The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-14
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AT the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Goodwin, widely
| known and respected residents Of
| Clarks summit, their daughter. Miss
| Anna D.. was united in marriage at
nigh noon on Wednesday to Mr. Fred
eriok j. Stone. of this town. The In
| terror of the house was prettily decor
ated and the parlor, in which the cere-
inony was performed, was a bower of
beauty. Rev. G. II. Reynolds offici.
ated. Only the immediate friends and
relatives witnessed the service. The
pride ana groom We're attended by Miss
Gertrude Goodwin as bridesmaid and
i.ogar stone as groomsnan. The bride
was neatly attircd and presented
charming appearance. After congratu-
lations, the wedding party sat down to
bounteous wedding dinner. They were
the recipients of numerous wedding
gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone are accom-
panied through life by the best wishes
of many. They will reside in this bor-
oush Those present at the ceremony
were Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac stone Miss
Lille Stone. Allen stone, Edgar Stone,
Mrs James Stone, W. j. Stone. ir., r..
j. Davis. of Taylor; Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Goodwin.
Misses Gertrude Goodwin. Nellie AL
ger. Mae Myers. Mrs. Della Alger, of
Clark's summit. Mrs. w. II. Walter
and daughters, Martha and Elsie, of
Green Ridge; Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Good
win. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Gardner and
daughter Anna, Of Factoryville; Mr.
and Mrs. w. p. Cobb. Mrs. Isaac p.
Jones and daughters. Anna and Flor
ence. of Scranton; Miss Myrtle La Rue,
of Chinchilla; Mr.. John Jones, of Nam
ticoke, and Mr.. David Goodwin, Of
Factoryville.
A surprise party was rendered David
Reese. at his home on Railroad street,
Wednesday evening, in which a large
number Of friends participated. \ Very
pleasant evening was spent, and at
midnight refreshments were served.
Those present We're Misses Annie Will
Jams, Airline Jones. Mary Williams.
Mary Comerack, Emma Morris. Mary
j. Beecham Sarah Pugh, Jennie Dee,
Bessie Evans, Helen Williams, Hannah
Shue, Gwen Davis, Edith Rogers, Mag
gle Risk, Gertie Decker, Agnes Decker,
Lizzie Tucker .Jennie> Griffiths, Emma
Winters, Mabel Tucker, Hannah Smith,
and Messrs. Thomas Morgan. William
Morgan. Thomas Hitching. Arthur Will
idiiiS' w iiIldiHs, w lllIdil
Evan Jones. David Meredith, William
Parftt, Daniel O'Boyle. John Roche.
John Hannick, Edward Dopps. Will
lam Morris. David Davis. William
Rogers Fred Evans. David r. Davis.
Homer Davis. Garfield Williams, John
Evans, Henry Coombs and Richard
Grifiiths.
The United Mine Workers of America
will hold Il mass meeting at Weber's
rink. Saturday evening, when National
Organizer Frederick Dilcher and
Mother Jones will be present to de-
liver addresses. All united mine work.
ers are requested to be present.
The young people of the Church of
Immaculate Conception recently formed
Il literary society. \ very large men,
bership has been enrolled. The society
promises to become one of the most |
prominent organizations in this town.
Miss Maggie Rutibach and Mr.. John |
Imeidopf, both popular young people of |
this town, We're united In marriage last |
evening by the Rev. Adolph Weber. |
pastor of the German Evangelical |
church. A reception was rendered to |
their many friends in Weisenhuh hall |
after the wedding ceremony. They We're
the recipients of numerous presents.