Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-23
Welded IN TRINITY.
Marriage of Miss Julia B. Morgan to Mr..
Harry W. singer-A Pretty Bridal Pro
cession-How Women Cling to Their

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| Youth-Gossip of Society.
| R1suop wu1rrur.n last evenino smoke
| tho ,,,nr.ssi,. -or,. oooordin. 20 the RI.
sn1 ~ "oiu'' oe1oios
uai OF tne frotestant Eplscopai Onuron,
| that united for life Miss Julia B. Morgan ano
| Mr. Harry w Sinner Trinity Church was
| the scene Of the weddfno and the Bishor
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| "y sno ioo'oi' nov 0
Arundel The bride wore white, Win ven
| and looked in every particular the lovely,
| delicate creature a bride sbould. She car
| ,,.a ,rI,,.a Observation-Disclosures. sho ,.oIkad
-. s.,nar
up 'ho hisio oh tho ar" vi her iA'"oA,
Colonel A. s. Morgan, who gave her away al
| the altar. Miss Louise Singer was the maid
| of honor. and the bridesmaids were Miss
E1oran,a McEniaht Nisa N.ltia port Ntas
r 1n.n mi nis ~, m,'s IS,
harriet watson, MISS huth baiiey' MISS AZ
tie Laughlin and Miss Sara Ricketson. The
best man was Mr. Hardness, of New York,
Marsbell CbiIds. william Patton. Henry Pat.
ton, Winfield shiras, A. G. McClintock,
George Singer and VIII Singer
The church was very pretty last night in
its elegant simplicity. The. cbancel was
draped in white, and with the white and
gold altar the gflded lectern and the stained
glass windows as a rich BACKGROUND pre-
sented a beautiful but solemn appearance
White crash covered the soft carpets and
rendered every football noiseless When
the bridal party appeared at the door the
organ pealed forth a "wedding march," and
a slight movement ripping through the
congregation betrayed that everyone was
waiting in eager anticfpation of the process
sion up the aisle. A pretty feature of the
procession was the various coiors worn by
hriOaSmaida hrfu nd
gave to the group the element of color TINT
was the only thing needed to make it per-
feet from an artistic point of view. The
family of the bride are among the oldest
and best people of Pittsburg. The old home
of Colonel and Mrs. Morgan at the Arsenal
was beautifully decorated tor the reception
Chrysanthemums and ferns were banked up
in artistic profusion, and showed that this
was to be considered a chrysanthemum
wedding, so far as the generous use of that
wedding trip the young couple will take up
their temporary residence with Colonel and
Mrs. Morgan at the Arsenal.
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TT is wonderful with what tenacitv
woman w,Il cIir, 70 bar yon,h ,,d b.on,v
IT,. . soo ,o oiu IN 80 ~
conditions uare d. ,or.b vos,a-dar T.,
anite of the bIe.L us,tbor n, .h. sin,rIa
announcement tbot a 1ectnre wos 70 he de-,
uybi toi, INT
tion of how to rotoin b.onty ond ,,anar 20
GROW oId For r.arI.. .uo Lorrs ,bosa 0 n,
Women ust.nao in.,,t,r not lo-ino III,
tha+ f.u 80, tha H.. - .ha a,s.aIro A.
tho,,oh .ha,. 90 ,,it,,;U,, ,,ortior,Ia,I,,
ond nothinrr +hot ,ho haar.,.s bad rot 80,
and read hnndreds of times thev fonnd the
address OF deem interest For instance
they were told that no woman should have
gray hair until she is old. They were told
.,ih odite 70 oi, ~. anu marrow i' from peel Done
hair to Ire yon.hfnI coIdr a anoS Sae wy ny
said about the complexfon. a snbiect always
lull of interest to women A hot water aid
soap bath was prescribed for young girls to
be taken at bedtime. followed in the morn.
ing by a cold nIunue witbonr soan
woman was said to he at her nrime at Io
wears of age and her f,gnre ahonId nreserva
the lines of is She should mot even begin
If she ia not vonthf,i at m So many woman
as soon as tbev are marri.d become "a reiesa
of their appearance. being taken mn with
household duties. etc. The ladies have
heard ali shis before but thew enioved it
Yesterday. and it is snfe 20 say that most of
them went home with the inward resolve TO
profit by what thew had heard.
.iI.. iii,
1HERE was Drllllant assemDiage IN the
Art SOciety's rooms last evening at the one
Art sociatv The walls wers co,,er.d ,vith
,,;,.,.ua. -, -. co .I'
Pie'ures, LISTS oeinS aoou' oo III az. Oan-
vases OF flttspurg artists were displayed
mittee mad taken great deal OF trouble to
give eacn picture as adVantageous position
as possiDie. Ihere was only one contrlDu-
tlon from alar' an OH pa1ntlng OF streton OF
pasture iano' Win sneep anu o1ner iamiiar
onJects. Inc lace curtains that usually hang
at the windows have been removed, and
their places filed with pictures, while a row
of electric lights run around the ceiling.
tbrowino a brilliant g;ovp nnon tho nictures
mr. arra,,-o,,ar. s,,no,,.-,'I''. :; -. 80
that r. is the determinstion of If tne sooie,w
70 .ho tha oIIer,T ,a,r.ot -, its -. VIZ eh
and making a very creditable showing
Palms were placed here and there, and with
the music OF a dreamy orchestra from hid
oDa Lost a1nnijnn The nictmres racoiraSS
close attention From the oussfs and manU
were the critical remarks TO he overheard
that Pittsburq nossesses a neat
ta sts in ayt Tha toiIattas IF ths 10 dias were
70 w. i @ 49, - ", sns .;I;, uos olo
nc Ue'luIlIu vi, anu IN soIle cuseS strIhinSy So
ne Occdsion WAS bnorou.niy sociaDle one,
ana the reception was, ike all those heid by |
the society,yery enjoyable, especially for in |
tion Committee are entitled to much praise |
t6e svenfng Al m,snsant tn ,dividnais W n sI
as to the COMPANY as a whole. Henceforth |
the society's rooms will be open to the pub |