The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-19
SCRANTON SOCIAL
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Brief MentiOn Of What Is Doing In the
Pleasure World.
PROSPECT FOR LINELlER TIMES

tors Are an incentive lot u SOCluI
Revival. .DOings of the Week.
Number of Marriages..MOvements
of fWell.Known ScrantOnians.
The social season is on, and now.
whatever there may have been OF re-
cent quietness. several weeks round
of pleasure may be expected. The
Country clubs tennis tourney is pre-
face of what is to follow. Nearly
everybody has returned to town and
the younger people. especially. will not
ne satisfied with doing nothing be-
eore their return to school or college.
There are many nut-of-town visitors
here and their presence will be an add
ed incentive for social diversion.
A leap year party was given last
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. l.. Fuller. at which the following
young people were present: Miss
Holmes, Albany; Miss Barker, Chica-
GO; Miss Waring. Plainfield, N. j.;
Miss Weller. Newburgh; Miss Gould,
Seneca Falls. n. V; Miss Kaufman,
Lancaster; Misses Warner, GoscheE,
Ind: Misses Archibald. Anderson, Boies,
Jermyn, Susan Jermyn, Myn Simpson,
Clare Reynolds. Chauncey Reynolds,
Agnes Reynolds, Pennypacker, Fran
ces Winton, May Torrey; Mr.. Hunting
don. plaintield, N. j.: Harry Derr,
Ralph Derr and Mr.. Peas, Of Wilkes
I,arre; Billings, of Staten Island; Mr..
Chester. Philadelphia; Heitcamp, Of
brooklyn; Archibald, Scranton, j. NJ.
Boies, Frank, Lawrence and Mortimer
Fuller, Selden Kingsbury, James Blair,
Hager. Brooks, Torrey, Neal, Chase,
Windsor. Decker, Bevan, Decker Gill
lespie, Merrill. Paul and Charles A.
Belin, Reynolds, Bedford, Gearhart.
On the Scranton Bicycle clubs NOON
light trip to Lake Ariel last night there
went over a hundred members and
young women accompanied by several
chaperones. They left here in special
cars attached to the 7.15 o'clock Erie
and Wyoming Valley train, and were
accompanied by the Lawrence Orches-
ira. After ~ dance at the pavilion the
return trip was begun at midnight. The
choperones Were DR.. and Mrs. &. u. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fritz, Mrs. +. S.
Godfrey and Mrs. s. II. Stevens. The
affair was arranged by the following
club committee: II. j. Wightman, E.
A. Gilmore, Edward Rooms and Frank
j. Leonard.
The Misses Ford, of Linden street,
intend 10 leave for Cincinnati Monday
on an extended visit and last night
"a number of their friends rendered them
a. farewell surprise party. which was
u very enjoyable event.
A subscription dance was given Mon
day night in Excelsior hall on Wyoming
avenue. The chaperones were Mrs. II.
j. Anderson and Mrs. Frank Platt.
Those present were: Misses Augusta
Archibald, Beth Archibald. Anderson,
Coursen. Gould. of Seneca Falls: Gear
hart Jessup, A. Matthews, Kaufman,
of Lancaster: Mott. Pennypacker Smp-
son, Steele, Il. Torrey, Weller. of New
burgh; Waring. of Plainfield: l.. and G.
Warner, Of Goshen, Ind; Il. Winton,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Won Storch, Mrs. II.
j. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Platt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Matthews, and
Messrs. II. Archibald, Boies, j. II.
Brooks, Bliss, G. Belin, Bedford. Deck
er. Dimmick. Chase, Il. Fuller. T.. Full
Ter. NJ. Fuller, J. Gearhart. e. Gearhart,
Gillespie, Huntington, of Plainfield;
Hager, Hawley, Jones, Kingsbury, w.
kirkpatrick, Moffatt, Merrill, Metcalf,
Mott, NettletOn, Neale, Phillips, Parke,
Ruthven, Spencer, w. Scranton, II.
Scranton, Torrsy, b. Watson, Jessup
and Wolfe.
At Nay Aug park Wednesday the fol-
lowing party enjoyed themselves: Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Burr, Professor and Mrs.
George w. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Walker,
jr., MIR. and Mrs. David Spruks. of the
central city; Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Rich
ards. Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Davis, Mrs.
f.. A. Crittenden, Mrs. j. ]. Roberts,
Mrs. +. c. Godfrey Of the central city;
Mrs. ADr McFadden, of Pittston; the
Misses Ray Williams, Anna Mason.
Kate Mason, Name Comegys, Jennie
Howell, Lizzie Heermans, Gussie Blair,
Della Penwarden, Sue Stevens. Of To-
wanda; Bishop and Dutton, of Burling-
ton, N. j.
Miss Jennie Jones and John ]. James
were married Wednesday at the brides
home on North Fillmore avenue by Rev.
j. Il. Morris. Miss Della May was
bridesmaid and John G. Jones grooms-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. James left ON a
wedding trip Immediately after the
ceremony.
A party Of West Side young people
spent a pleasant day at Mountain Lake
this week. Those in the party were:
The Misses Martha Lutz, Lena Buckle.
Sadie Schnell. Philip Lever, John
Zeasman, August Ham and Philip
Graf.
Cards are oltannouncing the mar
riage Of Laura Elizabeth Sanders, of
Hampton street, and George Henry
Eeene, OF Sixth street. The ceremony
will be performed at the home Of the
parents of the bride-elect on Wednes-
day, Sept. so, at noon.
The following composed a party of
West Side young folks who went
through the Hyde Park mine Tuesday:
sThe Misses Naomi Van Cleave, Mary
Judd, Of Binghamton, N. Y: Alice
Thomas. Ella Moser, Lizzie Hitzeroth.
Matte Thomas and Messrs. r. b. Mos
er. Alvin l.. Evans, Thomas and Guy
Moser.
Mrs. George Koch, of North Hyde
Park avenue. celebrated the fiiftieth
anniversary of her birthday last Tues
day by giving q house party to the
Inemhera of the I.adieS' Aid society of