The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-12

party occupied one corner OF the room.
Promptly at noon the strains OF the
wedding march from Lohengrin told OF
the approach of the bridal party, made
up as follows: Dr.. James Mcleod aud
REV. Mr.. Wilbur came arm In crm'
followed by the following ushers:
Messrs. Crane and Horton, Jay Hard
ing and Louis Harding; Joseph Jermyn
best man and Miss Mable Harding
tridesmaid; Master William and Miss
Mary Halstead, with huge bridal bo-
quets; then the bride, Miss Harding,
and groom, Frank l.. Crane. The
ceremony was the beautiful and inn
pressive one of the Presbyterian church
including the betrothal with ring.
The costume Of the bride was brocaded
satin, pearl white in color, with Ouch
esse lace and pearl trimmings. She
carried boquet of brides roses with
ma!denhair fern. The bridesmaid was
beautiful in organdie over pink tafteta.
After congratulations a dainty we'd
ding breakfast was served to about rs
guests, by Hanley, caterer. Bauer's
orchestra furnished music. The bride
was the recipient Of a large number of
very choice, beautiful and costly pres
ents. Among the guests from out of
town were Superintendent and Mrs.
A. Reasoner, Mr.. James Horton, Mrs.
Cassell, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lewis,
Mr.. Harry Horton, New York; Mr.. f.
p. Fox, Elmira; Mr.. and Mrs. Ball,
Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Harding, Og-
den Harding, Mr. S. w. Harding, ].
Harding, Miss Mabel Harding, Bing-
hamton; J. p. Harding, New Milford;
Mr.. G. s. Harding, Miss Emma Hard
l,n No.. IL
Andrew Walker, Misses Clara and
Anna Wilcox, Bessie Wheeler, Mich
olson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Dickson,
Dalton; Mr.. and Mrs. Watt, Glenburn;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jermyn, Glenburn;
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Hallstead Mrs.
| Burnham, sister of groom and Miss
| Crane, Mr.. Burnham, Mr.. Charles
Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Hallstead,
William and Mary Hallstead, Mrs.
James Mcleod, Mrs. L. N. Will
| lard, Mr.. and Mrs, Brown, Mr..
James Hughes, Miss Clara Hughes,
Mrs. Mary Matthew, Miss Lizzie How
ell, Mr.. Thomas Moore, Mr.. Joseph Jer-
myn, Miss Cohen, Mrs. Edward Lyons
and a number of friends from Factory
Vile. The happy couple left on a wes-
| tern tour while the Scranton people re-
|
| Tuesday evening Mrs. w. F. Hallstead
| entertained the out of town guests
| at dinner. Covers were laid for twelve
A ladies' handicap golf match will
be played today on the Country club
links.
Next week Saturday night will be
fete night at the Country clup. There
will be an open-air concert by Bauer's
Land.
The annual banquet of the High
School Alumni association will be held
on the evening of June 20 in the high
school building. r. j. Beamish will be
toastmaster. Senator ]. G. Vaughan
and Professor G. w. Phillips, principal
of the school, will be two Of the speak
ers.
The Alpha society met at the Coun
try club Monday evening. Following
the meeting dinner was served to the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Watson
Misses Archibald. Richardson, Ander'
sen, Mcleod, Williams, Hunt, Welle:
and Messrs. Joseph Boies, A. Hunt A
e. Hunt, jr., l.. b. Fuller, T. s. Fuller
James Blair, jr., ]. II. Brooks and j
w. Decker.
In Albright library lecture hall th
graduation exercises of the Lacka
wanna hospitals training school TO
nurses were held Thursday evening
James P. Dickson, president of the hos
pital board; Rev. Rogers Israel, of st
Luke's church; DR.. l.. M. Gates and DR.
H. V. Logan took part in the exercises
Following were the eight graduates
Misses Edith Hutton, Anna Katharin
Van Hatten, Leila Camillus Rafte1
Maud Anna Moore, Elizabeth Anni
Saul, Jessie May Lane, Carrie Bel
Lewis and Cora Estelle Savige.
Miss Mary j. Davis, daughter of MI
and Mrs Evan j. Davis, of South Mail
avenue, and DIR. Thomas jenkins, o
Albany, son of Druggist John l.. Jen
| kins, of Jackson street, were marrie
Wednesday evening at the brides hom
by Rev. H. H. Harris. The BRIDESMAID
was Miss Sarah Meredith and the bes
man William ]. Davis, the brides bro
ther. Rev. Benjamin Jones, of Wico
nisco, Pa, an uncle of the bride, as
sisted in the ceremony. Following
reception and wedding supper, whic
were attended by nearly 200 guests, Dl
and Mrs. Jenkins left on the lao a. n
Lackawanna train for New York city
They will reside at Albany, N. Y. Th
out of town guests at the weddin
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Roland'
Wilkes Barre; Mrs. Jones, Slatington
| dNui
and Mrs. James B. Lewis, Kingston
Rev. James Hughes, Kimberly Sout
, Africa; George Wade and daughter Bes
sic, Sibley; Mrs. Thomas, Taylor
Misses Lucy Kleghorn and France
/ Kirke, Albany; DR.. A. f. Falkenbur!
Albany; the Misses Pet, Emily an
Gertrude Davis, Plymouth.
, The Scranton Free kindergarten as
} sociation graduation exercises and ar
: nual meeting were held Monday ever
, ing in the Albright library assembl
! room The graduates were: Miss Susa
Frank and Miss Frances r. Jordan, {
this city; Miss Isabel McKechnie, {
, | Cleveland; Miss Sadie Sweeney,
F., Archibald, and Miss Helen Santee, {
Dalton.
, Mr. and Mrs. Harland Pinkney, {
{ Dunmore, have issued invitations fC
) the marriage of their daughter. Mis-
: Augusta Florence, to Albert /, Ho
E lander, on Thursday evening, June 2
; at $50 o'clock, at St. Marks churcl
; Dunmore. A reception will follow &
the Pinkney home, corner of Churc
$ and Bloom streets. The bridal coup
4 will be at home after August 1 at A.