The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-14
Social and Personal.

Deen located CnleHN IN New Y Ork. InlS
week II was decided to remove his
family thither and Mrs. Zehnder and
little daughter have gone to take up
their residence in handsome uptown
quarters at the Netherlands. The eld-
er daughter is at Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. william Connell went to Wash
ington yesterday, where she will re-
main during the season. Mrs. Connell
has been very ill and it was not ex-
pected that she would he able to travel
80 soon. but owing to the fact that
MIR. Connell has also been suffering
from a severe attack OF the grip she
decided to go at once. Mr.. j. l.. Con-
nell has been in Washington for the
past few days.
Everett Warren gave a dinner Thurs
day evening at his residence to the
superior and common pleas court judg-
es. There were present: Hon. Charles
T.. Rice. Hon. James A. Beaver, Hon.
p. F. Smith, Hon. George b. Orlady,
Hon. w. w. Porter. Hon, Dinner Bee
Der, Hon. w. ID. Porter. Hon. Il. w.
Archibald Hon. +. w. Gunster, Hon.
II. NJ. Edwards and Hon. l.. n. Will
lard
Professor J. NJ. Chance, Organist in
the Second Presbyterian church. has
returned after a fortnight's visit at
his old home i'm Sedalia, Mo. While
away Professor Chance also spent a
few days with his parents in Illinois.
Mrs. c. B. Scott, Mrs. l.. NJ. Hcssler
and Miss Helen Stevens will assist at
a reception given today by Mrs. George
B. Kulp, of Wilkes-Barrc.
Judges Orladv and Beaver went to
their homes yesterday to spend sun
day. The other judges remain in the
city for the sessions of the superior
court next week.
Mrs f. S. Barker gave a children's
party on Monday for her son, Sam.
Miss Edith Norton went to New
York yesterday. She will be heard in
readings in the next number on the
high school course.
The bar dinner was given up--the at
fractions of inaugural at Harrisburg
being too great to permit of its being
a success.
Miss Lizzie Nichols and Mr.. John
Twining were married Tuesday eve
ming at their newly furnished home, on
Leggctt street, by Rev. w. f. Davies.
Miss Mary Williams was married to
Mr. Frederick Rupp, of Port Jervis,
on Tuesday at st. Lukes church. The
rector. Rev. Rogers Israel, performing
the ceremony. Miss Lottie Williams,
of Mayfeld, was maid of honor; w. ].
Morgan, of this city, was grOomsman.
Everett Warren has been appointed
one of the aides to Chief Marshal
Olmstead at the inaugural parade at
Harrisburg on Tuesday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wells celebrat-
ed the tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding on Tuesday evening at their home
on Hollister avenue.
The board of trade dinner is the
much talked of event of Monday night
Rev. Rogers Israel and Architect
Brown We're in New York this week Sc
| lecting pictures, etc, for st. Luke's
new parish house, now approaching
completion.
Many Scranton people have received
| invitations to the governors inaugur-
| alton on Tuesday, and it is expected
that large delegation from this city
will go to Harrisburg on Monday.
This week saw the exodus of college
boys back to work again.
| Mrs. F. A. Brownscombe, of Wilkes
Barre: Miss Oakley, of Scranton, and
Isaac Van ScOY, of Kingston, left for
| California yesterday morning with a
| Raymond & Whitcomb excursion, ex-
| pecting to spend several months visit
ing the prominent cities of Northern
and Southern California. They will go
via the Southern route and expect to
return via Salt Lake City. arriving
home some time in March Yesterdays
Wilkes Barre Times.
Albert n. Cramer, of this city, and
Miss Alma Myers, of Chicago, were
married on Tuesday in the latter place,
They will live at the Jermyn after this
\ month.
Miss Anna Hart. of Ladwg's -Four
! Cent store, and Peter OBrien, of New
! York, will be married in ST. Patrick's
church on the West Side, Jan. 25. At
ter southern trip they will reside in
New York.