The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-08
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( an operation to her thumb. where
slight injury to the flesh near the nan
| had resulted in a painful abcess. She
| had expected to go to New York to-
| day, but owing to the necessity for
! immediate treatment may remain Il
| few days longer.
Miss Jessie Bates johnson and Os-
car King Davis, of New York, were
| married Wednesday morning at IL
| o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church. Binghamton, n. Y. The we'd
| ding was an event of social importance
and for some time before the hour of
| the ceremony friends began to assem-
| bic at the church. The ushers, Fred
! eriCk Ayres Johnson, brother of the
| bride. Albert II. Walker, of New York;
John NJ. Davidge and William II. He
| cox. Wallstein Root. of New York,
| was best man. The bridesmaids were
Miss Elizabeth Mix, of Chicago. Miss
! Helena Knapp, Miss Agnes Weed and
Miss Isabelle NJ. Winters, gowned alike
| in yellow. Miss Margaret Johnson.
| sister of the bride, was maid of honor.
| The bride entered on the arm of her
| father Hon. J. NJ. johnson. Her gown,
one of exquisite beauty was made of
white corded silk en- train, elaborately
| trimmed with real old lace, with bow
knot effect. Her bridal veil was daint-
| lily fastened with orange blossoms and
i'm her hand she gracefully carried a
bouquet of white orchids. Rev. Ar
thur r. Teal, assistant pastor of the
church, and Rev. Henry Hallam
Tweedy, of Utica, performed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will sail
April II for Manila, where Mr.. Davis
will have charge of the New York
Suns staff.
| A vast circle of friends of Mrs.
Thomas Dickson will be pleased TO
learn that she has made a most unex-
pectedly speedy recovering from the
recent operation upon her eyes and
will return to her home in this city to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Smith gave
a beautiful dinner at their home on
Clay avenue on Saturday in honor of
Miss Galpin and her guests. Miss
MCGEE, Miss Hurt, and Miss Savage.
Among others present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. Blackinton, Messrs. Frank
l. Linen, Hugh Archibald, John B. s.
Galpin and Clarke Guild. The table
decorations We're in white and green.
Mrs. NJ. r. Kays gave a prer:y tea at
her home in Green Ridge Tuesday af-
ternoon. She was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. j. b. Van Bergen, of Carbon
dale.
Mrs. N. Y. Leet gave a luncheon
l .nl, IL, hat.
guests. Miss McGee, Miss Savage and
Miss Hurt.
| Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Jacob
Schwartz, of this city, and Miss Annie
Friedberg, of New York city, which
will occur Saturday. April Is, at the
residence of the brides parents, III
Lewis street.
Miss Lucia Rttenhouse entertained
friends informally Wednesday evening.
Mrs. f. l.. Fuller gave a chicken
and waffle supper Thursday night at
the Country club. Among those pre-
sent We're Mrs. John Ryon, Of Potts
| Vile; Mrs. Brewster, of Rochester;
Miss Dorr, Miss Lowe, Miss Ander-
son, Miss Dale Miss Belin, Miss STEM
son, of Philadelphia; the Misses Arch
bald Miss Hunt; Messrs. Robert
Brown, Of Portland, Me-; Morgan, Of
st. Louis, Huntington, c. A. Belin,
William Torrey Mortimer Fuller,
Bliss, A. G. Hunt, ]. b. Neale.
The Phi-Alphas will give a dance
Monday night at the Country CLUB.
Miss Mabel Schlager gave a card
| party Monday evening, when the
| guests We're Miss Haentgen, of Belle
| fontaine, Ia; Miss Stewart, Miss
Simpson, Miss Amy Northup, Miss
Emma Burns, Miss May Albro, Miss
Emma Foster, Miss Helen West, Miss
Cora Watts, Miss Salmon, Messrs.
Harry Simpson, Harry Houck, Frank
Leonard, Isaac Haslam, Warren Pier
son, Howard and Ray Fuller, Ford
Pratt, Charles Yeall, True Surdam.
Miss Amy Northup gave an informal
dance Thursday evening in honor Of
: Miss Watts and Miss Salmon, of
Honesdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Boyer will give
a cotillion and reading at the Bicycle
club Tuesday evening.
The most superb dance ever given
in this city was that of Tuesday eveE-
ing, when Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Fuller
entertained at the Bicycle club. The
decorations We're original and beau-
tiful. There We're many lovely East
err gowns and a great number of out
of-town guests. Every detail was car
ried out to perfection and the ocra-
, sion was a memorable one. Mr.. and