The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-23

Miss Ellsworth. Mr.. M. Miller, Mr.
Mcguire, New York Mr.. and Mrs
Long, West Pittston; Harry C.. wal
ker. q. A. Walker, jr.. Emporium
| Charles Avery Hickey, Binghamton
N. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy, Nicholson: Mrs
Vaughn, Moscow; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Il. Heizey, Marietta, Pa. Miss Emil,
Harding andMoses Shields, jr., o
| Nicholson.
| Few young women have found S,
tender a place In multitude of hearts
as the bride OF yesterday. No less
lovely in character than in face, she
is universally admired. Mr.. Walker
is an attorney of far more than usua
| ability. He Is a nephew of William
| f. Hallstead and has brilliant pros
poets in his chosen profession.
The young people will take up THEFT
| residence In the home Of the brides
mother, occupying the lower half of
that spacious residence.
Mrs. Fletcher and Miss Fletcher will
give a May Day reception at their
home on Madison avenue Wednesday
May ].
More than a little laugh is being
raised at the expense OF several we'll
known whist players of the city. who
belong to the Bicycle Whist club and
have been heretofore considered as
rather invincible. but who recently
have met Waterloo in the personal
ity of four other whist players, who
I,,l I, lac
continuously to their fair opponents.
Among the losers are: j. F. Broad
bent II. H. Dale l.. c. La Bar and
A T.. IIintermeister, while some of
the victors are: Mrs. +. II. Jermyn.
Mrs. Myron kasson. Mrs. G.. B. Jer-
myn and Miss Dale.
a party of North Scranton young
people enjoyed trip down the Mar
vine mine last evening. They We're
chaperoned by Captain Duggan, sta
tionary engineer at the mine. Sew
eral flashlights were taken Of groups
by Benton Powell. Tho following
were in the party:
Misses Alice Eya,ss. Mamie Thomas. Celia Dcv.
crs. Anna Evans. Violet Devcrs, Bessie O'llara.
Jennie Walton. Loretta Dugcan, Mary Dcvcrs,
Lena DngGan, Annie Walsh, Katie Henry; NIessrs.
William Iglcr. Evan Lewis, Bert Powell, Joseph
kroski. Fred J. Baton, of Philadelphia; Thomas
torndnc. Henry Danvcrs, Thomas Davis. John
Moran. Thomas Duggan.
a pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mrs. Robert Patterson. at her
home on Leggett's street, last Friday
evening.
\ number of Frank Beckers West
Scranton friends assembled in Rob-
inson's hall. on North Seventh street.
sunday afternoon and presented him
with a gold-headed cane
City Engineer Joseph p. Phillips
presided and the presentation speech
was made by Frank Phillips, to which
Mr. Becker responded acceptably. Re-
freshments were served A number OF
romincnt citizens were in attendance.
a party of young people We're pleas
antly entertained recently at the home
of Master Earl Vital, on Fourteenth
street. Among those present We're:
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vital, Mrs Emelne
Edwards, Misses Emma Vital, Louisa Williams,
Maggie Sherman, Annie Sherman, Edith Bush.
Ethel Smith, Ida Gleason, Helen Morgan, Flor.
cncc Vital; Mcssrs. William Vital, John Sher-
man. Daniel Williams, George Williams. Edgar
Gleason, Ben Gleason, William Field, Earl Wit.
zh.
Miss Bertha Carson entertained a
few friends Saturday evening at her
home, 120 South Main avenue. An in
teresting feature of the evening was a
tandem game, and prizes were award
ed. 1t was followed by dancing and
various other games. At a seasonable
hour refreshments were served. Those
present We're:
Misses Fannie Mears. Louise Strohecker, Cath
arinc Paine, Anne Lewis, Phoebe Gibbs, Ali,la
Fellows. Ruth Carson, Bertha Carson; Mess.s
Frank Rooms, Iany Edwards, Allen Tbayer. Ed
ward Walker, Arthur Elias and George Paine.
Miss Hattie Holly was rendered a
surprise party last evening in honor of
her sixteenth birthday at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Hancock, 33l North
Evans court. Games were played. and
llashllght pictures were taken by An
thony Pender Refreshments We're
served by Mrs. Charles Holly, assisted
by Mrs. Charles Hancock. Those pres
ent were as follows:
Misses Myrtle Seymour. Mary Seymour. Lois
ieddoc, Gladys Holly, Quecna smith, Hannah
lanes, Cassie Powell Hattie IIawley. Elizabeth
Norgan Alice Morgan, and Evan James, Robert
Thomas, Edward Smithing, William Lossey
Thomas seymour, Arthur Hoffman, Archiess
Evans, Anthony Prndcr, Robert Hawley, Mr.. and
MIS- Charles llawlcy.
Branch No. 226. Ladies' Catholic Re-
nevolent association, will hold their
sock social this evening in the knights
ot Columbus hall, on Washington ave-
nue, The affair promises to be one of
the most enjoyable events of the sea-
son. Arrangements have been made rbr
the members of the association to
make the affair successful socially and
financially.
Invitations have been issued by the
J. L. Q. Y. and Q. club, of Dunmore.
10 an alcanthus social, which will be |
given Thursday night April %. The
affair, which will be of a wholly infor-
nal nature, is to take place in Wash
ngton hall
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Ruth kegler, in honor of her seventh |
birthday, at the home of her parents.
AS North Decker's court. last evening.
lanes were played and the usual party |
diversions We're indulged in. Refresh |
nents were served by Mrs Kegler, as
listed by Miss Eunice Williams. Those
present We're;
Misses Mary Pembrdge, Ella Lance, Eveliue
lellon, Ollie Woodward, Lizzie james, Anna
lay James, Lizzie Parry, Lizzie Thomas, Anna