The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-29
Social
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Per SOn1al
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son. Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Reynolds re-
ceived.
Among the guests were Miss Kem- |
merer, of Mauch Chunk; Miss Lowe. OF |
Dayton: Miss Reynolds, of orange, y. |
j.; Miss Cleveland, of High Falls. n. |
Y: Mr.. Derr. Wilkes Barre; Mr.. Rey- |
nolds, of Orange, n. j.; Messrs. Nc |
Clure, VanRensselaer, and Rochester. !
Albany; J. /. Blair, jr., Thayer, of Buff |
falo; Belo, of Texas; the Misses Arch
bald, Belin. Welles, Hand, Bunnell
Anderson. Winton, Simpson, Sherer,
Bennell, Anderson, Annie watson, May
Torrey, A. G.. Hunt, Huntington, Belin,
L. B. Fuller, Frank Fuller, James
Blair, Reynolds Bedford, II. B. Mer-
rili, ]. II. Brooks, T. s. Atherton.
Miss Frances Winton gave a lunch
con on Tuesday in honor of her guest,
Miss Lowe. of Dayton, o., who is one
of the most beautiful visitors ever en-
tertained in this city. Others present
were Mrs. f.. Il. Jermyn, Mrs. B. +.
Watson, Mrs. George Sturges, Mrs. A.
H. Storrs, Mrs. X. NJ. Scranton, the
Misses Archibald, Miss Bein, Miss
welles, Miss Hunt, Miss Janet Dick
son, Miss Alice Matthews, Miss Simp-
son, Miss Helen Hand.
George Maynard Mulley gave
smoker Thursday night to his brother
members of the Anthracite Wheelmen,
at the club house on North Main ave-
nue..
Miss Mabelle Schleger entertained
number of guests last night at dane
ing party at the home of her parents
on Clay avenue, in honor of her guests
Miss NuttinR, Of Mont Clair, N. j., and
Miss Jadwin. OF Carbondale. Others
present were Misses Morss, Amy Nor
thup, Emma Burns, Grace and Elizabeth
Sanderson, Helen Stevens. Anna SAL
mon, Primrose, Helen Foulke, Stew
art Simpson, Katherine STEEL, Anna
McAnulty, Mary Gearhart, May Albro,
Haslam, Charles and Arthur Teall.
Ezra Scott, Morss, Curtis Powell, Rus
sell Jones, of Carbondale; George
Welsh, Wilkes Barre; Scranton Wolfe,
Roswell McMullen, Clarence Gilmore,
Lawrence Watres, Walter Stevens,
William Dimmick, Ford Pratt. Warren
Pierson-
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, who, owing to
unexpected calls from out-of-town
in the past month, has been
unable to open her dancing
classes as yet, will only con-
duct classes during the latter part Of
the season, all of these opening the
first week in January. This decision
will be disappointing to the young peo-
pie and children with whom Mrs. Lewis
is a special favorite. She will remain
in town the greater part of the time
until after the holidays.
Mrs. II. II. Coston has issued cards
for series OF entertainments to he
given within the next few days. This
afternoon she will give a matinee party
to number OF ladies who will attend
Faust" returning to her home for
supper. On Wednesday she will give a
luncheon. TO be followed by cards in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gallatn Wheel
er, of New York, have announced the
marriage of their daughter Miss Cas-
sic Gould, to Mr.. Edwin May Gearhart,
of this city. The wedding took place
at The Osborne. West Fifty-seventh
street, the home of the brides par
ents ,on Wednesday at 4 o'clock. The
l(tN. "lliOn Merle SJnllIl, DdSlOT OL
the Central Presbyterian church, per-
formed the ceremony. There were no.
bridesmaids, maid OF honor or ushers.
James X. Gearhart, of Scranton, was
his brothers best man. The bride
wore simple gown of white satin,
trimmed with real lace. Some of the
out of town guests present at the
ceremony and reception We're the
Of hn hriAaprnnn, nd
Mrs. w. H. Gearhart, the Misses
tiearhart, Mrs. Barker, Miss Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Taylor and
the Misses Hanley, of Scranton: Miss
Rusgles Of Chicago; Mrs. B. c.
Wheeler, of Syracuse, n. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eipp. of West Pittston. Pa;
Congressman and Mrs. w. j. White,
Of Cleveland. O., and Dr. and Mrs.
Davenport, of New Rochelle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gearhart will be at home after
Feb. /, at their handsome new resi-
dence, 9l2 TrIe street.
Mrs. Thomas Dickson will return to
this city on Thursday when she will
be the guest of her daughter Mrs. II.
NJ Boies. Mrs. Dickson leaves her
summer residence at Morristown much
improved in health.
Mrs Charles SChlager gave a reCep.
ton Thursday afternoon at her resi-
dence on Clay avenue, introducing her
eldest daughter. Miss Mabelle. Mrs.
Schlagcr and Miss Mabelle were
assisted in receiving by Miss Sophie
Schlager About the rooms We're Mrs
X. L. Paterson and Mrs. \. l.. Patter-
son, of Carbondale; Mrs. c. F. Walter
Mrs T. G.. Wolfe, Mrs John Simpson
Mrs G. NJ. Hallstead. Mrs. b. a. Hill
Mrs. Charles McMullen. Mrs. G.. II
Brdsall Miss Elizabeth Sanderson
Miss Nutting, of Montclair, n j.
At the table in the dining room were
Mrs. j. s. McAnulty and Mrs. ]. #
Porter. The young ladies who assisted
were Miss Sue Jordan, of Carbondale
Miss Emma Burns, Miss Amy North,
up. Miss Anna Salmon and Miss Editt
Hill.
Miss Anna McAnuIty and Miss Loi,
Schlager presided at the punch bow
and were assisted by Misses Netti,
Schlager and Helen Jones.
At their home in North Park, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Schank were ten
dered a pleasant surprise last night
by a number of their friends in honor
of the second anniversary OF their
wedding. Music was furnished by
Miss LYDIA Sailor and Professor Chas
y Doersam. At a seasonable hour re-
freshments were served. Present were
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Hendiges, Mr. and
Mrs. Hetzel. Mr.. and Mrs. Gessler
DIR and Mrs KnOX Mr. and Mrs