Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-02
A WEEKS GLEANINGs.
Doings Of the Social World of Pittsbprg and
Allegheny.

DOings Of the Social World of Pittsbprg and
Allegheny.
one Of the most charming weddings of the
week was that Of Miss Maggie Lamb, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and MTs. William Lamb of
Alegl eny, and Nj. Harry Z. Geissenhainer, of
PI;ts3urE. The beautiful and impressive Epis-
cOpaI ceremony took place at tine Grace Re
formed Church, corner of Webster avenue and
Grant street, at ? o'clock Thursday afternoon,
the pastor, Rev. MT. Prugh, officiating The
bride, who is very handsome yoong lady of
the brunette style of beauty with brown eyes
and petite figure, was becomlngly attlred in
dark gray. Paris pattern, dress, the sleeves and
collar Of velvet. hand embroidered. the petit
coat having panel Of the same material. A
stylish gray tOque, with silver crown and ostrich
feathers and gloves to match, completed her
travelling toilet. She wore no ornament except
a diamond pin, the gift of the groom. Miss
lamb Is a sister Of Mr.. Charles Lamb of the
PiJtsburg Tube Works. and of Mr.. George
Lamb, superintendent of Spang Chal-
fants steel works. The groom is
a handsome and popular young busi-
ness man Of PittSburg and very prominent in
musical circles. Four ushers, Messrs. Charles
and VIII Lamb brothers of the bride; Mr.. John
+. Geissenhaiuer the groOm's brother, and Mr.
Charles Smith. attended the wedding couple
Following the marriage a reception was ten
dered the young couple at the home of the
bride. % Union avenue. Allegheny. which was
most CasJgluly decorated by Ludwig d. Richter
with Ualns and potted plants the most pleasing
effect being the mantel before which the bride
and groom received the congratulations of
their friends. \ delicious lunch was served by
Luther i he presents were numerous and
costly At O'clock the bride and groom lett
Tor an extended Eastern trip Beside the
immediate relatives OF the families, there were
present Rev, Prugh aud wife, Miss Lizzie Bell,
OF Columbian. o.; Mr. Win Lynch. of Pitts
burg: Mr.. G.. g. Barker and daughters Lottle
and Zyra, OF New Lisbon, Q.
Halloween was made pleasant to the great
number Of guests at the surprise party ten
dered MT. Cyrus ). Youngson at his residence,
corner OF Nylie avenue and Vine street. The
special features of the evening were the charm
ing vocal solos with which Miss Carrie Terrant,
so well known as ''Comrade Joe" of the g. A.
R., delighted the crowd and the no less enter
tanning instrumental music furnished by the
Misses Mamie and Maggie Watson, Emma
BOdUingJUn and Messrs. Cant, Coughlin and j.
3. Goungson, Jr. When at last the gay as
selnblsge dispersed, it was the unanimous ex-
preston Of ali present that they had never be-
fore seen SO mGcn real enjoyment crowded into
one evening. Among thuse present were the
following well known society Young people of
this city and Allegheny: Misses Mamie Wat
son. Maggie Watson, Carrie Terrant, Jeane
Nelson, Maggie Crawford. Matte Booth, Sadie
Hines, Emma Boddington. Ella Youngson,
Zetta Early, Maggie Minnick, Lillian Foringer,
Mary and Sadie Brokaw. Anna Zimmerman;
Messrs. Cyrus Youngson, }. H. Parker. II.