The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-27

Among the jewels lost by Mrs. Henry
II. Brady, Jr in the robbery on Mon
day night at her home on Olive street
was a magnificent pin set with a
large solitaire and about thirty smaller
diamonds. Another was a fine tur-
quoise, perfect in color and shape,
which was found near Alamagordo.
New Mexico, and which was set in
curiously wrought old gold, specially
designed by TIFFANY for this stone. In
deed, Mrs. Brady was so unfortunate
as to be wearing no jewelry on this
evening, having Just come in from the
Country club and not having gone up
stairs before dinner. Everything, with
the exception of one valuable pin, was
stolen. This happened to be in anoth-
err place and was overlooked. The
loss amounts to several thousand dol
lars and is peculiarly lamented from
the fact that the jewels included many
wedding gifts and her engagement
ring.
This is the third large robbery with
in year or two in that vicinity. 1t
will be remembered that the residence
of Mrs. William Matthews, adjoining
that Of Mr.. G. d. Simpson, on Olive
street, was entered and rich booty
secured in the same fashion.
A few months ago Mrs. y. L. Tate
was robbed of a valuable casket, whose
priceless contents are the more re-
GREETED since therein was included
jewelled military medals belonging to
Captain Tate, whose loss is irreparable.
The robbery was made at the home
of Mrs. Tate's father, Hon. j. A.
Scranton. The residence of Colonel II.
NJ. Boies was also entered within a
year or two, when many jewels We're
taken from the dressing table Of Miss
Boies. Not one of the stolen articles
from these four beautiful homes has
ever been recovered.
The Endeavor society of the Second
Presbyterian church held a most de-
lightful social in the beautiful musical
studios of Professor Chance and Mr..
DOersam last evening. There was a
large attendance and the entertain-
ment was not only an artistic one.
but was unique in the arrangement of
the programme.
The guests were received by Ray
mOnd Sanders0n and the members OF
his committee, who constitute the So
cial committee of the society. The
programme consisted of the reading of
DIR. Van Dykes story. "The Other
Wise Man." by the pastor of the
church, DIR. Robinson, who gave a very
impressive reading of this charming
story. He was listened to very atten-
lively. Between the chapters of the
story appropriate musical selections
were given. Miss Anna Salmon and
Ralph Williams sang beautiful solos
and Mr.. Doersam. pianist, William AL
len, violinist, and Mr.. Stanton, cornet-
list, rendered selections artistically. Re-
freshments We're served by Hanley and
the entire affair was enjoyed by every
one present.
One Of the most beautiful and de-
lightful weddings was celebrated al
RoXborough at noon Tuesday. Oct,
IS. when Miss Mary Magdalene Roger.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi S.
Reger, was united in marriage to DR.
Floyd G. Frederici. OF this city. The
ceremony wass performed in the Gen.
trail Methodist Episcopal church, Rox-
borough, by the pastor, Rev. Ravil II.
Smith. The bride and groom was un-
attended. The ushers We're William
and George Roger. brothers os the
bride, and Frank Wilkinson, of Rox-
borough and Joseph A. Wagner, of
Stroudsburg. The doctor is we'll
known in this city. being the son of
i. G.. Frederici, the cx-liveryman of
Spruce street. and is Il leading den-
tist of this city. They will reside in
Green Ridge.
Miss Evelyn Morris, daughter of
Mi. and Mrs. Samuel Morris of North
Washington avenue, and DR.. Henry
lialpert We're married Wednesday, at
the Scranton Bicycle club house at
noon, Rev. Dr. NJ. Saulzman.of Wilkes
Barre, officiating. There We're no at
tendants. The bride was gOwnel in
crepe lie chine with diamond orna-
ments and flowers. The parIors of the
ciuo house We're Handsomely decolut-
cd with palms ana flowers by Clark. |
The wedding dinner was served by
llanley in the house dining room that
was also prOfuseiy ornamanted with
flowers. Music was furnished by
Bauer's orchestra.
Among the guests present at the
wedding were the following from out |
of town: Mr.. NJ. S. Halpcrt, of New |
York city, father of the groom; Joseph |