The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-06
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Records of the Events OF Day in the
Hustiing Boroughs--A Pretty Home
Neutrality-suspicious. Pnrngraphs.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jay of Third street, was a very pretty
wedding last evening when their ac-
complished daughter, Eta, was united
to Mr.. William Seymour, of Mayfeld.
a very popular young man in society.
At 8 o'clock they stood beneath an
arch lavishly decorated with evergreen
and miscellaneous colors. At the top
of the arch hung a horse shoe, which
glittered like a diamond. The Rev.
Francis Gendall, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, performed the cere-
mony. The bride was attired in pearl
gray silk. trimmed with lace and rib
bon. and carried a bouquet of roses
and carnations. The bridesmaids cos
tune was steel gray novelty goods,
and carried a bouquet of carnations.
The groomsman was Samuel j. Temby
and the bridesmaid Miss Sarah j.
Boundy. The ushers were Will Boundy
and Samuel Griffiths. Those present
were: Mrs. william HOLES and daugh-
ter Edith, Mrs. Lewis HOLES, of Homes
dale; Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew Clemo. of Bethany; Mr.
and Mrs. William Seymour. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dave. Misses Mabel and
Nellie Seymour, Miss Louise Seymour
of Shenandoah; Miss Cora Fowler
Miss Beatrice Bunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mason, Mrs. II. NJ. Rawling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Matthews Mr.. and Mrs
Belch. Mr.. and Mrs. Brokenshire, Mrs
| Sander. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jay, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jay, John Belch
Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Nicol. Frank JEFF.
frey. Miss Jennie Greenslade, Miss
Drit DanrnSp
Miss Jennie Foyer of Forty Fort.
Messrs. Munley, Dunleavy, Whalen
| Buckley and Flynn, of Avoca, visited
| friends in Mayfeld yesterday.
a delegation of the Farmers Alliance
of this town left this morning for the
| convention. which is to be held at Mont.
| dale near Brown Hollow today. The
| following will represent the lodges OF
| Jermyn and Mayiield: John Greenslade,
| Thomas Baker, Martin Stevens, Samuel
Cooper Thomas Seymour and John Wos.
| ley and John Jones.
Walter, the son of Mrs Greensade, OF
| II street, is very sick of LAT grippe.
! David Reeves wishes to announce that
| he is a candidate for councilman of the
| Third ward at the coming election.
| Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick. who have
| been spending the last two months In
| Maryland. returned home yesterday.
The boxes of the new fire alarm sys
| TEN. which has been delayed by some
| reason for the past few months, have
| arrived.
! The Young Mems institute of this place
| held a public installation last Tuesday
I evening in the Enterprise hall. A large
| number of invited guests were present
| A grand social and entertainment was
| held after The ceremony in which somt
| of the best talent of this locality tool
I part. The following are the officers who
| were installed for the ensuing year: Pres
! ident. j. T.. sullivan; first vice president
| Dennis McGovern; second vice president
! Charles Quinn: treasurer, l.. +. Ed
monds; marshall j. w. Hanophy; finan
: Cial secretary. w. j. Bryne: recordinl
! secretary, Frank T.. McCafierty; financ,
! committee, p. H. Quinn, NJ. j. Grady anC
| VI. j. Grant; inside sentinel. James Han
| ophy; outside sentinel. George Hurite.
| Mrs Frank Baker and daughter, Mil
| dred left yesterday afternoon for few
days visit with relatives in Wilkes Barre
Miss Haiti" Brown, of Dunmore. Il
| visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Miss Annie Dawlng and Maggie
| RoaChe, of South Side. Scranton, wer,
circulating among friends in Jermyn an,
! AIayfield yesterday
Frank Baker of Cemetery street, enter
tained his family by giving them
sleigh ride up the valley on Tuesday.
| NJ. j.. Walsh spent the 10 lays will
his parents on Poplar street, left yes
| terday to resume his studies at George
town, Md.