The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-03

win. Mary McIlugh, Julia Lamb, Nora
Gerrity. Katherine Healey, Nellie
Griffin. Sarah Duffy, Sarah McAndrew,
Miss Slattery, Miss Gallagher and Miss
hogan.
An enjoyable birthday party was
held at the home of Miss Ray Davis,
on Rock street, Tuesday evening. and
was attended by a large number of
young people.
be given by st. Margarets Guild next
"Wednesday evening in st. Luke's Par
ish house the young ladies in charge
of tables and those who will assist at
| each serving are:
No. Miss Annie Duval, Miss Walsh,
Miss Wilson and Miss Jewell.
No. Miss Lizzie Sherer, Miss Julia
pcttigrew, Miss Gertrude Shopland and
No. 3-Mrs. q. G. Socum, Miss Lois
Sanction. Miss Bessie Keck and Miss
frodericka Derman.
No. Miss Luella Williams. Miss
Grace Shopland. Miss May Pennypackcr
and Miss Gertrude Spraguo.
No. j-Miss Jane MacMartin Miss Cora
lIaldomann, Miss Lizzie Holmes and Miss
Thompson.
No. 6--Miss Ella Dsland, Miss Nellie
Campbell Miss Lydia Lindsay aud Miss
Mcr,ice Footc.
No. 7-Miss Lillian II. Morris. Mrs.
Beecher Ogden. Miss Sadie Campbell
and Miss Solomon.
/ No. S-Miss Bessie Shcrcr. Miss Edna
Sanction, Miss Madeline Hazard and
Miss Grace Pcttisrew.
The Kitchen and cooking departments
are in charge of Miss II. L. Nraemer,
aided by Miss l.. Claghorn. Mrs. A. T..
Pcttigrcw. Misses May and Grace Kings
bury-with competent corps of trained
helpers The hours are from toS.
The engagement Of Miss Turnbull,
OF baltimore, to Captain T.. f.. Chase,
of this city, is announced.
The Philadelphia Press of yesterday
says
Wilmington. Feb. lone of the
most brilliant weddings of the season
was that of Miss Iiene s. DUPONT,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis G;
DUPONT, and Irence DUPONT, the son
of Mrs. LaMotte DUPONT. who were
married at st. Johns Protestant Epis-
copal church at noon today. The church
which was founded by the bride s
grandfather, Alexis /. DUPONT. was
beautifully decorated with lilies, daisies
| and other white flowers. The vested
| choir of the church entered singing
THE Voice that Brcathed Ger Eden
! AS the choir sang the bridal choru.
| from Lohengrin. the bridal couple en-
tered the church.
| Miss DUPONT was attended by Miss
Julia DUPONT, as maid of honor and
the following bridesma ids, Miss Re-
| becca Frost, of Charleston. :. c., Miss
Elizabeth Watkins. of New York: Miss
! Mary r. Chinchestcr, of Philadelphia
Miss Allie Bradford. of Haglcy; Miss
| Mary ~ B. DUPONT. Miss Elizabeth L
| DUPONT. Miss Julia Garter, of Norris
town, n. j., and Miss Louise DUPONT.
| Pierre :. DUPONT, Il brother Of tht
| bridegroom, was best man and the ush-
ors were Charles Bein, of Scranton
| Frederick Fuller, of New York: Frank
| Everett, of Chicago; FeXis Felix Du-
! Pont, Eugene DUPONT. Ernest DUPONT
and Charles Lennig. of this city.
"Thc bride is strikingly handsome
ana wore gown of white satin
|
SONS. She carried brides roses. The
| bridesmaids wore gowns OF white or
candle over yellow silk with hats OF
| French straw and white chiffon. Their,
was large black plume in each. The
maid of honor wore white organdil
over green silk.
THE ceremony was performed by
Bishop Coleman. assisted by Arch
deacon George c. Hall. A wedding
breakfast and reception followed n
the home of the brides parents. After
a trip South the bride and groom vii
| live in Newark. n. j."
| Among other guests from this cit!
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belin, jr
and Miss Belin.
| Miss Anna A. Reidenbach was mar
ried on Wednesday to b. j. McGeehin
telegraph operator for the Scranton
Times. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Peter Christ at st. Marv's
church Miss Kate Reidenbach was
bridesmaid; James Barrett, of Mi
nooka, was best man. a reception was
held at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Reidenbach.
Miss Marjorie A. Turner was married
on Tuesday to Nathan Kizer at the
! home of the brides parents at Nay
| Auc