The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-06
Social
and PERSONAL.

was unusually pleasant. the
atmosphere was several degrees
IL cooler out there than down town.
A foursome between Messrs. w.
r.. woodruff and j. Frank Turner, of
Wilkes Barre, and James Blair, jro
and l.. G. Fuller, of the Scranton
Country club, resulted in the defeat
of the home team by l up.
Mr.. Law Watkins won in the after
noon handicap. Miss Allis Dale won
the putting match arranged for the
ladies.
The band concert at night by the
Lawrence band was very delightful.
and the fireworks were elaborate and
successful. one of the features was
gigantic string of firecrackers as long
as telegraph pole, which made a
wonderfully effective piece
A very plea SAINT feature OF the
Fourth at Green Ridge was a reunion
OF the Nettlcton family. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Nettleton gave a luncheon in
honor of the guests and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T.. Nettleton entertained them at
dinner
Among those present were: Mrs.
Beverley Chase, the mother of the
Mrs. Albert Nettleton. Syracuse, y. Y:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Healey. New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nettlc-
ton Miss Nettleton and Mr.. Edward
Nettlcton. of Toledo. o.; Miss Sisson,
ithaca. y. V: the Misses Nettleton,
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u. McGowan and Mrs.
Edward Nettleton, of this city.
The gift OF the fountain for Nay
Aug Park by Mrs. Mary Throop
| Phelps is but another expression Of
! the beautiful thought, tho sweet and
blessed charity in the heart of this
| greatly beloved lady, whose quiet and
unassuming life is a benedction to our
| city.
! "Waldesruhc," the delightful sum-
mer home for sclf-supporting women,
conducted by Miss Elizabeth Doersam
and Miss Mickle, is open for guests,
who may obtain information by ad-
dressing the former at Lake Ariel.
Miss Amy Jcssup has returned from
Greenwich, Conn. where she was a
| bridesmaid at the BiSScll-TrueSdale
wedding, and is entertaining as her
guest Miss Andrews, of Brooklyn,
y. Y.
Mrs. II. II. Brady, jr., entertained
at luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Kirke, of st. Paul. Minn. The guests
were: Miss Kirke, Mrs. +. b. Jermyn
Miss Harah. Miss Dale, Miss Heller
Matthews. Miss Hunt.
Miss Ethel Boies will leave today foi
fOrtnight's stay at Lake George
after which she will spend some time
at East Hampton and shelter Island
l.. l., and Bay Head, y. j.
4 party composed Of Miss Gertrude
Sprague. Miss Roes, Miss Bunnell, DR.
Pope. Messrs. Rcsscll and Wolfe, were
. at Harvey's Lake on Thursday.
Drag parties" over the Boulevard
are now very much the fashion anC
seem likely to increase in popularity.
Mrs. w. w. LathrOpe gave thin
BILE tea yesterday in honor of Mis-
, Jadwin, of Brooklyn, y. Y.
A very pretty home wedding was sol
emnizcd last Wednesday evening at tn
; home of Mrs. Isaac ID. Williams, |
; Throop, Pa, when her daughter, Mis-
, Bessie. was united in the holy bond
of wedlock with Frederick Ellwoo
Niece. of this city. The bridal part
= | approached the groom and groomsmal
: | who remained in waiting beneath
= canopy of daisies forming into a con
: plete floral arch, to the strains {
= music played by the brides sister, Mis-
: | Molie Williams. There the Rev. $.
, | Mathews, pastor of the First Baptis
= church, of West Scranton, pronounce
e the words that made the happy coup
/ | husband and wife.
= Miss Grace T.. Niece, sister of II
2 groom, was maid of honor, while vii
= lam r. Williams, brother of the brd
a was best man. Only the near relative
= Of the contracting parties were pre-!
ent. After a sumptuous repast of del