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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1899

Page

6

Brilliant House Wedding in West Scranton

Harry B. Moore and Miss Martha Nichols wed at the Nichols home on Lafayette Street attended by a large number of guests. The ceremony, in the front parlor, featured a golden brown tailor made gown and a reception before a wedding trip to New York state. The bride is a church soloist and the couple will reside at 128 South Rebecca Avenue.

Harry B. Moore Re Becca Avenue Martha Nichols Flichard Nichols Lafayette Street Thomas de Gruchy Jackson Street Baptist Church West Beranton George Dietrich Pie More New York State Forth Rebecii Avenue Goon Pod Joseph Moore D. Williame Throop E. J. Davis A. B. Eynon TG. Beddoe Alfred Roberts Daniel E. Davis Thoms G. Beddoe William FB. Williams Dehn Thomas J. W. Mutchinson Thomas

Local residents listed in a long social notice

A crowded list of individuals and couples from Albany Carbondale Shamokin Minersville Greenwood Taylor Hutchinson and others appears in a social register style note with many spellings and family groupings Rendered names include Mr and Mrs and Misses with surnames Beddoe Williams Hughes Lewis Nichols and related families across several towns. The item reads as a series of household entries rather than a single event.

W. Jenkins Albany John & Harris H. A. Boyer H. ©. Jacobs BE. DP. Collins G. ¢. Alvord Carbondale Grace Willams John Nichols and Family Shelton J. Thomas Thomas Ofathias Lewis Davis J. Lews Lenore Schall Himer Davis W.is. Thomas Minnie Thomas Edward Beddoe Shamokin John J. Lewis Addie Lewis Martha Costett FP. Nichols George Beddoe John. Hughes James Protheroe Anja Griffiths A. Williame Taylor Hutchinson Hessie Williams Maud Beddoe Laura Diehl Minersville Mattle TP Thomas Joy Williams Margaret Ludwig Edward A. Watkineg William J. Davies Mizabeth Lovering Greenwood Midtgater Morgan Mary A. Thomas Albert Davis Bessie Wagstaff Marion J

Wedding of Nathan Evans and Miss Jennie Lawrence

Nathan Evans, a Sout Main avenue grocer, wed Miss Jennie Lawrence at 1 yesterday morning at the bride's mother's home 341 North Hyde Park avenue. The ceremony was by Teev David Jones of First Welsh Congregational church, with Miss Maury James and Gertie Loo as musicians. The bride wore a traveling dress of ecru and was given away by her brother Thomas Lawrence. A wedding breakfast followed, and the couple departed on the 10 o'clock train for New York and Philadelphia to reside with the bride's mother upon their return.

Nathan Evans Main Avenue Jennie Lawrence Ruth Lawrence North Hyde Park Avenue Teev David Jones First Welsh Congregational Church Missee Maury James Gertie Loomis Thomas Lawrence Ecru

Marriage Notice for Griffiths Couple in Local Baptist Church

Thomas Griffiths of 132 Lincoln Avenue and Alma Griffitha of 1916 Washburn Street were married last evening at the Jackson Street Baptist church. Rev. Thomas de Gruchy performed the ceremony with Roy Phillips of 125 North Bromley Avenue and Bludwen Griffiths in attendance.

Thomas Griffiths Lincoln Avenue Alma Griffitha Washburn Street Jackson Street Baptist Church Thomas de Gruchy D. Roy Phillips Bromley Avenue Bludwen Griffiths

Marriages Reported in Local Churches and Homes

Daniel Davis of Carbondale married Miss Cecilia Bassett of Everett Avenue at the First Welsh Congregational Church parsonage on South Lincoln Avenue. They reside in Carbondale. Richard Phillips of 1914 Washburn Street and Miss Catherine Hawkins of South Everett Avenue were wed yesterday at the bride’s mother’s home. Both couples are well known and praised by friends.

Nister Griffiths Washburn Street Daniel Davis Carbondale Cecilia Bassett Everett Avenue David Jones First Welsh Congregational Church Lincoln Avenue Samuel Harris Richard Phillips Catherine Hawkins South Everett Avenue

First Welsh Baptist Sunday School Elects New Officers

The First Welsh Baptist Sunday school elected officers for a one year term. Davis J. Davis becomes superintendent after B. Hughes declines re election after over twenty five years. Remaining posts include John T. Williams secretary Thomas J. Davis treasurer Rowland D. Thoms librarian John Jones chorister Hugh Williams organist Elizabeth Lewis and assistants Margaret Jones doorkeeper Frank Bevan and auditors Palmer Williams and William Hughes. Davis is a long time church member ready to lead.

First Welsh Baptist Sunday School David J. Davis John T. Williams Thomas J. Davis Rowland D. Thoms John Jones Hugh Williams John Evans Elizabeth Lewis Margaret Jones Frank Bevan Palmer Williams William Hughes B. Hughes Davis J. Davis

Christmas Cantatas Entertain Sunday School Pupils

Pupils from several Sunday schools performed Christmas cantatas last evening with large attendances at Simpson Plymouth Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal First Welsh Baptist and Sumner Avenue churches. Chorister W W Jones directed Simpson and Miss Edna Evans assisted Plymouth. Prizes were awarded to participating children.

Simpson Plymouth W. W. Jones Edna Evans Evan Davis Thomas Roberts Hampton Street Methodist Welsh Baptist Sumner Avenue

Salvation Army Feeds Many at Price Street Barracks

Over a hundred people were fed by local Salvation Army members at the Price Street barracks and many meals were sent to deserving families. Adjutant James Yates and George Capwell directed the dinner amid ample provisions and a generally prosperous city tide.

Salvation Army Price Street James Yates George Capwell

West Side Athletic Club Holds Sixth Annual Ball

The West Side Athletic Club conducted its sixth annual ball in Meares Hall yesterday afternoon and evening with several hundred patrons enjoying the latest dances. Mrs Frank Matlett played for the dances and Steven Carroll served as promoter. John Henthan was master of ceremonies aided by Michael Needham. The floor committee included John Carroll Philip Sammon Michael Mekhuch Michael Durkin and Edward McTiernan.

West Side Athletic Club Meare’ Hall Frank Matlett Steven Carroll John Henthan Michael Needham John Carroll Philip Sammon Michael MekHuch Michael Durkin Edward McTiernan

Funeral and parish services mark day in town

The funeral of Catherine Price is held this afternoon from the family home on Acker avenue with burial at Washbourn street cemetery. Michael Bersin's services occur at St John’s German Catholic church at 2.30 pm with interment at St John’s cemetery. A Clarke Bros drawing for children prizes is held this afternoon. St Patrick’s fair drew strong attendance yesterday with community participation. Mrs J R Weaver and niece Miss Alice M Wickiter of Wyoming spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs C E Wolever of 128 South Main Avenue. John Curras of Waymart visited his brother in law J B Cannon of North Lincoln Avenue. Mr and Mrs James R B Lewis of Kingston visited relatives in town yesterday.

Catherine Price Acker Avenue O'¢loes Washbourn Street Michael Bersin St. John's Germian Catholic Church St. John's Cemetery Clarke Bros St. Patrick's Fair J. R. Weaver Aliee M. Wickiter Wyoming C. Ewolever South Malin Avenue John Curras Waymart B. Cannon North Lincoln Avenue James RB. Lewis Kingston

Christmas exercises at Green Ridge Baptist Sunday school

The Green Ridge Baptist Sunday school holds Christmas exercises this evening at 7 o'clock. The Thirteenth ward visitance committee sets primaries by the Ford County system for Saturday January 4, with candidates to register with Chairman Warner by 6 p.m. Thursday December 24 and pay assessments by December 30. Green Ridge lodge Free and Accepted Masons will install officers.

Green Ridge Rawford Warner Vietlance Green Ridge Lodge

World Famous Mariani Wine Promoted by Eminent Figures

The advertisement claims Mariani Wine aids digestion braces the body brain and nerves and has drawn many voluntary testimonies from eminent people. Marian & Co of New York and Newark publish a handsome book of endorsements from emperors empresses princes cardinals and archbishops for those who write.

Marian & Co, Smith Bt Newark

Thimble Tea at Masonic Temple Honors Guests

Mise Jean Mitchell of Monroe Avenue hosts a thimble tea this afternoon at the Masonic temple on Spruce Street in honor of guest Misa Mary Wade of Hackettstown New Jersey. William Peck and wife of Pittston spent Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs W H Peck of Monsey Avenue.

Masonic Temple Spruce Street Mise Jean Mitchell Monroe Avenue Misa Mary Wade Hackettstown N. J William Peck Pittston W. H. Peck Monsey Avenue

South Scranton Notes Church School Christmas Program

At Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Sunday school held a Christmas program yesterday afternoon. Emma and Martha Kornacher sang a duet Die Weihnachts Glocken froh Gelaut. Ruth H. Nordt led a dialogue Frohe Weihnacht. A procession of fourteen boys and girls performed selections including Auf lasset uns singen. Thirty girls distributed gifts before benediction.

Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Eereen En “Sohial Puppehen Ruth H. Nordt Martha Martin Tillie Herb Julia Widmer Carrie Boheuer Lena Lentes Vaice

Junger Muennerchor Prepares for Christmas Festival

The Junger Muennerchor held a well attended meeting and rehearsed works for the annual Christmas festival on Wednesday evening. The competition song Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep will be performed again. Decorations by Tannler and Smith are elaborate with about one hundred red white and blue electric lights. Admission to the festival is by invitation from members.

Junger Muennerchor Tannler Smith Iinvitation Camp 490 Drum Corpe Scranton Baengerrunde

Fire minor blaze at Willow Street home

A slight afternoon fire at a Willow street house owned by Ziegler and Schumacher caused by defective wiring was extinguished quickly after a fire alarm was sent to Neptune Hose company. Firemen were not needed. Separately Katherine Flood, two, was laid to rest in Avoca cemetery after services at 400 Palm Street. A Meadow Brook Social club Christmas ball was held at Workingmen's hall with Charles T. Heth visiting from New York City. Pea coal sold for 1.25 a ton delivered to South Side central city and Hyde Park. orders to C R Sharkey 19144 Cedar Ave phone 665%.

Ziegler & Schumacher Willow Street Neptune Hose Company Katherine John Flood Avoca Familly Palm Street Workingmen's Hall Meadow Brook Charles T. Heth New York City Alder Street Pea South Side Central City Hyde Park C. RB. Sharkey Cedar Ave

Christmas Socials and Obituary Notice

Mr and Mrs Charles Reinsmith of New York are visiting here during holidays, former home of Mrs Reinsmith. Arthur Gisner of LaPlume spent Christmas with friends in Green Ridge and Park Place. The Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church holds Christmas exercises Thursday evening. Agnus G Gray of Philadelphia Dental College spends holidays with his parents on North Main Avenue. The funeral of Mrs John Riehl of 1110 Diamond Avenue was held Saturday at 1 30 pm. Mrs Riehl was 74. Three sons and two daughters survive.

Charles Reinsmith New York

Obituary notices for Frank Nicholas Helen Kell and Grandma Bailey

Frank Nicholas of 146 Meadow avenue died after surgery and complications at Beranten Privat hospital at age 20. Burial is scheduled at Washburn Street cemetery with Company L Thirteenth regiment marching in. Helen B Kell aged 5 years 10 months died Sunday. funeral at residence on Stone avenue with Rev J Schmidt officiating at Pittston avenue cemetery. Kaney W Bailey known as Grandma Bailey aged 11 years 11 months 1% days died Sunday night. funeral at Herbert L Bailey home and later at Dalton cemetery.

Frank Nicholas Meadow Avenue Beranten Privat Bospital Enpendicitix Ciy Washburn Street Thirteenth Regiment Helen B Edward Kell Hk, J. Schmidt Church of Peace Btone Avenue Pittston Avenue Kaney W. Bailey Grandma” Bailey Charles 8. Bailey Herbert L. Bailey North Abington Latermont Dalton Cemetery

North Scranton Happenings Sunday School Arts

An evening of Sunday school programs at Providence Presbyterian Providence Methodist Episcopal and North Main Avenue Baptist churches featured cantatas solos duets recitations and choruses. Pupils received presents under a decorated setting with a large Christmas tree and evergreen adornments delighting a large audience.

Providence Presbyterian Church Providence Methodist Episcopal Church North Main Avenue Baptist Church

Local Social and Cultural Notes Highlight Auditorium Events

Yesterday afternoon a matinee dance drew a large crowd at the Auditorium. The Crystal Dramatic and Literary club staged Passion Slave with new scenery and a strong cast including Manuel Defoe and Major Shortaleeve. Community notices mention church Christmas exercises on December 28 and various visits from out of town guests. Accidental anecdotes include an endorsement of Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder by John Brown of Philadelphia.

Crystal Dramatic and Literary Club

Christmas Cantata at Dunmore Methodist School

The Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Sunday School held a Christmas program last evening on South Rlakely street with a large audience. The event featured a cantata The Wise Men From the Far, led by Daniel Powell with Thomas Henwood as Prophet and Ballie Price as Naomi. Santa Claus visited and distributed gifts. further services at First Presbyterian are planned tonight with a decorated church and a musical program from the school.

Methodist Episcopal Sunday School South Rlakely Street Daniel Powell Thomas Henwood Ballie Price Naomi Santa Claus First Presbyterian Church

Pastor Receives Umbrella at Christman Festivities

Rev A Van Cleft, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, was presented with a handsome umbrella by J B Snick at a Christman event last evening. J B Snick delivered the gift speech as the pastor responded sentimentally.

Methodist Episcopal Church A. van Cleft Christman Snick Washburn-Mrinker Hey The Presbyterian Church Elm Street William Ryley Woaymaert Maggie Hughes Lackawaxen St. Mare’s Church

First Lackawanna social at Manley’s Hat New Year Night

The Lackawanna base ball association holds its entertainment night at Manley’s Hat in Manley’s Hat New Year’s Eve. The program features skating on a taut wire with roller skates by Eddie Harrington walking on a wire with tilts and refined black fare entertainers Hanley and Tafe among others.

Manley's Eodie Harrington Eddie Harrington Hanley Tafe Des

Clinton UL Dec Shr At Welton Ten Miles Southeast

Clinton UL reports a small local note involving Dec Shr At Welton about ten miles southeast of here today. Mentions Marry Summers, Jr and a carpenter with a reference to boc.

Clinton Dec Welton Here Summers, Jr Carpenter Boc

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