The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-10
Social and Personal.

Chapman, Miss Hester Thomas, Mr.
John Whitaker Fowler, Miss Youjng,
Miss Elizabeth l.. Young, Mrs. John
f. O'Brien, Mrs. Elmer T.. Wicker, Miss
Bishop, Miss Vert, Miss Nora Raught.
Miss Mary Raught Mrs. G.. j.
Chamberlain, Mrs. $. ID. King, Mr.. j.
B. Bronson, Miss Sadie n. Morgan
! Mrs. Joseph Godfrey, Mr.. William l..
Boyd, Miss Anna Boyd. Mrs. Boyd,
Mrs. ID. Swartz, Mrs. Il. Simpson, Mrs.
j. II. Warg, Mrs. T.. Moss, Miss Julia
Bishop, Mrs. Frederick Stevens.
A social was held at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. George Carson on
Thursday evening, by the members of
Miss Margaret Levers Sunday school
class.
Mrs. w. G.. Parke is at Newport
News, whence she has gone to meet
her son. Norman. OH his return from
Porto Rico.
Cards were received yesterday to the
| assembly at Wilkes Barre, on the night
of Jan. ..
The studio teas given at the home of
Miss Grace Norton on Mulberry street.
Thursday and Yesterday. were largely
attended. Yesterday afternoon Mrs
+. +. Pcnman poured chocolate. Mrs.
!. f. Megargel. Mrs. g. d. Jones, the
Misses KirgsbuIy. Miss Margaret Han
ley, Miss Pratt. Miss Anna Buck Miss
Elizabeth Jones Miss Edith Pierson,
and Miss Grarhart assisted about the
rooms. Misses Nettie Schlager, Helen
Connell and Helen Jones served in the
dining room.
The wedding of Miss Bertha G.. Klott
to Mr.. Adolph Heusner took place at
the residence of Rev. Dr. Nordt. on
Thursday evening. Miss Jennie j.
James was maid of honor. Mr. Henry
l\lOtt WAS groOmsman. At the recep-
ton which followed at the home of the
newly married pair were the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heusner. Mr. and
Mrs. George Heusner. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Heller. Rcv. and Mrs. W. A.
Nordt Mr.. and Mrs. Fred IIeusner,
Mr. ana Mrs. Philip Hartman and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter R0sar, Sr, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Helm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred l.. Terppe. Mr. and Mrc. Fred
l\lott and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Diesing. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weintz,
Mr.. ana Mrs. George kessler and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. August Heller, Mr..
and Mrs. Dolph Miller. Mr. and Mrs.
Christian Fckus, Mrs. Elizabeth Heller.
Misses Minnie Heller and Amelia Hart
man, Henry JACKIE, Peter Hartman and
children, Fred Hartman. Fred Klott.
Fred kcssler Dr. Hand, +, w. Terppe
and Charles Hcusrer.
The announcement that Rev j. w.
Randolph will speak on Bismarck
Monday evening at the Conservatory
Of Music, is of great interest to Ger
man students all over the city. The
theme is one to attract many listeners
and all are invited TO be present.
Mrs. II. II. Dale entertained a. lunch
Thursday in honor of her sister. Mrs,
Holman, OF Salt Lake city. Among the
guests We're: Mrs. G. II. ZehnGer. Mrs.
X. W. Archibald. Mrs. II. A. Knapp,
Mrs. g. NJ. Gflin. Mrs. NJ. II. Holgate,
Mrs. Myron KassOn, Mrs. I. II. Megar-
gel. Mrs. +. NJ Spencer, Mrs. r. G..
Brooks, Mrs Theodore G. Wolfe, Mrs.
II. Fl. Pratt, Mrs. Myron Kasson. Miss
Dale.
The marriage Of Miss Lizzie Baum
gartner to Mr.. William G. Klein, took
place a the home of the bride on Pitts
ton avenue, Wednesday evening, Rev.
f. j. Schmidt officiating. Miss Lille
Klein was maid OF honor, Mr.. John
Schmidt was best man. A large re-
ception was held at the conclusion of
the ceremony
Today is donation day at the Young
Women's Christian association. Don't
forget to send remembrance in the
shape of provisions of all sorts
The young ladies of the First Pres
byterian church have instituted an in
novation in taking orders for all vari-
eties of cake, from now until after the
holidays.
Mr., and Mrs. w. w. Watson will in
troduce their eldest daughter, Miss
Annie, to society in holiday week.