Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
Welded AMID FLOWERS.

OHurcn-A fr0tVy WeuulnS ~ "hAiHs-
burg-The Graceful Apostle of Delsarte
Coming to Pittsburg Gossip Of Society.
CALVARY CHURCH was draped in green
cry last night, The florists had been at
work to make 1t bower flt for the plighting
of the troth Of two young hearts, and they
had accomplished their aim to perfection.
It was the occasion of the wedding OF Miss
Marion Giddings, of the East End, and DIR.
William F. Robeson, young physician of
this city. 1t was 6 o'clock when Carl Retter
struck up the wedding march from "Lohen-
grin" on the organ, and the bridal party
entered the church. It was q striking and
pretty procession. The bride wore the con-
ventional wedding costume of white silk,
tulle veil and orange blossoms. She was at
tended by her maid of honor, Miss Maud
Palmer, who was also in white, and carried
yellow roses. The bride leaned on the arm
OF her cousin, Mr.. Edmund Earle Herman,
who gave her away. The groom was at
tended by his best man. DR.. R. W. Stewart.
The ushers were DIR. Clark NJ. George, DR..
Marshall Reid Ward Mr.. George Patterson,
Of Lewistown; DR.. Stewart Patterson, DR.. O..
Brumbauyh, Dr.. Goulding and DR.. ZeIgler.
Rev. George Hodges, rector OF Calvary,
spoke the impressive words of the Episcopal
marriage service. amid profound silence,
through which the solemn tones OF the
clergyman broke clearly and distinctly.
After the ceremony there was a reception at
the home of Mrs. Herman, on Walnut street,
East End. The house was mass of yellow
Of using the royal fall flower for fall we'd
dings. Among the relatives and friends at
the reception were Mrs. Heilner and Miss
Maud Heilner, cousins Of the bride, and DR..
Robeson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Robson. Mr.. Robson is President of ban K
in Lewistown. After the reception DR.. and
Mrs Robeson LETT for a bridal tour in the
East. They will be at home Decembern at
Negley Place, Hays street. There were q
number OF handsome and useful presents
from the innumerabie friends of the young
couple. The bride has been, since the death
OF her mother, II years ago, in the home of
the care and tenderness of mother on the
young girl, and who saw her venture forth
upon the sea of matr1mony with many q
prayer that the voyage would be smooth
and happy one.
THERE was brilliant wedding in Will
kinsburg last evening. The bride was Miss
Jessie Elliott Bailey. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. F. Bailey, of that borough, and the
groom was Mr.. Charles Lewis. of Bradford,
Pa. Rev. s. H. Moore, of the Williamsburg
Presbyterian Church, performed the cere-
mony, using the service OF the English
church. with a ring. The bride wore q
handsome gown of white corded silk with
lace and pearls. Her long white veil was
fastened with spray of lilies of the valley
and q magnificent diamond necklace COM
pleted her toilet. She carried roses and
lilies, ana it ia safe to say that prettier
bride never stood at the altar. The maid OF
honor was Miss Gertrude Patterson, of
Osburn. who wore a gown Of pink silk and
carried pink roses. Little Charles Dudley
Armstrong was the page, looking very
pretty in his Fauntleroy costume, and by
Leslie, as. a flower girl. in white silk
The groomsman was Mr.. Guy Berry, and the
ushers were Mr.. Morgan silvey and Mr..
Clarence Ludden, of Williamsburg: Mr. Frank
Williamson, of Cumberland. Md, and Mr..
Henry Miller, of Rochester, Pa. After
wedding banquet the newly welded pair left
for their future home in Bradford, Pa. The
palms. ferns and cut flowers. and there were
at least 200 witnesses of the marriage cere-
mony who were guests at the banquet after
ward. There were many handsome presents,
young ladies' in Williamsburg.
Miss BERTHA C. BoNNEY, of Baltimore,
was married in that city, at her parents
home, to DR.. J. C. Boggs. of Allegheny City.
The young couple will be at home on Penn
sylvania avenue, ALCHEMY, after the Bt Of
November.
THE marriage of Miss Birdie Green,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Green, of
Denniston avenue, to Mr.. Milton Fritz, of
New York, was solemnized at the brides
home last evening. Rev. Mr.. Mansell, of As
bury Chapel, East End, ,officiated. The bride
wore her travelling dress, light brown,
roses. %eH Her % Sridemaid. Miss Ellen Fritz, T a
sister of the groom, was similarly atrired.
Mr.. William Green. the brides brother, was
best man, and Mr.. David Thornburg was
the usher. The house was decorated with
exotics. and the air was heavy with their
rich fragrance. There was q wedding sup
per and reception after the maria Ie cere-
mony, and then the young couple left for an
Eastern trip.
SOCIETY is about to resume flip which
will be strong enough to extricate it from
the lethargy into which It seems to have
fallen this season. Mrs. Edmund Russell,
the apostle Of Delsarte, whom New York's
four hundred have gone daft over for sew
eral years past, is to pay visit to Pittsburg
the first week in November. She will be
the guest of a circle of Kings Daughters of
the East End under whose auspices she is to
give lsctu1e in the Pittsburg Club Theater,
Saturday evening, November 8. lecture
will very probably be given Monday
November !, at Mrs. C. L. Magee's house on
Forbes street. The arrangements have not
all been competed. Mrs. RusseIps stay in
Pittsburg will not be longer than three or
four days as she is on her way to Chicago to
open her seasons work in that city.
THE Kings Daughters in Pittsburg as
well as elsewhere, is a society which num-
bers among its members young girls of the
very best families whose leisure time is
spent in trying to make 1t easier for poor
suffering humanity. Clothing is bestowed
upon the needy and books. flowers and din
ners are given out at Christmas time. The
young girls have learned that the most ac-
ceptable charity for poor people is that
taken from the pocket Their desire in
bringing Mrs Russell here is not only to
give a great deal of pleasure to society,
but also to add to the treasury
of. the Kings Daughters. The names
OF II leading Pittsburg ladies will
be procured as patronesses. Mrs. Russell is
not so we'll known in Pittsburg as her
artistic husband, who gave number of leo
lures on Bsthetlcism in this city about two
years ago. Mrs. Russell counts among her
pupils such high and mighty na mes as the
Whitneys Astors and Lorillards, who are
said to do homage to their teacher little
short of idolatry. Mrs. Russell teaches
feminine grace in all its various forms. One
is taught to sit, stand, walk, talk, smile,
laugh and innumerable other tnIngs. which,
when an combined, convert an ugly woman
into most fascinating creature.
Mrs. s. P. HARRISON, Mrs. Stewart
Scott, Mrs. O. L. Miller and Mrs. Y. H. Rob-
inson, delegates to the Synogical meeting of
the Woinan's Synogical Meeting OF Penn
sylvania, left yesterday morning Tor Har-
risburg to attend the meeting which opened I
there last evening ut 7:30 o'clock in the Mar
ket Square Church.
THE Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of the Third U. P. Church, Ridge
avenuo Alleohonv. will rive a smelling