The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-22

performed at $50 and as the bridal
party passed down the main aisle to
the sanctuary rail a wedding march
was played by Professor Peter Ptzer.
a nuDtial mass followed the marriage
ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss Mary
Murphy, and the groom by John Flan-
naghan. The bride wore a gown Of SILK.
trimmed with lace and ribbons. and
Miss Murphy was attired In gown OF
dark blue, which was also trimmed with
lace and ribbon. After the nuptial
mass a wedding breakfast was served
at the Carry residence on East Drinker
street Mr.. and Mrs. Greavy are now
in New York, where they will spend
their honeymoon. Upon their return
they will reside on West Drinker street.
Dunmore. where their furnished home
is awaiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Moses entertained
number of friends at their home. $50
Washington avenue, Tuesday night in
honor of the debut of their daughter,
Miss Bertha. The reception rooms were
tastefully decorated with palms and
potteG plants. Mrs. z. Moses, Mrs.
Corin Miss Buckwald and Miss Moses
received the guests. At $50 Mr.. Moses
introduced Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Thiele,
of Scharwenke Conservatory of Music,
New York. now located in this city,
who with the assistance of Miss Buch-
wold, pianist. and Master Albert Moses.
rendered the following programme:
ta) Spinning Song .............., Hollaender
(bJ Serenade .................... Moszkowskl
Ernest Thieie.
NymphS and FaunS .............. Bemberg
Mrs. Kathryn Thiele.
IntermeZZo for Violin ........... MascaSni
Master Albert Moses.
Id H''<s''u Miss Buchwaid. 'e"'
Mrs. Thiele.
ta) Air, on the q String ............... Bach
Oh Gypsy Dances ................. SaraSate
W. = ''' Mr. Thieie.
Heaven Hath Shed Tear ..... Kuecken
with Violin Ohligato)
Mrs Thiele.
Mrs. Thiele possesses a soprano voice
of rare quality, and the numbers she
sang were warmly applauded. Mr..
Thieles selections on the violin showed
wonderful technique and percisiOn. to-
gether with a rare power OF express
sion. Miss Buchwold's skill as a pian-
list was demonstrated by her rendition
of La Reisseau." After the musicale
refreshments We're served and then
came a season of dancing. Professor
Saft furnishing the music. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs Moses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thiele Mr.. and Mrs. Corin, Misses
Kramer. Buchwald. Nye, Rose and
Millie Wormser. Freda and Hanna
Harris, Tillie and Clara Lauer, Pauline
Goldsmith. Minnie Driesen, Esther
Moses. Milhauser. Of Scranton: Miss
Henrietta Hyman. Bella Hirshfeld. and
Messrs. Adolph Brown, Herman Harris.
lsadore Gompers. Albert and Levi
Kramer. William Moses, Wormser, Sol
Oettinger, Becker, Ries, Brown and
Rice, Of this city.
Professor Silverstone, of this city,
and Miss Rose Shimberg, Of Syracuse,
were married Tuesday evening at the
home Of the brides parents. The groom
is an optician of this city, and the
bride Is q lady who Is much esteemed
by all that know her. She Is a sister
Of DR.. Shimberg, Of Syracuse. They
were the recipients Of many presents.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
SilverstOne will return to this city and
reside at 746 Madison avenue.
The marriage of Michael Langan and
Sarah Barrett, a we'll known young
couple Of the South Side, was sOlem-
nzed at st. Johns church by the pastor,
Rev. Z. ]. Melley at o'clock yesterday.
Patrick Langan, brother Of the groom,
was groomsman, and Miss Kate McCann
was bridesmaid. A reception was ten
dered to Mr.. and Mrs. Langan at the
home of her parents in the evening.
PERSONAL MENTION:
W. G. Spear, of New York, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Stevens are visiting
| friends at Montrose.
Mrs. II. =. Read, of Montrose, Is visit
| ing friends on Olive street.
Master Sandford Mulford, Of Montrose,
| is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Hand.
Miss Anna Leonard was the bridesmaid
at the Riley-Tyson wedding in Pottsville
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Thomas and family
went to Florida yesterday, where they
will spend the winter
| Editor r. f. Pride, of the Susquehanna
| Journal, was in the city last evening as
one of the guests at the Hays-Falkenbury
| wedding.
| Miss Annie Lynes has returned to her
home after spending several weeks with
friends in this city.
]. Franklin Crowell, the either soloist.
| was in the city yesterday. Professor
Crowe,l is meeting with much success in
| concert work in this vicinity.