Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-19

was performed by Father Corcoran at st
Agnes, Soho, which united Miss Mary a
Jordan and Thos. j. Cunningham. OF Oak
land. Miss Sue NcMorris was the bride
maid and Jas. A. Jordan, Jr., brother Of the
bride, the best man. After the ceremony 9
residence of the brides parents. In the even
ing the newly married couple LETT for Wash
inKton, d. c., where they will spend theil
%hSneymoon; hon On their return they sS Will l,srs re-
former residence.
One of the pretty home weddings OF ths
past week was that OF Miss Emma L. Clarke
and Mr.. James Laubie, which was performed
at the home of the BRIDES mother on Smith
street, Marion station, B. & Q. R. R.. on
formed by tho Row. Mr.. Applegarth OF the
Fourth Avenue Baptist Church. Owing to re
cent deaths in both families. only the imme
supper, served by Kennedy, they departed
through shower OF rice, on short wedding
trip.
Among the pleasant entertainments dur
ing the past week was one given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs.W. NJ. Crawford Sheri-
dan avenue, Bellevue, celebrating the fifth
anniversary OF their wedding. Among those
present were the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Beecom,
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Benney, Colonel and
Mrs. w. J. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. &. Hays.
and family, of Wheeling, W. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Benney. MIR. and Mrs. #. Hum
nings. Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Bonney, Miss A.
Norris. Robert Magill.
reception by the members Of the Shakes
peare Literary Society was held Friday at
the residence of Miss May Suelsauer. Among
those present were the Misses Kate. Rich
ards, Lenora and Anna Sto!te, Sadie Short.
Rochester; Anna Lewis, Sadie Jones, May
Suelsauer, Stella Brobeck, Maggie Chisholm
and LIME Siler, Messrs. Walter Stewah,
William Brown and Benjamin Shoemaker,
of Homestead. Edward Schramm, Clifford
Esky, william suelsauer, Charles Passorius
and Ellsworth Brennaman.
A very artistic impromptu musicale was
given on Thursday evening by Miss Clara
and Mr.. Leo Oehmler, in the music studio Of
q large attendance OF members Of the Art
Musicale, and a choice programme was
rendered, the Misses Bsnkerd, Bauer, Oehm-
Ter. Mrs. Mary, Scott and Messrs. Bussman,
participating. Refreshments were served
and an enjoyable evening spent
Guyasuta again will be the scene of some
capital tennis games this summer. Miss
Darlington and Mrs. Arhmon, it might be
on Saturday. A number of men como out
from the city on Saturday afternoons the
girls in the meantime gathering at Guyasuta
either the evening before or early that day.
Guyasuta has been the scene of some of the
finest games ever played in this vicinity.
Miss Katherine Huntington, OF the East
End, has just returned from New York where
she has been studying music with Madame
Cappeano continuously since last November.
Miss Huntington and Miss kleber. of Pitts
burg, were chosen with two other pupils
from some 60 dies comprising the Madame's
class to sing before a number of New YorK's
best musical critics 1t the close of her term.
A number of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.
A. Fischer surprised them at their homo on
Troy Hill on last Tuesday on the occasion OF
Mrs. E. F. A. Fischer's birthday. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. D. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
ners Mi ana and Ms. ana
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Oehmler. tho Misses Sadie
Gribben, Louisa, Nellie, Mamie and Lana
Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hersperger, ST., celebrated
their golden wedding on Thursday ut their
home, Legionville, Pa. A large representa-.
tion of his friends and relatives were pres
ent Characteristic enjoyments we're in
dulged in. The evening WAS particularly
enjoyable to the old married couple, who
were remembered in a most gratifying man
ner by many friends.
The commencement OF St. Joseph's
Academy, Greensburg, on June 20. will be a
unique affair. An original drama, allegor
cal in character, will be rendered by the
are the Misses Nellie v. Wilson, Sarah lap
pan and Susie Bakely., Miss Wilson had
the honor of receiving three gold medals at
last years exercises.
surprise was rendered Mr. and Mrs Ben
amin Garbert, of North Braddock. Thurs.
lay evening, the occasion of their thirty
first marriage anniversary. About 90
quests were present Mr.. 0arbett received
plush reclining chair, and Mrs. Garbett q
rocker from the members of the
amily. Other elegant presents were re-
,eived.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. be
Witt c. Benham for the marriage of her
laughter, Miss Mary Arne Benham, to
James Duncan Dithridge. The date OF the
ceremony is Tuesday, June 28, at P. NJ,
md it will be solemnized in Point Breeze
Presbyterian Churcn, of which the brides
brother, the Rev. MI. Benham, Is pastor.
The Edgar Thomson Steel Works Cornet
Band gave concert in the old Lytle Opera
House, Braddock, on Wednesday evening,
lood sufferers. A splendid programme was
rranged Dy the young leader, Floyd J. st.
lair, the promoter of the Dhflanthropic
project. The proceeds were S65.
Last Wednesday Mr.. Charles E. Force, one
# Pittsburg's bright young mon. married
diss Laura Schimph. of Newark, o. The
lappy couple are now ut home in the East
End. Mr.. Force as q business man. is cred
ted with energy, fidelity ana efficiency.
The bride il much beloved by host Of |
riends.
One of the most enjoyable affairs of the |
7eek was the entertainment given by Mr..
rank Burger, of Bellevue, to the Bellevue |
Club and its friends Mt his resi- |
ence. The lawn was finely decorated with |
hinese lanterns. Dancing, card playing |
nd games were the en5oyments ofthe even |
ng.
The shadyside Select School from the East |
md. went by special train to Ellwood yes
erday for its annual outing. This school
composed of many children from the best |
antilles in the East End. who in several in
tances will be accompanied by their
arents. The pupils and parents will live at
he Hotel Oliver.
A delightful reception was given Friday |
= Mrs. Frank n. Gordon and her sister.
Iiss Horner, at their home, Center street,
7ilkinsburg. The guests Of honor were
[rs. Alexander Gordon, Jr., of Swissvale:
Irs. J. H. Miller, of Baltimore, and Miss
avis, of Meadville.
Mr.. Sarkfs Badeer, native Of 'Latakfa,
yria, lectured in the First Presbyterian
hurch, Braddock, Friday evening, ON
Syrian Costumes and Manners" for the bene-
{ of the church. He exhibited the peculiar
and cooking utensils Of Syria to y
Lrge audience.
st. Johns Orchestra, camposed Of young