Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-28
HYsIEN'S BUSY SEASON.

Summer Girls Losing Their Identity in
Autumn Winds - southside Ladies'
Working for Their Hospital = Pitts
burgers Visit Mansfield to Attend Q
Wedding-society Gossip.
A PRETTY home wedding last evening
william W. Moorhead, at the residence of
the brides parents, Hamilton avenue, East
End. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
T. 8. Crawford. pastor of the Homewood
Avenue Presbyterian Church. and was wit
messed by q large number Of friends and
relatives Of the couple. Miss Anna Oehmler
was bridemaid and Mr. J. r. Palmer the
groomsman. The bride wore tnn-colored
silk.
A NUMBER ofPittsburgers went to Mans
field yesterday to witness the nuptfaIs Of
Miss Violet Bedell to Mr.. William L. Monro.
The ceremony took place in the First Presby-
terian Church, Mansfield, the pastor, Rev. ].
M. Duff, officiating, assisted by Rev. G. T.
Reynolds. The brides gown was OF white
satin, trimmed with duchesse lace, while q
white veil held in place by orange blossoms
enveloped her like a cloud. She wore dia-
mond pendant, q gift from the groom, and
carried white rosebuds. The maid of honor
was the BRIDES sister, Miss 1dyline Bedell,
who wore an embroidered lavender crepe de
chine and lavender veil. The bridesmaids
were Miss Bessie Prestley and Miss Nan
Arm strong, in lavender, and Miss Violet
Stevenson and Miss Bessie Netper, in white.
The bridematds' bouquets we're OF white
carnations. The groomsman was Mr.. John
McKibben, and the ushers we're DR.. T. 8.
Anderson and Meesrs. George Monro. WIN
Lemon. Theodore W. Siemon, Edward Vail
and John Brown, all of whom wore white
rosebuds in their buttonholes. After the
ceremony the couple left for the East. Upon
Mr.. Sam Brown, OF this city presided at the
organ, and rendered the "Weddtng March,
in good style.
A QUIET wedding last night was that of
Miss Jennie WALES Dickson and Mr.. William
j. Reno at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. John II. McElroy, Walnut street,
East End. The house was decorated with
palms and cut flowers, and the bride wore
handsome gown OF white. Rev. George
Hodges performed the impressive ceremony,
according to the rites of the Episcopal
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Reno have gone to
The bride is niece of Mrs c. /. Wade, and
q sister of the artist, Miss Mona Dickson.
THE china wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Culp Of Williamsburg, was cello
brated last Saturday at their pretty home.
The occasion was an enjoyable one, and the
couple were the recipients OF many con-
gratulations as well as handsome presents.
There were some so guests, among whom
were the following: DR.. J. L. srodes and
wife, Er. C. D. Collins and wife. Mr.. C. P.
Linhart and wife, Mr.. Charles Culp and wife,
Mr.. Charles Hutchison and wife, Mr.. John
Culp and wife, Mr.; James Culp and wife. Mr.:
A. N. Vantine and wife, Mr.. John Blair and
wife, Mr.. Max Zange and wife, Mr.. Hugh
Have and wife, Mrs. Sarah Culp, Mrs. Amos
stiff, Mrs. 8. smythe. Mrs. 8. J. Bachelor.
Miss Emma Chester, Miss Olive Devore, Miss
Grace Hansell, Miss Emma johnson, Mr.. E.
L. Devore, Mr.. Jas. Hood, Mr.. William WILL
Mr.. Bert Haslett. Mr.. Robert Stiff, Mr.. Ross
Carothers, Mi. Sam Burrows, Mr. William
Beitler
THE Ladies' Aid Society of the South
side Hospital held its regular meeting yes
terday afternoon in the Guild house. The
different committees in charge of the work
for the fair to be given the 7th of November
in the Auditorium reported progress. The
ladies are all very much interested in their
various departments, and they expect to
clear more money this year than they did
last.
Social Chatter.
TIE Young Peoples Society of Christian
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gave an interesting programme of music and
literature last evening in the church par
lors. Rev. Richard Homes is President of
the society, which embraces some OF the
brightest young people in the congregation.
RELIABLE COUNCIL No. 90, Daughters of
Liberty, will celebrate its third anniversary
,ease sn1s evening ing az eama M raroes Al
is as follows: f. +. CahiH, W. s. Evans. j. Fl.
Miller, Mrs. Nettie Cnrrants, Mrs. Maud Err
rath and Miss Jennie Martin.
this evening will be that of Miss Elsie Van
Hanton and Mr.. Samuel Ashton Bell. 1t will
take place at the Second Presbyterian
Church. Germantown; Among the Pitts
burg people who will be present are Mrs.
Supplee and Mrs. d. NJ. Watt.
HOME wedding in Williamsburg this even
ing will be that OF Miss Matte Hunter. Of
that borough, and Mr.. c. Knox, of Allie
Church, will offciate.
Mrs. n. E. BLAIR and Miss Blair OF Sewick-
ley, have cards out for reception to be
given at the.Park Place Hotel next Monday.
Flood, Of Meadville
Mr. AND Mrs. d. c. RANKIN, with their son
and daughter. Mr.. George W. and Miss Bes-
sie of Lafnye tie, Ind, are visiting at the
this city.
THE Hand-in-Hand Juvenile Temple, i. o.
6. T., will give an entertainment and basket
social next Monday evening at 926 Fifth
avenue. Miss Lula Bell Is secretary OF the
society.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE T. PRICE, nee Banker,
have returned IRON their honeymoon trip,
and will receive their friends after Octo Der
at their new home. Park street, East End
OCTOBER 8 is the date set for the marriage
of Miss Noble, daughter of Mrs. Alice Noble,
to MI. Edward Bellour, son of the Rev. Bel
four.
A TEA party is to be given Tuesday, Octo-
Der Ii, by the ladies Of the congregation Of
St. James r. c. Church, Williamsburg.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES L. NETTING are
homo from their wedding journey, which
included long sojourn in Scotland.
TO-DAY Mrs. G. II. Taylor opens q class in
literary culture at the Duquesne College.
The Pittsburg Art School VIII reopen for
the season Saturday, october l.
MRS. j. G. Cash, of 906 Penn avenue, left
for New York yesterday.
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