Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27

| direction OF Miss Lulu Iiatk0yBd and Mr.,
boom in sheets and pillow alps at social
| gatherings.
The entertainment to be given next Tues.
day evening in the 7. N. c. A. Hall, sharps.
burg, Pa, under the auspices Of the Home
Mission Society of Grace Church, Of that
| place, promises to be quite entertaining.
Miss Fannie Collier and Miss Elizabeth
| CORY, who have it in charge, have been un-
firing in their efforts for success. The
| costumes for the seven Shakesperian tab
leaux are very rich, and will doubtless add
| to the attractiveness. A two act comedy
will follow. The remaining features of, the
| entertainments will consist of several vocal
and instrumental solos, The affair promises
to be very well patronized, as it viii be the
| flrst entertainment of the kind that Sharps-
burgers have had the pleasure Of attending.
| A wedding that attracted a great deal Of
attention took place In Williamsburg last
Thursday evening. Tho bride was Miss
Margaret g. Stewart, daughter of Council
man and Mrs. Stewart, and the bridegroom
was Mr.. George Robtezer. The ceremony
took place at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, Center street. Miss Naomi Stewart,
sister Of the bride, supported her, while Mr..
| were about 70 relatives and intimate friends
Of the couple present. After a reception
and congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Robtezer
Pittsburg. Among the many gifts was a
magnificent silver tea service from the
brfdegrooms business friends.
The society event of the season in tho
Beaver Valley was "The Boys party last
Tuesday evening at the Sixth Avenue The
ster, Beaver Falls. 1t was by far the most
delightful affair OF its Kind ever held in that
city. Toerge's Orchestra, of Pittsburg, was
in attendance, with Colonel Mooney. of New
Castle. as prompter. Sixty couples were
present from all surrounding towns,
Including Pittsburg, Youngstown and
party broke up at 8 o'clock in the morning.
The, committee was composed of the follow
ing well-known men: Messrs: =. b. dardie,
New Brighton; William F. Bell, Beaver Falls;
DR.: John Coffin Beaver Falls; Harry J. Todd
and A. C. Myers.
Miss Minnie Boyle, daughter Of Rev. T. N.
Boyle. D. D.. of the First M. E. Church, Brad
dock, presided at q charmingly appointed
o'clock dinner party served at the parson-
age Thursday evening, Lily avenue. The
guests were the Misses Ida and Lulu Boyle,
Nellie Riston, Mrs. R. Hurrell, of Braddock;
Miss Mamie Wilson, of Beaver Falls; Miss
Della Chester and Miss O'Neil, of McKees-
port; Prof. Simcox, of Allegheny City; Prof.
E. W., Moore, of Sewickley; Prof. j. B.
Keener. of swissvale; Mr.. Frank Chester, of
McKeesport; Mr. Richard Hurrell, Mr.. Will
Bud Bennett, Of Braddock. Miss Boyle is a
graceful hostess.
An entertainment Of q unique character
will be given in the Fourth. Ward School
Hall, Liberty street, Allegheny, tomorrow
evening, under the auspices Of the young
people of the Ninth q. P. Church.
The first part will consist of musicale
given by such well-known people as John
a. Strauss. Edward Edstrom, William Ram
sey Robert Repp and others. The second
part will consist of a presentation Of an "Old
Mr.. J. A. Keener, assisted By Mr.. D. W .Crofts,
as committee man, and engaged in by the
young people of the above church and
others.
The wedding Of Prof Thomas S. Evans, Of
brated at the home Of the brides parents, |
Forty-ffth street, on last Thursday even
ing The ceremony was conducted by the
Rev. d. E. Richards, of Sharpsburg. The |
bridesmaid was Miss Nellie 1. Bell, of Belle |
vue, and the groomsman Mr.. John S. Davis,
OF Wilmerding. The wedding presents were |
numerous and very handsome. The we'd |
ding guests were composed Or relatives and |
near friends, and the evening was thorough |
ly enjoyed by all present.
The closing entertainment of the Wilkins |
burg Public School Lecture Course was one |
of the most successful of the series Rev. |
Jahu Dewitt Miller delivered a laughable |
dis.erto .;or IN .eTha ITses ~ IroIinsssn h..
tore tho lo'.ae.. @ .ndiance tbot bss heor
attorIsoa fo, ,o1 ,. .ao a,d Ie 70 iii ~ ~
ways be a favorite in Wilkinsburg. A good |
sum was realized for the benefit Of the |
school library fund, and a number of new |
books will be bought by Prof. Anderson
forthwith. .''-'F
Miss Retta whitn1ore, of Amanda street.
Brushton, was surprised on Thursday even |
ing by a crowd of friends who assembled in
tending to take possession of her homo.
nice petto oova t,o,r . cordio1 u.Ioo,,.
tasr.vsr aeS d;d aII ~ ,,.r go ~ aIe
however anu oiu a1i IN her power TO make
them have a pleasant time. The young
lady's mother, who was In the secret, to-
which We're. served late in the evening
One of the society events of Lawrenceville
last week was the marriage of Annie Laura |
Busha to Charles R. McMillen, the ceremony |
be;ng nerformed bv the Rev " ,eith.r |
spoon. Oh filtn y. Cnurcn, AleSneny.
Only the immediate friends of the contract
~ a numerous @ anu naposome. MI. anu MRS. NC
AnriI IL corner Fnlton and Warner strae.s
Allegheny City.
A very pleasant surprise party was held in
honor OF Mrs Sadie Thackey. of Aroh street |
ALLEGHENY. Dancing was the amusement Of
rIora Wagner. Annie Lewis, Marie Lewis
ida Beams, Cora McClune, Lizzie Biggert: |
Messrs. Joseph, N. Hudson, W. B. Hall, Ed, |
y agner, fpeo. Gensy, Jonn howies, JACK
.empseyb Den. Durk, marry zones, Cnafles |