Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-01
AMID PROMINENT PEOPLE.
The Paimer-BIack Wedding Witnessed By
Mrs. Garfleld-It Was One of the Sea-
sons Evenrs-Three Grand-Aun mt the

The Palmer. Black Wedding Witnessed By
Mrs. Garneld-It Wa. One of the Sea-
sons Evenis-Three Grand-Aunts Mt the
Ewing Kuby Wedding.
An elegant home wedding, made doubly
notable by the prominence of the people con-
cerned in it, and the presence of some very dis
tinguished guests among them Mrs. Garfield
and her daughter, Mrs. ]. Stanley Brown, was
celebrated last evening at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Horne,
Beech street. Allegheny. The contracting
parties were Miss Maize Palmer and Mr..
George w. Black. and the officiating clergyman
was Rev. G. C. FELTON,, the pastor Of Christ ID.
E. Church.
The drawing room in which the ceremony
was performed. became for the OCCASION
which banlked the mantel and
fireplace and decked the creamy Brussels ACE
that draped the windows, and upon .ne sur, SUI.
face of which their own delicate Deauty was
initiated. Frightening the whole anu renewing
the uniform green by their charming eoioring
were numerous roses that also gave desirable
fragrance to the air. Although the climatic
point of the floral artists skill was to be seen
in the drawing-room, yet the other apart
ments were not sighted, but received
cut flowers. The diningroom in which
the collation. was served was ex-
ceedingiy attractive in its dressing of roses,
with its long table cleaning with cut
glass and silver. At o'clock, the time ap-
pointed for the service, the guests, numbering
20 of the relatives and nearest friends of the
bride and groom, were all assembled in the
drawing room and the bridal party with little
Helen Horne, the maid of honor, in advance
entered. The sister and brother of the bride,
Miss Maud Palmer and Mr.. William Palmer as
Dridemaid and groomsman, followed and
taking position, awaited the coming OF the
bride and groom whose presence completed
the charming tableau. The appearance of the
bride was that of an extremely graceful and
silk cut entraine with half high corsage and
full length sleeves, and veil of exquisite
texture confined with pink rose buds carrying
bouquet of tull blown roses of the same color.
robed in bewitching toilet of silver tinsel over
nile green surah. She also carried pink roses
as did the tiny brunette, who, as maid of honor:
In glrlish gown of white silk, almost rlValed
her older sisters in point of beauty.
Mrs Horne, the mother of the trio, was ar
rayed in handsome toilet Of heavy black SILK,
as was also Mrs. Garfield. while her daughter
shone in all the glory of her own bridal robes
OF pure white. The ceremony over and the
congratulations extended, the company re-
paired to the dining room and enjoyed de-
lightful repast and a charming hour. the num-
Der of guests making just nice sized family
party.
The remainder of the evening was spent in
viewing the presents, which were displayed In
embraced everything lovely and expensive
usually contained in such a collection. The
groom, Mr.. Black, who is a prominent iron
manufacturer, will take his bride East, where
all the cities and places of interest will be
visited before they commence housekeeping
on North avenue. Allegheny, where an elegant
ly appointed house awaits them.
Mrs. Garfield and her daughter will remain
for short visit before continuing their journey
to their home in Mentor, having stopped over
here to attend the wedding on their way from
Washington City, where they have been for
some time past.