The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-07

| Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. David jenkins,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Bart Dunan, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Harris,
| Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Thomas, Mr.. and
| George W. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
| ard Reese. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Will
| Jams, Mr. and Mrs. William Evans,
| Mr. and MrS. Henry Evans, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thomas Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
| Samuel Davis, Mr. and Mrs William
| Griffith. Mr.. and Mrs. owen Thomas,
| MIR. and Mrs. Albert Lewis. MIR. and
| Mrs. Reese Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs
! Maker Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris. Mr..
and Mrs charles Heller, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jo41 Redmond. and Misses Bertha
! Erk"rt, Jennie V. Davis. Edith Davis.
! Margaret Davis. Mary Evans. Jennie
| Williams Jennie Davis, Ray Davis
/ Ethel pf"ffor, Frcda Thomas and Ida
! Pierce, and the Mcssrs. John Eckcrt,
! win humphrey Rony Thirion. simon
Evans, Gordon Thomas. Walter Pierce
and Wesley Davis The city engineers
surveying corps were also present,
Among the enjoyable social events Of
the week was the gathering on Mon
day night at the home of Hon. NJ. T..
'onrN, of Mulberry street who was
presented with handsome gold
headed cane by his many admirers
prior to his departure for Chicago. The
presentation address was made by At
torn"y Reedy and Mr.. Conry respond
ed with his usual eloquencc. Misses
Margaret and Celia O'Boyle rendered
vocal and instrumental selections i'm a
pleasing way, and Mr.. John Kain gave
number Of humorous recitations i'm
his inimitablc style Dancing was
among the other features of amuse-
ment. ana refreshments were served
Among the other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank O'COnnor. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Luther Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Mullen,
MIR. and Mrs. COnry, Misses Carrie
Luther Lydia Luther ana Anna Lu-
ther, Misses Ray VI. Harris, Margaret
Goodwin, Margaret O'Boylc, Cecilia
O'Buyle. Lizzie O'Boylc. Misses Walsh.
Name Conry and Julia Conry, Miss
Kelly and Miss Kennedy, Messrs, r. r.
Timlm, Joseph Carr. Fred Luther,
James Cavanaugh, Max Minnlch, Will
liam May, Dan Hopkins. L. J. Boland.
James Conry, Martin Conry, John Con-
rN, NJ CHajkOWski, =. O'Mallcy, Harry
tonry and W. NJ. POindcXter.
Miss Nora Conrad, of Diamond ave-
nue. was rendered surprise party
Tuesday evening by a number Of her
friends. Among those present were:
Misses Evelyn Hammond, Angela
Mcclure, Emily Philo Emily Archer.
May Conrad. Bessie LOTUS. Julia Loft
tuS Edna Williams, Laura Driscol.
Anna Iarte, Helen King. Ethel Kirk.
Emma Kirk, Anna O'DOnucll Minnie
McCuskor. Nora Conrad, Mcssrs. Rob-
crt Featonhy, William Hartc, Charles
Harte, Evan Thomas, Thomas Clark
Floyd Philo, John Conrad. Thomas
Conrad, Alfnrd Finn, Edward Hunt,
Wade Rodham, Thomas Burke. Louis
Mrtushcr Fred O'Donnel, Walter -.
Miller, G. w. MarIotti.
\ party of West Side people at Lake
Carey include the following: Mr. and
Mrs. John Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Thomas. Misses Lizzie Reese. Ruth
Jones, Leah Arnold, Florence Harvey,
Mimi" Gleason, Anna Gleason, Gwen
ME Hopkins, Jennie Bcynou. Jennie
Gleason and Lizzie Hopkins: Mcssrs.
William August GWilym Hopkins. John
Reese, Henry Davis, George Gleason,
Roy Guest, Bert Phillips Richard
Phillips ana Doran Thomas.
Mr. j. j Williams ANA Mrs George
q. Brooks went to New York yesterday
I" meet Mr.. Brooks, who is expected to
arrive from Europe today. Mr. -. T..
Taylor who accompanied him abroad.
viii not return until next week.
~ "a countrN-plac, wedding the other
day the ceremony was not performed
under a canopy whose wires were hid
den 10y flowers and ribbons, hut out
side on the lawn, beneath a tent Of