The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-17
Social
Gossip

The last number Of the Bayside Re-
following:
"One of the most charming social
events OF the season was the marriage
of Miss Eva A. Plough. daughter of
Deputy Collector y. II. Plough of Bor-
ough Park tn Mr.. Clarence D. Finn,
Of Dalton. Pa. on Wednesday evening.
at the residence of the brides parents,
1910 F'iftieth street. Borough Park.
THE house was finely decorated with
potted palms and roses. At o'clock
the bridal party started to the sweet
strains Of Mendclssoms Wedding
March -Four young ladies. the Misses
Eatte and Henrietta Murphy, ad
vanced. each holding part of a large
white ribbon forming an aisle through
which the bridal party advanced, led
b! the Rev. +. H. Parsons of Milford.
y. Y, uncle of the bride. who ofiiciated.
assisted by Rev. William McCagur of
the Borough Park Presbyterian church.
These We're followed by Mr.. Harry
Finn and MIR. Webster Dalton. who
acted as ushers: next came the Misses
Alma and Mary Plough, who acted as
bridesmaids. and after them came the
bride and groom.
he bIlut NdS dllllt'l III White Sllh
and carried a large bouquet of white
roses: the bridal veil was clasped with
4 large diamond brooch which was the
present of the groom to the bride.
After the wedding ceremonies the we'd
ding breakfast was served by Caterer
Reid, after which rice and old shoes
gave the happy pair with best wishes
a start for Boston, where they will
spend few days before going to their
home in Dalton, Pa. The bride re-
ccved many handsome and costly
presents. Her father presented her
with very handsome solid silver SER
vice set.
about sevsnty-five guests attended,
prominent among them being Mr.. and
Mrs, T, II, Royce, Mr. and Mrs. 4, II,
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. a, II. Murphy.
Mr.. ana Mrs. s. 5. Chadwick Mr., ana
Mrs, $. &, Purdy Mrs. Gavin. Mrs. II.
Hartwcll, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin, Mr..
and Mrs Suuires all of Brooklyn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. MARITIME. of Jersey
City: Mr.. and Mrs. John Baird and
family. of New York; Mrs. Bcckwith.
Mrs. Il. Finn and sons, Of Dalton, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. McNary. Rev. and
Mrs. +. II. Parson, of Milford, n, v;
Mr., and Mrs, +. IL. Green, of Dalton,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ, Davis, of
Kingston, Jamaica; Mr., and Mrs. Al
len ana daughter, of New York; Mr.,
and Mrs. p, n, Brown. Miss Lizzie
Chadwick, Miss Irene Squires. Miss
Kate Beckwith, Miss Maggie Card, Mr..
Webster Swallow. of Scranton, Pa,
and Mr.. Frank Hopper
Fifteen hundred invitations have
been issued for the wedding on June -
of Miss Marie Melville Trucsdalc.
daughter of President Truesdalc, of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad company, and Richard NJ.
Bssell, of Chicago, The Truesdale
summer home, Indian Field" at
Greenwich, Conn, where the ceremony
will he performed, will he decorated
with flowers and one of the drawing
rooms will he transformed into floral
chapel,
The wedding gifts of the young
couple will amount tn IA fortune Spe-
cal trains will convey the wedding
guests to and from Greenwich. Guests
will journey from all parts of the coun"
Try to the wedding. as the Truesdales
have friends in nearly every state i'm
the Union. The bridesmaids will he
from Minnesota, Illinois, PENNSYLVANIA
ana SOnHeclltut, anu tHEet VI the uSH-
ers will come from Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bissell will pass their honeymoon
in Europe.
The marriage of Miss Alice j. Burke
to Mr.. Cornelius j. Ryan, jr., of New
York, will take place Tuesday, June Is,
at 12 O'Clock, at st. Pauis church,
Green Ridge.
The graduating class OF nurses of
the Lackawanna hospital training
school picnicked Saturday at Lake
Scranton. A number of the under
graduates, Miss Elm Kraemer, the
superintendent, and the hospital resi-
dent doctors accompanied them.
The members of the No. 81 School
Alumni and their friends spent Satur-