The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-12

Movements Of Well Known Persons
During Week.
That was most enjoyable entertain
ment furnished party of friends by
DIR. and Mrs. c.. f. Hill, Wednesday
night at their woodland hut ''Venga
Otravez" on Elmhurst boulevard. "Veng
Otravez' means 'cOme again." 1t Is a
cheaply built. wooden shanty where its
Owner'and family go almost daily for
q few hours sylvan retreat. On the
night in question the guests We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Lemuel Amerman, ex-senator
and Mrs. NJ. f. Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs.
John kemmerer Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Mears, DIR. and Mrs. l. +. Everhardt,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fritz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Beyea, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r..
White, Mrs. Katharine Wilcox, Mrs.
Josephine Rooms, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Kemmerer and John T. Richards They
danced to music furnished byaVagrant
Italian guitarist and feasted on hot
corn, pumpkin pie, baked clans and the
like. The hut and its surroundings were
lighted by scores of chinese lanterns and
bonfires. 1t was an early hour Thursday
morning before the merry-makers re-
turned to the city.
Miss Agnes Easterly and William L.
Pryor We're married Wednesday noon
by Rev. Rogers Israel. of st. Luke's
Episcopal church, at the home of the
brides brother, George Easterly, on
North Sumner avenue. Only the immed-
late relatives were present. The groom
is the Lehigh Valley company's passen-
ger representative in this city.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Carrie Marilla Eel
lows, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio
L. Fellows, and Harry krgbaum
Acker, on the evening Of Sept % at the
brides home.
Miss Lydia Moore and Thomas Myers,
each of Green Ridge. We're married in
the church of the Good Shepherd We'd
nesday by the rector, Rev. Frank S,
Ballentine.
The Country club is not wasting time.
professional golf player, Thomas
BendeioW, has been engaged to coach
members beginning today and during
all OF next week. He Is Scot and an
attache of Spaulding's sporting goods
mouse and has been engaged in laying
out the golf links on the broad stretch
or country about the Country clubs
nome. 1t is quite likely that a golf
tourney will begin on some day late
next week. A tennis tournament will
begin on the club courts next Thursday
morning Tho N,iIl
mems singles and doubles There will
he no mixed or ladies events,
"A large party of young people, well
known in the social element, went T.,
Lake Ariel in a special Erie and Wv
oming train Thursday night and at the
lake danced and made merry until after
midnight. They We're accompanied by
some of Bauer's musicians and Hanley.
the caterer. In the company were these
from out of town: The Misses Utar-
ner OF Goshen, Ind: Miss Gould. Sem
eca rails: Miss Waring, Plainfield, ~
j.: MISS Kaufman, Lancaster; Miss
Bradford. New York city; Miss Willer
Newburgh: Miss Vaughan, Wilkes
Barre; James Gould. Senaca Falls; Au-
gustus Huntington, Plainfeld Vivian
Spencer. New York city; Louis Billings
New York city; Mr.. Bradshaw, New
York city.
Descendants of two of Scranton's old
est families. the Motifs and the Pecks
were the principals in wedding on the
West Side Thursday noon, when Miss
Helen Mott, daughter of Mrs. Harriet
George Luther Peck. The event was
a fashionable one and took place i'm the
simpson Methodist church. The groom's
rather. Rev. Luther Peck. Officiated.
Miss Florence Madeline Gibbs. daugh-
ter of DIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Gibbs. was
bridesmaid and Albert II. Turner was
best man. Miss Motifs gown was of
white mauve fraille with white satin
trimming. She carried white astors
MISS Gibbs was attired in a gown of
Hunters silk, trimmed with white satin.
honorary ushers Were: Attorney Selden
kingsbury, Frank II. Hagen. Roderick
Peck, of Scranton, and Luther Will
liams. of Binghamton.
Miss Kathryn A. Greiner. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Greiner. of
Green Ridge, will be married at
o'clock on the night of Sept. % to
Charles Il. Elston. of Dunmore, in the
church of the Good Shepherd.
Miss Agnes MacKay, of Adams ave-
nue., DunmOre, was rendered a sur
PRISE party by the following persons:
MIR. and Mrs. James Mac Kay, Rev.
- a.
Sion Of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church; Mrs. Fl. VolZ. Mr.. and Mrs. G,
II. Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Full
Ter, of Dalton; Mrs. A. Dunn, Misses
Jessie Gallately, Elizabeth Hazleton.
Rebecca Creighton, of Brooklyn. N. Y;
Bessie Williams, Agnes Harvey, Bella
Hazleton, Grace Powell and Mary
Bryant and Homer Gavitt, Albert
Bartz, Edward Squires, Herbert De
Witt, Benjamin Peffrey, Arthur Dunn,
Alex. MacKay, Wallace and John Mac
Kay.
Professor L. T.. Southworth enter
tained the members of st. Johns
church choir at his studio on wyo-
ming avenue Wednesday evening.
Those present were: Misses Katie
Coyne. Margaret Roche, Katie Dona-
hoe. Winfred Melvin, Mamie McTigue,
Julia Kelly, Anna Durkin, Bessie
Burns, Jenny Gavin, Mamie Hastings,
Kate Winifred and Belinda Durkin.
Kate Riley, Mamie Cullen; Messrs.
John Troy, James Mangan, John T..
Coyne, Thomas Needam and Dennis F.
Crolly.
The following party explored the