Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-05
SOCIETY IN SUMMER TIME.
A Pittsburger Claims Bride in the Suburb
of Steubenville.


of steubenville.
The marriage of James A. Love, OF the
Panhandle Office this city, and Miss Dora e.
Blackburn, daughter of DR.. Blackburn, was
celebrated yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock
at the First M. e. Church, Steubenyille, the
pastor, Rev. DIR. Oliver, officiating. Bert
Long, Latimer Grimes, Frank Prentiss and
John Kendall acted as ushers. The brother
of the bride, Charles blackburn, was best
man, and the bride was given away by her
father. The witnesses were many frlends OF
the Dflde and groom. Before and during tne
ceremony, Miss Priest, the church orgau1st
played most beautiful wedding marcn
Under shower of rice and slippers, MT
and Mrs. Love were driven to the c. Il T.
station where they took a train for CleVe-
land.
MISS MARGUERITE WILSON, of No. Alder
street, East End, gave a musicale to few OF
her friends last evening. Those participat-
ing IN the programme were Prof Ad NJ
Forester, DIR. and Mrs. Eaton, DIR. Ward and
Miss Wilson. The music as given was of
high class and was rendered to q very ap-
preciative company. After the programme
lunch was served. Among those present
were Mrs. Forester, Mrs Eaton, the Misses
Holmes, Miss Nellie Hoyt, Miss Wood, DIR.
bravo, MIR. Arthur Daivs, Mr.. Hal Harrimer
and Mr.. Albert Stuart
JAMES MCKEE and Miss Clara steubgen, of
this city, went to Youngstown yesterday
afternoon, secured q license, and were mar
ried by Justice Hellawell. The groom is
young Southside carpenter, and said he and
his bride had decided to see Youngstown
and be married at the same time.
Social Chatter.
COURSE of entertainments is to be given
n al ~
mencing on the 7th of September. The pro-
ceeds are to be devoted to a new library for
the schools. The programme arranged is as
r. l.. Cumsock; second Swedish Concert
Company; third, "Saul of Tarsus," Hon.
George r. Vending; fourth. "The Light
house" Prof. S. B. DeMotte: fifth, Uses Of
UgIiness," John Dewitt Miller: sixth. "Sun-
shine" DR.. Willitts; seventh. "Oriental Man
ners and Customs. Msmreov: eighth, "The
Labor Problem Hon. R. G. Horr.
THE new Odd Fellows Hall in Williamsburg
is to be dedicated on the 2lst of September
No. 676. The regular meeting night of the
lodge is on the 22d of September, so it il
possible that the dedicatory ceremonies will
on the II tnas nat day ,o
The hall will seat between 600 and 100 peo-
Pile.
A MERRY party of young Wilkinsburgers
are going up the Monongahela river as far
as El1ZaDeth tomorrow evening. Iney Will
pass the time on the river in dancing and
other social amusements.
ABOUT 8, 800 persons took part in the picnic
of st. Mchaei's Parochial School, SOuthSide,
at Aliquippa, yesterday. 1t required three
special trains, of IL coaches each, to take
them to the grounds.
THERE will be a free concert in the Allie
gheny parks tonight under the auspices of
the First Regiment U. A. NJ. The regimental
band will furnish the music.
MISS MAMIE BURREss and dozen couples
of young Allegheny society people attended
the George c. jerks river excursion last
evening.
A. NJ. MURDOCH has gone to New York on
business trip. He will spend day with
his wife at Wildwood Springs before he re-
turns.
Hon. JOHN DALZELL is to be given a re-
ception in Braddock, at an early date that
has not yet been determined on.
THE Argonaut Fishing Club left for Mac
kfnac, yesterday. The club will spend two
weeks among the lakes.
LAWN fete is to be held at Grafton to-
night under the auspices Of the ladies of St.
Philips Church.
JOHN s. PATTERSON, of the Fifth National
Bank, is in Seattle, Wash.