The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-26
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An exceedingly interesting party
was given on Wednesday afternoon
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Duncklce, of
132 jefferson avenue, for their daugh-
ter. Margaret. in honor of her seventh
birthday, which was d most enjoyable
affair to the many guests present.
Dancing and games We're indulSed In
and a peanut hunt at which Helen
ORrien carried off the prize was one
of the features provided for the little
ones
The dining room was decorated in red
and white and presented Il charming
scene. When the children were seated
for the dainty lunch prepared for
them d basket of novelties, tied up
with red ribbon. WAS passed, the ends
of which were pulled by each to re-
Ceive the prize. The afternoon passed
all too rapidly and it was with 1t sigh
of regret that the little ones bid their
hostess good bye. Miss Margaret was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
Those present We're:
The Misses kshcr.n Clcmons, Emily No,hup,
Doris Brydcn Margaret ;ermyn, Kath,yn Cour
srn, Ruth Payne, Helen and Marcry O'BiCn,
Margaret ShIIcr annette and Maricu Eshcman.
beatrice McComb, Francs Bran1ow, Carrie Hess.
Dorothy Wenl, Helen McCawlcy, Fannie ard
Elizabeth Pansburn. Ethel Moolworth, Florence
Peck and Margaret Duckloc Masters Joseph
CuI,stcv, Windsor Co,ion, Nandlins Rose, George
Dickson, Ford Eshleman, Donald Adair and Will
liam Edgar Duncklee.
The marriage of w. j. Lewis. jr.,
son of Hon. w. j. Lewis, of North
Scranton. 10 Miss Margaret Williams,
of Feckville, was solemnized Wednes-
day evening, at the home of the brides
parents. by Rev. DR., George Il. Guild,
of the Providence Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will reside in
Scranton unon their return from Il
wedding tour TO Philadelphia and
Washington,
At the home of Mrs. Sidney Hen
wood on North Main avenue yester-
day the last of Il series of whist games
played by the Ladies' Whist club took
place,
Mrs. Almond Stonier entertained her
Sunday school class of Providence
Methodist Episcopal church Wednes-
day evening, at her home on Theodore
street. \ very enjoyable evening was
spent DS all present.
Those in attendance We're: Mr. and
Mrs. Almond Stoner, Misses Amber
Stonier, Carrie Longmore, Gertrude
Newberry, Eva Proudlock, Anna
Rhule, Louise Morgan, Helen Chap
pell, Bella Cousin. Lucy Dewitt, Mr..
William Wright and Charles Dewitt.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
The Holy Rosary church Wednesday
afternoon, when Miss Kathryn Me-
Hale was united In marriage to An
thony Thornton, of West Market
street.
Miss Julia Jennings was the brides
maid, while the grooms brother acted
as best man. The quartette marched
down the middle aisle of the church
as far as the altar, to the music played
by Miss Thornton ana Miss Kather-
inc Reardon, of South Scranton. At
the altar they We're met by Rev. j.
j. O'Toole, who performed the mar
rlage ceremony. The bride and the
bridesmaid were attired in costumes
made of white batiste. trimmed with
point lace, and carried beautiful bou-
quets of red roses. After the cere-
mony the young couple gave a recep-
ton and wedding dinner at the
groom's home, at which many friends
We're present,
1t was Incorrectly stated in this col
unn yesterday that dancing was one
OF the pastimes indulged In at the sur
prise party given Wednesday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. w, Il. Case, of North