The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-05
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Among the out-of-town gueses were;
Mr. and Mrs Brewster Rochester N. y;
Mr.. Gueran, New York; Miss Dorr, Sagl-
nav, Mich, Miss Lowe, Dayton, o.; Miss
McGec. Jersey city; Miss DUPONT, VIII
mington, Del; Miss Brewer, Brooklyn,
n. Y. Miss Wells. Cazenovia, N. Y; Miss
Hart, Miss Savage. Railway, N. j.: Miss
Clarke Orange, n. j.; Messrs. Harry
Fenton, Jamestown, N. y; George Olden,
Troy, N y; Charles Hyde, Syracuse, n.
Y; j.. ". Barry. Williamstown, Mass;
Morgan st. Louis; ID. E. Bird, New York;
Gardner Brown. Portland, Me-; J. u.
Cooke Bcllefonte.
Mrs. NJ II. Kays gave n pretty tea at
her home in Green Ridge yesterday after
noon She was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. J. p. Van Bergen. of Carbondale'
About the rooms were Mrs. James ~
Linen, Mrs. Bentley and Mrs. Helen
Franklin. There were two dining rooms
one daintily adorned in pink, the other In
rel. Mrs. j. L. Dickson, Miss Jennie Eey-
nods, Mrs, w. NJ. Dickson and Mrs. III. h.
Reynolds presided at the tables. Miss
Hall. of Elmira: Miss Van Cleef, Miss
Poore. Miss HUI, Miss Lindsay, Miss
blanche Huh, Miss Mary Linen, Miss
Sayre of Montrose. assisted in serving.
Mrs. " Selden Blair gave a dance last
night at the Country club for her daugh-
ter and son, Miss Bessie and Mr.. John
Blair. About sixty young people en-
| joyed Il delightful crerirg.
Miss Jermyn entertained the Twitchell-
| Winton bridal party yesterday at lunch
| con. Among those present were: Miss
Dorr. of Saginaw, Mich. Miss Beth Lowe,
| Dayton, o.: Miss Traces Hunt, Miss Alice
| Belin, Miss Eleanor Anderson, Miss
Ethel Boies. Miss Espeth Winton, Miss
Augusta Archibald. Miss Helen Wnton,
Messrs. Gardner Brown, Portland, Me.
| ID. S. Bird, New York. Harry Fenton,
jamestown. N. v; George Alden, Troy,
! n. Y: l.. Winton Barry, Williamstown,
Mass; Charles Hyde, Syracuse. Y.
| Last evening Miss Augusta Archibald ell
| tertained the same guests at dinner. The
marriage of Mr.. Twitchell and Miss Win
| ton will take place today at noon at the
| Green Ridge Presbyterian church. After
| the ceremony a breakfast will be served
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Wnton, on Sandcrson
| avenue.
Mrs. n. Lcet gave a luncheon yes
terday for Miss Galpn and her guests
| Miss McGee, Miss Savage and Miss Hurt
| The other guests were the Misses Alice
and Helen Matthews Miss Coleman, Miss
| Nash and Miss Steel.
+. Z. Nettleton has returned from a six
weeks visit to Florida.
Mrs. William Connell, of Clay avenue
is in Washington, d. c.
Mrs. r. NJ O'Brien and children have
returned home from a visit in Philadel.
phia.
Edsell Simpson. son of Warden w. r
| Simpson. of the county Jail. and his
cousin, Milton Mcconnell, are visiting il
| Washington, d. G.
Lieutenant of Palice Michael Spellmar
and Miss Kate Kelly, of North Wash
| ington avenue, will be married next Tues
day morning at IL o'clock at St. Paur'
Catholic church, Green Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. V. Alvord, of North
| Main avenue, expect to leave here mex
Tuesday to reside at ST. Mary, Elk coun
ty, Pa, where the former has secured ;
position as superintendent at the chemica
works.
| l. +. Megargel. recently of Megargel &
Connell, is on n trip for his health and il
now at Alamogordo, New Mexico. He II
so well pleased with the climate in tina
country that he has purchased four lot
and will build AT once, a three story bricl
or stone building. 5Ox120 feet, the uppe
story to be used as a hall.