Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-05

Ereeidnu Cnes1er, MARY Irwin CroSler,
Sophia Ada Coleman, Ada Irene Furgason,
! Sue Bennett Gallaher, Jane Francis Goodell,
Ida May German, Ida May Hood, Margaret
| May Hartley, Della Hamilton, Frances Ell
| mira HaZlett, Mary Florence Jenkins, Anna
Bird Johnston, Maggie Moorhead, Margery
Davis Porter, Minnie Bell Russell, Mary
Catharine Keesman, Cordelia May Steinmetz,
Jennie Melslna Shane, Anna May Warren,
| Electa Wyse, James Douglass Ayres Newell
| S. Fiscus, Harry Dewitte Hershey, Loyal
Freeman Hall, Alex Stewart Mabon, Sim
Arnold Rush, John McDermott Urey, Will
lam Vorlage.
Charmingly complete in every detail was
the wedding last Tuesday night that united
Miss Carrie b Bingham, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ID. bingham, of Auburn street, East
End, and granddaughter of the late ex-Mayor
Bingham, to Mr.. Walter NJ Pope. Rev.
Lauren5 Mcclure, the assistant at Calvary
Episcopal Church, united the young people.
The bride was attired in a white India silk,
| garn1shed with lace and orange blossoms.
she carried the usual bouquet of bride roses
She also wore the groom's gift, a handsome
PAIR OF diamond earrings. Attending the
| Drlde were two charming little bridesmaids,
Miss Blanche Bingham, her sister, and Miss
Stella Powell. Both wore dainty dresses OF
nuns yelling and carried pink roses. Mr: A.
| n Brockett, cousin of thegroom and brother
OF wel-known tenor, was best man. MI
and Mrs. Pope left for bridal trip among
| thc great lakes On their return they Will
1or a time reside with the groom's parents
on Carver street, the carpenters strike hav-
| ing materially interfered with the compile
ton OF the house Mr.. Pope is erecting for
hlmself and bride. The wedding was pri-
vate on account of the death of the brides
| grandmother, Mrs NJ Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. + f Asche enbach, of Forty sec
ond street, celebrated their silver wedding on
Friday evening, July 3. 1t was very bril-
| liant affair and the presents we're numerous
and i costly Among those present were: Rev
| H. stiles, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Carlin, Mr.; and
mrs. j; 1. Forster, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D; keib,
MI and Mrs. G. Wapenfelter, Mr.. and Mrs.
4; Petrie Mr. and Mrs Gilbert, Mrs A Faas,
MRS. j. Losier, Mrs. Barnes, Miss Mary
| Stugerwald, Miss Annie Heizmann, Miss
Emma Faas, Miss Annie Moeckel, Miss Eme-
ia Moeckel, Miss Sophia Devertz, Miss Clara
fEyenatten, Miss Annie Wochle, Miss E Ella
stevenson, Miss Annie Stevenson, Miss Flora
LOSER, Miss Edna Losier, Miss Georgetta
Losier, Miss Rosa Meyers, Miss Nettie Ach-
enbach and Mr.. Curtis and others.
Miss Flora Womersley, formerly Of the
East End, was rendered pleasant surprise
on Tuesday evening at her home in Sligo,
Pa, by party of friends. Dancing was in
dulged until Il O'Clock, when, after refresh
ments were served, Miss Foddie Long rem
dered some fine selections on the piano and
Misses Eta and Clara Womersley, Foddfe
Long, Mamie Petsinger, Oracle Ehrmfeld,
Moil1e GrffhthS, Flora WOmersley, May
Gardner, Mollie Karns, the Messrs. B. Long,
J. Mingus, j. Ekas, w. Truly, II. Hill !, Bert
Holmes, W. Skiles and others. After spend
ing pleasant evening the guests departed,
wlshing their fair hostess long and pleas
ant life in her new home.
The Montefiore Association, a social club,
composed of the prominent Hebrews of Brad
dock, and their wives, organized almost four
years ago with membership of 49, with the
aim of advancing social intercourse, and to
establish schools for their children where
they may be educated in their own faith, at
meeting held at the residence of one of the
members Thursday evening, decided to oc-
cupy the handsome rooms above the new
Postoffice building, and they VIII be Gle
gantly furnished and fitted out for social
purposes, and also for church and Sunday
school services.
A party Of well-known people, prominent
in society on the southside, were delight
fully entertoined by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Barras last Wednesday evening at their
beautiful homo in Knoxville. Dancing and
euchre were the principal features Of the
evenings pleasure. Those present were
Mrs. Samuel Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D.
Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hardie, the
Misses Name McCombs, Clara Carey, Emma
Carey, Martha McCombs. Annie Hazelbart,
wieser. C. F. Stolzenbach, John F. Kraft, A.
c. Opperman. W. G. Breitwieser and David
Davies.
The marriage of two prominent young
people of Braddock occurred Tuesday last
at high noon at Cumberland, Md The con-
tracing parties were Mr. H. Newton Aut-
man, ex-assistant at the Carnegie Free Ii
brary at Braddock and Miss NJ Josie Dean.
the eldest daughter of Mr.. George Dean,
well-known resident of that place. The
Pc I,r1f
for the past IL months or more he has re- l
sided at the home of his cousin, Prof A. II.
List, the noted blind pianist.
Mrs. Montgomery Scott, daughter of Mrs.
Allen Kirkpatrick, of North Braddock, and
a society lady well known in the city, hav-
ing removed to Braddock less than a wear
ago, gave delightful reception Tuesday
evening at her elegant home on Belle ave-
nue. and Burton street extension, North
Braddock, to some 30 guests, mostly society
representatives of Pittsburg and the East
End. Dancing was one of the features, as
was also the elegant supper served at II P. M.
There was pleasant gathering last week
at the lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Barnhart, at Sheridan Station, the occa-
sion being the marriage OF Miss Hettie
Thatcher Barnhart and Mr.. Herbert M.
Brooks, of Ingram. The bride wore lovely
combination of white silk, lace and cash.
mere The wedding was strictly private
couple we're the recipients Of many hand |
some presents.
The Matrons and Maids Euchre Club
closed its season by an evening euchre,
given at the residence of Mrs. H. J. Bailey. |
lady invited q gentleman, and very pleas |
ant evening was spent by all. The prize |
winners were: First, Miss May Atwell and |
Mr. Elphinstone; second, Mrs. Butler and |
Mr. Robert Garland: Third Miss McMastars |
and Mr.. West.
An event of much Importance to the so
ciety people in Williamsburg is the lawn fete |
to be given next Tuesday evening by the |
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
take place on the grounds of Robert |
Ferguson, Hampton place. Judging from |
the preparations in progress, the fete is sure |
to be very enjoyable affair.
One of the pleasant affairs Of the season
was birthday party given to Miss Clara
schwerd, of Mcclure avenue, Allegheny, on
Friday evening by her.father, A. f. Schwerd.
A large dancing platform was built on the
lawn, beautifully decorated with flags and |
Chinese lanterns, and dancing was kept up |
till the wee small hours.
One of the largest and most enjoyable pic.
mic parties that will leave this vicinity this
season will be that made up to accompany
the Junior Mechanics of Braddock and
vicinity to big reunion to be held at Rock
Point in about two weeks.
At o'clock last Thursday Miss Sadie
Aiken and Mr.. Joe Hinschberger, a we'll
known oil and gas driller, were married at
st. PauPs Cathedral. After an elegant SUM-
per at the home of the bride, they Started on
an extended Western trip.