Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14

tracing parties. Rev ]. B. Dickey, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church of Brad
members, performed the ceremony, as
West Newton Presbyterian Church. Dr. W
T. Morgan, of Braddock, was the groom's
best mas, with Miss Lulu Beatty, of ALE
gheny, as bridemaid. The wedding supper
over and goodbys said, the bridal party left
for an extended tour of the great lakes and
| the Northwestern States.
Mr.. K. 7. Meade the well-known young
attorney, and Miss Grace woodburn,
daughter of Bev. B. F. Woodburn, D. D.,
will be married at the Sandusky Street
Baptist Church of Allegheny, Thursday,
June ls at P. NJ, the father of the bride
officiating. The bridemaid will be Miss May
Woodburn, of Allegheny, and the grooms-
man E. L. Frisbee, of Lakewood, n. Y. The
maids of honor will be the Misses Sarah
Barbour, of Allegheny; Minnie Mcneil, of
Allegheny; Julia McCord, of Sewickley, and
Hattie Gray; The ushers will be Messrs.
Alfred NJ. Schoyer, Charles o. Hadley Harry
2. Weber, e. 3. Heckel, NJ D.. and w: T.
the ceremony for the Thousand Isles. They
will spend some time with the bride S family
at Point Chautauqua and Will be at home in
September at a Buena Vista street, Allie
gheny.
On Wednesday evening q merry party of
society folks of the 'hill district" met at the
residence of the Misses Warden, of Wylie
| avenue, and from there went to spend the
| evening at the residence of Miss Hill, at
| Edgewood. The party went well equipped,
being transported in Shanahan's large ex-
cursion wagon, which was quite. amusing to
passers by, having a band with them to
fufnish music for dancing. Among those
present were: Misses May Stewart, Belle
Scott, Emma Maxwell, 8ess Fix, Blanche,
| JelEie and Lizzie Warden, Flo Reynolds,
Mamie and Maggie Watson, Powell and
nd IL iQl-
Hill, Harry Kerr, Bert Grazier, Ed Steyler.
A. G. Rotrock, A W. Koch, Clarence Hill, w.
Larimer, w. Colmer and Will Perry.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Master Walter Herrod on Friday
| evening last at his residence, 905 Penn ave-
nue., it being his sth birthday. Music,
dancing and games were the order of the
evening, after which the little folks formed
| into the grand march, conducted by the
| Misses Edgar and Simmons and MIR. Bonner,
and partook of some refreshments. Among
those present were Bertha and Amelia New
| bert, Lilly and Edna Heron, Hattie and
Anna Goshorn, Bessie Kramer, Hazel
Lindsay and Jennie kiel; Masters Robbie
| Walker, Elmer Peal, Edgar Heron, Clarence
Kramer, Will VIII Ramsy, VIII Mcksnna, @ Fred RED
| Arthur and Alex. Cook.
On Thursday evening last delightful and
most pleasant little social gathering was
AlSlo dL Iue IeSlOouCe Ol MISS N. IuOupSOu,
724 Sarah street, Southside. The participants
enjoyed themselves in Singing and playing
and outdoor amusements on the lawn. The
luncheon and refreshments, which were
served by the charming hostess, were credit
persons: The Misses Bertha Feidier, Katie
and Mamie Appel, Bertha Witt, Emma
Boyd, Annie Boyd and Mamie Blood, and
Messrs. George DobDins, George w. Evans,
Carey Weire Charles Taylor and S. Miller.
A very pleasant and enjoyable reception
was given at the residence of j. III. Irwin,
Esq, of Emsworth, to his son, DR.. J. Ken
nedy Irwin, and his beautiful and accom-
plished bride, from Philadelphia, who ar
rived here Thursday evening on their we'd
ding tour, expecting to remain for a few
days and return home via Buffalo, Albany
and New York. The doctor is enjoying the
best of health ;, which will be good nws to
his many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hood celebrated their
wooden wedding at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Richardson, Ridge avenue,
Allegheny, Tuesday evening. The occasion
was devoted to vocal and instrumental
music and dancing, after which refresh
ments were served. Among the guests we're |
Mrs. Coburn, Miss Lydia Kali, who presided
at the piano and rendered some excellent
others. |
Inc oeparture OF the summer sketch1ng |
changed from Thursday last owing to sick |
ness, to tomorrow. The party will leave on |
the 1850 noon train and will number .2s. !
@ @ScaIp Lever li oy Dr; Llpplncott. 7. Z. Mellor
then be organized to angie for t,1t - ynias
beyond the sketching field.
All the Protestant schools are to hold q |
union picnic at Idlewild on Julve The fol- |
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will be several thousand people in attend.
ance.
The marriage of two well-known young
people in Braddock society will take Mace
at Rraddoct, newt wa6nes3ay oyo,irc IT,
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of Fifth avenue, East End, and only daughter
of the late Mr.. William Civilian, of Belle
avenue, North Braddock.
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