The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06

Methodist Episcopal church. at Taylor.
performed the ceremony at o'clock
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Nash. and the groom's
brother, John Reinhardt. Was best man.
Miss Margaret A. Edwards. Of Taylor.
and Morgan Bevan, of the West Side.
were married Wednesday evening at the
brides home by Rev. w. s. Jones, pas
tor of the First Welsh Baptist church.
of Taylor. The bridesmaid was Rachel
Edwards. sister of the bride. and the
best man was Francis Bevan, the
groom's brother. Those present Were:
Misses Maggie Sullivan. Mary A. Risk,
Mary A. Reese, Jennie Robbins, Nellie
Taylor, Edith James, Amelia Lewis,
Mary Robbins. Rachel Edwards. Gwen
ME Lewis. Mrs. John Hodge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Edwards, ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. David r. Reese. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Edwards, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Moses, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Evans,
Henry Lewis. Thomas d. Edwards, w.
]. Reese. George Jenkins, Daniel Lewis,
William Thomas, william Lloyd. Daniel
Sullivan, of Taylor; Misses Rachel Zac-
hariah, Elizabeth q. Thomas, Norma
Nichols, Jane Bevan, Jennie Evans,
Annie Bevan, Mrs. Austin, Rev. and
Mrs. W. s. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bevan. Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Huhes,
John NJ. Edwards, John H. Williams,
jr., Morris Thomas, John Griffiths.
Francis Bevan, Thomas Bevan, David
James, Edward Edwards, David j.
Davis, William Reese. Edwin Wilkes, Of
Scranton.
Miss Grace Sickler, of Park Place,
gave a cycling arty, on Tuesday even-
ing in honor of Miss Stella Blair, Of
Wilkes Barre. The party met at Miss
Sickler's home at 7.30 and enjoyed a
ride about town after which they re-
paired to Miss Sickler's home and spent
the rest of the evening. Games and
dancing were indulged In until a late
hour when refreshments We're served
Those present We're the Misses Storm,
Wedlock, Reel. Scott, Lou Blair, Stella
Blair, Alworth, Preston, Martin, Reed,
Sckler Vail and Smith; DIR. Bush. DIR.
Reel, and Messrs. Owens, Francis. Hall,
Vail, Jackson, Slade brothers, Griffin
and Sickler.
Mrs. z. d. Knapp and her guests, Mrs.
]. c. Trube, and Mrs. George Nordaltz
and daughter, Of Galveston, Texas. Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Potter. Of Hyde Park,
and several friends spent an enjoyable
day at the Hillside Farm Wednesday
through the courtesy of Poor Director
Thomas Shotten. At the Clark Summit
the party was driven to the Home
where they were most Hospitality re-
ceived and entertained by Superinten-
dent and Mrs. Beemer.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Steph-
ems, Of Nicholson, to Fred Foster, of
Factoryville, will take place at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Stephens. Wednesday, June II.
Mrs. F. Z. Wood gave tea Thurs
day afternoon In honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie Wood, whose engage
ment to Henderson NJ. Wolfe, of New
York, was announced during the pro-
gress Of the function. The rooms We're
tastefully decorated and Bauer's Or
chestra furnished music. Those who
assisted the hostess in entertaining
were: Mrs. J. l.. Connell. Mrs. I. +,
Megargel, Mrs. c. d. Jones, Mrs. c. s.
Woolworth, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Frances
b. Swan. Mrs. J. s. McAnulty, Mrs. T.
F. Penman, Mrs. F.. p. Christian, Mrs
McGinnis, Of Wilkes Barre; Miss Flick
Of Wilkes Barre: Miss Helen Stevens
and Miss Nettie Henwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. ]. Fish celebrated
the seventeenth anniversary of their
marriage at their home on Madison ave.
nue. Thursday evening.
At the residence of Mr.. Wenzel, IL
West Lackawanna avenue, a surprise
party was rendered Monday evening tc
G. A. WenZel and A. Steinhauser by the
following: Samuel Sillsbee. Frank Be-
more, Charls Keller, John Gaines, VIII.
liam Gaines, X. Woodwork, Z. Bell
w. Snyder, AIRY Cowle. Charles Zang
Frank Mallot, Al. Walthers. Adam
Steinhauser Gus Wenzel, Charles Kins.
ley and ]. Sample. Mr.. Wenzel and
Mr.. Steinhauser were presented with
silver headed canes.
Miss May Brown entertained the fol
| lowing friends at her home on Taylor
avenue Thursday night: Misses Anns
Zang, Bessie Airey, Hattie Brown, Elsie
Brown and Harry Smith, Fred l.. Car.
penter, r. b. Sykes, p. A. Discom, ]. s
Airey, T. B. Smith.
Thursday Professor Arthur E. Mors,
| was q years Of age, and that evening
number of his friends surprised hin
at his home on South Bromley ave
| nue., where very pleasant time wa!
| enjoyed: Those present were: Mr.. ant
! Mrs. Elmer Crane, Misses Myrtle Val
! Gorder, Ella Hancock, Kate Davis
| Maggie Hill, Belle Doud, Jennie Keefer
| Ella Sanders, Bessie Winans, Dais!
| Poole and Bessie Hardenburg; Messrs
| Will Burial, Herbert Hall. Alex Bender
| Walter Bevan, DR.. F. Whitney Davis
Frank Thornton, Harry Neimeyer, Wal
ter Davis, Herb Waters and George vi
pond. Mr.. Morse was the recipient o
a house and lot from his parents as {
birthday gift.
The wedding. of Miss Margaret L
Garden, Of the West Side, and Johl
| Walsh was solemnized Wednesday a
5 o'clock by Rev. Father McNalley II
st. Patrick church, Hyde Park. TIL
bride was attired in q gown Of stee
gray, handsomely trimmed with whit
silk and chiffon, and carried a praye
book of ivory white. She was attend
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