Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-01
WAS bridesmaid, and Frank Gadd, of Browns
Vile, groomsman.

WAS bridesmaid, and Frank Gadd, of Browns
vile, groOmsman.
The marriage Of Walter j. Adams and
Miss Katie Moore will take place the last
| week OF November at st. Joseph's Church,
Oil City. Pa. The bride-elect is the second
and the groom is one of Connellsville's busi-
ness men.
The ladies Of Circle No. Of Major A. N.
Harper Post, G. A. R., Of Braddock, gave
social and entertainments in the q. A. L.
Hail Friday and Saturday evenings. IL was
largely attended, the proceeds going TO the
Soldiers Widows Home at Hawkins station.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Phelan will conduct
the ceremonies at the laying OF the corner.
stone of st. Branden's &. C. Church, next
Sunday afternoon. afterward administering
confirmation to 400 people in st. THOMAS
Church, Braddock.
Miss Elizabeth Harlan, daughter OF the
late Thomas Rose, of Pittsburg, was mar
ried at Chicago on Monday morning. Oc'
tober 19, to Robert McCabe of Pittsburg.
Chicago will be their permanent home.
A Presbyterian Church and Sunday School
are being erected on Perrysville avenue,
near Natchez street. on property the gift
terry. The building is now under roof.
The engagement is sannounced of Dr.. Charles
Clifford. of Braddock, to Miss Laura Bald
ridge, the daughter Of Mr.. John Baldrige, a
wealthy resident of North Braddock Their
marriage will occur this month.
On the tenth return of their wedding day,
last Wednesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Valz were remembered agreeably by visit
from friends, who brought with them many
tokens OF their regard.
The annual reception Of the Federal Club
came off in Cyclorama Hall Tuesday even
ing. About l50 people were present and
participated in the dance and supper.
Miss Lizzie Strauch and John Ortman, Of
the Southside have announced their en-
gagement which will be followed in short
time by their marriage.
The Volunteer Fire Department Of Brad
dock is arranging for festival to be given
November IL, Is and 10 in Leighton's Hall,
Braddock.
Comins,, Goings and Do!ngs In Brief
Miss Ella Griffin, of Freeport, is tn e guest
of MISS Kate Mckee, Allegheny.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Wayne, of Brushton
avenue, Brushton, are visiting at New York.
Mrs. Emanuel DeRoy, of Sheffield street,
Allegheny. who has been seriously i'll, is
convalescent.
Captain P. F. Hodge, Of Penn avenue, Will
hnsburg, is home from business trip to
Hartford, Conn.
woodville, are making preparations to re-
move to California.
Mrs. B. F. Carskaddon, Of Wallace street,
Williamsburg, is spending several weeks with
friends at Philadelphia
Miss Mamie Brocht of Lewistown, was the
guest of honor at Halloween party at the
home of Miss Lila Hetzel, Edgewoodville.
Mrs. Lee and daughter, Miss Jennie, Of
Johnstown, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William Turner, of Center street, Wilkins
burg.
j. P. Brown, of Neville street, left Friday
night to bring home Mrs. Brown from the
East, where She has been for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Pershing and Miss
Alice Reymer, OF Western avenue. left
Thursday morning for Denver, COL, to spend
the winter.
Rev. c. L. Smith. Of Williamsburg, has been
appointed Professor of Latin, Astronomy
and Mental Philosophy in the Pittsburg Fe-
male College.
Mr.. Charles Hunter, of Penn avenue, left
yesterday for Slippery Rock College to visit
his sister, Miss Annie S. Hunter He arrived
eating party.
At a musicale given in the Second Presby-
terian Church, Thursday evening, October
80 Miss Margaret Shriver sung in a very &C.
ceptable manner ga Bunch of Wild Roses"
and Bishops 'Margarite."
Mrs. Smith, wife of Rev. c. W. Smith, OF
South street, Williamsburg, left left last
Wednesday for Washington, d. G., to attend
the National Convention of the Ladies'
Home Mission Societies Of the Methodist
Church. .... ... -....
Mrs. Jessie George, Of Norwa1k, o., nee
Beard, a former popular teacher in Mans
field and CHARTERS borough schools, has
been spending the past week at her old
home. She has been entertained agreeably
by her former pupils and coworkers.
DR.. s. H. Bryant. of Sidney street. South
side, left on Monday last for New Bedford,
Mass, where he will be the guest of his
uncle, Captain John P. Taber, for a visit of
ten days. DR.. Bryant's daughter, Miss Lulu,
who has been visiting in the East. will re-
turn with her father.
Mrs. Albert Schmid, of Montgomery ave-
nue., Allegheny, wife of the General Super
of the Westinghouse Electric
Company, is at Jacksonville,
Fla, for tire benefit OF her health. Mrs.
Schmid is accompanied by her accomp plished
niece, Miss Mona Reed. The two ladies are
not expected home until next spring
Major j. o. Kerbey, recently United States
Consul at Para. Brazil. who is well known in
Pittsburg is back at Washington looking
better instead of worse for his doleful expert
but on recovery had the hardihood to make
trip of I200 miles up the Amaz n. The
Major says he will return to South America
soon on business mission.