The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mre. Thomas Granville and Miss
Elizabeth Kicfcr of Tuukhannock. arc
the guests of Mrs. j. ScldCn Swishcr,
of South Main avenue.
Services over the remains of the late
Mrs Mary T.. Larkuc will he conducted
by Rev. II. e. McDermOtt, pastor Of
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church, at $50 o'clock this morning at
the house on Hawthorne street. Trip
Park, The remains will he taken to
Danvllc for intcrmcnt
The funeral of the late II. G. llnmdn
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
1.3O o'clock from the house on Tenth
street. Services will be held in the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church at
. o'clock, and intermcnt will he made
in the Washburn street cemetery.
All arrangements have been COM
plctcd for the Erminie clubs dance at
Moars' han next Tuesday evening
which will he the opening social event
of the season.
The first social of the Colonial clubs
! dancing class was held in Washington
han last evening and was largely at
| tended. Music was furnished by Miss
| Nellie Currau
Frank Nichols, of Lafayette street.
has entered as a student in the Brook
| Ign College of Pharmacy.
Rotrt Bradley, recently of New
York, has accepted Il position in a drug
store at Ptttston.
MIR. and Mrs. David j. Davis and
| children. Of South Hyde Park avenue.
are visiting the formers parents in
Brazil, Indiana.
Joseph Battin, of South Main avenue,
| had his arm injured recently while en-
gagged in a practice game of foot ball.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Cox, of Wash
| burn street, are spending "A few days
| at the Pan-American exposition.
Miss Phoebe shipper, of South Hyde
| Park avenue, has returned home from
| Il visit with friends at AtWater, y. Y.
| Charles j. liaag, of Jackson street,
| is spending his vacation at Buffalo
The ladies of the Simpson Methodist
| Episcopal church served another of
| their delicious suppers to a large num-
! Der in the church last evening. The
menu was excellent. and a good sum
was realized from the undertaking.
The Bachelors and Anthracites will
play their postponed game of base ball
at 80 o'clock this afternoon on the
Browns grounds.
The wedding of Thomas Williams and
Miss Rebecca Thomas Is announced
to take place on Wednesday, Septem-
Der %
Miss Kate Reardon, of jackson street
is visiting friends in Jermyn and May
field.
Miss Anna Rafferty,, of Emmet street
has returned home from visit with
friends in Carbonate.
Mrs. John j. OMalley. of Lincoln
Heights, is entertaining Mrs. Joseph
Mcdonald, of CarbOndalc.
Edgar y, Jones, of South Main ave-
nue., will resume his studies at Yale
next week.
The services in the Bellevue Welsh
e. NJ. church tomorrow morning at II
o'clock will be in the English language;
in the evening at & o'clock in the Welsh
language.
The gospel meeting Sunday after.
noon at 3,iJ o'clock at the South side
y. W. e. \. rooms 1921 Cedar avenue
viii be led 10y Miss Anna Van Mort
There will be special music. All won,
en- and girls are invited to come ant
bring their friends.
Dr. and Mrs, George Il. Reynolds, o.
North Main avenue, will leave tomor,
row for Gibson, Susquehanna county
whore the doctor viii recupcratc for
few days after his long illness.
William Hutton, of jackson street
has returned home from Il business
trim 10 Pittsiield, Mass.
The concert of the William Conncl
Glce club, announced for next Tuesda,
evening at the First Welsh Baptis
church, has been postponed until Wed
nosday evening, on account Of the con
vcntion of Republican clubs in the ar
mOry.
Mrs. G., \, Shepard, of Forest city
: Mrs. John $. Owens, and Mrs. Davi,
Williams, of Clifford, attended IN
Reynolds-Ilarding wedding on Thurs
, day evening.
A special meeting of the West Sid
Central Republican club will be hel,
this evening TO complete the arrange
; mcnts for the convention of Republi
can clubs next week,
Invitations have been issued for tn
wedding of Daniel Jay Reese and Mis-