The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-01
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LAUNDRY
Social
Gossip

- A June wedding which attracted
much attention in several circles of
society was on Saturday, when Miss
Josephine y. Lees. of Gibson street,
was married to Rev. j. Frank Mil
man, of Pottsville The ceremony
took place in St Luke's church and
was performed by Rev. Dr. Rogers
Israel. a very large company of
guests attended. The decorations
which were characterized by simple
lty and good taste, We're huge bowls of
marsueritas. The bride was charm
ingly gowned in pale grey crepe dc
chine, with real lace trimmings. She
wore grey hat and was unattended
by bridesmaids. The ushers were :
Messrs. j. a. c. Gilmour. w. r.
Strauch of Pottsville; w. II. Pierce,
of Philadelphia and Franklin Howell,
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Godfrey gave a
breakfast at the Jermyn to the bridal
party and the Spinsters' club, of
which the bride is member Among
the guests Were: Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Israel, Mrs. A. f.. Pettigrew. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sharps, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tory,
Mr.. and Mrs. Karacher. of Pottsville; !;
Miss Gertrude Rice and Miss Haight,
of New York; the Misses Pettigrew,
Miss Edith Jones, Miss Elizabeth
Rice, Miss Freas, Miss Short, Miss
Penwarden, Miss Bessie Dean, of
Wilkes Barre; Miss Margaret TORY.
If prize had been given to the
most popular teacher of Scranton, the
bride would have stood very high in
the list of the fortunate. She is a
lady of great culture and unusual
graces of personality. She is an en-
thusiastic worker in educational and
Charitable work and the pottsville
congregation to which she will go as
the wife of the pastor is to be con-
graduated upon her advent. Mr.. Mil
man was the pastor of the Sumner
Avenue Presbyterian church before re-
ceiving call to the Second church
of Pottsvile. He is a young man of
brilliant attainments and the promise
of a career of importance.
The Imperial Chautauqua circle had
pleasant outing on Thursday, which
was practically celebration of the
close of the years study. Dinner was
enjoyed "al fresco" at Nay Aug park
the entire company, numbering over
sixty, being seated at one long, at
tractively decorated table A special
car had been engaged and at o'clock
the party took trolley ride, which
extended TO Laurel Hill, Green Ridge
Suburban, Dunmore Suburban and
Petersburg. The festivities of the
evening included fireworks and re-
freshments. Among those in attend
ance were the following:
Rev. DR., r. +. Y. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce, DR.. Z.
N. Gates and Mrs, Gates. DIR. n. A. Capwell, DR. L.
Barnes and Mrs. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs, W, II, Pierce, Mr. and Mrs Z. l..
Bsvan, Mr.. and Mrs, A. L, Lister, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ Strecter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Stelle Mr.
and Mrs. l.. r, Stelle, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. White.
more Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs
4. c. Dean, Mr. and Mrs. d. J Thorras, Mr. and
Mrs L. NJ. Horton. Mr.. and Mrs W. H. White
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Hallstesd, Mr.. and Mrs o.
r. Byxbee, Mrs. Milton ". Lowry and son. Mr..
Lawrence Stele, Mr.. j, W. Browning, Mr.. Luther
Keller, Miss Ruth Keller, Mrs Jeanette Colyin,
Miss Florence Colvin, Miss Ella Colyin, Miss
Mabel Colvin, Miss Bessie Keller, Miss Bessie
Pierce Miss Marory Lister, Miss Susan PYLE MIR
and Mrs. collutt and daughter. OF Mt Holly.
n Y, and Mr. Charles Pierce, of New York
-~Phe members of. the Excelsior So
fial club VIII celebrate July in right
nfoyal manner. A clam bake and So
cial at the club house. on Washing
ton avenue. will be Thursday nights
Entertainment.
Miss Helen Winton, of Sanderson
avenue, gave a thimble tea to a num-
ber of her friends. on the lawn at her
beautiful home, Saturday afternoon.