The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-18
Suburban News
In General
PROVIDENCE.

In Holy Rosary church yesterday Miss
Hannah Thornton, of Oak street, was
married to John f. Jennings of Hudson
street, by Rev. j. j. O'Toole. The cerc-
mony was preceded by nuptial mass.
Miss Katie Thornton, cousin of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and Martin Jen-
nings the grooms brother, groomsman,
Miss Libbie Neary played the wedding
marches as the bridal party entered and
left the church. The bride and her at
tendant were charmingly attired and pre-
sented a very pretty appearance. After
the ceremony wedding breakfast was
served to the immediate relatives of the
bride and groom in the Thornton resi-
dence, on Oak street. At 9.55 Mr.. and
Mrs. Jennings will spend their honey
moon. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings are
well known in this part of the city and
| have a host of friends. On their return
from their wedding tour they will take UP
| their residence here.
| Tuesday night the Cambro- American
| Literary and Debating society was or
| ganized at the residence by Rev. r. S.
| Jones. The officers chosen were: PreSi-
dent, Robert r. william; secretary, d. j.
! Williams; treasurer Philip j. Thomas. A
! committee was appointed to draft a con.
stitution composed of the following j.
! Il. Hughes, p II. Thomas and Rev. r. :.
| Jcnes The next meeting will be held on
! Saturday evening.
! while engaged in tearing down the old
| foundry at Main avenue and oak street,
| Patrick McNsh, of Oak street, fell dis
tance of ten feet and had one of his
| hands badly injured.
Albert Grier, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grier, of Wayne avenue, was
scalded about the lower portion of the
| body by hot water Monday.
Mrs. Peter Lynott. of West Market
street, is visiting friends at Philadelphia.
Miss Meta Osterhout, of Oak street,
| has returned from philalelphia
The Junior Endeavor society of the
| North Main Avenue Baptist church will
conduct an entertainment and pie So
| cial next Friday evening in the church
| parlors. The following excellent pro-
| eramme will be rendered. Chorus, Sing
on" Junior girls; recitation, Orphan
Annie" Miss Marion PEARL solo, "Anch-
ored," James Freas; plano solo, Miss
| Maggie Jervs; recitation, "Our Hired
Girl" Miss Clara Slocum; duet, "You
Know You Do" Ray Robinson and Ma
| mic Evans: posing, Miss Mabel Malloy;
piano duet, Misses Owens and Griffin:
solo, when the Children Say Good
Night" Miss Mabel Weiss duet, "Whis-
per!ng Hope" Misses Thomas and Fish
er; cornet solo, Evening Hope" Miss
Marion PEARL piano solo, Thoughts of
/ Home" Maggie Chappell; recitation, Miss
Griffin; solo, Ethel watkins.
Mrs. Freeman Phillips, whose death was
announced in this paper, was buried yes
terday.
The Independent Hose company will
meet this evening in Mulhern's hall.
| y. j. Crelln, of Africa, who has been
spending the past week with his uncle
Z. C. Crellin, of North Main avenue, left
| yesterday for California.
Mrs John Robinson, of Spring street.
is seriously i'll.
Miss Ida Christmas, of Edna avenue,
Is quite i'll.
The pupils of No % school, of which
Professor w f. Schimpff Is principal and
Miss Nettie Nye assistant principal, will
give an entertainment on Friday after
noon, Feb. 49, at o'clock, for the benefit
of the school library. The following pro-
gramme will be rendered:
/. Song of Washington" School
2. Excepting of Washingtcns Birth
day" .........May Evans, Albert Lewis
3. "Our Flag ......Pupils of Miss Evans
4. Were Tenting Tonight"
Pupils of Miss Atkinson
3. Recitation, THE Two Kittens"
Emily Thomas
G. Song, "Red, White and Blue" School
7. "Life's Dream Is over"
Lula Clark, Jennie Smith
8. Recitation, "Jemimy Browns Sis
ter's Wedding" William Thomas
9. Pantomime, "star-spangled Ban
ner' Pupils OF Davis
10. "The Army and Navy"
Pupils of Miss Benedict
II. Song of the Little Doves"
Pupils of Miss Claudia Williams
u. "The Rehearsal"
Pupils of Miss Walker
10. What Our Flag Says
Pupils of Miss Tierney
"A. "Waiters' Song"
Pupils of Miss II. Williams
Is. THE Ballad of Ishmaels Day"
Wilhelmina Griffr
1G. Song, THE Banner of the Sea" .Schoo
II. "Grumbletown'
Pupils of Miss Laurent
IS. The Minuet" .........,..Lulu s!mms
. 49, The Cutting of the Cherry Tree"
= Darwin Williams, Harry Evans
and Robert Pierce.
90 Comedy, Down East
jeremiah Pike........D Daniel Fitzgerald
Susanna Pike .............Ne!ne GRIM
Algernon Westtield ......James Bailey
Mary Wilson .............. Bertha Finr
Anabella Wilson Maud Oakley
81. Hoop drill.
% Song, America Schoo