The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-02

|. Ackerley and wife, II. j. de Grau,
Fred Newton and wife, Howard Smith,
w. j. Mccormick, Miss Anna MCCor-
mick, DR.. Jacob Helmer and daughter,
Romaine, Willard Vosburg, John f.
King and wife, the Misses Grace King,
Marian Smith, Lillian Silvius, ID. c.
Kern and wife, II. Harold Parker,
Ward B. Parker, Edwin r. Davis and
wife, A. A. Nichols, esq, and wife, ID.
E. Bell and wife, William Jansten and
wife. Miss Stella Won Storch, Mrs f.
w. Young, Floyd M. Young and wife,
George w. Beemer and Wife, Nj. E.
Clifford and wife, John Vosburg and
wife, viii Vosburg and wife and son,
Percy.
The wedding of Miss Lizzie Gabriel,
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Gabri-
el and Arnold d. Thomas, of Youngs-
town, Ohio, took place Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents ON Church avenue. The maid was
the brides sister, Miss Catherine. The
groom was attended by Joseph Adam
son, of Youngstown. Rev. George f..
Guild, of the Providence Presbyterian
church, ofliciated and was assisted by
Rev. X. S. Jones, ID. ID. The bride is
a popular North End young lady and
was until recently organist of the Prov
idanCc Presbyterian church. The groom
is wholesale merchant in 9oungs-
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stern, of Cedar
avenue, gave progressive euchfe
Tuesday evening for their daughter
Miss Maud.
The Enterprise Dancing class gave
social Wednesday evening in Excelsior
hall.
The banquet and formal opening of
the new board of trade rooms will take
place Jan. rs CT %.
A banquet of the Lackawanna Coun-
ty Medical society will take place at
the Westminster hotel Tuesday evening
Jan. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Northup, of 6O9
Quincy avenue, gave a dancing party
at their home Tuesday night for their
daughter, Miss Amy.
The Scranton Liederliranz on Monday
night held it's annual Christmas festi-
val in Music hall.
A West Side event that was product
i've of much pleasure was Wednesday
nights masquerade in st. David's hall.
The committee in charge consisted of
Harry Decker C. w. Shryer, Frances
Whettling and e. w. Thayer.
Mr. John b. S. Galpin and Miss Gal
pin entertained a pleasant company
yesterday afternoon at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Blackinton. Music
was furnished by Bauer. 1t was a very
enjoyable occasion.
Rev. ], B. Sweet and family, with
Mr. f. Cassidy, of Ashley, We're de-
lightfully entertained at dinner yester-
day at the residence of Mr.. C. r. Miller,
of Short avenue, Park Place, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. McAnulty gave a
children's dancing party New Years 5
eve for their daughter, Anna.
Miss Annie O'Malley, of Spruce
| street, entertained a number of hel
young friends at her home on Spruce
street Thursday night with card
party.
A large party of friends We're enter.
tatned Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Connc"v at their home
on West Market street.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Simon Morris, of Washington avenue
| is in New York city.
Mrs. Holman Levy is entertaining Mis-!
Mayme Poklnishky, of Syracuse.
| Charles Lenahan, of Wilkes Barre wa!
the guest of Scranton friends yesterday
James II. Hopewell, of Church avenue
has returned from visit to Northumber
land.
p. Hart, of New York city, is visitine
his daughter, Mrs. John Burnett, of Lin
| den street.
Misses Rooney and Doudan, of Bing
| hamton, are the guests of the Misse!
Walsh, of Scranton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. j. Hause and family
of North Main avenue have returned from
Il trip through the Eastern states.
Misses Anna clark ana Margaret Fat
| terson, of l'ittston, are the guests of Mis-
| Anna Kennedy, of the West Side.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brick and famil,
and a. Brick, of New York city, are tn
| guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Corn.
Thomas Mulee of Peckville, and Mis-
NJ. Duffy of Cherry street this city, viii
be married at St. Peters cathedral Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reaves and T. +
| Wood We're among the ScrantonianS reg
istered at the St. Denis in New York dur
ing the week,
Miss Katherine Stow, of Santa Barbara
Cal, who is attending the Misses Ely
School, Riverside Drive, New York,
spending her vacation with her cousin
Mys. George f. Barnard.
Professor j. w. Manuel, of Brocllville
Ont who has been engaged to teach /
the Scranton Business college, will arriv
this evening, Professor Manuel has ha
wide experience as a teacher.
Hosiery.
In mems, women's and children
cotton and wool hose we offer extra
ordinary bargains.
20C cotton hose for. Ii
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