The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-24
SCRANTON SOCIAL
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Some Of the More Notable Events OF the
Week Briefly Mentioned.
CONTEST AT WILKES.BARRE TODAY

Ieys to Meet..Wilkes.Ba Barre Is to
Have a Fete Champetre During
Thanksgiving Week..Weddings Of
the Week..PersOnal Mention.
During the week there were num-
Der of weddings to enliven the social
world, and also few small house par
ties. but aside from these nothing oc-
Cured in society worth chroniclinS. In
these autumnal days of mixed sunshine
and rain, the persons who will be deep
in the social whirl next winter are for
tifying themselves for the requirements
of the season by plenty of outdoor eX-
ercise. AS furnishing a means for IN
dulging in that sort of exercise the
country club fills long felt want.
To-day the Scranton golf experts will
try conclusions with the Wilkes Barre
players on the links at the Wyoming
Country Club, near Wilkesbarre. Be
tween forty and fifty ScrantOnians Will
go down to see the contest. A special
car will be added to the 1905 p. m. ID.
and II. train for their accommodation,
and returning, the car will be attached
to the 5:3S train, leaving Wilkes-Barre.
The special excursion ticket for the
members of the party will be good on
any train leaving Wilkesbarre on the
ID. and II. Railroad tomorrow. At
Wilkes-Barre trolley cars will be wait
ing on the arrival of the Scranton
party to convey them to the Wyoming
clubs grounds, where play will begin
at 1:SO p. M. The scranton players
and substitutes are: Il. II. Watkins,
captain; ]. II. Brooks, II. II. Simpson.
Il. c. Fuller, j. r. Atherton, +. W.
Stillwell, Il. S. Atherton and George
Sanderson. Next Saturday return
match between the Scranton and
Wilkes Barre players will take place
on the Country Club links in this city.
The young men of The Bachelors are
actively engaged perfecting the detail
arrangements for their ball in the
Frothingham New Years night. The
standard set by The Bachelors in past
years at this annual event has been
very high, and the desire to eclipse if
possible the balls of other years has led
the managers to plan the coming one
with the greatest care.
Wilkes Barre is preparing for Fete
Champetre. and it will be given during
Thanksgiving week in the armory. 1t
VIII vi couIse' pe IN charse VI MISS
Iia stewart, VINO directed the fete IN
inns clty last spIins. Inc Wiikes-barre
ivte VIII pe uiuer tiie auspices Oh tne
women 3 heiiei corps, ana is Tor the
purpose of raising money to reduce the
debt on G. A. r. Memorial Hall. Mrs.
II. B. Beaumont is president of the
committee of arrangements, and she
Will be assisted by Mrs. Isaac =. Hand
Apout lou young people VIII participate
III the dances.
EDDiN'S VI The WEEK.
The wedding of Miss Frances Falken-
bury to Eugene Dale Hayes, of Phila-
delphia, took place Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Alice NJ. Falkenbury, of 42O Ad-
ans avenue. Rev. Rogers Israel, rector
emony The wedding was one of the
prettiest of the season. The bride,
gowned in white broca de silk with pearl
and chiffon trimmings. and the maid of
honor. Miss Bessie Frances Hays, of
Philadelphia. sister of the groom in a
costume of white, presented a pretty
appearance. Both ladies carried bou-
qucts. white roses and pink carnations
respectively. Harrison Goff Kimball,
of Philadelphia, was best man. The
bride was given away by her uncle, c.
\. Summers. The wedding was attend
ed BY many guests from this city and,
also, a number from out of town, among
whom were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Hays, Miss S. +. Dales. Miss Mary r.
Wilson, William Charles Hays, and
Frederick Ruoff. of Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. B. F.. Pride, Miss Gertie Gra-
ham and f.. Pride, of Susquehanna;
Mr. and Mrs. G.. l.. G. Franz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Il. Sutherland, Colonel
and Mrs. James Bowman, Misses Suth-
erland and George Sutherland and Har-
ry l.. Sutherland, of Wilkes-Barre.
During the evening Mr.. Doersam fur
nished music for dancing. Hanley was
caterer. The bride and groom left at
midnight Wednesday on wedding tour
They will reside in PHILADELPHIA.
At the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church at ll.4o O'Clock wednesday
morning the wedding OF Miss Margaret
Newman, OF 3oz WeDster avenue, TO
Edward Barnard, OF 3333 Monroe avenue,
was soiemmZed. feV. Dr. Z. T.. Rod
inson performed the ceremony. The
pride was attended by Misses Rena
Howe ana Mary Monies. The maid OF
nonor was MISS May hlefer. w. B.
Johnson was best man. The ushers
We're: Walter ID. Runyon. Frederick w.
EdWards, Charies W. Carr, ana FRANK
tuiier. AS the pridal party entered
the church Miss Becker played the we'd
dihg march. Ihe scene III front OF the
aitar was very pretty one. The pride
was dressed IN travelling gown or blue
ana black, While her attendants wore
dSsses OF mixed green and black, and
maroon
black. Each carried bouquets. A dim
ner was served at the home of the
man, OF 3o2 Webster avenue. On an af-
ternoon train Mr.. ana Mrs. Barnard
left Tor q wedding tour ana upon le-
turn they will reside in this city. Mr..
Barnard holds responsible position
under the Lackawanna Iron and Steel
, company.
At the home of r. d. Lacoe, of