Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-06
AUTUMNss GAY GATHERING.
Social Pleasures That Ushered in the Sc
son of EafIipr Taoras

Social Pleasures That Ushered in the Sea-
son of Failing Leaves.
Sweet strains Of Mendelssohn's wedding
march floated through the sacred edifice of
St. Peters Cathedral last Tuesday even
ing, as Miss Sadie OSeiIl an d Mr.. Edward
W. Gilmore approached the altar to desert
the state of single blessedness. The bride,
well known and popular young lady of Alle-
gheny, attlred in neat travelling suit, was
attended by her sister, Miss Stella while
Mr.. j. Hartman Savage looked after the
groom, who is prominent young business
man of Rochester, y. Y. Rev. Father 0'Shea
performed the ceremony, after which re-
ceptiOn was held at the residence or the
brides parents, followed by a well served
wedding supper, where toasts and congrat-
ulatOry speeches furnished most enjoyable
sequel to the happy event. Mr. and Mrs.
Gilmore left on the midnight train tor an
extensive trip through the East after which
they will make their home in Rochester,
n. Y,
Mr.. George Todd. of 4S Fulton street, re-
turned last evening with his nephew, Elmer
c. Gill, from two months trip visiting his
sister, Mrs. W. S. Gill, of Washington, D. C.
An enjoyable surprise party was in store for
them. Their friends had gathered to well
come them, and amid games and music and
dancing ana refreshments, pleasant time
was spent. Among those present were the
Misses Lydia, Isabel and Birdie Rhodes Ida
and Grace Rhome, Blanche McCiintock, Ida
Bailey 5 O'Donall, Maggie acAtee4 Nellie
Grant. Gertie Callaghan, Austie and Hessie
Guckenheimer, Hannah McKeever, Clara God
frey, Lydia Brown, Mamie Mckee, Minnie
ana Belle Todd and Mr.. G. Todd J. Milne, G.
Shanafelt, b. Rogers, j. Gildernew, j. and n.
Kaylor, +. Roush, J. Kregor, A. Kerr, A. Nc
Conneu, W. Coppenger, j. Dodson, J. Will
son, ". Miller, ;. Simpson, E. Finn, J. Bad
ger, j. Cunningham, +. knowland, w. Nc
Clay, ]. Kissock and A. Bachelor.
The Union NJ E. Church, Pennsylvania
avenue, was the Scene of a very pretty wed
ding Thursday morning, when Miss Neetie
King Cook, daughter of Mrs. Mary Cook was
welded to Mr.. John Page, prominent bust
ness man Of Lima, Ohio. The fair BRIDE was
handsomely attired in stylish travelling
gown of brown with tocque and gloves to
correspond. She carried bouquet of lilies
OF the valley and maiden hair fern. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. J. Nc
Hyar. 1t was followed by a luncheon at the
family residence on Locust street. After an
extensive tour of the western cities, Mr. and
Mrs. Page will live in pretty new house at
Lima, o.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Katie
LRdley ut her hOme Sandusky street, Allie
gheny, on Tuesday September2 2. 1t was the
thirteenth anniversary of her birth and her
young playmates gathered to do honor to
the occasion. The evening was spent in
childish games. At 10 o'clock supper was
served by her young friends. Among those
present were: Misses Jean Keowm, Gertie
Eelland, Bessie Williams Emma Wolfendole,
Essie Knot, Annet osterting, Laura Jack
son, Maggie Shaun, Olive B. McBain and
many others. A number of handsome pres
ents were received by Miss Katie.
An enjoyable party was given Friday
evening in honor of the Misses Lizzie and
Augusta Mcconnell, at the family residence,
6724 Penn avenue. The festivities lasted un-
I'll the I'VE sma' hours" Among those par
ticipating were the Misses Bookmver.
Urbens, Wharton, Summerhill Matthews |
White, Williams, Henry; Fellrock, ,Loughrey
and others; the MeSsrs. Durbin, White Sum-
merhill, Egby, Williams, Shide, Marx, Nc /
Cebe, Keller, Devlin, kave, Kelly, Lafferty, |
Purklnn and John V. Davidson, Mr. and |
Mrs. Reitzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson ana |
others.
A very pleasant musical party was given |
by Mr.. and Mrs. Dinsmore, of Duquesne |
Park, Allegheny, Wednesday evening last |
Among those present were: The Misses Lulu |
and Edna Nogler, Grace Cahill, Lizzie Davis |
Ollie and Bessie Workman, Minnie Ecker
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nogler, Mr.. and Mrs John /
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Vogler Mr.
and MIs; W. Bryne, Mrs. John Workman, |
Prof. Albert d. Liefeld, Messrs. T. 3. Mo /
Cumsey, Clark Workman, H Pinkerton and |
Morgan Heuring.
A surprise party was rendered Mr. Henry |
shaIer, OF Penn avenue. Thursday evening |
by his Church Council and he was presented /
with handsome rocker. The guests present |
were Mr. and Mrs. Dersam Mr. and Mrs
W. Getting, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Schusler, Mr. |
and Mrs. Heineman, Mr. and Mrs. Kempf
Mr. and Mrs. c. Wilharrn Mr. and Miss