Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
oarriok, John Bopp, F. Jones and many

Carriok, John Bopp, F. Jones and many
others.
The residence of Mr.. E. Ecker, ofSheridan,
was blaze of light and beauty on Thursday
evening. The occasion was the marriage OF
their daughter, Mamie, TO Robert S. Nc
Millen. The ceremony was witnessed by a
large number of invited guests, most of
whom had known the bride from her child
hood days. As the strains of Mendelssohn' 8
beautiful wedding march vibrated through
the rooms the bridal party entered in the
following order: Mr. Fred c. Wood and Miss
Kate McCauley, attendants of the bride and
groom; the groom, with the brides mother,
and the bride leaning on the arm of her
father. They took their places in the large
bay window underneath an arch of golden
Rev. Mr. White, OF the Episcopal Church.
The bride looked lovely in a robe of cream
white India silk and lace, en- traine, with
veil and orange blossoms. She carried a
bouquet Of white roses The bridesmaid
also wore cream white and carried a bouquet
of jacQueminot roses. The happy couple left
on the 1880 train for short trip south Mrs.
McMillen is well and favorably known as a
singer of ability. In most of the large con-
certs she has taken a prominent part: The
family are descended from one of Pittsburg' 8
earliest settlers (the Phill!ps) who Fought
here with Washington in the days of the
Revolution. McMcMllten is former resi-
dent of Washington, Pa.
The twentieth anniversary of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Lee, OF SO Re
becca street. Allegheny, was celebrated oy
q party last Tuesday evening. Among the
numerous guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Lindsay, Mr. and Mr.. James Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon F. Long, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. P. Fair
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bush, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Togo, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Reed
Giasser, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii.
Cready, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young, W. III.
Wallace and daughter, the Misses Hamilton,
Miss Aggie Young. Jack and Harry Lindsay,
Mr.. George Neelcy, and Lou and oscar
Mertheimer. There were many handsome
gifts as well as good wishes for the host and
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs A. King, OF Superior street,
Allegheny, rendered their son, Lawn, a very
pleasant surprise party last Saturday after
noon in honor of his 10Th birthday. Dane
ing, parlor games and an elegantly served
supper by Caterer Fred Frauenfelter were
the features of the event. Among those
present were Misses Lena Daniels, Maggie
Gender, Clara Burns, Ella McChesney, Grace
Crandall, Mary King, Mamie Beham, Alice
Crandall, Josie Baker Cordie Arthurs, Birdie
Baker Ida Baker, Mrs. Charles Landers and
Messrs. George Minnick, Will McMillen,
Harry Moose, George James, Charles a.
Young, G. BlaZier Briggs, Charles Phillips,
Silas Beatty, Oscar Creigloe, J. O'Brien, +.
Frauenfelter and Charles Landers.
The Tennyson Literary Society held
lawn fete at the residence Of Miss Anna
Evans, above East Arlington avenue, on
Tuesday evening Among those present
were Misses Byrant, May Burtt, Ella Will
helm. Amanda Weber, Hattie Anthong,
AIlyse Arbogast, Margaret and Dora Ruppe,
Blanche and Carrie Kipp, Ida Blakely,
Mollie Miller, Messrs. George Provost, III.
and 4. Schwarm, John Buttermore, William
Bvrant, J. E Gould, Harry Stehle, William
Lanz, William Burke, Walter Reibling,
Graves, Williamson, William Weber, Harry
Brewster, Joe Jones, George Hoffman, Rev.
and Mrs. Far1and, William Burtt and wife
and many Others.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Jennie Napier by a few of her friends
last Friday evening, at her home, Allie
gheny. Dancing and other amusements
were INDUCED in until morning dawned.
Among those present were: The Misses Mary
Referle, Hattie Doehla. Tillie UhQugkait, lnah
ClaybuTn, Lizzie Smithdiel, Emma Miller,
Annie Eberhardt, Agnes and Jennie Napier
MIR. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Napier,
and Messrs. William and Willie Burgh,
Hanna, Fritz, O'Mallev, Baisbeck, Chiley,
Metcalfe, Mansfield, Hider, Mills and others.
A delightful little party was given Tues
day evening by Miss Kitty Thompson at her
pretty home, Rebecca street, Williamsburg.
Miss Kitty is possessed of q charmingly vi
vacious disposition and is therefore well
fitted for the role OF hostess. Her young
friends were well entertained with music,
juvenile games and dancing, followed by re-
fl eshmentS. Among the guests were the
Misses Mabel and Delma Wright, Bessie and
Cora Anderson, Tillie, Gale and Gena Moore,
Annie Mcconnell, Mary Gates, Nettie Howe
and many others.
A very merry party of young folks were
those gathered at the home OF Miss Ida
Hickey, at Brushton, on Wednesday even
ing in honor of her cousins, Misses May and
Anna Swope, who were preparing to return
to their home at Harrisburg on Thursday.
Among those present were MeSsrs. S. j.
Proctor. Alexander Kelly, James Beatty,
John Proctor, Harry Fisher, j. t. Proctor,
Miss Grace Patton, of Glenville, o., Misses
Annie Fisher, Maggie Burkee and others of
Brushton.
This evening the Rev. DR.. Thomas n.
Boyle, pastor of the First NJ. E. Church, of
Braddock. will deliver his farewell sermon
of this conference year. He has been with
the congregation four years and in that
time has built an elegant SS5 900 church edi-
lice, anu HIS HAS DeCOm6
deeply attached to him. A resolution will
be sent to the Bishop at Conference this
week, asking that he might remain his limit
of one year more.
One of the most delightful society events
at Kittanning this season, was the wedding
on the 18th inst, at the residence of the
brides parents, of Mr.. C. A. Cadwallader to
Miss Julia d. Stuart, formerly of Madison,
Ind. After an interesting bridal tour to
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and eastern cities,
they returned on Wednesday evening, the
93d inst. The groom is q popular member of
the order of Elks. The members of the local
lodge serenaded the couple on their arrival
home.
The marriage of Miss Carrie t'-Gypsey")
of the East End, and Frank L.
Knight, of Chicago, was soemnized on
the 18th inst, at II A. NJ. at the
of III. l. Gourley, on Stanton ave-