The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-30

Pittston: Mrs. Philip barley. Mrs. W.
F. Will; Misses Mills, Avery, Hess,
Stone. Davidson, Van Gordor. Brown.
Williams. Shank; Messrs. J. H. Stevens.
Charles Shank. Arthur Van Gorder. DR..
Knox and Rex Van Gorder.
A children's fancy dress party was
given Thrsday afternoon from 4 to
O'Clock by Mrs. Il. @. Brooks for her
grandchildren. Robert and Mary Nc
Clave. Nearly a hundred little ones
were present. Piano music was fur-
nished by Miss Wheeler. and Miss Allis
Dale and Miss Jennie Andrews helped
entertain the large company. Refresh
ments were srved by Huntington.
The Ixion club run announced to take
place Thursday night preparatory to
today's spin over the Port Jervis route
was prevented by rain. A number of
the members left the city yesterday
afternoon via the Erie and Wyoming
Valley road for Port Jervis from where
they rode to Milford. where they re-
manned over night. Today's run was
supposed to begin at Milford at O'Clock
this morning and to end at the Della
ware Water Gap this afternoon. From
I.ackawanna road. James Blair, jr.,
will captain the run.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Mr.. and Mrs. LeGrand Wright will visit
friends in Honesdale today.
j. Collins, of Linden street, returned yes
terday from visit at POttsville.
Mrs. William Alvord, of Maytield, visit
ed friends in Scranton this week:
Rev. Thomas +. Coffey of Carbondale,
was a Scranton visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Bennett, of Capouse avenue, is
Dwight McMullen. OF Carbondale. spent
the past few days with friends here.
Miss Maggie Kaufman, of Prescott ave-
nue., is the guest of friends in Jersey City.
from Dickinson Law school, at Carlisle, on
June 8.
Miss Maud l.. Fox, of the Telephone
Exchange. is visiting her home in White
Miss Mary Corrigan has returned home
after visiting her aunt, Mrs. b. Burke, of
Pike street, CarbOndale.
Harry a. Brown. assistant treasurer OF
the Academy of Music. spent the fore part
of the week in New York city.
DR.. A. Strange. resident physician OF
the Hillside Home. will move his house,
hold effects to that place Monday.
We're in New York Thursday night at
tending reunion and banquet of medical
men.
Rev. Peter Nasle, of Wilkes Barre was
Mary's church, South Side, Wednesday
afternoon.
Rev. L. ]. Melley. pastor of St. Johns
church, south Side, sailed ON Wednesday
from New York for Europe. to be absent
three months.
Professor ii. d. Buck. of the Scranton
Business college, has been called to his
old home in Lycoming county. by the ILL
James Casey, father of A. ]. and p. ].
Casey. arrived in Scranton Thursday from,
Ireland TO visit his sons. He arrived In
New York city on the steamer Majestic.
r. d. Newton. of this city, is home from,
a visit TO Nicholson.
Miss Mabel Hutchings, of Moosic, is Wis.,
iting friends in Jermyn.
Miss Cora Avery. Of the Pioneer City, is
calling on relatives here.
Colonel r. l.. Nichols is the guest of DIR.
| F. Grewer. of Green Ridge.
Miss Jessie Smith. of ThrOOp street. has
Miss Mary Rooney of West Marke,
street, who was very i'll, is recovering.
Mrs. Eley, Of Pittsburg, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Keyes, of Monsey ave-
nue..
Miss Simerson, of Belvidere. N j.. is
visiting Miss Boofman. Of Washington
avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Mathews. of Scranton
T. the guest Of Mrs. Sara Williams, OF
Mrs. William Miller, of Easton. is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. T.. ID. Fellows, a
sumner avenue.
county, Is the guest of Mrs. A. c. Searn
of Delaware street. .,...
Miss Sadie Flannelly, Of the West Side
| is the guest of Miss Emma Pidgeon, OF
| Brooklyn street, Carbondale.
Alderman and Mrs. l.. i. Bunnell of Car
| bondale. visited their son, Samuel Bun.
| nell of this city, this week.
Mrs: Fisk, Of ,Ls Boston; viii lI, remain VIII VT
| uose avenue, until SeDtember,
Miss Mary Thompson. of Williamsport
| was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. james
| Taylor, of Pine street. during the week:
street, Carbondale are home after a stay
here among friends the fore part of the
week.
William Boofman. superintendent of the
burg. N. j. spent part Of the week with
his sister, Mrs. Raisley, Of Washington
avenue.
Miss Mollie Ward, Of the West Side, Is
| in New York city.
Miss May Jones. of Nortn Rebecca ave
nue., spent Tuesday in Kingston.
Attorney George l.. Peck is home from
a brief business visit to Binghamton.
Miss Florence Hunt, of Elmhurst, spen
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Carr. of Albright H.
brary. are visiting New York and Boston
Miss Winnie Berner. of Susquehanna, Il
visiting Mrs. Stella Mays, Of North Lin
coin avenue.
Miss Clara Hartman, of Seeleyville !.
the guest Of Mrs. r. f. Kimball, Of Ca
pouse avenue.
| Mrs. Kathryn Root, of West Pittston
Miss Alice Deepen. assistant secretar,
of the board of health, is suffering from
| sprained ankle.
W. ]. Northup returned home Tuesda,
from a seven months tour of southern
France and Italy.
Andrew Robertson, Of North Rebeccf
who Was n5qrea II the mines
Mrs. p. j. Horan, Of Dunmore. has re
turned from visit to her brother, Yer!
Rev. Eugene V. Carney, v. F.. Of Will
| Transport
Attorney Charles L. Hawley, W. II
Richmond, A. G. Thomason and H. NJ
Walton are home from the Prohibition ma
tional convention in Pittsburg.
Monday mrht rom an
trip through all of the principal cities il
twenty-five states. They also Travelled
David NJ. Reilly. w. H. Collins. r. NJ
| Richard O'Brien and wife were registered
at the St. Denis hotel, in New York city
last week.
School Controller A. l.. Francois Is IL
| Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gilmore are in New
| York city.
Professor A. +. Morse spent yesterda!
| at Sunbury.
Colonel T. r. Martin, of Wilkes-Barre
| was in this city yesterday
Mrs. Reber and Mrs. Briton, of Reading
| are being entertained by Mrs. G. 3. Reyn
| olds, of North Main avenue.
Miss Edith Stone has returned to he
| home. in Waverly, after spending severa
days with friends in this city.
Judge r. W. Archibald has returned from
Clinton county courts for week.
|. L. NJ. Schoch and f. G.. Worden lef
last night to attend the intercollegiate
| games at Manhattan Field, New York city
Mrs. George Forsyth is visiting Mrs
w. II. Stevens. of East Market street. a
] the latter's summer residence, Oceal