The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-22
SCRANTON SOCIAL
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Brief Mention Of What Is Doing In a
Pleasure Way.
AN ABSENCE OF REAL ACTIVITY
Usual Weekly Summer List of We'd.
dings and Parties, hut None of the
Larger and More Formal Events.
Movements of People Of Scranton
and Its Vicinity.

Lodge, Lake Winola: Misses Eva
Short, Ella Osland, May wilkins. Eida
Simpson. Bess Connell, LOttie Weisen-
fluh, Gertie Weisenfluh. Maud Sanders,
Annie Tones. May Mcconnell, Hannah
Skerritt, Clara DeLong, Nell Simpson,
Edith Evans, Laura Van Welt and
Anna Van Mort.
Miss Mayme Ward, Of Fourth street,
entertained n number of her friends at
her home Tuesday night.
Miss Sarah Donnegon was married
to Cornelius Barry. of Genet street, in
st. Johns church, South Side, Wednes-
day afternoon. James Collins was the
groomsman and Miss Mary L. Barry
bridesmaid.
Mrs. Thomas Allen. of the West Side,
entertained the members of the Ladies'
Relief Corps at Il . O'Clock tea Wednes-
day afternoon.
In st. Mary's German Catholic church
Tuesday morning, Miss Mary Bohr was
married to John Long. A nuptial mass
followed the ceremony. Both of the
young people reside on the South Side.
A party that spent last week at Crys-
tai Lake consisted of Misses Mary
Pitcher. Ruth Peck, Annie Kennedy,
Grace Peck. Hattie Coons, Alice Will
liams and Kate Chase. The young
ladies reside on the West Side and were
chaperoned by Mrs. Ruth Peck, Of
Price street.
Mrs. Fordham. of Green Ridge, chap
eroned the following party of young
PEE pie which camped at Moosic Lake
last week: Misses Mabel and Gussie
Fordham, Mrs. Dunn and her son, Rev.
Mr.. Dunn. Miss Williams, Miss May
Buker, Arthur Dunn, Lucius Kenendy.
Miss Kate Thornton, of West Market
street. entertained about one hundred
Of her friends with a lawn social at her
home ON West Market street Tuesday
night. The grounds We're brilliantly
decorated with Chinese lanterns for the
occasion.
A smoker was conducted Thursday
evening in Osterhout's hall. Providence,
by the members of Thomas jefferson
lodge of True American Ivorites.
G. w. Reynolds. of Green Ridge, and
Miss DOrothea James, of Carbondale,
We're married Tuesday evening. The
ceremony was performed in the home
of the brides parents on Church street,
Carbondale. Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
will reside in Green Ridge.
Miss Lena Thiel, of Jackson street,
was quietly married to David Lawrence,
of North Hyde Park avenue, by Rev. d.
Jones, pastor of the First Welsh Con-
regatiOnal church, Tuesday evening
The ceremony was performed at the
clergyman'S residence on South Lin
coin avenue. After the ceremony re-
ceptiOn was held at the home of Mr.
LaWrence's mother. The young couple
will reside at 3S1 North Hyde Park
avenue.
A number of the friends of Professor
Lorenz Haberstroh rendered him
birthday party at his home 40i Cedar
avenue, Thursday night. 1t was the
professors twenty-seventh birthday.
Michael McNally. of South Washing
ton avenue. and Miss Emma Boand
were united in marriage by Rev. Walter
German, of Ashley. cousin of the groom
in st. Johns Catholic church. Miss
Dora Manley, Of Hawley, was brides
maid, and James Caveny, of Cherry
street, attended the groom. The cere-
mony was witnessed by many Irends
the young couple. After the mar
riage a wedding repast was served at
the brides home on Maple street and
then Mr.. and Mrs. McNally left for
New York city on their honeymoon.
Miss Emma Karr. of South Sumner
avenue, entertained several of her
friends on Tuesday evening. Among
those out of town was Miss Rose ABB
rams, of Brooklyn.
Miss Hattie +. Smith, of Clark's
Green, was married to Bartis Edward
Parker, of Waverly, at the home of the
brides parents, in Clarks Green. on
"Wednesday by Rev. A. Bergen Browe.
Miss Emma Zeigler entertained the
following friends at her home, on Ce-
Car avenue, Thursday evening: The
Misses Emma Wirth, Emma Zeigler
Katie Ehrhardt, Lucy Wirth, Freda
Rose, Anna Grossart, Katie Hafner
Lizzie Horbach, Minnie Heller, Lottie
Nockroth. Messrs. CHARLES Roth. Mil
ton Moore, George Lewert, Charles
Schneider, Edward Lewert Nelson Hef-
feltinger, Walter Lewert. Charles
Scheuch. Charles Lewert, Willie Schep-
e. and Frank Demuth.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Edward Eanston, of South Main avenue,
is home from Atlantic City.
Attorney T. II. House returned Tuesday
from a visit to North Carolina.
Miss Sallie Brobst, of Allentown, is vis-
iting Mrs. A. l.. Ramer, of Lincoln ave-
nue..
Percy Waters and George Barrowman,
OF the West Side, are home from Atlantic
City.
Thomas d. Thompson, of Washburn
street, Is spending the summer at Crystal
lake.
John Davies, of South Everett avenue,
Is home after a ten days stay at Lake
1dlewild.
Mrs. Abram Jones and daughter, Of Ala
hama, are visiting Mrs. Charles Hadley,
of Eynon street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Reese and son,
Walter, of the West Side, spent Wednes-
day at Lily lake.
Miss Mary Powers, Of Luzerne street,
and Miss Bessie Hart are spending a
month at Chicago, Ill.
II. W. Howells and family, OF South
Garfield avenue, left Thursday for Pitts
burg, where they will hereafter reside.
Miss Jennie Daniels, of Division street,
and Miss Lizzie Daniels. of Taylor vis-
tied Forest City friends during the week.
Mrs. William Kress, of Allentown, has
returned home after visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. L. Ramer. of LINCOLN aYenlIe