning by the rector, Rev. F. $.
Ballentine. Both of the contracting
parties reside at Green Ridge.
ON September 80 Miss Libbe Saund
ers. of Hampton street. and George
Keene will be united in marriage.
HAVE GONE TO HARRISBURG.