The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-17

LeVan, Lorena LaBar. Annie Parke,
Christian Dryden, Robert Dryden, Helen
! a. Connell, Frederick Connell, Eleanor
Clemans, Laila Coston, Grace Coolidge,
Karl Coolidge, Ralph Davis, Harold
Davis, John Duckworth, Harry Duck
worth, Matte Edgar, Marie Gunster.
Hilda Matthews, Eleanor Matthews,
Helen Mott, Marjorie OBren, Philip
| Platt, Nemie Price. Bessie Price, An
ME Robertson, Earl Rice, Dudley San
derson, Louise Smith, Florence Smith,
Grace Richmond. Mary Richmond,
Marion Taylor. Fred. Woolworth. Dud-
ley Griffin, Walford Lewis. Robert Nc
Clave, Grace McClave, Warner Hayes,
! Harold Cooper, Roy Chapel Irene
Trey, Frances Trey, Katherine Cowles,
Donald Robinson, Margaret Chapel,
Louise Chapel, Jennie Hoffman, Dom
aid Clark, Ethel Watkins, Earl Wat
kins, Frances Richard, Dorothy Grip
pen. Irene Jones. Charles Church, Bona
line Church, Dewitt Harris, Evelyn
Dickerson. Katherine Beal, Frank Me-
Donald, Ralph Mcdonald. Karl McDon-
aid, Ruth Mcdonald, Walter Shearer,
Helen Shearer, Karl Anderson, Keath
Anderson, Helen Sadler, Ruth Sadler,
Throop, Kenneth Porter, Russell Por-
ter Everett Dale, William Jessup, Ber-
nard Connell. Gladys Connell Louise
Connell, Lucille Connell. Margaret Cal
lender, Margaret Mates. Lydia Mates.
Dorothca Mates. Marguerite Barker,
Emma Barker. Margaret Wylie, Eliza
beth Storrs. Elizabeth Jermyn, Mary
! McClave, Margaret Connell, Marjorie
Christian, Rose Vandling, Ernest Cool
idgc, Margaret Brooks.
The marriage of Miss Helen +. Cooke.
to Miles Tracy Hand. son of Judge
| Hand. was solemnized on Tuesday
/ evening at the home of the brides
uncle, Mr.. Edward Cooke in German
! town.
/ The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. w. Williams, formerly of the Dun
more Presbyterian church, only the inn
! mediate relatives of the bride and
! groom being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hand will leave on
Monday next for Birmingham, Ala.
whore Mr.. Hand will take charge Of
some important engineering work for
the Francis Brothers & Jellett COM
pany, of Philadelphia.
a delightful reception was given for
the Foreign Missionary society uf the
First Presbyterian church last night
! at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Archibald. These charming annual
events are usually held on the spacious
lawn which looks like fairy lands on
such occasions, but the coolness of the
evening precluded out of door "frivol-
! itY." and the beautiful rooms were
thrunged with guests. Mrs. Olmstead
and Mrs. \. f.. Hunt presided at the
| table where a big bowl of red roses
| glowcd. Among those who assisted in
serving refreshments We're: Miss Hunt,
| Miss Coleman. the Misses Archibald
! Miss Kingsbury Miss Alice Matthews,
| Miss Seybolt.
n pleasing musical programme was
furnished by Mrs. Lily Josephs- * eller
Mrs +. 9. Dean and Miss Freeman,
whose beautiful songs We're accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Blackman.
Rev. DR.. Logan made few remarks
complimentary to the host and hostess
Of the evening. Mr. Plumley an
nOunCed the various numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w, Scranton gave
a dinner Tuesday evening i'm honor Of
Miss Belin and her guest Miss Dewitt.
\ very pretty wedding occurred on
Wednesday evening. when Miss Jennie
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Smith, Of Throop street, was
united in marriage to James II. Drown
at the brides home. Rev II. w. ely
mcr, pastor of the North Main Avenue
Christian church, performed the cere-
mony, which took place in the parlor,
which was magniiicently decorated with
flowers for the occasion. Miss Eliza
beth Jones, of West Scranton, was the
bridesmaid, and the groomsman was
George Smith, a brother of the bride.
Fred. J. Buck and Miss Caroline
BEEF. both of Scranton, We're married
on the evening of June 3 at the par
sonage Of the Washburn street Pres
byterian church by the Rev. John Z.
| MOffat. They We're accompanied by
James w. Gritman and Miss Anna c..
Bcff sister of the bride they will re-
side on Lackawanna avenue.
Miss Coleman entertained at a thin-
BILE tea on Saturday last.
| n merry party or young people pleas
| antly surprised the Misses Flora and
Sadie Leeds. of Adams avenue, Thurs
day evening. Games, vocal and in
strumental music and reCitatiOus added
to the enjoyment of the evening. Mrs.
| G.. l.. Aucr, Mrs. q. l.. Fields Mrs. NJ
]. Tierney and Mrs. o. f. Leeds looked
after the comfort of the callers Those
who attended were the Misses Lillian
Morris, Mae Mclean, Maud Johns
ton, Mary Jones, Anna Tierncy, Mamie
Robb, Eva Sinner, Helen Long, Iva
Prall, Agnes Williams, Jessie Matthias.
and Messrs. Harry Hand, James Will
Iiams, Ben Eynon, Stanley Evans,
Rutherford MOser, G. c. Evans, Irwin
We'll and George Auer..
The Philadelphia Ledger of yester-
day says John Wanamaker, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter,
Colonel and Mrs. II. NJ. Boes
Colonel and Mrs. j. q. Butler,
Professor f.. A. Bowser, Captain +. r.
Rice, y. $. A., and General and Mrs.
l.. a. Barbour sailed today on the
Hamburg American line steamer Au-
guste Victoria" Colonel and Mrs
BOies and their daughters, Misses
Ethel and Helen, will be absent until
September. They will take an ex-
| tpnla1 trim In. bp Of ,,rbf fCl