Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-02
A WEEK OF WEDDINGS.
Society Kept Busy Attending Nuptial
CeremOnies-Reaching the Heart OF q
Man-Many Church Bazaars in the Two
Citfes-The COssin of Sociefv

Society Kept Busy Attending Nuptial
CeremOnies-Reachingt the Heart OF q
Man-Many Church Bazaars in the Two
Cities-The Gossip of Society.
A WEDDING that was as delicate in its
appointments as it could possibly be was
that of Miss Eliza Farrell, daughter of Mr..
Henry j. Bailey, and Mr.. John W. Garland,
in st. Peters Episcopal Church, last evening.
The bride is a beautiful girl, and, attired in
a princess robe of embroidered crepe,
trimmed with duchess lace and pearls, she
was an ideal American maiden. In her
hand she carried a cluster OF roses and lilies
of the valley. Miss Kate Bailey, a sister, was
ma1d OF honor, and the flower girls we're
little sisters, Misses Gertrude and Edit h
Bailey. while q dainty tot of years OF
age, Alice Garland, daughter of Mr.. Robert
Garland, was also flower girl She was
one OF the prettiest features of a very pretty
Wedding. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. L. j. Garland, brother or the groom,
who was himself a groom few weeks ago.
Mr.. Charles Garland was best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Alfred Dickson. Joseph
Beatty, George Bailey and James McKelvy,
Bert Anderson and Harry Bailey There
was reception at the home of the brides
parents on Cliff street after the church cere-
mony, at which many friends of the young
couple rendered their congratulat tions.
A MARRIAGE ceremony in Allegheny
last evening united the lives of Miss Har-
riet Patterson, of Western avenue and Mr..
Henry Frank Blackstone. 1t took place in
the North Presbyterian Church in the pres
ence OF very large number of friends.
Rev. John Fox, d. D., offlclated. The bride
wore a white silk gown, trimmed with ele-
CANT and valuable Irish point lace that was
worn by her grandmother at her own we'd
ding when she changed her name from
Miss Tassy to that of Mrs. Davis.
The maid of honor yesterday was
the brides sister, Miss Rebecca Pat
terson. who was attlred in n gown of yellow
and white, while the four bridemaids were
in yellow. They were Miss Jean Marshall,
Miss Minnie Becker. Miss Gilpin, of PhiIa-
delphia, ana Miss wilkins, OF Baltimore.
The ushers were Messrs. Walter Mitchell,
William McCOleb, Beatty 0rth and Charles
Wieland. The best man was Mr.. Louis
Blackstone, the groom's brother. There
was a reception after the service in church
at the residence of Mrs. Jane Il. Patterson,
mother of the bride. Alter a wedding tour
the couple will live in their new home in
Sewickley.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Clair Man
ming and MI. William A. Kober was inter-
esting enough to large number Of Pitts
burgers to crowd the Second M. P. Church
to the doors last evening. Rev. George
Schaffer performed the ceremony. The
bride looked charming in a white silk, and
her bouquet was lilies-of-the-valley and
WnlL6 roses. After n reception at the nome
of the brides mother, the couple left on a
wedding trip. They will reside in Pitrsburg
on their return.
Mrs. WILLIAM T. WALLACE, of Center
avenue, received her friends yesterday
afternoon, from 2 to and to 6, the occasion
being in honor of her nieces, Miss Annie
Redman Jones and Miss Evelyn CLANCY
Jones, Of Philadelphia
ALTHOUGH Pittsburg and Allegheny So
ciety people are pretty well occupied with
weddings, they find time to give attention
to charitable affairs, as was shown yester-
fairs that were given in different parts of
the two cities The old postoffice building,
that has ratified to the echo of knives, forks
and plates for some weeks, is still musical
with the same pleasant sounds.
THE annual dinner under the auspices of
the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
the NJ. P. Church, commenced yesterday.
Dinner was served from 11:30 to 2 P. N. There
Is bazaar in connection with the dinner,
In which there is large assortment OF
fancy and useful articles. The attendance
was very large yesterday, and the ladies are
much gratifled over the success of their un-
dertaking. The dinner and bazaar will be
continued to-day.
THE elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Orr, at Edgewood, as turned into fancy
fair yesterday. 1t was an entertainment
given under the auspices of the laoies OF the
Edrewood Presbyterian Church, the pro-
fce that is now in course of erection. There
were great many visitors from Pittsburg
turing the afternoon, Edgewood being only
% minutes ride from the Union depot, and
being thus convenient of access. Booths
Ind tables were arranged for the sale OF
various wares, and dinner was served in the
'ommodious dining room. The en-
will he repeated to-day, and it
Is thought that good round sum will be
added to the church building fund.
YESTERDAY and to-day the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church are holding their annual bazaar in
'emple's Hall, Federal street, ALLEGHENY
Luncheon was served from IL to yesterday
md dinner from till P. NJ. The same ar
angements will prevail to-day. The affair
s q decided success.
IT is declared by woman who is in DOS
ession of the secret of making a man fall |
n love with his wife that the way it is done |
8 to cook beefsteak properly. She says in |
tead of broiling a steak over the fire the |
)roper thing is to pla ce the beefsteak under |
b fire. 1t may be necessary to have the /
tove rigged up to suit this novel method,
'ut it can be done. When your apparatus is |
eady you will find that the steak is drawn
p instead of down, as is the case when it is
ooked over the fire, and the meat is juicy,
ender and altogether delightful Girls who |
re about to assume the responsibilities Of |
ousekeeping, with husband attachment,
hould study this beefsteak matter. 1t may
ave moro to do with their future happiness
han any of the pretty accomplishments
hey possess already.
Social Chatter.
THIS evening, at the Duquesne College,
be Greek tragedy "Medea" is to be pre-
ented, under the direction o: Prot. Byron
'. King. The cast is to be: Creon, T. H, |
hompson; Orpheus. Tom Carnahan: Jason,
Vill J.lrwin; CrenSiI, Margaret Wise; Idylthe, |
lice Dugan; LycdOn, Master Alfred |
W eitzer; Metd7thus. Luella Pool.
Mr.. AND MRS SULLIVAN JOHNSTON, of West
IN avenue. Allegheny. will give a large re-
option to-day, which is to introduce their
aug ter into society.
THE Busy Bee Band of Kings Daughters,
the Shadyside Presbyterian Church, will |
old a sale in the chapel this afternoon and
vening.
MISS LAURA PURvINcE, of Buffalo, N. Y,
,rmerly of Butler, Pa, is visiting her
ousin, Miss Steele Argyle, of Talbot ave-
ue, Braddock.
MRS. JARLEYs wax works will be exhibited
the Fifth United Presby terian Church in I
this evening.
THE LARGEST BOAT ON THE LAKES,