Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

guests were present. and an enjoyable evening
was spent. Dancing was the principal feature,
with supper at II O'Clock. Among those present
were; Robert Phillips, Jr., Charles Bradley,
William Bradley John Hennesey, John Nogt,
Springer Hasley. Turnnie Hasley, John Such,
William Mcknight, Robert Mcknight John
Mcknight, Edward Ward, William Barr; MISS
IiIhe Miller, Miss Tillie Scheitterlein. MISS
Emma Hasley Miss Sallie Hasley, Miss Birdie
Myers, Miss Josephine Mcguire and Miss
Sophie Miller. The club is composed of at;
taches of the Prothonotary's office, and second
reception will be given before the close OF the
season.
Mr.. ANDREW CASTER, the well-known
young business man, and his handsome bride.
nee Sadie f. Knowlson, are enjoying their
honeymoon in the South. Their wedding at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h.
knowlson, Vickroy street, last Thursday even
ing was a quiet but brilliant affair. There
we're some IS guests, made up of relatives OF the
contracting parties and a congenial party Oh
young friends The residence was handsomely
decorated with flowers, the feature OF the
decoration being huge bouquet from captain
Elliott. The bride looked all that was DeauuIul
IN white silk covered with embroldereo SILK
NULL trimmed in point lace She wore dia-
mond pendant of great richness, the glil OF the
groom. She was attended by TOUR charming
little flower girls. They were her two cousins.
Sadie and Leila kemmerer, OF Iowa; Jennie
Elliott, daughter of Captain Elllott, and Nan
ME Horsefell. The first two were dressed IN
pink India silk and the last two IN white. Each
carried a beautiful basket of cut flowers. The
ribbons we're held by Miss Isabel Sugden, Miss
Abbie Owens Miss Annie Patterson and MISS
Belle Horner. The first two were members OF
the brides class at the BISHOP Bowman
Institute The brides mother wore a black
silk point lace dress and looked as young
as the bellies of the occasion and-handsomer-
according to the popular verdict. Inc cere,
mony was said in his peculiarly Impressive and
pleasing mauuer by Rev. James w. Mckay. OF
ST. Peters Episcopal Church. Music was fur
nished by the Gernert Orchestra, and Caterer
Kennedy looked after the delicacies served
after the ceremony The bride and groom left
early for the depot with an enthusiastic bap-
tism of rice. The brides home. and that OF her
brother. Mc. Thomas knowlson, adjoining,
were then thrown open, and the merry pursuits
suitable to the occasion were INDUCED in up to
a late hour. The presents were numerous and
exceptionally rich. Among those present from
outside the city were Mr. 81. e. Beeler, of
Hagerstown; Mrs. DR.. Charles Kemmerer and
two little daughters. of Iowa; Mrs. Dr. h. NJ.
Byrnes. of Cincinnati. and Mrs. Duncan, of
Meadville. The young couple will return TO be
at home to their friends after November ~, in
their elegant new home on Roup street, East
End,
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Miller,
at Homestead, was handsomely decorated on
Thursday evening, October q, it being the
occasion of their silver wedding. and notwith-
standing the inclemency of the weather. all
who were lucky enough to get invitations re-
sponded. Mr.. and Mrs Miller were the recipI-
ents of many handsome presents and after a
bountifut repast was done justice to, dancing
commenced and was kept up until the small
hours. To say that all were delighted is putting
it mild. Among those present were Miss Mary
Miller, the Misses kerby, Miss Annie Cyphers,
Miss Mary Kim, Captain Arthur Kuhn, wife
and daughter. Mr.. Henry Peterman and wife,
of Wheeling. and Messrs. A. P. Cyphers ]. A.
DunegrooYe, ]. H. Horton, Frank Williams and
others.
One of the most enjoyable events of the week
was the pretty party given by Mrs. NJ. Walsh,
of Mahon avenue, on Thursday evening, in
honor of Miss Loa Rush, of Connellsville, who
has been her guest for some time. Dancing
of the evening" after which an elegant supper
Misses Byrne. Floyd. Rely, McMorris, Keenan,,
McCambridge, Kinlen, McQuillen, Kane,
Flanagan. Messrs. Guiltenan, Schriver, Lati-
mer. Nixon, Kelly, McAyoy, McAllister. Lar
kin. GrIbben, 0'Brien, Llppert, McCann
Hogan, walsh and many others.
A very ENJOYABLE surprise party was given in
honor of Miss Mamie Snow at her home on
Lawn street on Tuesday evening. The time
was spent in dancing and card playing. The
guests were Misses Bessie Hancher, Gertie
Steiner, Mamie Snow, Alice Negley. Maggie
v,
Mahaffy, Matte Thomas Minnie Hughes
Jennie Snow, Bella Snow and Miss Morgan and
the Messrs. Laine Hancher. Evan Thomas,
Sol. Carsan. Ralph Howell, George Aufder
heide, Robert McAdams, w. George Negley,
Sam Ellis, Alf Young, Harry Hawke, Jim
Merring, Will Burns, John Burns and Mr..
Craig.
Miss Carrie Finn, daughter of Mrs. John
Finn, of Bedford avenue. was married W ednes-
DAY evening to Mir. John Scnmid, a well-known
merchant of CHARTERS. The ceremony was
performed. by Rev. c. E. Locke, pastor of the
church, and was witnessed by large crowd of
friends and relatives. The grand march up
the aisle was led by the members OF the Steel
Commandery knights of the Golden Eagle,
followed by the ushers, who preceded the
bride and groom. The ushers were Robert
Finn, brother of the bride; Otto E. Oetting
Henry and AL. Schmid, brothers of She groom.
After wedding supper the young couple left
for their home in new house at CHARTERS.
Last Wednesday evening October % apretty
home wedding took place at the residence of
Mrs Elenora Brecht, No. 294 Ohio street, Allie
gheny, her daughter, Henrietta, being united
in marriage to William E. Wadsworth, of Allie
by the Rev. Z. F. W.Brecht uncle of the bride,
assisted by his son, Rev. G. f. W.Brecht. After
the ceremony an elegant supper was served,
which was certainly credit to the caterer, Mr..
Charles Spring of Masonic Hall, Allegheny.
A rollicking jolly party of little misses at
tended "l0-year" birthday party of the Misses
Neya and Gertrude Miller at their home, 292
Lacock Allegheny, Friday evening. After en-.
joying themselves to their hearts content they
bid Neva and Gertle good night, wishing them
many happy returns The party consisted of
the Misses Annie Steiner, Nettle OsterlIng,
Florence Manley, Irene Bruback. Eta Kefover,
Alice Bruback Winnie Shaw and Pauline
Schuster.
TheLeetsdaleLibrary was thrown open to the
public last Tuesday evening. and judging from
the many good things to eat and the large and
Jolly gathering the future of the library is an
assured success In THE DISPATCH last week
a list of members was published. The follow
ing names of important members should fbe
added; William and Charles Bauman, of Bau-
man Bros, Thomas ]. Seaman and Miss Ida
Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bald very pleasantly eel
ebrated the tenth anniversary of their mar
riage at their home. 374 Center avenue Pitts
burg, last Tuesday evening. Quite a number
of friends assembled to do honor to the occa-
sion, and merry, Joyous time was the result.
The evening was spent in dancing and climaxed
with an excellent supper.
Miss Ella Wilson, assisted by her friend, Miss
Maggie Anderson. entertained number of her
frieu ds at her home, Spencer Hall. East End,
on Friday evening. Some very fine music was
rendered by MIR. Ulman, the Messrs. Bell, and
Mr.. Watson. -
The many friends of Mr.. William E. Mar
shall and Miss Libbie Wakefield will be pleased
to hear of their marriage, which event took
place in a private manner at the residence of
the officiating minister on Monday, the 10Th
inst.