Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30
JUNE's LAST BRIDES.
A Number OF Weddings to Usher Out the
Month Of Roses.

Number Of Weddings to Usher Out the
Month of Roses.
The graduating exercises of the Allegheny
General Hospital Training School were held
last night at the Second U. P. Church on
Stockton avenue.
The Sunday school room where the exer-
cises took place was nearly filled with the
friends of the institution. At o'clock the
nurses OF the school, neatly dressed in pink
and blue gowns and wearing white caps or
bonnets, filed into the church and took seats
near the rostrum. After prayer by Rev.
Dr. MCMILLAN and a piano composition py
Miss Edna Davis, DR.. r. B. Mowry, of the
Board of Directors, delivered short ad-
dress. Bishop Whitehead then talked ON
the great work as well as the great necessity
Holiday and Miller played piano duet:
DIR. w. X: Beatty could not be present and
DIR. Huselton delivered O neat address in his
and the presentation of diplomas was done
by DR.. B. B. Smith. Medals to the graduates
were presented by Oliver l.. Miller, NJ. ID. A
very pretty vocal solo was also rendered by
closed pretty luncheon was served at the
hospital. The affair was presided over by
Miss Tildesley, the superintendent, and Miss
ration. the head nurse; = Phe ,ba names 9tN a. .ne
Cornelia S. Miller, Lydia Frobel Ferguson,
Jessie b. Keiser, Mary McFote, Julia A
Deneen, May A. Donaldson ana Hattie Z.
Former.
Several maidens were of the opinion evil
IDENTIFY that Tuesday, June 80, would be a
good day on which to don the bridal robes,
and consequently are in q state of JOY and
perturbation this morning. Among them
are the Misses McElree, Eugene and Hattie,
who will this evening wed respectively
minister and q lawyer. Rev. Mr.. Shaw,
pastor of the Bellevue U. P. Church, Will
claim the former as his bride. and Lawrence
Johnston the latter. Miss Bingham, of the
East End, will become Mrs. Walter ~ Pope
Miss Stella Louise Swartwood, OF Edge
water, will be married to ID. w. 8. Stewart.
of Braddock, and Miss Florence Boyle, OF
Uniontown, will become Mrs. Harlow Ward
Bailey, of Buffalo, N. Y.
AN Oil painting from the brush of Miss
Annie NJ. Smith, the accomplished daughter
of Mr.. Patrick Smith, of Mccullough
Smith, which is on exhibition in the window
of Boyd & Co.'S art store. is attracting con-
siderable attention among local artists.
The painting is lsx30 inches, and is repre-
sentation of an English watering scene. The
production evidences an artists skill, as
well as q mastery knowledge of the intrt-
cacies of the art of canvas and brush, and
reflects undoubted credit upon the young
lady's capability. The work is worthy of
lady's age and the fact that this might be
said to be her first professional effort.
ANUMBER of ladies interested and asso-
ciated in the charitable work of the w. C.
A., of which Mrs. Felix r. Brunot is the
leading spirit, spent yesterday at the Brunot
home at Verona. The grounds surrounding
the stately mansion are pretty enough TO
be the original Garden of Eden and with
oh fo md
tertaining hostess 1t is not to be wondered
at that the day was one of unalloyed pleasure
to the fortunate guests who represented
largely the officers and Board OF Managers OF
the Widows Home and Tenement House on
Taylor avenue and the Young Wofnan's
Boarding Home on Stockton avenue.
Few but the intimate friends of Miss Caro-
line Berlien Morton, that was, are aware Of
the fact that on last Wednesday evening, at
her home on Arch street, with the assistance
of Rev. W. F. Richardson, she became Mrs.
James Levi Deming. Mr.. Deming halls
from Springfield, Mass, and is a very sue
cessful man in business as well as in his
matrimonial venture. A number of guests
from distant cities witnessed the transfor-
nation scene in which Miss Morton became
Mrs. Deming and afterward partook of a
banquet The young people will remain
some time in Allegheny before taking up
domestic life in the East.
Miss IRENE MCVAY entertained o number
Of her friends in n very delightful fashion
at her fathers house in Sewickley last night.
Progressive sfx:hand eucher was the ex-
cuse, for which some pretty prizes were Of
fered and there were present among others:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Franks, Miss Franks.
the Misses Kitty and Pried Quay, Miss
Haworth, Miss Bigelow and Miss Johnston,
and Messrs. Henry NJ. Richardson, r. P.
Nevin, Jr, Harry Scovel W. Haworth, Frank
ID ;oho y nd n oh rd-
son.
ONE of the most enjoyable reunions was
that held Saturday night by Company B,
Seventy-seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania
Volunteers. The members assembled at the
residence of Mr.. George Millholland, Arch
street, Oakland, to celebrate Mr.. Millhol-
lands birthday. The reunion was entirely
informal and for that reason the more en-
joyable Some of the veterans had not met
for II years. Among the letters of regret was
one from Colonel Rose, who is now stationed
at Ft. Duchesne, Utah.
AT the recent commencement of Waynes-
burg College the degree of LII. d. was con-
ferred on Rev. E. NJ. Wood, d. D., of this
city. Rev. Mr.. Wood is the author of several
works, chiefly of q religious character, and
the new honor is worthily bestowed.
Social Chatter.
THE George C. jerks Mayfiower excursion
this evening is to be very large one.
The Ninth ward public school, of Woods
Run, picnicked at McKees Rocks yesterday.
Mr.. GEORGE DABBs takes up his tent and
departs this week for Rock Point where he
is an annual summer fixture.
THE italian Catholic congregation OF AL
legheny county will hold their third annual
picnic at Silver Lake Grove to-day.
If nothing happens to prevent, Mr.. James
Roger McCreery will in all probability be-
come the husband this evening of Miss
Mary Maxwell in Jersey City.
The Pittsburg Art School sketching Glass;
which has been at Scalp Level for two
weeks, left Johnstown for Pittsburg ON
special car last evening. The season in the
was pleasant and profitable one
to the pupils.
DR. j. B. MICKLE, of Greenyille, was mar
ried to Miss G. A. Douglass, of Cincinnati,
last evening at the Seventh Avenue Hotel.
The knot was tied by the Rev. David Jones.
The couple concluded PittSburg would be
good meeting place, and SO they were made
man and wife here.
THE Great Western Band win give another
concert at Highland Park this evening. The
concerts Saturday afternoon and evening
filed the park with people and were SO salts
the DuQuesne Traction Com