Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28

Herzog Lura AIDA Hutton, Lucinda Jane
Jennings, Eva May Keener, Henrietta Millel
Lilley, William James Latimer, Lily An
Smith Morgan, William Huston Martin
Mary Arbanna McGrew, Jennie Edith Nc
Kowr, Letitia Luella Momeyer, Eli Cope
Phillips, May Althea Refs, Samuel Mark
Small, Calvin Luther Smith, Ira Lucius
SMITH, Hattie Corona Westbay, Ray EsteI
Whitsett, Harry White Wilson and Mary
Florence Zoak.
Lawrenceville's society people came en-
masse to st. Augustine's Church, Butler
street, last Tuesday morning at $50 O'Clock
and witnessed the marriage of Miss Josie
0'Hanlon to Mr.. Edmund W. Heyl. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. p
Chrysostemus, of st. Vincent Abbey, as
sisted by Revs. P. Carl and P. Francis. Miss
| Minnie E. Mon and Mr.. Joseph G. Vilsack
| were the attendants of the bridal party,
The bride, the daughter of the late pioneer
P. o'HanIon, was attired in neat fitting
travelling robe of pearl and heliotrope EN-.
| bedded with diamonds. The bridesmaid
| wore corresponding costume of dove and
Patterson, elevator conveyors, and with the
| groomsman was in evening dress. The
| choir, composed principally Of the relatives
| of the party, entertained the fashionable au-
| dience with selections from Haydn and
| Lejeal's mass The solo of Mrs. Lawrence
| Heyl in Verdi's "Magnifcat," /" was most ex-
quisitely rendered. just about noon the
| services concluded and the party drove to
| the future residence of the groom on Baum
| street, East End where a sumptuous COLA
| tion was spread. Later the young couple
| left for an extended trip to the Northern
lakes. The presents We're numerous and
| costly and comprised the total furnishings
OF the l'ouse of the happy couple.
hn arfair during the past week that drew
together a very large assemblage OF Brad
docks society people was the celebration at
the All Saints P. E. Church, Sixth
street, Braddock, on Wednesday, of
''The Feast of the Nativity of St. John
the Baptist" The services were con-
Quoted by the Right Rev. Cortlandt White
head. D. D., Bishop of the Pittsburg Diocese
of the P. Z. Church, who also celebrated the
| beautiful ponttfical form OF holy COM
munion; assisted IS s. BY his & assistant. n ReT; C. 4
w. Irvine, pastor of All Saints Church.
The church was finely decorated with
blooming plants, flowers and exotics and
was furnished by an augmented surplfced
choir. The Bishop was accompanied by
eight or nine other prominent Episcopal
boasts of one of the most fashionable con-
gregations in Braddocl1 and the immense
attendance of gayly and fashionably attfred
maidens at the service Wednesday would
certainly carry out that conceit The Bish-
opric party, with a large number of their
friends from this city, were agreeably enter
tanned at dinner by Mrs. NJ. E. Kinsey,
mother of Mrs. rs.sCharles NJ. Schwab, at her
handsome home on Parker avenue.
The graduating exercises of the Allegheny
General Hospital Training School will be
held tomorrow evening at O'Clock in the
Second q. P. Church. Stockton avenue ALLIE
gheny. The graduates are Miss Julia A. De-
neen, Miss May A. Donaldson, Mrs. Hattie C.
Fonner, Miss Lydia Frabel Ferguson, Miss
Phoebe S. Lafferty, Miss Cornelia s. Miller.
Miss Mary McFate, Miss Jessie B. .Keiser. The
following programme will be carried out:
Invocation, Rev. william II. Mcmillan, d.
D. Piano solo, "Last Hope" Gottschallz;
Miss Edna Davis. Address, r. B. Mowry, NJ
D., of Board of Directors. Vocal solo, 1.-THE
Skipper Mr.. Edwin L. Peterson. Address,
Rt. Rev; Cortlandt Whitehead, D. D. Piano
duet, "Spanische' Tanze," No. 4; Misses
Mary s. Holiday and Clara B. Miller. Ad-
dress, w. X. Beatty, NJ. D., President OF Staff.
son. Address and presentation of diplomas,
Rev. B. F. Woodburn, d. D., President Board
of Directors. Piano solo, selected; Miss
Oliver L. Miller, NJ. D. Cornet solo, "The,
Palms." Mark A. Rodgers, NJ. D., resident
physician. Vocal solo, 'T'vs Got a Six
pence" Mr.. Edwin L. Peterson. Prayer.
Miss Lizzie Prayer, the beautiful daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Prayer, was married at
the residence of her parents, High
street, Freeport, to John c. Noble,
young business man of Tarentum, Thursday
evening, June ls 1891, in the presence of
large number of relatives and intimate
friends. The bride was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Eta, as maid of honor: the groom
by Mr.. Frank Trees of TarentuM, as best
man. The residence was elaborately deco
rated with flowers. The archway, under
which the bride and groom stood was COM
posed of roses and ferns. At the appointed
hour the bridal party made their appearance
to the accompaniments of the wedding
Miss Lou Prayer. The bride was dressed in
a tan-colored imported robe, trimmed with
lace, and she carried a bunch of bride roses.
The bride of honor wore cardinal white
India silk and carried roses. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. J. K. Melhorn, of
st. Johns Lutheran Church of Freeport.
DR.. Charles Fayes, who has.more letters of
the alphabet attached to his name than any
other scholar in the city, is busying himself
during the summer months in giving a final
preparation to the manuscript of his new
book, entitled "a Few Hours With the
Greatest Men of Science and Philosophy"
The book is designed to meet great need
with ladies especially, whose time is much
occupied. giving them, as it were, con-
densed knowledge of the greatest men. 1t
has required the careful reaching of hun
dreds of books ON the part of the author and
will be dedicated to the pupils of DR. Faves
be given in Carnegie Hall and private par
lors next winter are also claiming the atten-
ton of the learned man while his large class
of language and classical pupils are sojourn-
ing at the pleasure resorts. Dr. Fayes has
concluded to spend one more year in the
city and then with his lovely wife will sail
for his Paris home.
Tuesday next DR.. W. S. Stewart, Of Brad
dock, will be welded to Miss Stella Louise
Swartwood, of Edgewater The marriage
will be celebrated at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. William Grier, at the latter place.
and the ceremony will be performed in the |
afternoon att o'clock by Rev. DR.. W. S.
Nevin, pastor of the United Presbyterian
Church of Verona. The groom will be at
tended by DR.. w. NJ. Carothers, of Brad |
dock. and Mr.. Harry Davis, of Homestead;
the bride by her cousin Miss Jean Grier and |
Miss Mary Stewart, q cousin of the groom,
who is a brother to Representative S. E. |
Stewart, of the Eighth Legislative district,
and is one of the surgeons for Carnegie |
Bros.& Co. Following the ceremony the young |
couple will leave for the East on an ex- |
tended bridal trip. |
The lawn fete given Thursday evening un- |
der the direction of Prof. Harry b. Mcclure, |
of Braddock, representing the Silver Lake |
Recreation Club, at the pretty Silver Lake |
Grove, was one of the incest affairs given |
during the week in the fashionable East |
End, and the second of the many to be given |
by Prof. Mcclure. The membership of the |
club is composed of many prominent men, |
bers of society from Allegheny City, Pitts |
l.