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

Mary Baker, Bertha Miller, Isabella
Hazleton, Ada Kirk, Lillian Sharp and
Messrs. Thomas Prosser, William Haz-
Teton, Herbert Hill, John Wilson.
Harry Struble, Frank Strubfe, John
Skeoch, Ray Leitner and Sidney Penn
ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Morris enter
tained the following friends at their
home on Jefferson avenue Thursday
evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr.. and
Mrs Hale, Mr.. and Mrs Gerlock, Miss
Greening, Attorney Boyd, Miss Eliza
beth Thomas, of North Scranton; Mrs.
Harper, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gillon.
Miss Alice Menner Wright, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand Wright, of
733 Capouse avenue, will be married
TO Dwight U. Bannlster Of lie Roy.
N. Y, at the Wright residence on
Wednesday, June is, at II a. m.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Il. w. Tallman, of Bronson & Tallman,
and Miss
d. ~. fdcketJ was III view iofh City
this week.
City Superintendent George Howell Is
In Philadelphia.
DIR. Anna Clarke has returned from a
short vacation trip.
Charles Dorfiinger, of White Mills, was
In the city Thursday
Miss Naomi JACKIE OF Cedar avenue, Is
visiting friends in Buffalo.
Miss Edith Davis, of Green street, Is
home from a visit to Nantlcoke.
Miss Kate Henry, of Bick avenue, visit
ed Carbondabe friends this week.
G. A. Battenburg, of the city solicitors
| office, was In Carbondale Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Smurl, OF Wilkes-Barre, Is
| visiting friends In the North End.
| Charles Il. Daniels has returned for
the summer from Dickinson Law school
Miss Amelia Goeble, of this city, left
| "Wednesday evening for London, England.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. +. Torrey, of Hones-
dale, are visitors in Scranton this week.
| DIR. Falkenbury, Of Albany, is the guest
of Druggist ]. l.. jenkins, of Jackson
street
William Fletcher, of Bainbridge, N. Y,
is visiting Frank Russell, of Putnam
street.
Miss MCKINLEY, of Mauch Chunk, is the
guest Of her brother, Attorney NJ. A. Nc
Ginley.
Edward Gervell, of Factoryville, is vis-
iting John Renchler, Of North Lincoln
avenue.
Mrs. Martha Parker, of Milwaukee,
Wis, was a visitor to West Side friends
Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred Sherred, of Mill City, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. William Bor-
tree, of Price street.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Gates left yesterday for
Hilhsdale, Mich, where she will spend two
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. William Webber and daughter,
Ada, OF Drinker street, today sailed for
England on the Teutonc.
Miss Josephine Medway, of Adams ave-
nue., Green Ridge, is spending few days
at Old Point Comfort, Va.
Grand Chief Hunsicker, of the Knights
of Pythias of Pennsylvania Is visiting
the lodges in this vicinity.
| Thomas CT. Jones, of Spring Brook,
sailed Wednesday for Europe. He will
spend some time in Wales.
Miss Debby Davis, Of South Gibson, has
returned after a visit to Mrs. Charles
Coleman, of Delaware street.
Miss Mary Ann Heaney, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Robert
M. Heaney, of Gibbons street.
Mrs. James Lewis, of Kingston at
tended the Davis-Jenkins nuptials on tho
West Side Wednesday evening.
Merritt Gardner and daughter, Mrs.
, Charles N. Baker, of Green Ridge, are
visiting in Susquehanna county.
Mrs. Joseph Reed, Of Ydtesville. has
| u
Laning, of North Lincoln avenue.
T. ]. Jennings, p. ]. Langen, Thomas j.
Moore and niece were registered at the
st. Denis in New York this week.
Mrs. F. Mathesius, after four years
residence In California, is visiting her
: father, J. +. Het2el, of Olive street.
Rev. s. Prudential, superintendent OF
the Hebrew Orphan asylum at Baltimore,
is visiting s. Sutto of Madison avenue.
Miss May Miller has returned to her
home in White Haven after visit ia
Miss Amy Whitford, of Mulberry street
Sidney Broadbent, Of Washington ave-
nue., yesterday celebrated the forty-ninth
anniversary of his arrival In this country
. Mrs. X. Clark, of 545 Adams avenue, Is
entertaining Miss c. A. Strong and sis
, ter, Miss ]. c. Stein, of New Brunswick
, n. ].
John Lowry, David Nichols and Johr
Coslett of the West Side. have returned
from a fishing trip at Promise Land pond
| Pike county.
, The Misses Pet, Emily and Gertrude
= | Davis of Plymouth, were guests or Mr
and Mrs. Evan ]. Davis, of South Malr
: avenue. Wednesday.
/ Miss Name Hodges, of Scranton, an;
e Miss Margaret Hail. of Priceburg, have
I | returned home after a two weeks Visi
| with friends down the valley.
Charles Hartley, formerly of this city
who has been winning fame and fortune
in New York as a mimic. will close hi
: season on June %. Since last fall he ha'
a | played to over 100000 persons right II
h | New York city, and took part in twent!
/. | charitable entertainments.
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