Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-18
CARROLL-STEVENSON WEDDING.
A Prominent Manufacturer and Allegheny
Belle Join Hands for Life-Surrounded
by Wealth, Beauty and Fashion-Mn-y
We l.kuown Mamma cturers Present.

| A Prominent Mnnufa cturer and Allegheny
Belle Join Hands for Life-surrounded
by Wealth, Beauty and Fashion-Mn-y y
We I-known Mauufa cturers Present.
The wedding of Mr. Ralph Waldo Carroll.
manager of the American Iron and Tube Com
pany. to Miss Sarah Louise, eldest daughter of
Mrs. ]. B. Stevenson, of Allegheny, took place
in the Second U. P. Church, Allegheny, yester-
day evening at 6 o'clock, amid the happiest
surroundings. There were $40 people present.
representing the wealth, culture, beauty ard
fashion of the two cities. Just as
the sun was shedding his last rays through the
windows of the handsome edifce. striking the
pyramid embankment of plants and flowers at
tine altar, and forming beautiful tableau;
while the organ responded to the touch OF Mr.
Ernest Beatty, and pealed forth Wagner's s
wedding march, 'Tannhauser," the happy
bride and groom marched down the left aisle
The ushers were Charles s. Holmes and c. e.
Miller, of the Monongahela House; P. d..
Beatty, of the Charlotte Furnace Company, and
Henry Mcknight. Manager of the Mcknight
estate. At the altar. the ushers parted
and allowed the bride and groom
to pass in the center, Immediately in front of
the altar, where they were met by Rev. David
Robinson, d. D.. pastor of the First U. L.
Church. who read the ceremony. The couple
then marched out of the church again. followed
by the ushers, while the organist played
Clarke's "Triumphal March,
same church within month. The parties are
both prominent in society circles. Miss Steven
son, bright and beautiful brunette, of cul-
ture both in music and elocution, being grad
uate of the State Normal School at Indiana.
The groom. Mr. Carroll, has heen connected
with the American Tube and Iron Com
pany for ten years. and is favorably
known as one of the most promising young
manufacturers In Pittsburg. The bride was at
tired in plain steel-gray suit with hat and
gloves to match She carried gorgeous bOquet
of Marechal Neil roses, the gift OF the groom.
She was unattended save by the groom. upon
whose arm she constantly leaned from the time
the church was entered until the welded pair
departed.
Among those who were present were: Mrs. j.
B. Stevenson. mother of the bride; Misses
Martha, Nal and Bessie Stevenson, sisters;
Miss NJ. E. Presley, Wooster. O.; Miss Jane e.
Leonard, Principal of the Indiana State Norm
al School; Hon. r. Carol and wife, Louisville,
KY, parents of the groom; Mr.; and Mrs. z. M.
Carroll, Pittsburg; Mr.. l. o. N. Carroll, Lilly
dale N, Y; Mr. V. 1. Carroll, Pittsburg: Mr..
w. G. Carroll, Louisville, KY; T. .. Harper.
Dallas, manager Moorhead & McLean's mill; T.
S. Blair, of the Steel and Iron improvement
Company; A. S. Matheson, of the American
Tube and Iron Company, and many other we'll
Mr. w. G. Carroll, brother of the groom. as
sisted Mr.. Beatty in furnishing music for the
occasion, by rendering in very clever manner
several cornet solos, The floral decoration was
the work of Ludwig & Richter. who displayed
rare taste in the arrangement of the plants and
flowers. After the wedding the bridal party
went to the home OF the brides mother on
Grant avenue, where an elegant supper was
served by Luther. Later in the evening they
departed for an extended Eastern trip. They
will go to Philadelphia first, thence along the
Jersey coast TO New York, up the Hudson and
to New Port, to Boston, back to Baltimore and
Washington. from where they will 60 10 Mid
dleton to be tine guests of Colonel James
Young, President of the American Tube and
Iron Company When Mr. and Mrs. Carroll re-
turn to Pittsburg they will take up their resi-
dence in the East End.