The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-03

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webber. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Youngs. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen.
Miss Bella and Rose Webber, Miss
Maria Webber. Miss Kate Allen. Miss
Mary Webber and Richard Weber, jr..
A succession of old games and dancing,
singing and feasting, caused the time
to speed too quickly. Mr.. Webber was
the recipient of many handsome and
valuable presents, it being his fiftieth
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Correll, of Sheldon, Ia,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5.
Townsend. OF South Seventh street. In
honor of the visitors a party was given
| Thursday afternoon. Those present
were: Miss Anna Wolfe, of Chicago;
Mrs. Lewis Carroll. of Carbondale; Mr.
and Mrs. John Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs
William Correll, Mrs. MOrrin Correll,
of Dunmore; Mr.. and Mrs. Lusene Van
gOrder. of Green Ridge; Officer Iona
Day, MIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Dunning, Mr..
and Mrs. John Michaels, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Carlton, Mrs. Jake Shall and daughter.
| PERSONAL MENTION:
| viii Hutson of this city, was in Mont.
| rose this week.
| Myron Evans of the West Side, was in
| Wilkes-Barre this week.
| Miss Julia DankwertZ. of Crown avenue.
| has gone to Washington, ID. G.. to live.
Isaac Brown, OF North Main avenue,
| left Thursday for an extended western
| trip.
Dr. Reed Burns, of Wyoming avenue,
was in Carbondale the fore part of the
week.
| Mrs. Frank Grafton, of Hallstead. has
| returned home after visiting friends IN
| Scranton.
| Florence Helriegel,o of Cedar avenue. went
to Hawley Wednesday to visit friends for
| a few weeks.
Deputy Prothonotary NIyron Kasson at
| tended Susquehanna county fair at Mon
| trose Wednesday.
| Miss Hattie Brown. of Wyoming county,
| is the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. Z. Learn,
| of Delaware street.
| Miss Lena Christian, of Carbondale, was
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Duggan,
of Oak street, this week.
| Miss Daisy Osterhout, of this city. has
| returned home from a visit with Miss
| Daisy Jones, of Carbondale.
| Miss Gertrude Abplanap of Pittston ave-
| nue.. entertained her young friends at
party at her home Wednesday evening.
| Mrs. DR.. ID. II. Lake, of Kingston. was
| the guest of Miss Annie Jones, of 545 Ma
| olson avenue, the fore part of the week.
Seth Grifiiths, of Summit avenue, sailed
| from New York Wednesday morning Tor
| three months sojOurn across the water.
| Miss Augusta Pinkney, of Brook street.
| Dunmore, has returned home after few
days visit with Miss Blanche Levan, of
| Moosc
| Miss Elsie Avery. l.. n. Roberts, +. A.
| Keifer are registered at the st. Denis,
| New York city.
| DR.. George A. Blanchard, resident ply
| sician at the Lackawanna hospital. re-
| turned Wednesday from a two weeks
| visit to his home in Massachusetts.
| Franklin Howell is home from a trip to
| the White Mountains.
w. 3. Mears. of WaShburn street, was in
| New York this week on business.
DIR. II. G. Comegys. of South Main ave-
l nue.. has returned from Il visit to Mary
| land.
| A. r.. Heiser, of the West Side. has re-
| turned from trip through southern New
| York.
George Burns is visiting his parents en-
| Prospect avenue after years absence
In Boston
| Miss Estella Stubbebine. of Eynon
street is home after Il ten days visit in
| Allentown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F'lbon. of Orange. n. j..
| are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Minor &.
| Carr, of Dickson avenue.
| Rev. r. :. Jones, pastor of the Welsh
| Congregational church. Providence. spent
a few days this week in New York.
| Mr. and Mrs William Luce have re-
| turned from their wedding trip and have
| taken their residence on Jackson street.
| Mrs. John Morris and son, Talieson, OF
| Cardiff. Wales. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| ID. c. Powell of North Garfield avenue.
| Charles w. Westpfahl. of PittstOn ave-
1 nue.. returned home Tuesday from Ster-
ling. Wayne county, after wees visit
| there.
| Attorney Douglass Ward, son of ex-
| Judge Ward, Is gaining strength rapidly
| and will soon be recovered from his Sc
| we're illness.
| Alfred Weed. of Minnesota. is the guest
of his brother, George Weed, of Oak
l Ix,tp rI AI,- I'S. ciS fnr.
| Whitman Chase, of St. Thomas. Canada,
has returned home after two weeks
| visit with her.
| At an afternoon party given Wednesday
| present were: Mrs. W. j. Brown. of Con-
| MELTON; Miss Bessie Blewitt of Pittston;
| Mrs. T.. L. Gillespie. Mrs. owen Cowley,
| Mrs. Daniel Tinsley. Mrs. J. Gillespie. Mrs:
p; j, Cowley, and Mrs. T. j. Lansan, Of
Olyphant.
Attorney c. i. Pitcher was in Montrose
| Tuesday.
| W. Il. Lewis. esq. was in Wilkes Barre
| this week on legal business.
Mrs. j. W. Tamblyn. of Sanderson ave-
nue., is visiting relatives in Honcsdale.,
| Edward Cornell. of the North End, has
| returned from visit to Binghamton.
! Miss Pearl Treverton, of Sanderson ave.
| nue., is recovering from severe attack
| of illness.
| Miss Mary Gilmartin, of Port Morris
is the guest of Mail Carrier and Mrs. John
| II. Phillips.
| viii Lewis. of Johnson's store. Green
| Ridge. has returned from tour through
| West Virginia.
Miss Margaret Bliss. of North Sumner
| avenue, has gone TO Wood River. Neb., tC
Mrs William G. Wright. of Frostburg
Md. is visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Williams, OF
| North Main avenue.
| Arthur Reynolds, of the West Side, left
| Monday for the University of Pennsylva.
| mia to take up a medical course.
Miss Emma Thompson. OF Green Ridge
left u few days ago for Paxton. ILL.,, tC
| spend a month there with relatives.
j. c. AlcGrail has returned 10 home in
| Winston. Ariz., after visit spent with his
parents on South Washington avenue.
Thomas Griffin, of Natick, Mass. has re-
| turned home after a visit with his cousin
| Mathew j. Cawlcy. of Lafayette street.
Miss Jessie BECKER of South Hyde Park
avenue, has accepted position in Mears
| IL Hagcn's store, on Lackawanna avenue
| Mrs Charles l.. Auer. of North Garfield
avenue. entertained Mrs. L. V. Baker and
Mrs. William Il. Moses, of Priceburg, this
week.
NJ. 5. Duffy. of Price street. left this
week for Philadelphia. to take course
in dental surgery at the University OF
| Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Fred Abrams. of this city. and
Miss Eva Mclaughlin. of Forest city, left
together this week for Colorado Springs
| to spend the winter.
|
Miss Jennie Brownscombc, of Homes
dale, is at the Hotel Jermyn.
Rev. p. +. Quinnan, of Pittston. visited
the episcopal residence on Wyoming ave
| nue..
Miss Nettie Coho, of Scranton, is seri.
ously i'll at the home of her parents al
| Honesdale.
c. NJ Clark. of Philadelphia. vice presi
dent of the Scranton Traction company
is in the city.
James Logan, of the West Side. has re-
turned from Deposit. y. Y, where ht
played ball this season.
Deputy Register of Wills James Fl. Hop.
kins returned yesterday from Albany, y
Y. where he was on business trip
Miss Sue Bedford. of Belvidere. n. j.
and Miss Jessie Crane. of Wilkes-Barre
are guests of Mrs. +. c. Smith, of Nortf
Summit avenue.
Judge T.. n. Willard and Judge p. p
Smith go to Philadelphia Monday to at
tend the meeting of the Superior court