Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
BEAUTY AT A BAZAR.
The Fare at Church Fair Held to Be More
Than Ordinarily Good-A Lawrence
vile Teacher Married and Gone to
Mexico-Brilliant Wedding at Roches-

The Fare at Church Fair Held to Be More
Than Ordinarily Good-A Lawrence
vile Teacher Married and Gone to
Mexico-Brilliant Wedding at Roches-
ter.
The bazar under the auspices of the ladies
of the Ninth United Presbyterian Church
commenced in semple's Hall, Allegheny,
yesterday. The hall was prettily decorated,
and the different booths were arranged to
the greatest advantage, in friendly rivalry
with each other. Dinner and supper were
served, and the many guests who par
took of the meals spoke highly of the cut
sine, and wished that the bazar would con-
tfnue longer than two days, If 1t were only
to give the public an opportunity to enjoy
the excellent cookery of the ladies of the
bazar.
The booth in which fancy articles OF dress,
etc., were served was in cnaree of Miss
Mamie Mahaffey and aids, while Miss Mar
garet Patterson presided over the flower
booth. The candies were dispensed Dy Mrs.
Martin Printer and aids, and Miss Sadie An
derson directed the serving of ice cream.
Miss Lizzie Anderson took care Of the doll
booth, and Mrs. VIM. Boggs Of the flower
booth. and Mrs. James Mahaffey OF the COM
mon sense booth. Mrs. Oliver Anderson
ana Mrs. ]. R. J. Milligan lnahaged the din
ing room. Among other ladies who were
most useful in carrying on the business or
the bazaar yesterday were Mrs. VIM An
derson, Mrs. James Grow. Mrs. John Smiley,
Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. McFall,
Mrs. Tinsen and Mrs. Donaghue. The fair
will be continued to-day, and there is every
indication that a large sum will be made for
the benefit Of the church.
A PRETTY wedding in Lawrenceville last
evening was that of Miss Hattie Fox, q
teacher in the Lawrenceville schools, and
DR.. Williams, well-known physician Of this
city. They will reside in Mexico
THIS evening the East End Musical Club
is to give the first of its series of concerts
for the season in Orpheus Hail, East End.
Mr.. Joseph c. Breil, the director, has pre-
pared q good programme including the fol-
lowing choruses: .-Sanctus," from Mozart's
Twelfth Mass Love in May" and "Ode
to Columbus" with Mr.. Z. C. Grant as the
soloist. Among the well-known singers that
will take part are Mr.. NJ. s. Rocereto, Miss
Agnes Liddell, Miss Grace Miller and Mr.. j..
e. Breil.
A NUMBER of prominent Pittsburgers
were in Rochester, Pa, last evening, attend
ing the wedding of Miss Clara Belle Fry, of
Rochester. and Mr.. Henry Judson Sage, OF
New York City. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence of the brides par
ents on New York street. Rev. A. J. Bonsall
off1ciated. The house was q mass of chrys-
anthemums. The bridal parlor was fes-
tooned with garlands of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and smilax, The curtains were hung
with the same sort of mixed green and
white. The portieres were hung with ohrys-
anthemums. arranged with artistic careless
ness. while in the dining room yellow
chry ysanthemums were used, and the scent
of these beautiful flowers pervaded the
whole mansion. The bride wore the con-
ventional white silk wedding gown, and was
attended by four maids. The father of the
bride is Mr.. II. c. Fry, OF the Rochester
Tumbler Works, and Is interested in the
barking business of that town. This was
the first wedding ever held in the Fry resi-
dence, but it was decidedly one of the most
beautiful that was ever held In Rochester.
CARDS are out for the marriage of Miss
Kate Calvert Carse to Mr.Wm. Mcneil Pratt,
to take place next Wednesday evening.
THIS evening will take place one Of the
most interesting OF the social gatherings of
the season so far. 1t will be the musicale at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Jarvis
Adams, Grandview, Shacyside, for the bene>
fit Of the nurses dormitory Of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital The details OF decoration,
etc, are expected to be perfect.
A DINNER was given Wednesday evening
by Miss Elizabeth Dickson, of Sewickley, for
her cousins, the Misses Elizabeth and Clara
Dickson, who left last night for New York.
The Misses Dickson have been visiting in
Sewickley for some weeks. The gu ests at
the dinner were Mrs. Thomas Graf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dexter Thayer, Mr.. Thayer. of Buffalo;
Messrs. Bennett and Paul Graft and Mrs.
Hepburn Johns.
MRS. GEORGE D. HAYES, OF Buffalo,
N Y, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. McLatn,
of Marchand street, East End. s..s