Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-10
THE LEADERS TRIUMPHANT.
A Part Of the Pleasures Of the River Were
Backed by the 4oo-The Mayhower
Baptized Again-Other Social Events Of

A Part of the Pleasures Of the River Were
Backed by the 400-The Mayfower
Baptized Again-Other Social Events of
Yesterday.
The Mayfiower was proud of ito passengers
as 1t consciously and gracefully steamed
down the Ohio last evening with the Davis
Island Dam as the objective point 1t was
carrying, and seemed fully cognizant OF the
fact the first really exclusive excursion of
semtpublic nature ever given on the river.
Before the steamer had passed the limits Of
Allegheny City, Gernert's Orchestra
drifted from the national airs, with
which they bid adieu to the Wood
street wharf, into inspiriting dance music
and the younger portion of the passengers
likewise drifted danceward With intervals
Oh OIL rest the i. dancing was continued through,
Pastime, and many there were who did, thus
leaving the upper deck free for the delight
fui little promenades and iirtations, with
out which no excursion is first-class, and for
enjoyable little conversation parties. Re
freshments were served on board, and every
appointment was of q nature to reflect credit
upon Mr.. jerks, who. monarch Of all he sur
yeyed, was here, there and everywhere, in
fact. almost omnipresent in the interest of
the short distance tourists.
The Supplementary" promises, in a So
Gfety way, to eclipse its ancestor, the May
FESTIVAL. The arrangements are now all
complete, even to the ushers who will don
their best clothes and escort to seats the
audience arrayed in its best clothes. Sub
scriptions to the amount of 500 have been
received and six boxes have been sold. Miss
Kate Mcknight, Miss Van Kirk and Mrs. o. ID.
Thompson have together subscribed for one;
Mrs. H. S. A. Stewart, Miss Harding and Mrs.
four have been taken BY Mrs Christopher
Magee, Mr.. Samuel Hamilton, Mr.. j. H.
White and Mrs. George Dilworth. Mr.. Zina-
norman will not be able to appear. The part
assigned him will be taken, however, by Mr.:
Joseph Vogel, who is winning laurels right
and left for his gractousness. The ushers
for the event will be Messrs. Robert Totten,
=. N. Robinson, Charles Book, Robert Book,
A. Valentine, James McCord, Jr., Carl Tin
die, j. B. Whitehead and others.
Mr.. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, of the firm Of
Campbell & Dick, was married last evening
to Miss Eula Shaw, at the brides residence,
on Locust street. The officiating clergyman
was Rev. d. F. McGill, of the Sixth U. P.
Church, he being assisted in the ceremony
by the Rev. Mr.. Russell. 1t was a home
wedding with only relatives and intimate
friends as witnesses and guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell departed last night for New
York, whence they sail for Europe to be
gone until fall.
UNITED in marriage, last evening at the
brides Penn avenue home, were Miss Emma
X. Werner, a pupil of the School Of Design
for Women, and Mr.. Oliver l.. Etnier, of
Chicago Rev. NJ. Ruoff officiating. The
maid of honor was Miss Annie Werner, the
brides sister. The best man was Mr.. Carey
Etnier, the groom's brother. The wedding
march was played by Miss Katie Werner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Etnier left last evening on
Western trip.
A uy1fy~i fad faa% hot hall loc az
evening in the Smithfield Street NJ. E.
Church by students of the Pittsburg Female
College for the q. P. Roberts Sons gold
medal. There were three entries for the
proud elocutionary distinction of prize-win.
ner. Miss Lula Orcutt, daughter OF Captain
Orcutt, of the st. Charles Hotel, will be the
worthy wearer of the medal.
Social Chatter.
THE graduating class Of Bowman Institute
will be the honOred guests next Friday even-
ing az an elaboraEe dinner to be given by
Bishop and Mrs. Whitehead at their lovely
home in the East End.
DR. B. F. DAKE will be one of the delegates
next week to the International Convention
of Physicians at Atlantic City. He will rep
resent this city.
THE Ladies' Aid Of the Sons of Veterans
will give strawberry and ice cream festival
next Tuesday at their rooms, No. 81 and 50
Fourth avenue.
ARRANGEMENTS were completed yesterday
for the G. A r. Home anniversary on the
26th.
A CONCERT was given In the Fourth Ward
School Hall, Allegheny, last evening.
Strawberries were served last evening at
st. James Episcopal Church.
The Tuesday Night Club was before the
public last evening.
THE Heppenstall-Lindsay wedding took
place last evening.
THE Daughters of the Revolution meet to-