Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-07

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| and at midnight an elegant luncheon was
| served Quadrille, waltz and schottish fol
| lowed each other in rapid succession until
| the eve sma' hours" of the morning. Among
those who were present were the following
East End Miss Maggie MaIoney, Miss Mag
gle Hoag, Miss Ella Hoag, Miss Mary Craw-
| ford, Miss Sadie Johns, Miss Nora Maloney,
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. wigmore, and the Messrs:
| Ed Welsh, Charles King, Henry King,
| Wright, James Lyons, Frank Hanan, Grant
| Snyder, james Davis. John Mckslyy,
Hoag, Richard Hoag, Thomas McClain, Will
| lam Crawford, James Fitzsimmons, G. +.
Hunter and host of others. =
A coming social event of much signi-
hcance to Braddock is the marriage Of Miss
Margaret Stewart, the eldest daughter of
| Colonel Robert E. Stewart, ESQ.,, of North
Braddock, President of the Bnddock
National Bank, and one Of the best known
attorneys of the Allegheny county bar, to
Mr.. Alvin C. Dinkey, prominent young
business man of Braddock. The date June
II The marriage will terminate an inter-
| esting and romantic courtship OF some eight
| years duration, and yet the coming bride
vet having reached her I'D birthday, and
! her future husband being but Two
years her senior. However, their
engagement was publicly announced not
more than q month ago. The affair will be
very beautiful but unostentatious one,
| owing to the death of young brother OF the
| bride, Robert E., Jr, which occurred some
months ago. Invitations have been issued
| only to about so of the immediate friends
and relatives. Rev. Samuel j. Shaw, pastor
| of the United Presbyterian Church of Brad
| dock, of which Miss Stewart is member,
will perform the ceremony, which will take
| place in the parlors OF the brides home on
Grant avenue, North Braddocl, at o'clock
| on the evening above mentioned. The hon.
! ors will be taken by Miss Leonora Hunter,
daughter of Dr.. William l. Hunter, of Turtle
| Creek; Miss Maud McMasters, daughter of
| Captain John H. McMasters, of North Brad
| dock both lovely cousins of the bride; Miss
| Lily BOYD, of Turtle Creek, and Miss Minnie
Dinzey, sister of the groom, of Braddook;
| Messrs. John NJ Stewart, brother OF the
| bride; Grant Anderson, Charles e. Dinkey,
| brother of the groom, and Robert Mag1nnl,
| all of Braddock. After the honeymoon,
which will be spent in travel in the East ana
through the South, the happy couple VIII
settle down to housekeeping in handsome
| and well-furnished residence in North Brad
dock, purchased by Mr.. Dinkey.
A Number of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
| r. W. Williams met at the home OF his
mother 50 Market street, Allegheny, last
Monday evening to extend their congratula-
tions to the newly-married pair. Dancing
was INDUCED in until midnight, when the
guests were invited to an adjoining room,
| where an elegant repast was taken. Alter
supper dancing was again resumed ana con-
tinued until the early hours OF morning,
| when the guests, well pleased with their
| evenings enjoyment, departed after extend
! ing their thanks to the hos5 and hostess.
| Among those present were the following
members of the Chicora Club, of which MI.
| Williams Is a member: Messrs. Graham.
| Seager, Harry and Hugh Parklull, Pease,
Weaver, Speer, Linton, Hutchinson, and also
the Messrs. Holmes, YerI, speers, kuhns
Misses. Yerx, Frederick, S. and A. Burns, Will-
| Jams, Swoger, Mauer, Lambert, Wampler
| and many others.
Americus Council No. sc, Daughters Of
Liberty, composed of many of the bestknown
people of the Southside, gave unique enter
| tainment in their hall, corner of Carson and
South Twenty-flrst streets, Friday evening.
The affair was known as an "Art exhibition
of ancient and modern paintings by French
and American artists, statuary, ETC." A
pleasing programme of recitations by Miss
Jennie Scribner Miss Mayme Burnett; music
by Miss Maggie Roup, John Rosser and
Master Albert Rosser. An address by
10 bv sntler ana
were rendered. The Committee of Arrange
ments headed by Miss Sadie Gribben, Mrs
Dr. C. c. Hersman, Mrs. R. NJ. Jones and Mrs.
Walter Bonnett, served Refreshments TO the
entire audience which afterward took q
stroll through the hall and examined the art
exhibits.
The members of Lady Logan Union W. v.
R. o., of McKeesport, rendered a pleasant
and enjoyable reception Wednesday even
ing to their National President, Miss Mary
Bloomer, who upon that occasion was pre-
sented by the union with O gold badge and
lovely bouquet. Colonel J. A Danks, of
Pittsburg, presented to the union beautiful
flag, the gift Of Miss Carey, of Pittsburg;
after which Miss Annie Bow, the elooution,
ist, recited "The Book Agent" In a manner
| which deserves much credit. Recitations
were also given by the Misses Smith, Tate
and Carey. and some excellent music was
furnished by the Second Ward Drum Corps.
Ice cream, cake and fruit were served to all
present.
Summer evening excursions for the first
time in the history of the city, through the
instrumentality of Mr.. George C. Jenks are
to be enjoyed on the picturesque Mononga-
hela and Ohio rivers free from the annoy
ances of an Objectionable element on the
boat. Mr.. jerks has chartered the steamer
Mayhower for a series of exclusively invita-
ton excursions, the first one to be given
next Tuesday evening. The boat will leave
the foot of Wood street at 7:50 P. NJ. Tuesday.
Gernert's Orchestra will give q concert on
board and furnish music for the hop that
will form part of the programme. The trip
will be down the Ohio to Davis Island dam,
and DOSSlDlY, IL there IS time, q snort dis
tance up the Monongahela.
Master Harry W. Hook, OF Allegheny, en-
tertained host of young folks Wednesday
night. Among those present were: Misses
Eva Fielding, Carrie Orth, Alice Moser, Anna
Lille Mendel, Edna Strauch, Pearl Green,
Bertha Orth, Margret Rottkay, Emma Baden,
Josephine Failing, Adda Niehause, Amelia
Geiss, Anna Dickinson, Amelia Richter,
StrQnCh Mandal
Orth, Tillie Zinsmefster, Silvia Zinsmeister
and Ella Zinsmeister, and Messrs. Charles
Acker, George Orth, John Fielding, Harry
Mendel, Charles Niehause, Charles Sprou1
and Harry Zeber.
Mr.. John W. Mccarthy, son OF Mr.. James
Mccarthy, of Braddock, and Miss Ellen Con-
way, a well-known and highly-esteemec
young lady of Williamsburg, were married
by Rev. NJ. A. Lambing, in st. James
Church, Williamsburg, at o'clock last Tues
day morning, attended by several hundred
tour of several weeks in the East. On their
return they will go to housekeeping in Brad
dock. The groom is prominent young man
master D. j. Mccarthy, editor and pub
Usher of the Braddock Daily Nel0s, and pro-
prietor of the Braddock Tribune.
A number of little girls at Hazelwood have
been busily engaged for sometime sewing
and manufacturing various pretty and fancy
articles which they will offer for sale at a
bazaar to be given next Thursday evening
on the grounds of Mr.. J. ]. Speck, of Hazel
wood. The proceeds of the bazaar will be
at the Homeopathic Hospital. The names
of the busy workers are Marion Riddle,
Helen Walters, Mary Tebbits, Bessie Speck,
Alice Biggert, Agnes Palmer, Olive Ripley,
Laura Austin, Katie Reisfar, Leila Everson,
Mary Smith, Velma Wilson and Della Davis