The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-15

Mrs. Daniel Pry. sr.. Mr. and Mrs; Will
lam Wagstaff. Mrs. Maggie keister, Walter
Price, Howard Williams. Fred J. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will spend their honey
moon in New York. They will. upon re-
turn. live on Lands street.
Michael Hand. sr.. of Cedar avenue, pro-
prietor of the Meadow Brook Ale brew
the late Richard McHugh, We're married
at $50 last night at St. Pauls church.
Green Ridge. by the pastor. Rev +. J. Nc
Manus. The ceremony. was witnessed by
only the immediate relatives of the con-
tracing parties. J.. II. Coyne, of Cedar
avenue. Mr.. Hands private secretary and
bookkeeper. was Eroomsman, ana MISS
Mary Tolan. Was bridesmaid. n recep-
tion was held at the residence of the bride
his Penn avenue. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hand
received consrat tulatiOns. They Will re-
side on the South Side after their honey
moon. which will embrace IA visit to WASH
ington. Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
Michael J. Cusick, Of Brook street. and
Miss Ellen Cauliield. of Stafford avenue.
We're united in marriage at st. John :
church, South Side, yesterday at noon hy
kev. j. a. Moffitt. Miss Margaret Burke
T.. Lally. the Rendham druggist. was
groomsman. Mr. and Mrs. Cusick LETT ON
an afternoon train for New York. tie Is II
clerk in the Lawrence store. OF William
'oilH'ii odi 'uHil'ahN' ii i'"'H'a
The marriage of Miss Margaret O'Hara.
of North Washington avenue, to Thouas
Kane, of Philadelphia, was solemnized AT
st. faufs church. Green Ridge at nooh
yesterday by the pastor. Rev. 4. j. Me
Manus. Miss Katherine OLA, sister ci
the bride. was bridesmaid, and owen Fer
guson, of Green Ridge, was srooms man.
Mr.. and Mrs: Kane, after brie; stay in
Scranton, will go to philadelphia 20 live
August Robinson, who returned a week
ago from an extended visit in Germany.
was rendered surprise party last niSht
at his home. on Seventh street. His
friends Went to his residence in force,
headed by Bauer's band. and gave him
taken completely by surprise The sere-
made over. the callers We're invited inIo
the house, where thy We're right royalty
entertained.
Thomas David Thomas, of Lafayette
street, and Miss Annie Mary Bradley. Of
the West Side, We're married al ! O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by Rev. ID. Z. Jones,
of the Welsh Congregational cMlrch. at
his home: on South Lincoln avcu'le. The
bridesmaid was Miss Nicbell, nd !. II.
Thomas was groomsman.
Al ST. Peters cathedral at II o'clock yes
terday morning Matthew O'Neil. of Rail
road avenue, and Miss Julia Heaiey, Of
j. y. O'Reilly. John Morgan was grooms-
man and Miss Connor bridesmaid. Mr..
and Mrs. O'Neil have gone to New York to
spend their honeymoon.
This evening. after the regular meeting,
the Elks will hold a social session which
will be attended by members of the CorSe
Payton and the Hanford shamrock"
companies. The Payton company orchcs-
ira will furnish music.
Miss Lizzie Joyce, of Gibson street, was
rendered surprise party by number Of
her friends Tuesday night al her home.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Senator j. c. Vaughan is in New York
city.
p. McCrea is paying business visit to
New York.
f. Lincoln Beach has been appointed a
company.
Newton Jackson is in St. Louis attend
| ing the annual convention of the street
Railway Managers of the United States.
Miss Nellie Foy, of Wilkes-Barre. and
Miss Jennie O'Hara. of Pittston. have re-
turned to their homes after visiting Miss
Rowan. of Luzerne street.
William a. Penniman. of Passaic. y. j.,
q former emplOye of The Tribune, called
on friends here yesterday. while on his
way to visit relatives in Honesdale.
Miss Florence NJ. Wer.heimer. of South
Scranton, is home from New York where
she visited her sister. Mrs. r. A. StaibirI
Her sister returned to this city with her
Rev. and Mrs. f.. l.. Miller. Mrs. A. L.
Ramer. Mrs. Welles and Mrs. Schubert
have returned from Wilkes-B Barre. where
they attended a meeting of the executive
committee of the foreign missionary So
ciety of the Lutheran church, Northeast t.
ern Pennsylvania division.