The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-17

Sherer went over the boulevard We'd
speedway and returning at early even
fall, as the moon rose.
James Archibald conveyed a party
to Bald Mount Wednesday. Among
those composing il were: Mrs. Brugler,
Mrs. Platt, of Brooklyn. N. Y; Mrs.
B. II. Pratt, Miss Williams, of Buffalo,
N. Y, and Miss Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Jones entertained
a number of friends informally with
whist Thursday evening at their sum-
mer home at Lake Ariel.
A party of Scrantonians and their
friends enjoyed pleasant trip to
Honesdale over the gravity Thursday.
Among those who participated in the
outing were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Phelps,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Pratt, Mrs, Brugler.
Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. Platt and
daughter, of Brooklyn Mrs. Kay, Miss
Williams, of Buffalo; Miss Timber
man, the Misses Phelps, Captain Sam
uel Hines and Morton Rolls, Detroit.
II. p. Simpson has secured what is
probably one of the most desirable
summer residences occupied by Scran-
tonians this season, in the beautiful
place at Shelldrake, twenty miles from
Ithaca, on the boarders of Cayuga lake.
The house is delightfully."- situated on
a deep point extending into the water
so that at one side but fifty feet Of
land intervenes between the veranda
and shore. Mrs. E. p. Kingsbury AID
w. +. Kingsbury are guests at this
pleasant resort over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. N. Rice chaperoned party to
Farview 5n Tuesday.
Mrs. A. f. Hunt, Mrs. A. NJ. Decker
and Judge Archibald and family form
some of the guests at a house party
at the seaside home of James Archibald,
at Cottage City.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Monday even
ing dancing class will have another
duck social on July 26. Mrs. Lewis
will return home from her vacation to
take charge of the event. Music by
Bauer.
gagement of Miss Gertrude c. Scism,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Scism,
of 425 Quincy avenue, and Rhuel d.
Hall, of Green Ridge.
Miss Rosa Stetter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stetter, of 517 Chest
nut street, will be married to George
July 2S.
On Tuesday Miss Archibald, j. L.
Kemmerer and j. II. Brooks will go tc
| Barnegat Bay, where they will join a
party from New York and Boston to
| take a fortnights cruise on Mr.. KEN
| merer's yacht.
Miss Mary Linen will entertain a
number of young ladies at a house
| q \ . H.
| month.
Miss Anna Edwards, daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Edwards, of South
Main avenue, gave an afternoon lawn
| fete yesterday in honor of the Misses
Briton, of Reading. Those present
were: The Misses Briton, of Reading
Anna Thomas, Portia Van Fleet, Jen.
ME jenkins, Helen Jones, Euphemia
| Gibbs, Rachel Peck, Jennie Davis, Mis-,
Hanaway, Bessie Fraunfelter, Maudt
| McHugh, Bertha Davis, Helen Marsh
Freida Kann, Blanche Kellow, Lois
Becker, Mary Greeley, Loretta Cannon
Harry Edwards and William II. Davis
of Plymouth.
| The members of St. Patrick's choil
of the West Side enjoyed days out
ing at Lake Winola Wednesday. Those
who constituted the party were: The
Misses r. Madden, M. A. Gallagher
Mary Mitchell, Katie Rogan, Mamie
Larkin, Anna Durlkin, Mary Cava
naugh, Rose Canavan, Annie Doud
Agnes Walsh, Annie Cooper, Kitti,
Gibbons and Rose Conway, Mrs. Sulli
| van and the Messrs. Michael Reap
| Thomas Ford, James Finnerty. Manu
| McFadden, James Gallagher, Ber
Johnson, Patrick Flanagan, II. A. Nc
Guire, John Conway, Frank Creegan
| Edward Walsh, James Quinnan, Aus
tin Duffy, Patrick Duffy, William Gil
roy and William Vanston.
An account of ex-President Grove
Clevelands marriage by an Englisl
| writer who has published study o
| the Doctor" contains the followin,
startling information: after the cere
mony had ended. no elaborate banque
was served; but the guests, with tru
Democratic simplicity, partook of
little supper sent in from a neighbor
ing tavern, and including the nationa
delcacies of terrapin, canvass-bacI
duck, clans, Indian mush, ice cream
and cold buckwheat cakes"