Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28

and Mr.. c. A. Anderson, son of l. B. Ander
son, Esq, of Pittsburg, is announced by the
Boston press. Mr.. Anderson accepted q
position with the New York and New
England Railroad in Boston about three
years ago having been interested in the
real estate business in this city previous tC
that time. He Is well known in business and
society circles here.
The home of Mrs. Harriet Newell. on Hay
street, Williamsburg, was the scene of a very
pretty wedding ceremony last Thursday
evening. On that occasion Miss Elizabeth
Newell, one of the borough's most charming
young ladies, became the bride of DR.. John
B. Bromide. of Allegheny. The marriage
was celebrated in the presence OF the i'm
mediate relatives and few intimate friends
Rev. o. B. Mill1gan, of the East End, OF.
floating After a wedding supper Mr.. and
Mrs. Bromide left on an east-bound train
for an extended bridal tour. On their re-
turn their home will be in Allegheny.
The marriage of James L. Graham, Jr.,
and Lulu NJ. Miller took place Thursday
evening, June %, at 8 O'Clock, the Rev. John
Fox, of the North Presbyterian Church, AL
legheny, officiating. The bride was attended
by Miss Laura Powelson and the groom by
Mr.. Charles Pedder. After short wedding
trip they will be at home to their friends,
after July Z, at the Graham homestead,
CHARTERS township.
The members of the Y. M. G. T. o., Of Will
kinsburg, will celebrate their third anni-
versary with an entertainment In the q. p.
Church, at that place tomorrow evening.
An excellent musical and literary pro-
gramme has been prepared and will be rem
dered by some of the best local talent. Ad-
Rhodes, State Superintendent, and Mrs. Por-
ter, County Superintendent. The Y. M. T.
T. U. will be happy to receive its friends on
this occasion.
The "Tuxedo''gave the first of their series
of lawn fetes at Silver Lake last Monday
evening, and, despite the rain and threaten
ing weather scored a brilliant success.
About $50 couples participated in the grand
march, and up to q late hour indulged in the
to the inspiring strains of
the Royal Italian Orchestra. The next Of
the series will be held on July q
A quiet home wedding was that on last
Wednesday evening which united the lives
of Miss Daisy E. Randolph and MI. Chester
C. Holland, of Williamsburg. The ceremony
took place at the residence of the brides
only by the relatives of the contracting
parties. Rev. J. H. Lesher, formerly of the
U. b. Church, of Williamsburg, performed
the ceremony.
The Misses Siegrist gave q reception at
their residence, Nunnery Hill, last week, in
honor of their mothers Goth birthday.
Thirty-five guests sat down to an elegant
supper, served by their hostess. Her
daughters presented her with beautiful
leather rocker, and very numerous and
pretty were the other presents received.
The ladies of the First English Lutheran
Church, of West Braddocz gave a very suo-
cessful "1emon tea" on Friday and last even
ing in the grove adjoining the church, on
usual style of church "teas," and attracted
more than the ordinary amount Of attention
from young social people.
Elaborate preparations are in progress for
3 lawn fete to be given shortly on the Hamp-
ton place grounds, Williamsburg. 1t will be
under the auspices of the Young Peoples
Society, of the Presbyterian Church of that
place. 1t is expected to be a very gay and
enjoyable affair. The proceeds will be de-
voted to church purposes.
The marriage of Miss Cora B. Mcclure and
Mr. John A Thomas was performed by Rev.
Plummer on Wednesday, at the residence of
5he BRIDES parents, Lytle street, Hazelwood
Only the immediate friends were present
Miss Jennie H. Taggart, cousin of the bride,
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. Harry Geiverson
Is best man.
A large number Of Wilkinsburgers at
;ended the musical and literary entertain
nent held in the new u B. Mission Church,
It North Walls, last evening. The church
las just been erected and is under the
of Rev. j. NJ. Lesher, former pas
or Of the o. D. Church at Williamsburg.
The marriage has just been announced of
Hiss Jennie Wakefield, of Penn station,
county, to Mr.. F. R.Matchett,
# this city. The ceremony was performed
Tune and has been a matter ''sub rosan
With all parties until this announcements.
The Hebrew Children's Aid Society will
i've their second annual picnic at Windsor
Park, Bellevue, Wednesday, July l. AS the
proceeds are to be devoted entirely to charity
t is hoped they will meet with as good sue
ess as last year.
A number Of young ladies from Wilkins
,urg attended the closing exercises at St.
[oseph's Academy, Seton Hill. Greensburg
N last Thursday. The entertainments was
brilliant success.
Mr. John W. Hanna and his class Of about
% charming young maidens of the First NJ
6. Sunday school, of Braddock, gave a de-
ightful picnic at Soles' grove on Thursday
# last week.
The Universalist Church people Will hold
box social at the residence of Mr. J. C. Buff
um 22s North Highland avenue East End,
N Wednesday evening, July l, from to 10
iclock.
In and Out Of Town.
Mr. and Mrs. K soloman went East last