Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-18
OUTDOOR THEATRICALS.
Pittsburs is to Enjoy the Delights OF This
New Fad-George G. jerks to Manage !
the Affair-A Pretty Home Wedding at |

cal party this evening and will be seen at
the Grand Opera House for Kings presenta-
tion of "Othello," which inaugurates his
Carnival of Elocutfon, to continue the re-
the charming daughter of Mr.. John P. Ober,
of Troy Hill, is to be the fair hostess and
has chartered special electric
car-the double decker excursion
the Ober residence at 7:45 and viii be
ready to convey the merrymalxers back
again at the close of the theater, when de-
llGloSs l,e,i u, supper Will be served Those % VINO
Emma Krebs, Minnie Krebs, Ella Straub,
Minnie Sauer, Belle Seibert, Laura Seibert,
Annie and Helen Voegtly; Ella Fisher, A,Iice Alice
and Millie Lautner, Ella Groetzinger, MT.
and Mis-. Charles Kleber, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Luther, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eggers,
ME- and Mrs. William Ahlers, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Groetzinger, Messrs Ed Eggers, Herman
Lautner, VIII Krebs, Ed Kopp, Jack Sauers,
DR.. Ettrich, DR.. Heckel, Lou Reineman, Clar-
ence Seibert, Ed Seibert, John Sauer, Albert
Ste1gleder and Ed Straub.
THE Church Of the Good Shepherd, of the
Episcopal Parish of Hazelwood, was the
scene of the marriage of Miss Irene Cowan
and Mr.. Charles Frazier at 5 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The church decorations
were evergreens and daisies, gathered and
put in place very artistically by the young
iauleS VI bne cnuTcn, lr1enuS anu coinpuh-
ions Of the bride, who is daughter OF Mrs.
V. G. Cowan and sister of superintendent
Cowan, of the West Pennsylvania Hospital
and Of j. E. Cownn, of the Pittsburg post
office. The service was conducted by the
rector of the church, the bride being given
away by j. E. Cowan. Her maid OF honor
was her sister, Miss Marian Cowan, and the
groom's best man was Mr.. Raphael Sergeant.
Baltimore, Mr.. Alfred Frazier, the grooms
brother, and Messrs Hepke and A, HILBERT.
The bride wore dress en- train OF white
silk. with white veil and carried boquet of
white roses. Her sisters habit was a pink
crepe. She also wore a white Leghorn hat,
trimmed in pink, and carried pink carna-
tions; Mr.. Frazier, who is the secretary at
the Ohio Steel Works, and his wife will re-
side at Hazelwood after their return from
an Eastern trip.
From all Appearances GAS You Like 1t"
will soon become lawn realization in this
city. 1t will, of course, be given with lesser
theatrical lights than Maurice Barrymore
and Rose Coghlan, who assumed the lead
ing roles in the New York presentation on
the lawn of Mrs. Stevens, which set agog the
theatrical and social world all over the
United States. But the cast will be made
up of talented and clever people. Byron
W. King and Mr.. George jerks,
the two well known amusement
men, are the promulgators of the scheme,
upon it. Whether it will be given on q
private lawn, several CT which are available,
or in one Of the numerous pretty parks that
abound in the vicinity of the city Is not
known at present. 1t will, however, in
either case be an invitation affair. Every
thing that tended to make the New York pre-
this end of the line, with generous petitions
to probabilities to omit the vigorous rain
storm with which the New York audience
was favored during the latter part of the
play.
A PRETTY wedding in the Sandusky Street
Baptist Church this evening will be wit
messed by large number of friends, as both
the bride and groom are emtnently popular.
Miss Grace Woodburn Is the bride-elect, and
will claim as husband Mr.. X. T. Meade, the
well-known young attorney. The father of
the bride, Rev. B. f. Woodburn, will be the
officiating clergyman. The bridemaids will
Miss Hattie Gray and Miss Minnie
Mcneil, daughter of Senator Nc
Neil. The maid of honor is to be Miss Mae
Woodburn, sister of the bride. Messrs. E. B.
Heokel, NJ D., W. T. Tredway, Esq, Alfred
M Schoyer, Charles o. Hadley and Harry z.
Weber will of1ciate as ushers, Mr.. E. L.
young couple will leave at i0:45 for Toronto
and from thence will travel for some time,
visiting Montreal, Thousand Islands and
other points; They VIII then en- ret return ,,l and
at Point Chautauqua. MIR. and Mrs. Meade
will receive friends at A Buena Vista street,
Allegheny, after September
AN extended programme of the COM
mencement week of Grove City College
has been issued. The commencement
proper will take place one week from to-day.
The graduates will be Thomas Wesley Orr,
John Collier, James McCool, Kate Gilmore
Barnes, Howard Campbell, Mary Ella Cum
mn D,-I-1 n,,rr0 to.
Dale, Laura May Hazlett, Eva Flor
ence Workman, Burton Waters Henderson,
Robert Edd Zalmiser, Annie Laurie Hughes,
Grant Eugene Fisher, John Lewis Tucker
Samuel Richard Mcclure. Elizabeth Martha
Laughlin oscar Clare McChung, Lauretta
May McCandless, Ada Irene McEwen,
Luella Orr, George Mcclellan Studebaker,
Margaret Bell Irwin and John Haden Will
son. The musical graduates are Mary Lydia
and Minnie Eta Enlertfne. The college has
enrolled $50 students during the past year
and overfows with prosperity.
UDR NARpYz, the Italian physician, will
give dinner on the oath inst. to number
of prominent officials of the city with their
wives, among them Mayor Gourley, In
spector McAleese and others. The feast is
in commemoration of two important events
in the life of the host whereby in the battle
of Solferino and in the Paris Commune he
narrowly escaped death, on June "a, 1859, and
1862 The principal object of the dinner,
however, is to ask the assistance of the city
officials in bettering the condition of the
little street arabs, In whom DR.. Nardyz is
very much Interested
ST. JAMES PARocHIAL SCHOOL, of wilkins
burg, will close tomorrow for the summer
vacation. The occasion will be celebrated
with treat for the children. 1t has hereto
fore been the custom to bestow premiums
consisting of books, pictures, medals, etc.
But Father Lambing believes that they
would rather have ice cream, cakes, candies, |
so their diligence in their studies will be re- |
warded in the good old-fashioned way.
Miss CLARA BAUM, of Allegheny, was mar |
ried last evening at the Duquesne to j. c. |
Heyman, of Philadelphia. Rev. DR.. Mayer |
performed the ceremony. After the mar
riage the guests sat down to an elegant BAN |
selves dancing. Mr.. Heyman is cloak |
merchant in the Quaker City. The couple |
will spend the honeymoon on the Pacific |
Coast.
THE complimentary benefit for Miss Lii
liam A. Reddick will be given next Tuesday |
evening in the Moorhead building. Among |
the participants will be Henry Lorenz, An
ME Orr, Messrs. Graham, Sevill and Emery, |
Theo A. RentZ, Messrs. Liefield, Davis, |
Heming and Ehrhard, Miss Hannah Baster, |
William Montag, Miss Kathleen Dengle
Misses Reddick and Miller.
The annual thank offering of the |
woman's Missionary Society of Allegheny
County Presbytery was held in the Leets-
dale Presbyterian curch yesterday. The
donations amounted to near 900, and it