The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-30

ment. Mr.. f.. &. RULER won tne
II cup; Mr.. II. II. Watkins won
the runner-up prize; Mr.. j. III.
Brooks won the approach and putting
match. Mr.. Pollock, of Wilkes Barre,
won the Consolation prize. The tour
nament was greatly successful. and
was much enjoyed by the Scranton Vis-
itors. Today at the Country club the
event will be a mixed handicap. when
1t is expected that a large number of
entries will be made. The prize is a
handsome cup.
The Country club is much visited
these days. The condition of the greens,
the beauty of the scenery and the cool,
pine-laden breezes are great attrac-
tions.
On the Fourth there will be fire.
works and a band concert, and the
Country club members expect to- have
a delightful day and evening.
People are fast completing their
summer fitting arrangements. The
homes on many of the residence streets
begin to put on the sleepy and dc.
serted look which characterizes houses
closed for the season, while the shops
are crowded with buyers anxious to
make final purchases in order to hasten
away as soon as possible, and dress
makers declare they are driven to
DEATH" June has been such n smiling,
lovely month that the few hot days
this week gave an extra impetus to
the proposed exodus.
Miss Dale gave card party Tues
day morning for her guest Miss Glib
son, of Philadelphia. Among those
present were: Mrs. w. II. Jessup, Mrs.
Frank Siliman. Mrs. Rogers. of Sa-
vannah; Mrs. d. l.. Tate, Mrs. f. r.
Jermyn, Mrs. w. ]. Brown, Mrs. f. II.
Jermyn, Mrs. e. G. Russell Mrs. a. 4.
Brady, ir., Mrs. A. c. Twitchell, Mrs.
p. Is. Belin, Mrs. II. G. Shafer, Mrs,
r. C. Won Storch, Miss Romaine Sey"
bolt, Miss Eleanor Anderson, Miss
Bennett, Miss Gertrude Sprague, the
Misses Reynolds, Miss Louise Mat
thews, Miss Helen Sanderson, Miss
Mason, Mics Dorothy Dimmick.
Mr.. w. D. Kennedy and family have
returned from a most enjoyable trip
abroad, during which Mrs. Kennedy
has recovered her health, which had
3been somewhat impaired. DR.. S. G.
Kennedy spent some time in the study
of bacteriology while IN Germany and
since his homecoming has opened an
office over Lorenz' drug store in Green
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. L. Fuller and Mr..
Mortimer Fuller have gone to Shelter
Island, where they will occupy a beau
tiful villa overlooking the sound ana
near the Manhansett. They will not
entertain the large house parties of
last season, owing to the fact that Mrs.
Fuller has not been in her customary
good health for several months.
Mrs. Frances Lynch gave the last of
her lat homes" on Wednesday, when
her pretty residence on quincy avenue
was thronged with guests. She was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Lynch,
Miss Jennie Reynolds, and Miss Lynch
assisted in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Simpson and Mr..
Harry p. Simpson and family will oc-
cupy charming seaside villa at Shell
ter Island this summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
80 - - ''N'E' Ji'' WIN hNNll lllt lpN II
house on Olive street open for a few
weeks.
Mrs. j. T.. Carmalt entertained n
large party of guests at her home. in
Glenburn, on Wednesday. They COM
posed the members of the Woman's
guild of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd.
Mrs. w. j. Brown delightfully."- en-
tertained the officers and managers of
the Home for the Friendless on We'd
nesday at her country place in Dalton.
The marriage of Mr.. Wilmer +. Whit
man, of Dunmore, to Miss Gussic
Strauss, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Strauss
9Ol West Elm street, on Thursday
efening, was a brilliant affair. The
bride and groom are both members
of the Penn Avenue Baptist church.
and the ceremony was performed b.
the pastor, Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce,
ID. ID. The home was beautifully
decorated with roses and palms, and
the bridal party occupied a corner of
the spacious parlors amid garlands of
flowers. The bride was handsomely at
tired and was attended by her sister,
Miss Ida Strauss as maid of honor.
DR.. William l.. Van Buskirk was best
man.
A select orchestra played the we'd
ding march and furnished choice music |
throughout the evening, Many rich |
and beautiful welding gifts were re- |
ceived with the love of friends. Th. |
newly married couple will occupy their |
own home, 10 Webster avenue, Dun |