Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-02
CANADIAN ANNEXATION.

Ono OF Uncle Bamueps Nephews Does His
Pittsburger Marries Toronto Girl--so-
cIety's Energy Expended ON the FIutter-
ing of Fans.
THE following notice will be of interest,
the event which it records succeeding so
quickly as 1t did On the announcement Of
Mr.. Wigley's engagements:
At st, Stephens Church, Toronto Ontario,
Wednesday, July 20, Arthur B, Wigley of Pitts
burg. to Marion Louisa. second daughter Of the
late George Green. Esq, of Brampton, Canada.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Wi=ley's
hancee, who is now his wife, has resided
long enough in Pittsburg to be counted as
one of this city's bellies.
Miss Green's engagement to Mr.. Wigley
was not announced until several months
after her return to Canada to visit friends,
and, in fact, not until after her entire family,
now summering at Prince Edwards Island.
had broken up their Pittsburg establish
ment and gone North. 1t is now guessed
that the engagement was OF very recent
making and antedated the marriage but q
Jew weeks. When Mr. Wigley left with
his family for the East short
time ago he significantly responded to some
engagement congratulations offered him
until his return home. His family and sew
eral relatives accomplished the happy,
though at that time unrevealed, groom-to-be
to Toronto. The general supposition among
his friends, though, was that Mr.. Wigley's
summer trip was going to evolve itself into
wedding Journey; all OF which succeeding
events prove to have been happy conjec-
ture.
The bride is the youngest daughter of an
old English family, which removed to Can
| ada couple Of generations since, and whose
vx taken
Ontario. The family residence had been in
Brampton. near Toronto, but the ceremony
took place in that beautiful city, where the
bride has many friends among its influential
| families. st. Stephens Church is one OF the
| most aristocratic houses of worship in
| Toronto, and there, it is said, high church
creed found its most fervent exponent in
| that Scotch and Irish settlement.
The bridegroom is a well-known club man
| OF Pittsburg, and extremely popular. His
establishment in the East End, is said to be
pleased all of Mr.. Wigley's friends, and his
| return no doubt will be the signal for q
shower of congratulations Mrs. and Mrs.
| Wisley are now travelling, and no date has
been set for their arrival in Pittsburg,
though it is well known that that event
will not be long delayed.
| INVITATIONS have been issued bv Mrs.
B. Frank for the marriage of her niece Miss
Pauline Bissinger, to Mr.. Samuel B. Frank,
| this evening at $50 at her residence, 262
| Western avenue. A reception will follow at
| Cycorama Hall. An Eastern honeymoon
has been decided upon by the yon ug people
A MARRIAGE has been arranged between
Hiss Violet Bedell of Mansfield, and Mr..
| William L. Monroe, of this city.
Social Chatter.
Mr.. WILLIAM MULDooN, the wre stler, will
1 be the guest during professional engage
| ment III Pittsburg Of the family OF Charles
| H. Reed, ESQ.,, Of the Kenmawr. Mr.. Mul
| doom is said to be a beau ideal host and q
most charming companion.
MRS. DAVID MORRISON is enjoying q sort oi
| social partnership with Mrs. Charles Henry
| Harlow in O Newport cottage These two
| exceedingly handsome women have sci
| feminine Pittsburg,
among its Pittsburg contingent Mr. and
| Mrs. Christopher L. Magee, Mr.. George H
| Welshons, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Magee, Miss
| Margaret Magee and maid and Miss Margaret
Graham.
| MR.. FREDERICK HAwoRTH will sail on the
City of Paris for Europe on next Wednes-
| day to join his relatives now travelling on
the Continent.
| MRS. WARDEN of Sewickley with her two
| daughters, will leave tor Lakewood, NY.
on Wednesday.
THIS afternoon and evening the Columbus
| CLUB lete at the delightful picnic grounds al
| Silver Lake.
Mr. AND MRS. JOHN MooRHEAD and family
| will leave for Narragansett Pier on Friday.
| Mr.. FRANK AMMoN has taken bachelor
| apartments at the Kenmawr Hotel.
Mr. AND MRS. GEORGE ABRAHAM, nee More.
| land, are expected home this week.