The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-13

dull, as most OIL tlle EdStel
NJ visitors returned to school and
college, OF their homes. The
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bein. jr., at the Bicycle clib.
was the most notable event of the
past ten days.
On Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs.
q. II. JermSn gave a beautiful dinner
dance at the Country club, about forty
guests being entertained. The decora.
tious were in crimson.
The beautiful reception given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Watson
On Monday has been much compli-
niented It was one of the most taste
ful affairs of the season and was given
in honor of Mr.. Albert Watson's !iance.
Miss Wheeler, of Rutland, Vt. Miss
Wheeler i9 IL Young lady of rarely
lovely personality
Mrs. G.. S. Weston and Miss Alice
Matthews attended the Wells college
luncheon at Shcrry's on Tuesday. when
Miss Helen Gould was a guest OF honor
and an alumnus present was Mrs.
Grover Cleveland.
George r. Walter of 4l6 Madison
avenue. and Miss Helen NJ. Sohldner.
Of fo2 Olive street, were married on
Thursday afternoon at the parsonage
of the Penn Avenue Baptist church. on
:atifliu avenue. Rev. Il. T.. y. Pierce,
the pastor, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter. will reside at their new home,
$40 Mulberry street.
Byron NJ. Shifter, and Miss Rosa e.
Barnes We're married on Thursday
evening at the new residence Of his
father George Shilfer. l704 North Main
avenue. by Rev. Georss. A. Cure. The
guests included only - few intimate
friends. The bride and groom repre-
sotit well known and estimab!e flmt-
lies of the North End. and their new
home will be welcomed by t!ia people
of that section.
The Lyceum souvenir dance, 10 be
held at the Bicycle club house on Tues
day evening next. promises to be one
Of the most pleasant events of the
coming week Music will be furnished
by Bauer's orchestra. and Clark will
supply the floral decorations. Not
withstanding the elaborate prepara
lItI1S oiiiN Ill Iliiil'u VI
1ions have been issued, as the Lyceun1
uSllers expect To make their first social
Il uever-to be forgotten occasion OF en-
.ioymcnt for their friends. The patron-
,sses are: Mrs. Mary n. Phelps, Mrs.
Rufus j. Foster. Mrs. James p. Dick
son, Mrs. c. l.. Frey. Mrs. p. Francis
Gunstcr. Mrs George NJ. FIallstead.
Mrs. George f. Sanderson Mrs. II.
. Harrington Sivelly. Mrs. II. II. Cos
ton.
Mrs. T. l.. Clarke. wife OF General
Manager Clarke. of the Delaware,
, I.ackawanna and Western railroad,
and Miss Clarke gave a. beautiful re-
q rcption Thursday at their home on
/. Jefferson .avenue, when many members
+. cT the. most exclusive circles We're en-
t"rtaincd in a graceful way. During
the afternoon. the engagement of Miss
Clarke to Mi. Howard Van Campen, OF
Minneapolis. was announced.
Mrs. Clarke and her daughter re-
teived lin the front drawing room.
Mrs l.. f. Jermyn and Misses Flora
and Helen Matthews assisted in enters
tanning the guests. Mrs. a. NJ. Decker
, and Mrs. Richard Matthews were at
the liable in the dining room.
Miss Anne Hand and Miss Alice Mat
, thews served frappe. Hanlcy catered.
\ very enjoyable affair took place
"Wednesday night at the home of Mrs.
Benjamin Samter on Madison avenue.
when a party was given in honor of
tho Misses klauber, of ST. Gall Swift
zerland. \ large number of young peo-
pie We're present and spent u thorough
ly pleasant time.
Miss Eveinc Jones. OF Adams ave-
nue.. gave a dancing party for the
Bachelor Maids Social club at her
homo last evening.
Miss Myrtle Harvey, of Wyoming
avenue entertained at cards last even
ing.
Mr.. and MIS-. John II. Phillips en-
tennined Mr.. Phillips Sunday school
= class. No. If the Puritan Congrega-
tonal church, at their home. on Wayne
avenue Thursday evening The MEM
hers of the class had a very pleasant
time. and spent the evening in play
ing games. singing and other amuse-
ments..
Those present We're: M and Mrs
John r.. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
: Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Idras Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan j. Watkins, Mr..
and Mrs. John Grer. Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel MorSans, Mr. and Mrs. r. O.
Lloyd; the Misses Annie H. Reese
Martha Reese. Maud and Elise Phil
lips and Mary Powell,