The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-24
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The marriage of Miss Esther Giles.
daughter of Mr.. Frank Giles. of Sec
ond street, and Walter w. Winfield, of
Mayfield took place ut s o'clock last
evening in the Methodist Episcopal
church and was witnessed by Il large
number of relatives and friends of the
happy young couple. The front of the
pulpit was decorated with ferns and
palms which We're very tastefully ar
ranged.
Promptly at s o'clock the organ
pealed out Mendelssohn's well known
march and simultaneously the bridal
party entered the south door and pro-
ceeded down the right aisle. First
came the four ushers. Edward Giles,
Archibald Ball, George Evans and
Martin Wheeler. followed by two little
flower girls. Constance Houghton and
Ruth Maynard. each of whom carried
baskets of pansies. carnations and
smilaX Following them was the page.
Master Harold Iloughton, and behind
came the bride and groom. Arriving
at the altar rails they We're met by the
pastor, Rev. NJ. D. Fuller, D. D., who
performed the ceremony that united
them man and wife During the cere-
mony Alr. Frank Winter who presided
ut the organ, played in subduod tone,
20, Promise Me-" The bride was at
tired in a pretty dress Of white swiss
and carried a bunch of pink carna-
tions. After the ceremony the bridal
couple were driven TO the home of the
brides father on Second street where
a reception was held and was largely
attended. The respect in which the
M nj ial l., hnl
popularity was manifested by the nu-
merous gifts they received. They have
the sincere wishes of a host of friends
Ton a happy ana prosperous future. Mr.
and Mrs. Winfield will take up their
residence in Mayfcld.
Mrs. Alva Tompkins, mother of Seth
Sprague, one of The Tribunes carriers
who was SO painfully bitten by Il dog
several weeks ago, desires to express
her sincere gratitude to those who so
generously helped to defray the eX-
penses incurred in sending the boy to
the Pasteur Institute. she is espc-
c!ally grateful to Dr. | $. Graves. Rev.
NJ. r. Thompson. John Tompkins, Mrs,
Job Williams. Mr.. Ganghan. William
Kirkpatrick and those who worked
with him for their kind labor as solici-
erous contribution.
At a special meeting of the Borough
Council last evening the offer of the
Title Guaranty and Trust company, of
S4,6O665 for the $4,5O0 bonds. was ac-
cepted and the secretary directed to
call in all outstanding bonds for re-
demption. 1t was also decided that the
borough treasurer receive | per cent,
for redeeming the bonds.
AT ii special meeting of Crystal Fire
company, held Monday evening, it was
decided to turn out and parade next
Monday evening ana all members are
requested To be at the hose room a 80
o'clock dressed in fun uniform,
About forty enthusiastic boys met
Rev David Spencer, ID. D., Col Bolton,
and Rev. Maynard II. Thompson in En-
terprise hall Tuesday evening. col.
Bolton divided the boys into two ranks
ana drilled there for over an hour. The
boys We're delighted and voted unani-
mously to invite the colonel to become
their commander. The members will
meet in the Baptist church next Tues
day at 3,i5 O'Clock for business. All
boys wishing to join may do so at that
meeting.
daughter, Mrs, II. Il DeCTaw, have re-
turned from the Pam American eXposi-
ton.
Mr., r. \. Iiendrick. who for some
time past has been conducting a furni-
ture store in the Assembly hall block
has decided to give up the business and
devote his entire time to the undertake
ing business
Miss Bertha Russell who Las been
visiting here, has returned to her home
at Moosic.
IL. j. DeGraw has returned home
from st. Louis, Mo, after a fortniSht's
absence
Misses Margaret and Millie Osborne
of Wilkes Barre are visiting friends
here.
All members Of James stuart coun-