The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-26

No. 2s school, Green Ridge, and G. f.
Pross, OF the Third National bank,
were married Wednesday morning at
the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church. The flower girls were Miss
Olive Price and Miss Nellie Lockett,
and the ushers Percy II. Henry and
w. II. McCullack. Mr.. and Mrs Pross
Will reside at 925 Delaware street.
W. II. McGrath, of South Washing
ton avenue, and Miss Susie Backus,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Backus,
of Capouse avenue, were married in st.
PauPs church, Green Ridge, Wednes-
day morning. The bridesmaid was
Miss Nellie Charles and the best man
the groom's brother, DR.. John Nc
Grath. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. p. ]. McManus. Mr.. and Mrs.
McGrath will reside on Harrison ave-
nue..
Henry Long, manager of the Acad-
emy of Music, and Miss Chrissie Haag
were married Wednesday morning at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Margaret Haag, on Capouse avenue by
Rev. Philip Haendlges. Both were un-
attended. Mr. and Mrs. Long are now
enjoying a wedding tour.
William Eiden, of Alder street, and
Miss Barbara Radle, of Birch street,
were married Thursday morning at 8
o'clock In st. Mary's German Catholic
church with a nuptial mass. Rev. Peter
Christ performed the ceremony and
celebrated the nuptial mass. The bride
was attended by Misses Matilda Radle.
Mary Eden and Maggie Duggan, and
the groom by John Eden, Frank
Radle and Bernard Radle.
Miss Agnes Berge, daughter of ex-
Poor Director and Mrs. Frederick
Berge, of Frink street, was married
Tuesday evening to Louis Andres in st.
Johns German Catholic church, of the
West Side, by Rev. f. A. Fricker. A
reception was held at the Berge resi-
dence after the ceremony and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andres are now enjoying a we'd
ding tour.
Miss Mary James, of the West Side
and Frederick Jones, of Pittston ave-
nue., were married Tuesday morning in
the Cedar avenue Methodist Episcopal
church in the presence of only few
relatives. Miss Polite Richards and
the groom's brother Edward Jones, jr.,
attended the bridal couple.
Miss Charlotte Davis and Thomas J.
Lewis, both of the West Side, were
married Tuesday evening by Rev. ID
]. Jones. Miss Annie Davies was
| bridesmaid and David j. Davis was
groomsman.
Miss Edith ]. Jones, of Pittston, a
| sister of the groom whose wedding Is
received in the foregoing, was married
the same morning in the church par.
| sonage to Charles A. Kuester, of Min
ooka.
The marriage of Miss Katie, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Andres, oil
| Hampton street, to Henry Louis, OF
| Hampton street, occurred at ST. Johns
| German Catholic church on Thursday
afternoon. Rev. Frederick Frickei
| performed the ceremony The brid,
was attended by Miss Katie H. Luxem.
| berger of Wyoming avenue. and Mr.
Louis was attended by his brother
| Nicholas Andres. The bride was at.
| tired in a beautiful gown of steel gray
| cloth while the bridesmaid wore blue
| organdie over silk. Both carried roses
| A reception was rendered the numer.
Gus guests at the residence of thu
brides parents. Mrs. Matthias An
| dres, sr., Mrs. Matthias Andres, jr.
and Mrs. Charles Andres assisted il
| receiving.
| Miss Mary. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Oliver. of Twenty-third street
| was married to Bernard Flannery, O.
| Washburn street, at st. Patrick
church, Thursday afternoon. TIL
| ceremony was performed by Rev. j
! b. Whelan.