Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-20
CHARITY AND SOCIETY.

Committees for the southside Hospital Fair
The Howard-Barbour wedding.Re-
turning Bridal Couples-A Number OF
Important Social Events.
THE preparations for the South Side
Hospital Fair are nearly all completed. An
outline of the work was given, a few days
ago in THE DISPATCH. and now follows a
complete list of the committees, the names
on which include representative people
from every part OF Pittsburg
Fancy work-Mrs. Sweeny, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs.
Beech, Mrs. WiDkel. Mrs. D. h. Bruce, Mrs.
Schwarm. Mrs. Kurtz, Mrs. Sophy Miller. Mrs;
Murray. Mrs. schlccker, Misses Whiting and
Otnhausen.
Dinner-NIrs. Greatly. Miss Wallace. Mrs. Ham,
NETT, Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. Aidrcd. Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs. G; II. Rauch, Mrs. I. q. Jones and Miss Cor
Basket-Mrs. b. A. Elliot Miss Margaret Nc
Lain, Mrs Brewster Mrs. John Gray.
Ice cream-Mrs. E. Scott, Mrs. r. Nj. Jones. Mrs.
TO 'Connor and Misses McCutcheon, Bella Dali
zel. Caroline Kaufman and Doyle.
Roberts, Miss Ruth Donnelly, Miss Ella Sheets,
MIS-: MIS-: !. NJ Lane, Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs. II. schauz'
, Candy-Mrs. George b. HILL Mrs. Sharpe. Mrs.
Patterson and Mrs. Horner.
Miss Hill and Miss Lou sellers.
Highly. Mrs: ssdler, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. sawhili,
Country stoie-Mrs. Duff. Miss Maggie Davis.
Mrs; II. Hays, Miss Ncttie Taylor and Mrs. David
Glass stand-Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. Jarrett Mrs.
Harmony, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Williams, Misses
Common sense and apron booth-Mrs. Frost,
Mrs: Jones, Mrs Meter, Mrs.; spandau, Mrs.
George Sharpe. Mrs H. W. Laude, Mrs. Schmidt,
Mrs. Comtesse and Miss Comtesse.
FOpar b0 Rnos Mrn sGa Ma B9rd ad"1Tds
Wetzel, Edith Coffin and Mrs. Ella d. Coffin.
Flowers-Mrs; Williams, Misses Pitts, Fite,
New England tahle~Mrs Thomas Maple and
Chocolate staud-NIrs. P. F. Smith, Mrs Thomas,
Mrs. Bryce, Misses Godfrey, Jeal Maple and Matte
Bryce.
Fruit stand-Mrs. Eier Mrs. Miller Mrs Gal
lings. Mollie McGarey and Sadie Gribben.
Fish pond-Miss Spandau-
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart NJ.
Johnston note their return from their
honeymoon to their pretty house on Howe
street, East End. Mrs. Johnston as Miss
Hogg. was n belle in Connellsville, and her
wedding there, q month or so ago. was O
charmingly arranged affair, at which the
leading people besides party ofprominent
Pittsburgers, were present, Mrs. Johnston
made clever little hit with her letters of
thanks to friends, who have sent wedding
gifts. Acknowledgements these days like
the gifts themselves are apt to be as much
conventional duties as anything else. But
this particular young bride charmed every
one by the something-the ie ne sails quoi,
which filled each letter. One man said she
thanked him as though she meant it. Mrs.
Johnston is a niece of Mrs. Nathaniel b.
Hogg, of Allegheny and. OF course, is. or will
be Daughter of the Revolution.
A WEDDING that will be of interest in Vir-
ginia as we'll as in Pittsburg is to be cele-
brated in Hazelwood November 2. The
bride to be is Marguerite Katie Barbour, and
the man OF her choice Benjamin Howard,
who represents a foremost family in Rich
mond, Va. He really belongs to what they
call down there the T. F. VS.. Mis- Barbour
can also lay claim to the same distinctive
title, as prior to coming North, her family
and the homestead were for many years a
land mark in old Virginia Miss Barbour is
an exceedingly pretty girl-some say the
prettiest in HaZelwood, where, as is well
known, pretty girls are nearly as plentiful
as blossoms in spring. She is a member of
the Mozart Club.