The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-24

is an optician in this city. and the
bride IL a sister of DIR. Shimberg, of
Syracuse. After wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Silverstone will reside at 746
Madison avenue. .t
Miss Johanna Davis and Edward G.
Savidge were married Tuesday eve
| ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gredlein. Of North Hyde Park
avenue, by Rev. Peter Roberts, OF
Olyphant The following friends wit
messed the ceremony: Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Davis, Mrs. Anna Dorat, Miss Nellie
Stark. Nirgie Bird and Jacob Robin
sen.
The wedding of Miss Katherine
Davis to Alexander Bender at noon
Thursday was quietly conducted. The
nuptial was performed by Rev. ]. +.
Moffatt. pastor of the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church. at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Davis, of Washburn street.
In st. Joseph's church, Minooka,
William Murphy and Miss Ellen Con-
ID. j. Mccarthy. Miss Tillie Weber was
bridesmaid and Edward Murphy, a
| brother of the groom, was best man.
Miss Sarah Barrett was married at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon to Mich
ael Langan. The wedding was solem-
nized in st. Johns church, Rev. L. j.
Melley officiating. Bride and groom are
we'll known on the South Side.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS:
The following We're present at BAN
Quet of the EX-Prisoner'S of War asSo-
citation of Lackawanna county In Han
ley's dining room Thursday night: Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Z.
Rice, Dr. and Mrs. j. n. Rice, Peter
Rinker. Samuel Shoener, Mrs. Shoener,
NJ. l.. Smith, Addie Dart, Mrs. NJ. l..
Smith, w. Fl. Grey. Mrs. W. H. Grey,
b. +. Tewksbury, S. j. Tewksbury,
Major f. w. Pearce. Mrs. f. w. Pearce,
Mr.. c. l.. Mercereau, Mrs. c. l.. Mer-
cereau j. B. Fish, Mrs. j. B. Fish, John
Hinnemans. Charles II. Graham, A. +.
WelterOth, Mrs. Z. i. Welteroth, l.. B.
Metzgar, Fred j. Amsden, Mrs. F. ].
Amsden, Colonel +. l.. Hitchcock,
Thomas II. Dibble. S. A. Urquhart, n.
S. Harrison, Mrs. n. $. Harrison, o. S.
Davis. NJ. Mcfarland. Miss Maria Nc
Farland. Mrs. S. r. Saphy. Samuel X.
Saphy, Mrs. George II. Easterle, Ara
Race. W. +. Bailey, o. A. Parsons.
p. H. Campbell. William Dunbar and
wife, Mr.. S. s. Hagar and wife, Goulds-
boro; Miss Susan T.. Dickson, Mrs. T..
II. Ripple, Captain George W. Simp-
son, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Doster. Mrs. T.. p.
Detweiler, Mrs. w. w. Davenport, b.
w. Loring, Captain U. $. NJ, p. r.
Kimble. Mrs. p. Il. Kimble, +. A. King,
Mrs. +. A. King. Mr.. ]. p. Cooper,
Mrs. j. p. Cooper. Calvin Parsons, S. G..
Keer, Perry II. Fuller, +. d. Hughes,
John Il. Howe, Mrs. j. 7. Howe
In honor of the debut of their daugh-
ter Miss Bertha, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Moses entertained company of friends
Tuesday night at their home. $50 Wash
ington avenue. The residence was
prettily decorated with potted plants
and palms. Mrs. i. Moses, Mrs. Corin,
Miss Buckherald, ana Miss Moses re-
ceived the guests. During the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thiele, of New
York, who are now located in this city,
rendered a programme of vocal selec-
tions. They We're assisted by Master
Albert Moses, violinist, and Miss Buch-
wald, pianist. Professor Laft fur
nished musics for dancing. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Moses. Mr..
and Mrs. Thiele, Mr.. and Mrs. Corin.
Misses Kramer, Buchwald, Nye, Rose
and Mille Wormser, Freda and Hanna
Harris, Tillie and Clara Lauer. Pauline
Goldsmith. Minnie Driesen. Esther
Moses, Milhauser, of Scranton; Miss
Henrietta Hyman, Bella Hirshfeld, and
Messrs. Adolph Brown, Herman Harris.
Isadore Gompers, Albert and Levi
Kramer, William Moses, Wormser, sol
Oettinger, Becker, Ries, Brown and
Rice, of this city.
The following gathered around the
banquet table Tuesday evening at the
semi-annual banquet of the Chi Upsilon
society of the Washburn Street Presby-
terian church: Rev. and Mrs. ]. B. Mof-
fatt, Nell Fellows, Elizabeth Heiser,
Katie Burial, Adda Davenport, Bess
Hardenberg, Minerva HOpp, May Belle
SweetZer, Elizabeth j. Carlyon, Bertha
LOwenstein, Florence Hunt, Lou Fell
lows, Edith Williams, Grace r. Peck,
John Howell. Arch Mears, w. Il. Burall,
II. A. SweetZer, J. S. Hutchinson, How
ard Williams, Turvey F. Breese, G. II.
Hall. Joseph T. Burall. Frederick G..
Peters. S. F. York, Chauncey II. Der
by. After the feast came the exercises.
President S. F. York being toastmaster.
Toasts were given as follows: THE
Press" c. Fl. Derby; "Our Country"
JudsOn Hutchinson: Politics" Her.
bert C. Hall; Past. Present. and Fu-
ture," John Howell: "Our City," Jo-
ety." Turvey Breese and recitations by
Emerson d. Owen.
Thursday evening a surprise party
was rendered to Fred Behling, Of Dia-
mond avenue, at his home by the fol.
lowing friends: Misses Fell, Reinhart,
Louise Krause, Anna Schlotterback,
Kate Hoff, Miss Falk. Louise Schloot-
erback, Miss Oldenback, of Throop;
Phene Robrwasser, Tillie Moelker, Miss
Amann, Eleanore Behling, Mary Beh-
ling. Anna Behling, Mrs. Diem, Mr..
and Mrs Fred krause, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhart,
Meesrs. William Meigly, John Calm,
Charles Bechtholt. George Tamn, Otto
Staub, August Fielder William FetZer.
| August Furss, William Staub, Fred
Reihl, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindner Fred Beh-
| ling.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Godfrey enter
| tanned at a 6 o'clock dinner on Satur-
day at the Jermyn. Miss Elizabeth
Lees, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
| Patterson Strine, Miss TORY, Miss
Lees, the Misses Pettegrew, the Misses
| Richmond, Cromwell Price, John w.
Coleman. William Pierce. Edward Hale,
j. w. Whiteman, r. Ernest Comegys,
Mrs. Strine, whose ability as an elo-
cutionist is fast becoming recognized in
Scranton, added interest to the Occa-
sion in the evening with recitations.
A number of employees of the Leader
| We're entertained Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Dy-
mond, Of Prospect avenue. Present
were: Misses Teresa Keegan. Mary
Gilligan, Mary Hughes. Nellie Gibbons,
Bridget Sheridan, Ray Evans, Mae
Ward and Mae Morgan. and Messrs.
James Walsh, Miles Foley, Michael
Jordan, Stanley Dymond, S. G. Brown
ing, Harold Winters, Arthur Fellows.
Harry Matthews, Will .Parrey and
James Wheeler.