The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-07
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to Bethlehem.
Miss Alice Matthews is the guest Of
friends at Detroit, Mich.
Miss Pennypacker has returned from a
visit with friends in Scranton.
Mrs. Taebner, of Honesdale, is spend
ing the week with Scranton friends.
w. c. Tunstall and family are occupy
ing their summer home at Lake Ariel.
Mrs. A. G Faust, of Cedar avenue, left
yesterday for Philadelphia and Reading.
Miss Plat, of New York. and Miss Reid,
of Montclair, n. j., are the guests of Mrs,
7. c. Won Storch.
Master Michael Kerrigan, of Massllon,
O., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Mellon,
of Seventh street. ,-r
Professor H. d. Buck and Professor "A.
r. Whitmore, of the Scranton Business
college, are at the seashore.
Mail Carrier d. V. Reese of Wayne
avenue, is entertaining his sister, Mrs.
Myvanwy Thomas, of Philadelphia.
DR.. Harry Reynolds, of Linden street,
went to Glen Summit yesterday. He in
tends to remain there for several weeks.
DR.. George c. Knox will leave this
morning for Glen Summit Pa, to attend
the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania
State Dental society.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Clute, of Newark
n. j., and Miss Annie Wall, of Bayonne
City, N. j., are the guests of Mrs. C. A.
Droum, of Mulberry street, who is the
-aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clute.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Holden have returned
from their honeymoon which was spent
at Seefeyville, Wayne county They will
remain in Scranton for a week an will
then go to Elwood, n. j., where they will
reside. Before her marriage Mrs. Holden
was Miss Leah l.. Stone, of this city.
Attorney c. c. Donovan returned yes
terday from Philadelphia where he at
tended 4 session of the national board of
trustees of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, Board of America, which is COM
posed of himself, ex-senator Greavy, of
Altoona, and Attorney John DAILY, of Phil
adelphia.
Walter Leisenring Watson, son of At
torney w. w. Watson, of this city, has
been engaged as engineer by the White
hall Land anG|nnprovement company and
will be located at Whitehall, near Allen
town, beginning tomorrow. He relin-
| quished his position as mining engineer
of the Midvalley Coal company, at Will
burton, Pa, to accept his new position.
Mr.. Watson spent July with his pa
rents in this city.
! Professor Elkanah Hully, Of Delaware
| county, this state, was yesterday chosen
| principal of Keystone academy by the
| board of trustees Of that Institution. lie
| was graduated from Bucknel university
in the class of 1892 and spent the follow
| ing year at the University of Chicago,
| which conferred the title of A. NJ. upon
! him. He has been a member of the fac
| ulty of keystone academy for three years
and during the past year acted as prin-
! cipal
The Denver Republican of last Thurs
| day contained song written by Attorney
| j. w. Browning, of this city entitled
| California, 1897" which is sung to the
tune "There Is SuS.hine In My Soul"
The song also occupiesa conspicuous place
in the itinerary of the trip to the !nterna-
tional convention at San Francisco, pub
| lished by the Pennsylvania Christian En-
deavor union. The song was written by
Mr.. Browning especially for the Penn
sylvanians, who are now attending the
convention at Frisco,
| The following have registered at the
Hotel Elmhurst within the last few days:
Mr.. and Mrs r. C. Won Storch, Miss
Sprague, Miss Boies. Miss Reid, Miss
Platt, Miss Pennypacker DR.. II. Hal
| pert, Myron Barents, DR.. +. Surge, DIR.
| Gaiomer, DR.. Kellar, DR.. Reynolds. H
b. Cox Miss Rice, Miss Torrey II. f.
Folknson, Miss Simpson. Rev. j. j. g.
| Feeley, W. j. Feeley and wife, DR.. and
Mrs. Thomson and baby, Miss Kilman
Mr.. and Mrs. Seybolt, the Misses Sey-
bolt, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Connell, Miss Helen
Connell Mr.. and Mrs. Blackington, Miss
Gilpin, John Gilpin, Mr.. and Mrs. S. d.
King, Miss Mary King, +. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. G. b. Smith, Miss Louise e.
Smith, Miss Florence Smith, Miss Mitch.
ell, Jersey City; c. G.. Moore. New York
city; Miss l.. Matthews, Miss NJ. Mat
thews, Miss Kate Haggerty. Philadelphia
Mr.. j. c. Gallagher Philadelphia; c. M
| French, Joseph Torrey, Miss McAndrew
Miss Thompson, Seybolt Lanson, John
Power O'Connor, Miss Annie Kennedy
Miss NJ Nolan, W. ]. Newton, Miss s
Durkln, u. G.. Schoonmaker and wife, f.
f. Gibbs, ]. j. Thomson, Miss NJ Thom.
son. Miss Alworth.