The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-01

Der of guests, sat down to a delightful
supper given in the church lecture
room last evening in commemoration
of the eleventh anniversary of the So
ciety's birth. The programme of toasts
included "Our Absent Members" by II.
II. Cox; THE Training of Christian
Workers" Miss McGaughey; "Our
Juniors" Randolph rockingham;
Our Session." James II. Torrey; Vol
unteer Missions" Charles Broome;
Mexico? ST Senor," J. NJ. Chance;
"Our Watchword for the Coming Year"
Rev. c. L. Robinson, ID. D. An address
was delivered by Mr.. Gavin, of the
branch society of the New York street
mission, by II. w. Rowley, who pre-
sided over the supper, and by Theodore
Fuller, who was tOastmaster. The Sec
tarys report by Miss Helen Sanderson
was one of the most enthusiastically
received numbers of the programme.
The music was furnished by the Sab
bath school orchestra.
The following came from Honesdale
Wednesday afternoon to see the per-
formances given by Miss Florence
Ham, of that place, who is member
of the Frederick Warde company,
which Thursday night closed an en-
gagement at the rockingham: Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Ham, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Ham, Mrs. w. j. Van Keuren,
Mrs. Charles White, Miss Lou Hard
enburgh, Miss Bessie b. Ham, Nelson
Bigelow, John Wooden, Frank Corey,
4. j. Rabbien, Otis Loenbuer, DR.. r.
w. Brady, Horace Weston, T. Frank
Ham and w. w. Ham.
c. r. Manville, superintendent of the
Delaware and Hudson Canal company,
of Carbondale, was married Wednes-
day noon to Miss Florence Haff, of
Montclair, N. j., at the brides home.
Rev. DR.. Carter of st. Luke's Episco-
pal church, was the officiating clergy
man. Owing to the recent death of
Mr. Manville's brother the wedding
was attended by only the immediate
relatives.
Mrs. Charles Du Pont Breck gave a
supper on Monday evening in honor of
her daughters thirteenth birthday The
young guests were: Mary Plumley,
Helen Wilcox, Gertrude Coursen, Dor
othy BeSsell, Helen Hulburt Margaret
Kirkpatrick, Willie Breck, Taylor Fos-
ter and Paul and Helen Backwith.
City Clerk Martin T. Lavelle, the
oldest Scranton municipal employe in
point of service, was married Tues
day morning at Moscow to Miss Mary
Meyers, of that place.
Harry c. McGuigan, of the West Side,
and Miss Matilda Weber, of Taylor,
We're married Wednesday afternoon in
Ial, ra 1l.,,
the West Side by Father Fricker. The
bridesmaid was Miss Jeannette Lux
enburgem.
A social organization known as the
Fourteen Friends, and whose members
are among the best known residents
of the South Side, gave a social and
banquet Wednesday night in Matters
hall to over a hundred guests.
on Thursday evening the West Side
orchestra rendered a reception to their
pianist, Miss Allie Blackmar, at heI
home, PIG Ferdinand street.
AT 1890 o'clock Wednesday Dr. T. j
Lamb, a rising young physician of Car
bondale, and Miss Margaret l.. Lena
han, one of Wilkes Barre's best known
an6 rooet hachl,, eetaorood ,-o,,rc 10 1;os
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narforn,ed h,, tho raoto, D.,
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grenadine over pink taffeta with hat
TO match She carried prayer book
The bridesmaid was Miss Julia Caff.
rey, of Ashley, who was attired in a
costume of green china silk, and the
hest man was Attorney John f Shea
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AFTER the ceremony the prldal party
was driven to the home of the brides
parents on South Main street where
a reception was held for the immediat,
relatives and wedding hrealrfos
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will make their residence in Carbon
dale, where they will be at home af
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gan or Bellevue, and Peter ID. Shields
OF Elmira, took place Wednesday af
ternoon in st. Peters cathedral. Rev
J. J. b. Felley conducted the mar
riare ceremony, Miss Annie #. Madi
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