The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-27
MRS. WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
the Next Mistress of the White House.

# the White House.
bridesmaid and Thomas Hird, grooms-
man.
At noon Wednesday Miss Nellie Raj
ter, of Gordon street, and George Bas
kervlle, of the South Side, We're married
at st. Peters cathedral by Rev. j. j.
Il. Feeley. James Brogan attended the
groom and Miss Mamie Hughes was
bridesmaid.
Simon p. Coffey, of the Sunday World
and Miss Annie Mulraney, of Carbon
dale, were married Tuesday at st. Rose
church, Carbondale, by Rev. 7. Il.
Coffey.
Miss Annie T. Moran, OF Pittston, and
NJ. j. Gibbons, the Wilkes Barre con-
tractor will be married in this city
next Wednesday. A reception will be
held at 2024 Luzerne street.
On Tuesday morning the marriage of
Miss Sallie Davis to Daniel Clements, of
North Rebecca avenue took place ct
the home of the brides mother Mrs.
Mary Lewis, corner of Garfield avenue
and Jackson street. Rev Thomas Bell
otiiciated.
Attorney Joseph Foran, of Forest
City, and Miss Mary Keating, of Jones
street, were married at noon Wednes-
day in Holy Rosary church by Rev j.
j. O'Toole. Miss Anna Heating was
bridesmaid and Hugh Heating grooms-
man.
William C. Sicker of Wilkes Barre,
and Miss Anna Hinch, OF Forty Fort,
were married in Binghamton last Mon
day by Rev. L. C. Floyd.
PERSONAL MENTION:
C. j. Weichel has returned from visit
to New York city.
Mrs II. j. Hermans and daughter Myr-
tie are in Washington, d. c.
Major Everett Warren's father, who re-
sides in Dalton, is seriously i'll.
j. j. Lotus left Tuesday on q business
trip to New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton.
Mr.. Jones, of the Carbondale Herald,
spent Wednesday evening with friends
in this city.
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congratulations on the arrival of a baby
girl at his home.
Mrs. +. c. Fritz has returned from New
York. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. n. r. Brower.
Miss NJ Gertrude Scott, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. C.
Reynolds, of 500 Quincy avenue.
Major w. S. NTillar will arrive home to-
day after ten days spent in inspecting the
various companies of the Third Brigade.
Mrs. II. Van Fleet, of Binghamton, n.
Y, was entertained during the week by
Mrs. George f.. Backus, of 432 Clay ave-
nue..
Mrs Frances b. Swan is in the city to
attend the funeral today of DR.. w. W.
Ives, whose wife and Mrs. Swan are sis
ters.
Rev. f. b. Olmstead, of Binghamton,
| secretary of the Wyoming conference
of the Methodist church, was in the city
Monday.
Joseph Jermyn, County Treasurer
Charles Schadt and f. Moses left
Wednesday for trip through the west
ern states.
Deputy City Treasurer p. ]. Ruane
was in Philadelphia Tuesday, where he
attended the conservation of Bishop
| Prendergast.
| Dr. John Burnett left yesterday on a
six weeks vacation which will be spent
at Thomasvile, Ca, Tampa and Jack
| sonville, Fla.
c. f. Boland, of Pittston avenue, Wis
tied his daughter, Miss Name Boland,
at the East Stroudsburg State Normal
| school Monday.
| Miss Bertha Powell, of Linden street,
was in Bethlehem Monday evening, where
| she attended a social held in the
| Moravian school.
Colonel +. j. Fitzsimmons will deliver
! his lecture on Irish Literature" before
| the Young Mems Institute of Dunmore
| Sunday evening.
Philip Warren, Thomas Beynon, David
Stephens and Moses Morgan constituted
a party of vocalists that sang in King
| ston Monday evening.
Peter n. INLAND, chief operator at the
| telephone exchange, has been entertain
| ing his cousin, Peter OBoyle, of New
| York city, during the week.
| Lewis and William Davies, of New York
| city, Were the guests of their parents,
| Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Davies, of South
! Lincoln avenue, during the week.
John Power O'Connor, who for several
| years has been connected with the re-
| portorial department of the Truth. has
| severed his connection with that paper.
| NJ. c. Farnham, of Pine street, has
| been entertaining Fred Balcom, vice.
! president of the Guarantee Stock Invest
/
a. Killer and wife, NJ. j. Keck, w. e.
| Davis, a, Britchel and wife, II. II. Shop
| land, j. Flander, jr., and G. S. Bosker-
Vile and wife were registered at the ST.
| Denis in New York during the week.
H. Luers of the firm Luers & Dorf-
man, of this city, and f. A. Wharton, the
| Lehigh Valley railroad general freight
! agent. of Wilkes-Barre, Were in Washing
ton during the week in the interest OF
| securing patent on an improved car
! coupler.
y number of Catholic clergymen of this
, city were in Philadelphia to attend the
| ceremony incidental to the elevation OF
Father Prendergast to the episcopacy as
assistant bishop of the archdiocese OF
Pennsylvania. Those who attended
| We're: Rev. j. \. OReilly, of the Cath
| odral; Rev. w. p. O'Donnell, of the
| North End; Rev. John Loughran, OF
| Minooka, and Rev. j. 4. Mofitt, of the
| South Side.
Fora Few Days Only.