The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-24

the guest of Miss Carrie Knittle of JEFF
ferson avenue. Miss Wirtz and Miss
Knittle were schoolmates at st. Mary's
academy WilkesB Barre, where they at
tended commencement exercises this
week.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban and Rev. d. ].
MaCGodriCk are attending the junior
priests retreat at Glen Summit which
will close today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade NJ Finn and
daughter, Harriet. will leave the city
today for Crystal Lake, where they will
spend the summer.
Jacob Schafer and Miss Ellen Fell
were married on Thursday evening by the
Rev.. p f. Hzclman. of the 'Miffiin
Avenue Lutheran church.
Bishop Hoban has temporarily as
signed Rev. Francis j. Cauavan as as
sistant at the cathedral. and Rev. NJ
f. Manley as assistant at Ashley.
The following Scrantonians We're regis
tered at the ST. Denis in New York this
week: w. II. Coursen, John ]. Blair,
G.. q. Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Ben
nett. Mrs. d. W. Hessler, DR.. and Mrs.
n. Y. Leet and c. Seybolt
Michael Costello, of North Scranton,
and Joseph A. Donnely and Dudley NJ.
Handlcy, of South Scranton. returned
yesterday from Holy Cross college at
Worcester, Mass, to spend the summer
vacation at their home here.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Margaret Vipond, teacher In
No. 81 school TO Oscar w. Payne, of
Hand d Payne The marriage will take
place in the Providence Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening, July 5,
at 73O o'clock.
AT the Hotel Albert in New York this
| week the following from Scranton were
| registered: Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Brown,
Miss Grace Williams, John A. Mears, NJ.
p. Carter, John Mcdonnell, j. L. Will
liams, +. w. Beavers, b. S. Robinson
and NJ. W. Drake.
Howard Luckey, of Mauch Chunk, was
| I'm Scranton this week.
Miss Sadec Kaiser. of Wilkes Barre,
was in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Collins visited
| Williamsport on Wednesday.
f.. NJ. Harrington, Of Park Side, Mon
roe county. was in the city this week.
| Miss Bell, Of Foster, is the guest OF
| Mrs. George w. Chase, of North Main
avenue.
| jackson Stinc, who has been the guest
Of Scranton friends, has returned to his
home In Blakeslee.
Mrs. W. L. Talbot, of Schenectady, n
Y, was the guest of her uncle. Mr.. +,
T. Sweet for the past few days.
Mrs. Strupler, of Jersey City. who has
been the guest of Mrs. f. Il. Stevens
and other friends i'm town, mas returned
| home.
| Miss Bertha G. Watkins was graduated
from Bucknell university last Wedncs-
| day with the highest hOnOrs in a class
| of forty-siX. She received the "Eben
| G. Jayne scholarship" given by Dr.
| Jayne. of Philadelphia, for excellence in
| scholarship and general standing. Sht
won, also, the gold watch prize which is
given for the best Grafton delivered on
| Commencement day. The watch is CIV
en- this year by Harry s. Hopper. esd
of Philadelphia, Miss Watkins has gone
| to the Bell estate near Altoona to Tecu-
| peratc. After "A few weeks she will re-
| turn to her parents, Rev. ana Mrs w.
G. Watkins, of North Main avenue.
| T. w. Shaw was in Stroudsburg this
week.
Jesse NJ. Bell is visiting friends in Will
Transport.
! Miss Agnes Vickery is visiting at Liv-
| ingston Manor, New York,
Miss Leah Howell, Of ElkdaIe, is the
guest of Miss Hannah Hin, of Fillmore
| avenue.
Pupils of Miss Jones' and Miss storms
rooms at No. IS school had trolley par
| ty Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Rafferty, and family, OF
Moscow, are spending a few weeks at
| Lake Sheridan.
Mrs. ]. +. Neary, of Mary street, has
returned from a two weeks visit with
relatives In New York city.
Mrs. Charles Watkins, Of Lafayette
/ street, is visiting her son, Charles ].
| Watkins, of Brooklyn, N, Y.
| Mr.. Edward h. Hughes, a student at
| Lafayette college Easton, has returned
home TO spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Thomas, of South
Hyde Park avenue, are entertaining Mrs.
Elizabeth Getting and children, of Gun
| ningham.
Or. and Mrs. ]. w. Coolidge are at At
| InutIc CITY this week where DR. Coolidge