The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-07


Bernstein. After the dancing light re-
freshments were served.
At the residence of Mrs. Reese, on
Lafayette street, Richard Reese was
married to Miss Cassie Evans. The
bride was accompanied by Miss Bar
bara Davis. The groom was attended
by Otto Avery. The young couple will
Immediately begin housekeeping in
neatly furnished house on North SUM
ner avenue.
Mrs. II. Robinson, of Cedar avenue,
entertained at dinner Tuesday night
Mayor-elect and Mrs. Bailey, Treasur-
er-elect and Mrs. Boland and Mr.. and
Mrs. George s. Horn. Mrs. RObinson's
son, Controller elect Edmund Robinson,
was also present.
The marriage of Thomas ]. Foster,
treasurer and general manager of the
Colliery Engineer company. of this city,
and Miss Blandine Harrington. took
place Wednesday afteryoon at the home
of the latter'S parents in Philadelphia.
The bride is a sister of Mrs. w. l.. Con-
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster will reside
at Mr.. Fosters present home, 33S Madi-
son avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll cee
brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their wedding at their home on South
Sumner avenue ON Tuesday night.
There was number of guests present.
Thomas G. Evans, teller of the West
Side bank, i'm honor of his twenty-first
birthday, gave a party "Wednesday
evening at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward II. Evans, of 1922
Washburn street.
Simon Rice gave theater party at
the Academy Wednesday evening to
number of those who attended the Oct
tinger-Levy wedding.
PERSONAL MENTION:
William Norris is in Boston this week.
'Mayor-elect James q. Bailey spent yes
terday in Waverly
Miss Edith Barnes. of Wyoming avenue,
has returned from New York city.
Judge Archibald was in Stroudsburg this
week holding court for Judge Craig. who
is i'll.
Miss Barbara Dorharlt of Hawley, is
visiting Miss Katie Brier, of Hickory
street
Horace ]. Gibbons, a student of the med
ical department. of the University of Penn
sylyania. is in the. city. ..
h Miss ,.1 frances AmermaTi re OF rh, MoniroiT'
Bernstein, of Webster avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. w. W. Ives. with Mrs l..
". Ives and iaughters, arrived home
from Florida Monday afternoon.
Miss Violet Edwards and Miss Jennie
Beck, of this city. spent the early part of
the week with Miss OBoyle, of Pittston.
Mrs. Thomas Cuslck and children, of
Parsons, have returned after visit with
Mrs: Cusick's brother Dr. Z. J. J..O'Ilala,
OF this city.
3. T. Watson. l.. n. Roberts, J. J. Tay
InrI "a - y oil "a. p..,r-
stered at the St. Denis, in New York,
during the week.
Welcome G. Snover, of this city, and
william l.. Van Buskirk. OF Taylor. were
graduated from the Philadelphia Dental
college Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Blackman Emory, of Della.
ware avenue, West Pittston was guest
of Mrs. A. +. Yost. of Jackson street, the
forepals of the week.
James Smith. of the city engineers de-
partment, has been promoted from chain
ters. of the West Side, has been appoint
ed chairman.
Professor j. T. CrowelI. of Carbondale,
was the guest of Rev. r. r. Doty, of Hyde
gan recital "a. Elm Park Methodist Epis
copal church in the evening.
c. +. Daniels. of the Truth, spent Thurs
day in Wilkes Barre.
James GaynoI-. of North Lincoln avenue,
has returned from Denver.
William May. of Clark Summit, was a
Scranton visitor this week.
Ira Newton. OF North Rebecca avenue,
spent few days this week at LaPlumc. l
Miss Mary Barrett, of the South Side.
Is the guest of Miss Mary MHale, of
Dunmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase. Of South
Maine avenue. are home from u visit with
friends in Carbonate.
guest of Miss Jessie Lewis, of North
Main avenue and Putnam street.
M Mss Anna Mulley and nephew, Frank
guests of friends in Brooklyn. n. Y.
Miss Florence Hull of Mount Pleasant.
Wayne county. and Miss Eva Spencer, of
Thompson, Susouehanna county, are Wis
iting at the residence of George Spencer,
OF North Main avenue.
Miss Margaret Willis. of West Market
street, was rendered ~, 4 surprise party
Misses NJ. and Katie Jones. Jennie Jen
kns, Daisy Watkins, Alice Leonard Bes-
sic Italy, and Frank Davis. Rossar Price.
John Watkins, Albert Lloyd, Edgar Rich
ards and Samuel LeyshOn.
De COursey May, member of the So
cieties of Mechanical and Civil Engineers
and the American Institute of Mining En-
ginecrs, has been appointed general man
ager of the Dickson Manufacturing com
pany, of Scranton. and entered upon his
duties yesterday. Mr.. May was superin-
tenient of the I. l.. Morris company, of
Philadelphia. for a number of years, and
late engineer in charge of the work for
the Cataract Construction company. at
Niagara Falls. He Is said to have had Il
wide experience in shop practice. both in
this country and Europe, having charg,
of the building of very heavy machinery
of all kinds ard particularly steam en-
ginos of every description. including heavy
blowing engines for blast naces.-Phil-
adelphia Times.
Frank Murphy. of Wilkes-B Barre, was
Scranton visi ;or Wednesday.
Attorney T.. II. iiouse at noon Tuesday
left ON an extended southern trip.
Or: ". A. Paine, of theWest Side. was
in Wilkes Barr> on business Tuesday
Miss Kate Healey. of Pittston is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, of Rockwell street
Mrs. william T.. llallstcad and Mrs G.
H. Iehnder left for Hot Springs Wedhes-
day.
Conductor Charles Scanlan, of Hail.
stead. spent ednesday with friends in
this city.
Mrs. j. Russell Peck. of Belmont Ter
race is visiting friends in Pleasant Mount
since Wednesday.
o. +. Bislin, mayor of O'Neil CITY, Neb.
Is the guest of his sister, Mrs. NJ. +.
Stanton. of CapOuSe avenue.
Louis Rock Wen. of North Main avenue.
is convalescinS from severe illness and
will be around in few days
j. II. GlennOn. of Hughes &. Glennon
of the Forest Castle brewery. Pittston,
was a caller in town this week
Harry Peck. of the I.ehish university,
who has been visiting his parents on the
West Side. has Ieturned to school.
W. $. Decker. of this city. has returned
from Toronto, where he has been plirsu-
ing a course in veterinary medicine
Mrs. Joanna Lewis, of the North End
In honr of her fiftyeighth birthday, enter
tanned number of her friends Wednesday
evening.
II. Pruemer, of this city. sailed on
Wednesday from New York for Bremen,
Germany where he will sojourn three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rousht. of South
Hyde Park avenue, entertained "a few
friends with "a progressive euchre party