The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02

vUSHE DAYS Just now are filled with
thoughts of June brides, of June
weddings and wedding gifts.
n Crowded into the next fortnight
will be the marriages OF Miss
Caro- Dickson to DR.. Blanchard, OF Miss
Lavinia Dimmick to DIR. Rec. OF Miss
Coleman to DR.. Ericsson and Miss Hull
to Mr.. James Kays. Oddly enough,
three Of the grooms are physicians and
two OF the brides will accompany their
husbands to far-away lands.
Mrs. u. G. Dimmick Issued invita-
tions yesterday to the marriage of Miss
Lavinia Dimmick TO DR.. Rec, OF Lon
don, the ceremony to take place Thurs
day, June IL, at the Church OF the Good
Shepherd, In Green Ridge, at $50
O'clock.
Miss Coleman will be married to DR..
Otto Ericsson on Tuesday next at 8
o'clock. The marriage OF Miss Hull and
Mr.. Kays will take place on the same
day. Miss Caro- Dickson and Dr.
Blanchard will be married on Thurs
day next at o'clock in the First Pres
byterian church.
Many small functions have been
given for these brides-elect. Yester-
day Miss Allis Dale entertained at a
morning thimble tea in honor of Miss
Coleman. Among other guests were
Mrs. B. F.. Watson, Mrs. G.. B. Jermyn,
Mrs. II. II. Brady, Mrs. =. 3. Belin,
Miss Coursen, Miss Mcleod. Miss Sey-
bolt, Miss Nash, Miss Matthews, Miss
Dickson. Miss Wheatley. of Amerlcus.
Ga; Miss Helen Hand, Miss Frances
Hunt, Miss Clare Reynolds.
There will be a Junior handicap to-
day at the Country club for the silver
cup offered by Mr.. Henry Belln, jr.
1t will be one of the most interesting
events of the season, as the juniors
have been most enthusiastic in their
practice, and some have already made
fine records. That many will enter Is
assured.
The return match with Wilkes Barre
at the links of the lattN will be play
ed this afternoon. The team will be
large one, composed of Messrs. T. II.
Watkins, J. H. Brooks. James Blair,
1r., w. J. Torrey, NJ b. Fuller, S. B.
Thorne, F. C. Fuller, T. r. Brooks,
J. H. Torrey, S. H. Kingsbury and A.
G. Hunt.
A team OF six from Scranton won
the Memorial Day match at Easton
on Wednesday. The visitors were
royalty entertained at the Pomfret
club both at luncheon and dinner, and
had most delightful outing. All So
ciety turned out in honor of the oc-
casion. The following was the score
made:
Davis and F. c. Fuller were tied.
j. II. Brooks defeated Haines, 4 UP.
Blair defeated Hapgood, 10 up.
Torrey defeated Maxwell, up.
T. r. Brooks tied Buckner.
s. r. Thorne defeated Fox, up.
The Easton links are about equal IN
length to ours. The putting greens
are not, however, in as fine condition.
Several Scranton men broke the
course record. They were ]. H.
Brooks, 50; James Blair. jr.. Sc; 9. b.
Thorne. 81; F. c. Fuller, So.
The ladies will serve tea today at
the Country club and this little in
formal custom OF Saturday afternoons
is doing much to make It fete day.
One week from today will be the
much talked OF approach and putting
match, which is the most popular con-
test Of the year for all club members
and Is sure to attract throngs OF spec
tators. Nothing is more charming on
u dLltlhbbI lIldll lHe
green Just in front OF the club house,
about which gather the merry groups
on the lovely sward where the, pines
point long silent shadows away from
the western sun,
Scranton golfers were much inter-
ested in the victory won by Mr.. Travis
in the famous Metropolitan match
only second to the greatest match OF
the year. He defeated the champion,
Hartman, with up and to play.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Dickson enter
tained large company Of little people
on their lawn, Thursday, in honor OF
their grandson, Walter Dickson.
A company of Scranton people met
friends from New Jersey, with whom
Memorial day and Thursday were spent
at the Water Gap. Those composing
the party were Mrs. Sterling, the
Misses Sterling. Miss Clark, Messrs
Learned, Clark, Smith and Storrs, OF
Orange: Miss Barker, OF Englewood
N. j.; Miss Archibald, Messrs. Blair