The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-29
Social and
PERSONAL

day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis II. Howell, of |
East Locust street, were on Monday
evening given Il surprise party by the
Plymouth Congregational church choir
of which Mrs. Howell is member. A
sofa and reclining chair were present.
ed the couple who were recently mar
ried. Mr. Howell is a bookeeper in the
employ of the Lackawanna Trust and
Safe Deposit company.
A social and musicale was recently
held at the home of Miss Mary Degnall
| on Everett avenue.
The pupils of Miss Carolyne V. Dor
| sey gave a recital Thursday evening at
| her studio on Wyoming avenue. They
were assisted by Arthur l.. Dorsey, Ar
| thur l.. Tisdel and William Held. The
pupils were: Misses Elizabeth Moyle.
| Lillian Benson, Carrie Hess, Mary e.
| Barrett, Susie Gross, Olive Jadwin,
| Cora Schotter, Annie Tierney and Cor
| nelia Moredock.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Matte Jones, of North Bromley avenue,
by clerks in the millinery departement
of Clarke Bros. store.
The Scranton Bicycle club will take
run through the Delaware Valley to-
day, as has been the club custom for
years. They will go to Port Jervis by
the Erie and Wyoming railroad and
ride from Port Jervis to Stroudsburg
going by way of Dingman's Ferry.
From Stroudsburg they will come home
on the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad.
Miss Sadie Merry, of Mary street. was
rendered a surprise party on Wednes-
day evening.
Among the Scranton people at Bald
Mount last Sunday was a party COM
posed of Misses b. McNulty, Sarah
Gurrell, Kate Gurrell, Margaret Walsh,
Winnie Scolly, Name Sherins, and
= Messrs. Thomas Moran, John H, Kelly,
, Thomas Nolan, John Donahue and
Thomas Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morse, Mrs. Cora
Morse, Miss Sara H. Smith, Rev. ]. B.
Sweet, Alfred Twining and Joseph
, , Noll were at Bald Mount on Wednes-
|
day.
Miss Minnie Evans was united In
marriage with William Reese on Mon
e day evening at the home of Edward
n Farr, of North Main avenue. Rev. NJ
Q II. Jones, of Parsons, Pa, officiated
Both young people are West Side res
!, idents and will reside in their own home
on Acker avenue.
h Miss Lena Colvin, of Court street
G was rendered a surprise party Thurs
u day night by a number of her friends.
/. The Enterprise Dancing class CAV
T. a May social under the direction of Pro
: fessor Harry Taylor Thursday even
. ing at Excelsior hall.
A musicale was given by Miss Anni
= Wagner, of 945 Taylor avenue, on Tues
I: day evening at her home.
=
s JUNE WEDDINGS:
n. On June 10 Thomas James and Mis-
! Clara Floyd, both of the West Side wi
le be married.
= In Elm Park church, on June 2, Mis-
y Eta Moyle, of Oakwood street. will b
IL married 20 Elmer Swngle, of. Peckvllle.
Miss Sarah Dyson and William Shears
80 both of the West Side, were married Tues
~ day in the Simpson church parsonage b
on Rev. ]. b. Sweet, pastor.
~ Invitations have been issued for tn
A. marriage of George Jacoby and Miss Ma
in ria Williams, of North Bromley aVenu
is The ceremony will be performed on June
nm Miss Name Gallagher, of Jackson stree
10 and Austin F. Duffy, of Bnghamton, \
| bo tod yri1as rno
ne St. Patrick's church on the West Sid
:" Rev. ]. B. Whelan, pastor of the churc
Sc will perform the ceremony.
Cards are out announcing the engag
al ment of Miss Gwennie, daughter of NJ
h and Mrs. William NJ. Thomas, of Wilke
s. Barre to John b. Tobias, OF South Gil
in son. Both the young people are we
i'll known on the West Side. The marriat
ue will occur some time in June. Mr.. Thomt
is foreman of the Stanton coHiery
" Wilkes-Barre.
sr- The announcement OF the marriage
N their daughter, Miss Mary j., to d
es3,, Thomas w. jenkins of Albany, N.
all has been made by Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
Davies. The wedding will take pace
"a the residence of the bride-elects paren
as on South Main avenue, June 3, at g.
~ o'clock. DR.. Jenkins was a former We
iu Side resident and is a son of Druggi
John L. jenkins, of Jackson street.
ba
w. GOING ABROAD:
II, Hopkins Alexander, of North Main aV
In rue will leave early next month for En-
'1y land to spend the summer.
eV. Mrs. j. Henry Jones, OF Washbu
ial street, will spend the summer in Wall
DOL She sails today from New York city.
as It. NJ. Miller, of Washburn street, sail
for Germany on Thursday for thr
les months trip Mr.. Miller is senior me
"A. ber of the firm of T. N. Miller & Son,
'Cn Lacl1awanra avenue.
VIII Mrs. Herman Lapgfeld, OF Wyoml
lth avenue, sailed Thursday on the Feu
IN Bismarck for Berlin. Mrs. Langfeld v
Ht' be met there by her mother, Mrs. l. Ne
hS- house, of Wilkes-Barre.
on Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Roberts, OF Archbi
In street, sail from New York today
Wales, where they expect to remain thu
as months. They are accompanied by M
All Edwin Bowen, also of Archibald stree
mp John C. Moffatt. of Dunmore, left
Inc Tuesday for Scotland, to be gone so
an time He will be accompanied on
me me trip by John w. Gilchrist, OF Wanlo
w; H. and George Hunter, of Grinnell,
anu The two latter gentlemen were form
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