Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-21
WEDDINGS IN CHURCH.
Miss Eleanor v. Dauler Becomes the Vile
of Elliott Rodgers-Marriage Of Miss
Clara Ada Grow to Clarence NJ. Greene
-Southside Ladies Form Committees.

of Elliott Rodgers-Marriage Of Miss
| Clara Ada Grow to Clarence NJ. Greene
-Southside Ladies Form Committees.
| BELLEFIELD Presbyterian Church, which
has been the scene Of so many important
weddings within the past two years, was
devoted to q similar JOYOUS event last night.
| Miss Eleanor v. Dauler, daughter or MIS-.
| Elizabeth Dauler, became the bride OF Ell
liott Rodgers, ESQ.,, son of Mr.. T. L. Rodgers,
of Allegheny. The church was decorated
| with palms, roses and ferns, while white
| ribbons garlanded across the church, show
ing whore the relatives of the parties were
to be seated. made a tasteful relief to the
| greenery and blossoms. 1t was O'Clock
| when the bride appeared. leaning on the
arm OF her uncle, Mr.. Harry Norton van
Voorhis, preceded by two pretty flower
girls, strewtng roses from baskets they
carried on their arms. In the train or
the bride we're Miss Daisy Dauler, maid OF
honor, and four bridesmaids, Miss Eta Keil.
Miss Emma Close, Miss Bessie Dauler, a sis
ter of the bride, and Miss Minnie Dauler,
cousin. At the altar the party were met by
the groom, who stood with his best man, his
brother Mr.. W. L. RODGERS, waiting to re-
ceive them. The groom advanced a few
steps and then, as soon as the party were in
their places, Rev. Henry T. McClelland,
d. D.. commenced the impressive service, that
joined two young people for life. The bride
wore gown of white corded silk trim med
with duchess lace, and very handsome. At
her throat flashed q diamond pendant, the
gift of the groom, while the filmy veil of
white tulle descended from her hair to her
feet. The veil was fastened with orange
blossoms and she carried white roses. The
ushers were Messr5. Frank Ligge tt, Fred
Neeb. Harry Geohring, Harry Gloninger, Neil
Garrison, Thomas Maxtiel, Charles Melick
and Robert Nevin.
After the marriage ceremony, there was a
reception at the home OF the brides mother,
on Terrace street, Oakland. The dining
room was beautifully garnished with roses,
ferns and palms, and was lifting banquet
hall for q bridal party. Only the relatives
and very near friends were present at the
reception, the house being too small TO hold
the hundreds OF friends who would have
been there could they have been accommo-
dated At IL o'clock MI and Mrs. Rodgers
lett for Buffalo and Niagara Falls for a short
wedding trip. Upon their return they will
live on Howe street, East Eno, IN new
house that has been prepared for them.
TRINITY was ablaze with light and fra
grant with roses last night. The occasion
was the marriage of Miss Clara Ada Grow,
daughter of the late James E. Crow. who
was for many years chief of the Allegheny
Fire Department. and Mr.. Clarence Marcel
lus Greene. Rev.A. W. Arundel read the mar
riage ritual of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and then the strains of the "Wed-
ding March" filed the grand editice as the
happy pair walked down from the altar, TO
begin q life in which nothing but happiness
can be discerned. The bride wore hand
some gown of crystal silk, en- traine. 1t was
trimmed with duchess lace, and a white veil
enveloped her. She carried lilies-oi-the-
valley. The bridesmaids were Miss Nan
Holmes, and Miss Elizabeth Shoup. They
were dressed in white granite crepe, and
their bouquets were white roses. The ushers
were Messrs- Robert Bovard, E. E. Corray,
H. Miller, and Roy Wise. After a trip
through the East, the couple will live in this
city.
Mr.. AND MRS HUGH KENNEDY gave
reception in their cozy Sharpsburg home
last evening. There were about Ito guests.
The lower rooms were handsomely decorated
with palms and roses, and were bright with
elegantly dressed ladies and gallant men.
supper was served and the soit strains OF
Toerges orchestra mingled with the pleasant
jingle of knives and joyous laughter
Mr. AND Mrs. JOHN ALDRED, of Sidney
street, southsid have returned from two
weeks Western trip.
THE announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Mr.. Samuel Kaufman, of the
firm of S. Kaufman & Sons, to Miss Emma
Lehman, of Allegheny.
The Ladies' Aid Society. of the Southside
Hospital, met yesterday afternoon and dis
cussed the coming fair at the Auditorium.
The chief business of the meeting was to ar
range the committees to take charg of the
various departments of the fair, which are
as follows:
Committee on Arrangements J. S. Nc
Miin Mrs. j. Med. Bryce, Mrs. W. Cready. Mrs.
Z. Cotton. Mrs. Spaudau. Miss X. Kunzler. Mrs.
George Sweeney.
Committee on Tickets-Mrs. John AIldred Miss
Kate KunzIer, Mrs. NJ Is. Redman.
Committee on Music-Mrs. j. Med. Bryce, Mrs.
w. Creadv, Mrs. d. Beech.
Chocolate Table.Mrs. Or. Thomas, Mrs $. A
Hryee Mrs @ MdTshs mss Mrs Il E Trvc Miss j.
Matt Chambers.
| Hutchins Mrs. NJ. Patterson. Mrs. G. ID. Sharpe,
rand. Mrs. Hammett. Mrs. Holden. Mrs: sch~arm.
Dining Room-sIrs: sam Miller, Mrs. w. Cready.
Miss wa,ss Ts HT; 5sres Ps
Mrs GeSrge S MI9roe Mrs F. A1dsTson Mrs
Harmony. Mrs. Harsh. Mrs. NJ. Pheil, Mrs.
Decker, Mrs. Fsllert, Mrs. Godecke, Mrs; Robert
Mrs. Vetter Mrs. ]. ". Riddle. Mrs. Hammett,
Mrs. A. P. Weidman. Mrs. john ilson.
George Sweeney; Mrs. D. K; Bryce. Mrs. J. W.
Kelsey, Mrs. George Duncan. Miss Nellie whiting,
Mrs. w. q. Muzzy. Mrs. Frank Moore Mrs Ad
candy andy Booth-sIrs George B. Hill, Mrs NJ Pat.
tersOn, Mrs. William Hamilton. Mrs. II. Beech,
Mrs, Il. c. Stevenson. Miss Sadie Easton. Mrs.J H.
Homer Miss Nan. Easton Miss Street, Miss Grace
Miller, Miss Mamie Bryce. Miss HarDe Miss N.
Davis, Miss l.. Mckee. Miss F. Fritz. Mrs. Cap.
Hunt. Mrs. s. W. Hill, Miss Violet Stevenson.
Doll Table-Sirs. Ella D. Coffin. Miss Sue Maple.
i4Vsn Evans Miss Dode Davis, Mrs Il. McGeary. Miss
sRder Mrs Harry Msrlns Miss H;n +. Nc MeAIl9 F,s
Coffin, Mrs !; 1 +: Kirk; T Mrs; "a Harry Neeey. A.,
Mrs snSs e. Bryse Mrs. pe4cy Mrs. Mrs.
c. Gearing. Mrs. R. A. Elliott, Mrs. G. hInllert
Mrs. e: Sharpe, Mrs Harper, Miss Stella kunzer.
way, Mrs. ). Schneider, Mrs. D; NJ. Jones, Mrs.
Marion Bryce. Mrs. H Stamm, Miss Amy Davis,
Miss M. Habberman, Mrs. spandau. Mrs. William
Flowers and Fruit Booth-Mrs. G. W. Smith.
Arnholdl. Miss NJ. McCombs, Miss Lillian Cready
Miss Olnhausen. Mrs. McElroy. Miss Habperman,
Miss Walker, Miss Kenecke, Miss Kate Ward,
Miss Lizzie Schneider, Miss Lou Sellers Mrs. q.
Country store-Mrs. DR.. Duff, Mrs. J. Hays,
Mrs. c. Cotton, Mrs. John Gray, Mrs. Dr. Criss,
Mrs, NH. H; L; e Reinecke Miss Nay M uRperman Miss
Miss Grimes. Mrs. Davy Jones. Mrs. VIII Nc
Geary.
man, mrs. Theo slicker. Mrs. John Anderson,
Mrs. NJ A, Stewart, Mrs A. c. Gall &Galbreath, Miss
field. Miss Kate Coleman. Miss G. WinkIe. Miss
I Ie@onade made is TabeMMyTs ay hARs Ruth Donney. Mrs.
aaS aco NM Mss 1SHng Mrs Nai G. Rer ToRs Mrs
Martha GIover. MRS 2arrimer. @ Mrs Mrs. S. " DAVIS
Fruit M,IC Iree-Mrs e G. g., L. Gearing: Mrs. j. Gear
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