The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-01


bridesmaids were Misses Florence
Hull Lavinia Dimmick, Lillian Poore,
Jean Lindsay, Kate Nettleton and Miss
Homer of st. Louis. The flower girls
were Misses Dorothy and Emma Tay-
lor.
Miss Kathryn A. Haggerty was one
Of the prettiest brides of the season
on Thursday, when she was married
to Mr.. Frank o. Megargee at st. Pet
er's cathedral. Miss Annie Early. of
Pittston, was maid Of honor, Mr.. Frank
Reichart, of Philadelphia, was best
man. The wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs William Haggerty,
on Mulberry street.
Miss Amy r. Rawson, formerly of
Greenwood who has been nurse at the
city hospital, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was married on June 81 to Arthur
Craw, by the Rev. Peter Glare. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Rawson, of Greenwood. and is
well known in this city. The groom is
also we'll known in Scranton and is at
present one Of Minneapolis prominent
merchants. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawshaw
have the good wishes Of their friends in
this city. Among those that attended
from this city were Mrs. Henry Raw
son. mother OF Mrs. Crawshaw, and
| Mrs. Weldy, cf Sumner avenue. the
ErOOm's sister.
| Today on the Country club golf links
an approach and putting match will he
| played instead of the scheduled driv-
| ing contest, the former being postponed
! from last week. The match will he
! held on the home green, and 1t is re-
! quested that all contestants be present
! at 2.3O. Young and old are requested to
| enter.
The first few days of the new street
| car schedule prove the popularity OF
| the convenient transportation. While
it brings an increased number of golf
ers, many more spectators are also
present. An elaborate gate is being
constructed. and the rules for trespass-
ing will be vigorously enforced.
The great interest of the coming
week centers in the general handicar
for the Fourth, when the fine tankard
| and three cups are offered by the
| green's committee as first prize, with
a handsome golf club as second. The
cups may be seen at Florey e. Brooks
IN the evening a band concert and fire
works will be the attractions. 1t is ex.
| pected that all the stay-at homes will
be present.
Local golfers are yet talking about
the contest of last Saturday, between
Captain j. II. Brooks and Harrison, the
professional. 1t was really a most re-
markable game and no one was more
surprised than Mr.. Brooks himself
While he knew that he was playing
good golf. he had no idea that he woult
defeat the famous champion, who a!
he said was brought up on the links
Of Scotland. Not only did Mr. Brooks
break all records of the links. but h,
played three under the bogie. Mr.: Har.
rison was much chagrined, as 1t wat
the first time he had ever been de
feated by an amateur,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Foster are en-
tertaining a house party of seVera
friends of their daughter. Among then
are Miss Frances s. Seward, of Albany
Miss Mary j. Curtis, of New Haven
Conn; Miss Nell V. Carr of Orange, n
j. Last evening a number of guests
including those just named, Messrs
Castlebury, of Philadelphia; Pond, Gil
more and DR.. Corse were given a din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. Foster at tn,
Country club. Today the young la
dies with Miss May Albro, will b,
taken to Preston park, where Mr.. FOs
ter and fanny will remain over th
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Fuller are Occu
pying a cottage at Shelter Island
where they will entertain a number o
house parties during the season. The,
have taken their horses thither an,
Mr.. Fuller has recently purchased
steam launch which will add 10 tn
summers pleasure. \ company o
, guests who will remain with them dur
ing the next fortnight consists of Di
, and Mrs. c. l.. Frey, Mr.. and Mrs. +
, G. COursen, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
, Fuller Mrs. William Matthews and Mis-
, Elizabeth Howell.
, Miss Lillian Reckstein, of this city
was united in marriage on Thursda
I morning to Walter c. Fellows. G
|, Philadelphia. The ceremony was pei
. formed at the home of the brides pan
. ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Recksteil
I of Taylor avenue, by the Rev. w. 4
, Nordt Both the bride and groom Wei
! unattended. At the conclusion of th
, ceremony a wedding breakfast wa
. served To the immediate relatives
, the contracting parties Mr.. and Mr.
, Fellows left the city yesterday for Car
: May, where they will spend the
honeymoon. They will reside in Phila
!. delphia. Mrs. Fellows is a wellknow
young lady, possessing many lovab
traits of character. The groom is
mechanical draughtsman employed I
Cramps shipyard.
Oscar Payne. of Hand & Payne. gay
a supper to a party of Green Ridl
wheelmen al Scheibers hotel Elm
hurst, Thursday evening. Mr.. PayI
will wed Miss Margaret Nipond nel
: Wednesday evening and Thursda
: evenings event was in the nature
= a farewell to bachelor days Tho!
y who partoOk of MI Payne's hosp
8 tallty were Frank Schroeder. Rail-
= Gregory, l. /. Rowlson, II. T.. Kelle
Y r. V. White, Charles Carr Charl
' Knight, j. NJ. Walker, Everett How
y Walter Jones, Harry Pond, Edwal
y Bishop, Jack Nipond, George Lon
> ]. j. Payne, Howard Davis, II, :. Hu
|. fling and Del jenkins,
y Major Everett Warren and fami
= left yesterday for The HesperuS
!, Magnolia, Mass, for the summer N
!, Warren will return after spending
J. week at this resort.