Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-06

Grundish, Miss Richard, Mr.. Huber, Mr
Krebs, Mr.. Yonge. An elegant supper was
served ct IL clock.
At O'Clock p. N. Wednesday, September .,
at the home of the brides parents, St.
Mary's, the marriage of Mr.. E. W. Hunt of
New York. and Miss Minnie T. Patton was
performed, the Rev. J. D. Cook, of the First
Presbyterian Church of Remove, Pa, offci-
ating. The day was perfect in every respect.
The summer sunshine and cool September
breeze, together with the lovely golden rod
which decorated the house from end to end,
comfort and delight. At O'Clock P. N. the
bride and groom LETT via the Philadelphia
and Er1e road on their wedding trip. They
will, when it is over, be at home to their
City, n. J. Among the guests were Mrs.
Robert Logan, Dubois; Mr.. John Torbett,
Dubois; Mr.. F. Overholt, Scottdale; Mr..
George Clumb, Chicago; Mrs. J. NJ Patton,
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Patton, Pitts
burg: Miss Grace Patton, Pittsburg; Mr..
Jos. R. Patton, Kane.
A very pleasant party was rendered to
Miss Katie Johnston at her home, West End,
Wednesday evening, September 4 The fol-
lowing ladies were present: Misses Katie
Marshall, Tillie Dugan, Maggie Faber, Nellie
Francis, Gertfe Gall. Cora Gall, Eddie Gall,
Bella Gall, Katie Nelson, Ella Esplin, Annie
Sloan Annie Sheridan, Pauline Sheridan,
Annie Barbour, Katie Sheadle, Annie Chat
fin, Annie Walsh, Kate Dugan, Annie Var
ley, Mary Shaughnessy, Dora Cennors, An
ME Corrigan and Mary McCabe.
Mrs Philipa Deltz, of Perrysvflle road,
gave a reception. on Wednesday evening in
honor of Mr.. Walter Hale. Mr.. H. A. Bern
hardt, of New York City, was present and
delighted the guests with his violin solos.
Among those present were Miss Alice Con-
ley, Winnie Brookfeld, Fred Stona, Cora
Hoadly, Milton-J. Mather, Mrs. Nelson Todd
and Edward Melvin. The Gungl Orchestra
furnished music.
MI. and Mrs Charles j. Henry celebrated
their wooden wedding Monday evening at
their residence, East street extension, Al
legheny City. A large number of friends as
sembled The couple was serenaded during
the evening by the Crescent City Quartet.
Many presents were received. Luncheon
was served at the residence OF Mr. y. +.
Hodel, father of Mrs. Henry.
The annual Convention of the Allegheny
County W. c. T. U. will be held at the Buena
Vista Street NJ. E. Church, Allegheny. next
Tuesday. The session will open at 10 A. NJ,
2and7PA The ladies of the Allegheny W.
Z. T. U. will furnish entertainment for the
convention at Luther's Cyclorama building.
An invitation is extended to all interested
in che temperance work.
A party, under the guidance Of Mr.. L. G.
Mcpherson, visited the Monastery on Troy
Hill yesterday and viewed some OF the relics
collected by Rev. Father Mollinger. The
occasion was a very interesting one. In the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Franks, the
Misses Quay, Mr.: and Mrs. Re1olds Kerr,
Mr.
Mayer and others.
Miss Mary E. Lobingies, Of the East End,
gave a reception on Thursday evening at
her hons in honor of her cousin, Mr.. B.
Lobingier, of Somerset Among the guests
were: Misses May Lane, Minnie Wither-
spoon, Flora Wynne, Gertrude Lane, Nessrs.
John f. McCune, Fred Welfley, william
Stull and j. E. Lob1ngier.
Mr.. J. E. Gardin, of West Braddock, was
married on TUESDAY evening to Miss Jennie
Topper at her home in West End, Bedford
county, About 90 friends of Mr.. Gardill
from Braddock and vicinity witnessed the
ceremony. The young people will make
Prof. J. s. Christy, who has Just returned
from the East, says the new dances for this
season are the American (round dance),
EGair tggalSpe Wits, Ets LS1Cers Union
Minuet Waltz. The German Is still favored.
Mr.. William Reynolds, OF Peoria, Ill, will
deliver a lecture to Sunday school workers
at the Eighth q. P. Church, on Sunday
morning, September 13, at 1880 o'clock. All
persons interested in Sunday shool work are
invited.
The school children and members OF the
of st. James r. C. Church at
Williamsburg, will have an outing at Idle
wild on Thursday, septemberl0.
Monday evening the Royal Arcanum Of
Williamsburg will celebrate its two hun
dreth regular meeting in an appropriate
Miss Maggie Scott, OF Rebecca street, VII.
kinsburg, entertained a number Of her
friends Tuesday evening.
The members of Point Breeze Presby-
terian Church will picnic at Idlewfld to-
morrow.
Prof Murdock is fitting up studio on
Frankstown avenue, E. E.