Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24

N Leyda. After partaking of luncheon, tn,
bride and groom returned TO their nome, ant
in a few days will start for Denver, Colorado
Springs and Salt Lake City. Al the latte
place they will be the guests Of Hon. Arthur
Thomas, present Governor of Utah. The,
will remain at Colorado Springs until the Is
of October.
on last Monday evening delightful birth
day surprise party was rendered Mr.. Des
mond McTighe at his home on Larimer ave
nue, East End. The guests were received
by Mrs McTighe, assisted by the Misses
Scully and Gilbert. Among those present
were the Misses Bert Scully, May and Belle
Gilbert, Helen McTighe, Lucy and Stells
Miller, Margaret Wagner, Margaret Davis
Miss Mccormick, Lizzie and Maggie Boyd
Misses Moran, Ella Flood. Leah Mackelf1sh
and Emma Goddeli: Messrs. Desmond Nc
Tighe, Dr. Patterson, Charles and John Gil.
Harhaugh. Will Lacock. Abe l. and Joe
De Roy, Lew Van Ullem, Laurie Letskiss,
Joe Petgen, Lawrence knorr. James Nc.
Tighe, VIII Jarret, Robert Hamilton. Will
Barker, John Sherrer, George Watt, Calvin
Creeiman, viii Thomas and Mr. Hunt
Among some OF the most noticeable of the
dresses worn wero those of the charming
hostess, Mrs. McTighe, white silk trimmed
with lilies of the valley: Miss Scully, white
silk trimmed with violets; Miss May Gilbert,
white satin trimmed with satin the color OF
crushed rawbe-rtes; Miss Bella GloeIt,
changeable silk: Miss Achenheil, white cash.
mere trimmed with white velvet, and Miss
Helen NcTighe, white lawn. After dancing
and piano solos by Mrs. McTighe and MI De
Roy, vocal solos by Miss May Gilbert and rec
itatione by Miss Bella Gilbert the evening
was voted as having been pleasantly spent
by all present.
One of the pleasant events in Lawrence
Vile society circles last week was the lawn
fat nv CroU1av a their
lovely home on Carnegie avenue. The large
lawn was beautifully decorated with lighted
Chinese lanterns. Under the trees were ar
ranged the supper tables, on which was
served an elegant supper about midnight.
Inside the house was also decorated. A
well known orchestra was present and en-
livened the occasion with excellent music,
to the strains OF which the guests danced
the hours away. Among those present were
the Misses McCabe, O'Donnell, Really, Nc
Cusker, Crowley, McKeever, Dillon, Nc
and Messrs. Molamphy. o'Donneil.
Mccormick, Shea, GoltZ, Toomey,
Berger, McTighe, Kelly, Giltonan, Larkin
and Mcbride.
The Recorder of Tancred Commandery
No. As, X L, furnishes the following official
data of the pilgrimage and the extensive
for their triennial conclave at
Denver: Leave Pittsburg and Western de-
pots at $50 p. NJ, Friday, August 5: arrive at
Chicago for breakfast Saturday; spend day
in Chicago; leave Chicago u p. M; arrive
Omaha 5 P. M. Sunday; leave Omaha eP. M;
Browns Palace Hotel, Denver. Return over
other roads via Kansas City and st. Louis.
Train to consist of seven Pullman palace
sleepers, combination car fitted as smoking
and lounging car, and ladies' toilet car ar
ranged especially for the comfort of the
ladies' of the party; has seven spacious dress
ing rooms containing all the accessories OF
such apartment.
A number OF we'll known young women in
rife shooting. ana every Saturday afternoon
they may be seen on the rifle range of the
Rifle Team in Tassey's Hollow,
near Hawkins, delightedly watching several
If their numbe proving their skill as marks
men. At the range Saturday afternoon,
Miss Alice Brenneman, of Copeland. made
,nly n being made by Mr.. James L. Carlisle.
Quite a number of the ladies made IS and 60
points, There is some talk or organizing
| ladies' rifle club. and the Braddock Rifle
Team Vas kindly offered it the use of their
ange.
The social event of the season in Coraop-
Ills and Ivannoe society occurred Wednes-
lay evening at the weddingof DR.. J.Robert
Ford to Hiss Eva V. Wilson, at the country
esidence of Mr.. John w. Fisher. in the
presence of over 100 friends from Pittsburg,
)oraopolis and Ivanhoe. The Rev. W. S. P.
Cochrane performed the ceremony. The
Misses Anna White ane Hattie Griffen,
riends ana schoolmates of the bride, were
maids of honor, Colonel 81. W. Burns and
Prof A. NJ. Stevenson, of the Philo Medical
present were DR.. and Mrs. Conkle. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q. Byers, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton, Misses Washington
md Cullum, Messrs. Watson, Conkie, Scott,
Hart, Patterson. Stevenson and McCabe.
A pleasant supper and reception was
iven on last Wednesday evening by Mr..
nd Mrs. W. j. Patterson at their lovely
ome in Bellevue, in honor OF their niece,
frs. j. G. Dickerson, nee Magill, whose mar
irge was noted in these columns last week.
Iusic and dancing until i O'Clock served to
nliven the occasion. Among those present
rere the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson,
ir. and Mrs. William Magill Mrs. Emily M.
Ierr, Mrs. Maria NJ. Norris, Miss Annie NJ.
'orris Mr.. Robert Magill, the Misses Katie,
Ielen and Sydney Magill, Messrs. W. E.,
ohm P, X. NJ, f. c. and B. NJ. Magil.
The Misses Margaret and Nellie Holland,
f Penn avenue, East End, delightfully."- en-
ertained few of their friends last Thurs
lay evening. Mr.. John, Holland rendered
ONE solos upon the violin in a very excel
ent manner. Dancing was INDUCED in,
fter which a dainty luncheon was dis.
used. Among the guests were the Messrs
.obert Hamilton, Harry Squires, Charles
icGuff1n, Win McGuffin, simonds, Mat
quires, and the Misses Nettie Sheppard,
ida Simonds, Eva Squires and Misses Dew
in.
An interesting marriage to a large number
n f,-{, <lof
owns was that celebrated in St. Brendan's
). C. Church, West Braddock. at o'clock
n Tuesday afternoon, joining the lives of
lfss Kate Lewis and MI. Charles Murphy.
lev. Father O'Callahan, of the DuQuesne K. |
. Church, officiated. Miss Maggie McCar-
nd MIR. Frank Murphy, brother of the |
room, acted as best man. The church was |
lied with friends. A wedding supper fol- |
owed congratulations, and a tour OF several |
Eeeks in the East will be taken after which |
hey will reside at Elfwood, Ind.
A marriage. the details of which have INST |
cached friends in the East, that will in |
crest many people in Western Pennsyl- |
ania, is that of Mr.. Frank Campbell, a son |
# the late eI-Congressman Campbell, of |
to Miss Annie Madden, a wealthy /
ociety young lady of ST. Louis. 1roccurred |
n Wednesday last at Hot Springs Ark, |
here Mr.. Campbell was sojourning for his |
ealth. The groom is brother of Mr.. James |
:. Campbell, of Braddock, and also OF Mrs /
apsley, wife of the late Captain Thomas II. /
apskey. Relatives from this city, Brad
ockAnd Johnstown attended.
On Friday evening the house of Mrs. Chap
n, Dinwiddie street, was thronged by a
arty of young folks, the gathering being in
onor of MISS Jessie Dubbs. Among the
nests were the Misses May Netting, j.
ouglas, Edith Watson, Jennie Ludwig,
oily and Iva Eggers, Mamie Robins, Jessie |
ubbs, Messrs Samuel Waters, Fred Long
Oh, Talbot Graham, Frank Netting, Carl 1
ubbs. See Dubbs, John Douglas.
Mrs. j. n. Larimer, of Turtle Creek, enter
lined party OF ladies from Braddock at
Or home on Tuesday evening. In the party
ere Mrs. A. W. Schooley, Mrs. W. S. john