Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-19

rather unprecedented, is nevertheless, an ad-
vantageous one to both bride and groom as the
ties that will make him as successful in busi-
ness as he is in social circles.
One of the notable weddings of the past
week was that of Miss Ella McComb and Mr..
H. Augustine, which took place at the home
of the BRIDES sister. Mrs. F. B. Ertzman, in
Hazelwood, on Wednesday evenings The cere-
mony was performed in the presence of host
of admiring friends by Rev. ]. S. Pluner. OF
the Hazelwood Presbyterian Church. The
cloth costume. trimmed with moire ribbon
and lace. with tulle veil, and
wreath Of orange blossoms. She carried
bouquet of white roses. Mrs. Ertzman acted
as bridemaid, and wore dress made similar TO
that of the bride, except that it was of a cream
color. She carried a bouquet of pink roses
Mr. +. B. Ertzman acted in the capacity OF
grOomsman The newly married couple LETT
through Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Milwaukee. An elegant supper was served in
hennedy's characteristic style. Miss MeComb
was formerly prominent member in South
side society circles, but is well known in both
cities. Mr.. Augustine is well-known young
business man. Among the guests were MT.
and Mrs. Ernest Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs; Harry
Dawson, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Dawson,
Mr.. John A. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs W.
z. BCrland, Mr. and Mrs Charles Charles
Miss Mamie Craig, Mr.. Ed. English, Dr. Samuel
Bryant and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Bggert, Mr.. and Mrs.
James McCombs. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hide,
bran. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCombs, MI and
Mrs. John McCombs, Mr.. Charles Saunders,
Miss Dora Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J: E. Jordan,
Mr. NJ. L Sisoison, MI. N. Harlan, Mr..
and Mrs James McCleary, Mr.. John
Shaeffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott. DIR. and Mrs. w.
D. O'Brien, Mr.. c. Shaetfer, MIR. and Mrs. Ed.
Wills. Mrs. Lou Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy Kimberlin.
On Thursday evening the elegant and CONF
modious home of Mr.. Lewis Anderson, of
Steubenyile, O., presented scene of gayety
and happiness. The occasion being the mar
riage of his daughter Amanda to Mr.. Stanton
Luton, of this city. Mr.. Luton is isstenographer
to Civil Engineer Wierman, of the Pennsyl-
vania road, and is well-known and highly re-
spected young man. The unfavorable and dis
agreeable weather occasioned the regrets OF
quite a number of Pittsbnrg and Allegheny
people but all thoughts of clouds and rain
vanished from the minds of the many Steuben-
Williams who responded to the reception cards,
and were received by Mrs. Anderson, asslssted
by her daughter Miss Jennie The elegant
apartments were profusely decorated with
flowers and tropical plants, the mantle at the
rear Of the long parlors being banked with
flowers formed beautiful background for the
bridal party, who received . shower OF congrat-
ulations from their many friends. The COS
tunes were rich and elegant The bride was
attired in her beautiful wedding gown OF white
silk, rich. heavy and plain, with court train and
front heavily embroidered in gold, while the
only ornaments were diamonds, the gilt OF
the groom The attendants, Miss Hettie
Anderson. sister of the bride, and Miss Marcella
Luton, sister of the groom, attired in cream
silk, artistically draped in tulle beaded in crys-
tails, looked decidedly charming. Mr.. Charles
Geegan a former class-mate of the groom, and
dRcidadlV handsome acted
man. The StelZner Orchestra and Caterer Falk
added much to the enjoyment of the evening
pleasant surprise party was rendered to
Henry Blum, of No. 2 Pride street, by his
friends on Wednesday evening. October Is. The
following ladies and gentlemen were present:
The Misses Mamie Hays. Katie Hays, Maggie
Nugent. Maggie Luman, Jennie Luman, Emma
Knight, Ida Kober, Celia Schrott. Katie Nu-
gent, Mary Blum and Masters George Knight,
George Barr, Henry Blum, Lewis Bentz, Frank
Bown, Charles Schuchman. Frank O'Brien. Will
Charles Bright, Chris Blum. George Leidman,
] Joseph Smith, BOO" Charley and others. An
elegant supper was furnished by Mrs. Blum
and Miss White. and was well appreciated by
those present. The most interesting part of
the evening was at the time of the recitation
given by Miss Katie Hays. The music was
by the Logan and Silverman Mando-
lin Quartet, and MIR. Albert Kirk was the figure
caller Lewis Bentz came in for best comedian
with his comic jokes and songs. Dancing play
ing and singing were the pleasures of the even
ng until late hour: when the band played
Home, Sweet Home"
Last week pleasant surprise party was ten
Tered Miss Katie Johnston at ner home in the
West End. Dancing was the pastime of the
evening, interspersed with several well-ren-
Tered selections by Miss Katie Johnston. A de-
icious supper was served. The happy guests
were Misses Lou shisley, Maggie Golden,
Bridget Stack. Cora Gall. Maggie Taber. Mag
yie Woods, blanche Craig. Ella Esplin. Kate
Annie Sloan. Sophia Maddern,
Annie Shelter, Lizzie Gorety, Emily Murray.
an, Maggie Wolefell. Mary McCabe. Annie
Bertha Hinelein, Messrs. J. and
4. Marshall. C. Willer,- c. Madding, NJ. Ma
one, G. and V. Marks. J. Shisley, ]. Locont,N.
Bray. F. Dear. p. Diebold, M. Powers E. o.
Day, j. Blainey, W. Moore, w. Bowens.
On Friday evening, October II, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bruce celebrated the twelfth anniver-
ary of their marriage Qinen wedding) at their |
lome, Brown street, East End. They received |
great many fine and costly presents. After |
Iaving enjoyable time an elegant supper |
vas served. Among those present were: Mr.. |
sigdon and wife, of Allegheny; Mr.. and Mrs. |
\. ]. Crooks, Allegheny; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H, |
White, Sewickley; Mrs. MargaretJ. Crooks and |
nd wife, of Homewood. East End; Miss Jennie |
Zircher, Allegheny; Miss Annie Brinton, Ale |
.heny; Mr.. Christ Haus. East End; Mr.. McEl- |
vain and Miss McElwain, Mr. Bell, Mrs. Sophie |
Iaus and mother, Mrs. Looms, of Grafton; |
Hiss Lille Shaffer, of Ellsworth, Pa; MIR |
iible, Mr.. Charles Haus and wife, East End.
The wedding of Miss Sadie E Knowlson and |
DR.. Andrew Caster will take place Thursday |
vening at the home of the young lady's |
Nv o
yickroy street. The officiating clergyman will /
10 the Rev. Mr.. James W. Mckay, of st. |
'eter's Episcopal Church. After the ceremony |
he young people will leave for an extended |
rip through the South, and after November 20 |
will be at home to their friends at No. I'll Roup |
treet, their future residence. Both are well |
nown, Miss Knowlson being one of the last |
class of the Bishop Bowman Insti-
usiness man. Some rs invited guests antici-
ate pretty wedding ceremony.
very enjoyable surprise party was given |
iiss Katie Hummel at her residence, No. 1872
econd avenue, Friday evening last Dancing
7as the principal feature ef the evening. Some
ocal music was rendered by the Silver Palace
Quartet. Among those present were the
lsses Emile and Mary Oats Maggie Thomas
'lanche Clair, Matte, Katie and Bertha O'Brien, |
-atie Anderson, Sadie Powell, Sadie Constards,
iosetta and Mary Polly, Lottie Barton, Lizzie
Jennie Jones, Emma Kuley and
Iessrs. William Wolf. Frank W oodDurn, Rob.
rt and William McAdams Charles Donaldson |
idney Griffith, Edward Shobart. Frank Har-
er, Andrew Scott Thomas Graft and Vii,
evlin.
A select evening party was given at the resi-
ence Of Miss Emma Knapp. No. 463 Fifth ave-
ne, Monday evening, October l3. 1890. The
laydn Mandolin Band was present to enliven
le party and a pleasant time was had. Among
lose present were the following: mrs. David
arker and daughter, of Canton, o.; Mr.. and
rs s. Garvin, Mr.. and Mrs. George Davidson.