Agnes Lillian Shaw Weds John B A Smith Galpin
Miss Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Frances Shaw of Rockland Maine wed John B A Smith Galpin of Dunmore Pa at the First Baptist Church. Rev W Van Kirk officiated. A large guest list from Rockland Scranton Dunmore and Philadelphia attended with a lavish pink white decor and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple plan a wedding trip to Magnolia Mass and will reside at the Homestead Dunmore Pa.
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First Baptist Church
Agnes Lillian Shaw
Frances M. Shaw
Thin Elt
Wire
John BA. Smith Galpin
Hilnmore
Rocklind
BR. W. van Kirk
Mise M. 1
Cornelia, Galpin
Dunmore
Trousse Fi. Smith
Scranton
Mary C. Norton
Sarah M. Hail
Grace M. Emery
Mirtin Bo Mis c
Tdith M. Tillell
Rodghini
Mlorenen DB. Smith
Arthur Burrbull
New York
Werbert J. Merrihew
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Ralph Ju. Wiggin
George I. Lawre
Charles W.ausvonald
Luther J. Smith
A. D. Flackinton
Pao
George T. Smith
Frank Merrihew
Philadelphant
Laura Ef. Tobey
Fran R. Tobey
Mero
J. B. Shaw
Ss. B. Huckles
Wimner BR. Shaw
Moston
Mise Shaw
Francis M. Shaw
Thin City
Boston
Lincoln
Magnolia
Mass
George
Baratoga
Homestead
Mize
Jane M. King
Mra
C. C. King
West Kttston
George C., Nye
H. A. Nye
Clay Avenue
Susquehanna Avenue
West Pittston
Miss Farrer
Miss Nettle King
Fannie King
Elizabeth Jeffrey
Alex B. Campbell
Alex Jeffrey
Grove Street
Jennie Jeffrey
James Dulsimer
Ceremony Performed by Rev Dr James Hughes
A ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. James Hughes, officiating the event with formal rites and community participation. Attendees noted the dignified proceedings and the reverent, orderly conduct throughout.
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James Hughes
Movements of People and Social Notes Seen in Scranton
The column lists residents and visitors at summer locales and travels, including Mrs. George Rice, Miss Grace Sprague, A G Gilmore, Mr and Mrs Thomas Sprague, and many others visiting places from Mt Pocono to Philadelphia. It notes engagements, vacations, and social visits, with mentions of Paterson engagement notices and Scranton residents visiting or hosting guests.
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George Rice
Mt. Pocono
Grace Sprague
Brandon
Hamilton Thompson
New York
John D. Davenport
A.J. Colborn
United States Circuit Court
Wilkes-Barre
Harry Zerby
Pottaville
W. W. Hull
Eligabeth Stark
West Pittston
Mrs. Brown
Providence Pond
Nelle
Mary Beamish
Philadelphia
Richard J
John
Blanche H. Butler
Taylor Avenue
George A. Dickerson
Luli A. Clark
Atlantic City
Bart
Dunan
Mary
North Bromley Avenue
Nave
New York City
Paterson
N. J
Margaret Sontor
International Correspondence Schools
Holland
F. L. Peck
Robert Peck
Europe
MM. Rine
Lackawanna Railroad
Akron
Ohio
Virginia
Mabel Toss
Sanderson Avenue
Young Women's Christian Association
Silver Bay
N. Y
Tielware
Mra. Peck
George H. Murray
News of a Woman and the Church Home Welcome
An essay on newcomers to Scranton and the mixed feelings they face about church welcome. It contrasts warm, neighborly intent with snobbery and social pressures, noting district visiting and the awkwardness of well meaning efforts. The piece questions what a church home should mean to strangers.
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Mra
Scranton
Chicago
Henry Augustus
Mary Ellen
Stric Y
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Hit Daily Star
Rockland
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F Byxbee
D. A. Cipwell
H. J. Hall
Blanchard
Moosehead Lake
Causehoweks Club
Noy Aug Park
Babe Gilmartin
Carbondale
Messrs
A. T. Walsh
William Fay
Pittston
D. J. Reedy
Elmhurst
Law Watkins
Pottetown
Prof
Frank Siegel
Mountain Park
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Beranton
W. M. Gardner
Bsiegfried
Zerby
Pottsville
Norton
Young
H. H. Brady
A. N. Walker
Edward Nettleton
Frank Kaiser
Ray Fuller
F.C. Puller
Frank Littell
Penman
Hurlbut
Buah
BE. B. Franklin
Willard Matthews
William Curry
Comegys
John Powell
Percy Megargél
Miss Hill
Mise Nettleton
Albert J. Winebrake
West Lackawanna Avenue
Almit D. Wrigley
Factoryville
James Wrigley
West Side
Willians Canfield
Mrs. Campbell
Anna Hughes
Bertha Crawford
Ethel Pease
May Jones
Margaret Hughes
Alta Kresge
Mary Daniels
Louise Leader
Florence Keith
Emily Sutton
Maggie Sutton
Grace Daniels
Ada McDermott
Jennie Wills
Lizzie Wills
Gertrude Hammond
Eeith Fowler
Miss Burns
Florence Crawford
Grace Rice
Madison G. Chase
Horace Williams
Ralph Wkelth
Wilbur Kresge
Floyd Kresge
Walter Jones
Floyd Smith
Will Sutton
Hugh McDermott
John Hughes
James Wills
Foulard
Madras
Raney
Ees Colgate
Mears & Hagen
Maury Anderson
William Black
Wemyss Reid
Black
Miss Anderson
Glasgow
Sir Wemyss
Millville
Steel
Man From
Glengarry
Connor
Eben Holden
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Graystark
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Helmet of
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Runckle
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Robert Chambers
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Hough
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Sutphen
Sylvia
Richard Yea
Nay
Hewlett
Rogers
MSPAC
Donas Long
New York Journal
Youth's Companion
Ladies’ Home Journal
Banner of Light
Truth-Seeker
Johann Most
Prendergast's
Waterman
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