The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-03
Brief Mention Of What Is Doing 10. the
Pleasure Way.
COUNTRY CLUB MAKING READY
Arranging for the Beginning of the
Open-Air Season--vaudeville En-
tertainment Is in Prospect--E Easter
Week Will Contain Three Import-
ant Social Events, One a Church
Wedding--Other Affairs Past and in
Prospect--Persona News.

ready for its open-air constituency. A
Scotch greenskeeper with a name. Rob
ert Laurie, that smacks of brae
and heather, has been permanent
ly engaged to extend the golf
course and instruct the beginners
how to play the invigorating game.
Il. II. Watkins has been reelected cap
tain of the club golf team. on Fri
day evening. the 23d, there is to be
given at the lodge a vaudeville en-
tertainment. The speculation as to the
probable details Of the programme
hasn't ELECTED much true information
from the members of the entertainment
committee. On the Tuesday following,
the fourth and last cotillion Will he
danced. The annual meeting will be
held next month, but judging from the
| financial, pleasure and other successes
of the year just closed the old officers
will be pressed to remain in service.
The first half of Easter week will be
lively enough. On Monday night there
will be an assembly at the Scranton BIZ
cycle club house: Tuesday night the
Yale dinner will be held, and on We'd
nesday occurs probably the wedding of
Watson at the First Presbyterian
| church. although invitations have not
been issued for the event.
Mrs. Adriance, who, with her hus-
band, Rev. Mr.. Adriance, is being en-
| tertained at the home of c. II. Welles.
is a sister of Miss Marion Holmes, OF
| Albany, q young woman who has visit
ed here frequently and was very popu-
| lar. Mr.. Adriance is here to preach at
tomorrow's services in the Green Ridge
| Presbyterian church.
Miss Ada May Nernooy, daughter or
Mrs. John Bone, of 905 Mulberry street,
| and j. p. Barton, of Wilkes Barre,
were married Wednesday noon in Elm
| Park church by Rev. DR. w. H. Pearce,
| a former pastor, assisted by Rev. DR..
c. NJ. Giffin. The bridal couple Were
unattended excepting by two flower
girls, Bessie Barton, of Lawrence, n.
| Y, a niece of the groom, and Phoebe
| Carter, a cousin of the bride, and Bar
| ton Lane, who was page and carried
| the wedding ring. The ushers were
| Frederick Sands, of Hawley: w. Lacey,
| of Wilkes Barre, ard Willard Megargel,
| anu j. II. htlilp, VI lillS CITY MI anu
| Mrs. Barton will receive their friends
at 2l7 South Main street, Wilkes Barre,
after May |. Among the out-of-town
| guests at the wedding were Mrs. II. f.
Barton, of Lawrence, N. y; Mrs. G..
l.. Lane, Oneonta; Mrs. H. w. Barnes,
| Miss Ida Purcell, Mrs. K. G. Heitzman,
Mrs. Il. w. Steel Mrs. Oscar Coursen,
| Wilkes Barre, Mrs. r.. Schermerhorn,
| Mrs. r. Il. Whitney, Mrs. o. /. Courser,
| Miss Bertha Lane, Miss Essie Muir
| Honesdale; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
| Mrs, $. a. Colwell, Carbondale.
Miss Minerva Hopp entertained a
party of friends Monday evening at her
| parents home, S07 South Main avenue
| There We're present: Mr.. and Mrs
| Hopp, Mrs. II Seibert Misses Dorothy
| Powell, Frances McLain, Margaret
| Murphy, Emma Schuler, Minerva and
| Esther Frantz Hopp Alaude S. Moses
| Jessie WheVeTt, EewiSVille; Messrs. j.
| Clarke Brown, w. G. Morrell, James
Shea, w. r. Kunkleman, Harris Sci
bert, Fred Schuler, w. II. Burial Jo-
seph f. Burial.
A party was given by Misses Helen
and Annie Thomas Monday evening at
their home, 1889 Eynon street. The
guests were: Misses Margaret Davis,
Alice Phillips, Minnie Morgans, Ellen
Jones, Hannah Jones, Blodwen and
Nora Davis, Jennie Moses, Annie
Evans, Polly Andiield, Lizzie Richards
Phoebe and Margie Thomas and
Messrs. John Jones, Willie Edwards,
| George b. Davis, Leonard Davis, Reese
Evans, John w. Reynolds, Gwilym
Grifiiths, George and John Williams,
David Davis, Ellsworth Davis. Grif-
fifth Rogers, Thomas and Arthur Jones
and Frederick Ringler.
Misses Minnie and Clara Bliss, of
Sanderson avenue. entertained a small
party of friends Tuesday evening.
| The marriage of Miss Lizzie Il. Huter,
Of this city, and Daniel W. Hughes, of
| BinghamtOn, took place recently at the
home of the brides parents on the
West Side. Rev. S. f. Mathews was
the oihciating clergyman.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Mrs. c. NJ. Streeter, of Dalton, is visit
| ing friends in this city.
T.. NJ. Clarke was in New York city this
week on "a business trip.
| Harry j. Hess, of Penn avenue is Wis
| iting in Phillipsburg, n. j.
| Alderman-elect Bezaleel Davis was I'm
New York city this week.
Albert Wagner, of Cripple Creek, Col,
was in the city this week.
Miss Julia Allen, of North Washington
avenue, is in New York city.
Lewis Morel. OF Green Ridge, is maxi
| ing an extended visit in the West.
City Treasurer c. q. Boland returned
Tuesday night from New York city.
Mrs Frank p. Christian is visiting
Mrs. Robert Sayre White, of Bethlehem
Mrs, NJ. ID. Farnham, of Breaker street,
has returned from visit at New York
city.
Harry Hall, of Eynon street has re-
turned from AN extended stay in the
west,
Albert Reese. of Avenue A, Bellevue,
has gone to Philadelphia, where he Will
reside.
Miss Gertrude Freeman has resumed
her studies at Bloomsbury State Normal
school.
Miss Verna Lewis, of North Rebecca
avenue, has returned from visit at New
York city.
Bert Calendar and Earl Luken, OF
Green Ridge, are spending short time
In Syracuse.
Miss Caroline Buckworth, of New York
city, Is visiting her niece, Mrs. Frauntelt-
er, of Jackson street.
Miss Belle Wightson. of Green Ridge
attended the Wesley league convention
at Plymouth Tuesday.
Mss Bessie Froud, of Nicholson, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. s. IL. Merrill
OF Washington avenue.
| Miss Henrietta HagenTich, of Berwick,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs, f. M. Gil