Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-13

| ments were prettily carried out, and the
bride was married surrounded by the pei
flower of the month. the chrysanthemum
amid the foliage of palms. The brioe' VINO
wore pretty white wedding gown, was az
tended by her sister, Miss Bertha EMnrs'
| The bride carried white chrySantneluunis,
and the maids bouquet was formed OF pink.
The pretty decoration was the work VI "a,
N. and J: B. Murdoch. Mr.. and Mrs. stn1 fan
Osten left last night for the East, ana aIter
the conventional two weeks honeymoon,
will be at home in Center avenue.
WORsHIPERS at the Cathedral may look
for most elaborate musical programme on
Sunday. Prof. Kirk has promised that there
will be a concerted vespers at Sunday even
ing mass, with the additional accompani-
ment of four horns played by four mem Ders
of the Cathedral Band. Miss Bertha Gallen-
tin will sing Gounod's cave Maria," to whicn
violin obligato will be played by Mr.. Ed-
ward Rothleder, who is just home IroIn wv. Wv U
years study in German conSefEaIorleSs;
Signor Gille is to sing Dana's "Salye Regime:
This is all additional to the regular hymns
for the day by the chorus choir.
LADY HENRY SOMERSET is accompanied
on'her American visit by her only son, who IS
away shooting in Yellowstone Park while
his mother is attending the Worlds W. c. L.
U. Convention in Boston. Lady Henry IS de-
scribed by visitor as possessing beautiful
face with regular features, crowned with
SOFT dark hair. She has the trained EngllSn
voice which gives the listener perpetual de-
light, and her stately, gracious presence
shows her Inheritance of culture, refine
ment and wealth. ALI this says an admiring
Boston woman.
UNFORTUNATELY, it seems too probable
that those invited to the christening of the
recently organized Young Women's Chris
vii in n
wake. 1t has begun a struggle from the
first for existence and just when GONZALES
ence was evident, relapse set in through
Mrs. William Thompson's resignation. This,
followed by Mrs. A. P. Burchfield's an
nouncement, that she, also, retires from
ONCE, looks like deathblow.
Mrs. HANNAH IRWIN and Miss Irwin
received yesterday afternoon at their home
in Western avenue, several hundred ladies
paying their respects to those charming
hostesses. A great many OF the guests were
compelled to divide their time, owing to
Mrs. DePuy's reception coming off at the
same time. Mrs. Irwin wore a handsome
black toilette, and Miss Irwin looked ex-
tremely attractive in light gown finished
softly about the throat with delicate lace.
number OF young ladies assisted.
THE Kings Daughters of st. Stephens
Episcopal Church gave a delightful enter.
tainment in the wilk insburg Opera House
last night. There was a very large attend
ance, and the affair was one of the incest of
the kind ever given in the borough. The
main feature of the programme wasthe can
tata, GA Garden of Singing Flowers" The
stage was set as garden realism being car
ried out by the use of real plants and
flowers, instead of the usual painted canvas.
About 20 performers took part, including r.
Cannon. director; Miss Kate AnshutZ. the
Misses Isla and Ida Hays. Miss Kate Hvle,
Mrs. and Miss Bessie Goldthorpe, James
Hudson, Ed Rinehart, Miss Lizzie Ken
several tableanx sentimental and humor-
Gus, "The Bellies of the Kitchen" deserving
particular mention, and a minuet, danced
by IA young ladies and young men. A large
sum was realized, which will go to the
church fund.