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

OF q wedding in this weather. If succeed
ing Junes keep pace with the present one
the beautiful legend of June brides viii
certainly melt out of existence. Brides
acknowledge that the marriage ordeal j.
trying when every circumstance is favor
able; then how is it possible to conceive Of
a bride comforting herself with grace and
dignity at the altar, when she is hotly con.
scious of one stream of perspiration gam.
boiling down her back, another along the
side of her cheek and that her upper lip ID
decorated with standing beads of a similar
sort?
A mans q man, and never so much SO al
when he is in love, and therefore as a BRIDE
groom disposed to be more than ever pro-
foundly critical To be extremely damp
from heat does not, to put it mildly, embel-
lish any woman or accentuate her charms
The poets from the days of the first rhym-
ster have raved over dewy kisses. But
dewy kisses are another thing to damp
kisses, and a bride who presents all her
relatives and friends after the ceremony
with her post-bridal lips might do well to
remember this
At the entrance s'exams" for Princeton
University in Pittsburg last week the fol-
lowing young men were candidates:
Preliminary yAcademic-Frank Armstrong.
Jr., Harry James Graham, George Harring-
ton Kelly, John Thomas Moore, Daniel
Edward Nevin, Walter Steck Snyder, Daniel
Fulton Sterling.
School of Scfence-Robert Dickey Alrich,
Edward Duff Balken, Fred Irwin Heron.
Henry Taylor Irwin, Sidney Van Dnsen.
Finals-Academic Freshman '96-Harry
Edward Dihm, Benjamin. Dangerneld, Jr.,
Wilbur McGregor, Samuel Wilson Miller, Jr.,
William Bruce Murdoch, Stanley Chester
snd ste%art %pr CSrts Moare wiiock Bore
School of Science-Freshman '96-Henry
Dickson Atwood. John Isaac Bowers,
William Sutton Dickson, Emery Leyden
William Henry Sctoonmaker.
Academic Sophomore '95-Lawrence Foster
Bower, Allan Derrick Williams.
School of science-sophomore 'sS-David
school OF Electrical Engineering-Charles
Gordon Wrestling.
This list is the most ambitious showing
Pittsburg has yet made for Princeton.
The most delightful function for this
week promises to be the opening of the
recently erected Concordia Clubhouse,
the description of which was given in full
in Yesterdays paper. The reception will be
held Wednesday evening, from to II, and
according to intImatIon received from the
Amusement Committee, the toasts will be
responded to by Mr.. Joseph Stadtfeld, A.
Leo We'll, Josiah Cohen, Enoch Rauh,
Simon Kaufman and Abraham Israel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Botsford, nee Lippincott,
whose marriage took place during the
week. have set up an establishment at Nc
Keesport
"At home" announcements have been
issued by Mr.. and Mrs. King for Mondays
after tomorrow at Mrs Hoeveler's house
on South Highland avenue.
Mr.. Dwight E. Aultm an, a cadet of West
Point of two years standing, is at present
enjoying furlough at his home on Du-
Quesne Heights. The young cadet is one of
Congressman Dalzells appointments. His
turlough will last until September "a This
will be his first extended visit to his home
since his appointment.
The social event of the week in Brad
dock was progressive euchre party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Gayley on Thurs
day evening, in honor of the Misses Will
Jams, of Catasaqua, Pa The handsome
in North Braddock, was brilli-
antly illuminated and fragrant with flow.
ers. Among the guests present were Major
and Mrs Morton, of Shadyside; Miss and
Mr.. Kerr, of Williamsburg; MIR. Rider,
Mr.. and Mrs Mort Miller,
Turtle Creek; Miss Alice Chalfant, Etna;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Schwab, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs WILL
lam Yost, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Collingwoud;
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Lapsly, Mr.. and Mrs.
J ohm N. Clifford and Mr. wilkins of Brad
dock. Refreshments were served from
Ross Park, on the PENNSYLVANIA Rail- |
way, will open its season about July L
Permanent summer visitors at Ellwood |
are Mrs. George Shiras, Mr.. and Mrs Park |
Painter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. ThomY- |
ION McClintock and family. The proximity |
If Ellwood renders it a most desirable re- |
'ort for the busy Pittsburg business man.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Darlington and fam |
ly will leave for the Mountain House, Cres-
on Springs, on June 80. The house opens
lext Friday, Manager Dunham evidently |
cOuting the popular superstition about FRI
lay.
A honeymoon extending through the /
ummer has been planned by Mr. Abra-
ams for the enjoyment of his bride-to-b
Hiss Caroline Moreland, who will be mar
led June 80 The Eat home" invitations
cad after October 1 at Forbes and Craig |
treets
The delightful hospitality of the Misses
Iumbird, of Fifth avenue, served to grace
n occasion of an afternoon tea on Thurs-
ay, at their beautiful house in Oakland.
flowers lent their services to add to the
eauty of the event. Among the guests
-ere: Miss Roberts, Miss Rhoda Zug,
be Misses Brown, Miss Retta Friend, Miss
trace Taylor, Miss Mary Dilworth. Miss
LATHE Ewing, Miss Susie Riddle, Miss
filler, Miss Edna Hazlett, Miss Margaret
icClelland, Miss Bessie McGrew, Miss
Eleanor Reed, Miss Reba Thomas, Miss
dina Sutton and Miss Chalfant.
The Atwell- Netting Wedding will corps |