The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-09

among friends in and about Scranton during the
early part of the week.
Misses Elizabeth and Grace Sandcrson will at
tend commencement at Vassar on Monday.
f. G. Russell and +. S. Peck were registered
at the Darlington in New York this week.
Miss Dollie Keck, of this city, has been spend
ing few dayc with friends in WlkcsBarre.
Rev. j. J. Rankin, OF Elmhurst, has been
spending the week in Newark and New York.
Judge and Mrs. Alfred Hand have returned
after a trip through New Mexico and the west
Miss Mary Timlin, of the Lackawanna hos
pital, is spending her vacation in New York city.
William j. Torrey, of this city, was the guest
of Bruce Bedford, OF Wilkes. Barre, during the
week
Rev. Rogers Israel has been honored with
the degree Of Doctor of Divinity by Dickinson
college
DR.. John R. welch will leave next wedne5
day for Long Branch, where he will stay until
October.
Mrs Henry U. Atherton and Miss Edith Mar.
tn of the North End, are guests of Mrs d. N.
Bannister, at West Pittston.
Mrs W. S. Foote and son, Willie, of 600 Olive
street, are visiting her father, Simon Marcy, OF
Glenwood, Susquehanna county
Robert L.. Menner, o: Honesdale, one Of
the eight PchnsylIanians in this years grad
uating class at Annapolis Naval academy.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Strong, of "Hillsde
| Mrs. Aaron Mcdonnell North Main avenue.
| DIR. R. II. Gibbons is at Atlantic City, attend.
| ing the sessions Of the American Medical asso-
citation as the delegate Of the Lackawanna society
Dr. Bessey gave an interesting address at the
| Wednesday evening meeting of the Providence
Presbyterian church. His theme was sour Re.
| ligion and Our Bodies"
Rev. c. G. Spieker, pastor of Holy Trinity Lu-
| theran church, has gone to Philadelphia to at
| tend meeting of the mnisterium OF Pennsyl-
| Sania, which opens tomorrow.
| Professor George Howell, superintendent OF the
| city schools, is at West Chester. assisting in
conducting the final examination Of the students.
He is member of the state examining board
| for that institution.
| Edward jackson, son of Il. S. jackson, of this
| city, is member of the graduating class at the
| Naval academy at Annapolis. His sister, Miss
| Jackson, and brother Harry are attending the
| commencement exercises. They are accom-
panied by Clarence Morss
James p Taylor, editor Of the Independent
Republican, of Montrose, was in his city yester
! day upon his return from Chambersburg, where
| he has been in attendance at the G. A. Il. re-
union. Editor Taylor is veteran Of the war o
| the rebellion having served in the artillery, ant
one of tine most genial and popular attendant;
| at the camp.fres
| Colonel Arthur Long received word yesterday
| from Chairman Frank Reeder, of the Republi
| can state committee, stating that the headquar
| ters of the Pennsylvania delegates to the Re
publican national convention will be at the
Hotel Walton where comfortable quarters have
| been reserved for the entire delegation, The
| Walton is Philadclphias finest hostelry.
Miss Elizabeth Hand, daughter of DIR. ID. b
Hand, has just returned from Miss Dana's semin
| AIRY, Morristown, New Jersey, where, by faithful
| application to her studies, especially the piano
she won for herself an honored place in the grad
| of that distin sha1 cnhn %
young ladies, namely, that of delighting tn,
| large and cultured audience there assembled b,
her artistic playing Should Miss Hand continu,
TO cultivate her talent for music she will hav
brilliant future in that most charming accom-
plishment,