Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-01
Social Chatter.

HOME wedding in which a great deal of
interest was lelt took place in Oakland yes
terday morning Miss Mollia Mcfarland,
daughter OF Mrs. Catherine Mcfarland, was
the bride, and the groom was Mi. q. W.
Wightman. Rev. J. L. Andrews, of Alle-
gheny, was the officiating clergyman. There
was wedding breakfast, at which a num-
Der ofguests sat down, and then the young
couple left for an Eastern trip. Their home
will be in Alleqnippa.
1T is expected that the ingathering of the
PittsDurg branch OF the Needlework Guild,
III the Third Presby terrain Church tomorrow
evening, will be very largely attended. The
branch now has so regular working sections,
and several more are expected to be formed
before long. The carneSU women who have
charge OF tie work OF the Guild have been
very active in their labor of love and
charity, and are gratif1ed over their success.
NUFTIAL ceremony in Canon City, Col,
October II, united the lives OF Miss Nevada
3. Carlin, OF this city, and SIR. Claude w.
Terry, Manager of the Mcclure Hotel, OF
Canon City. The Rev. L. j.. Hall ofIlciuted.
The bride is the granddaughter of the late
Andrew Graham, OF Pit5sburg, and grand
niece OF Senator Graham.
TUXEDO, that ultra ionable resort,
where only the smart set can feel thoroughly
at home, has taken up All Hallow Eve, anu
there have been all sorts OF hoDgob.tn tricks,
III general way, with nuts, apples, charms
and SO forth, and the Tuxedo-n5 declare
Halloween to be great fun.
Miss MARY OvERHoLr MARKLE, eldest
daugnte of Captain z. e. Markle, was mar
ried to Mr.. J. Wade Shupe, OF Mt. Pleasant,
Pa, last Tuesuay, October 25. The cere-
mony took place mt Captain Marbles resi-
dence, Riverside, Rev. j. Z. Mccoy, officiat-
in.
ONE of the notable Halloween parties was
that given by Mr.. and Mrs. Darragh at Sum
ner station. The guesGs went from Pitts
burg, Allegheny, Sharpsburg aud other
places. III. Darragh is superintendent OF the
Isabella Furnace Company.
A NUMBER of Pittsburgers will be guests at
the wedding of Miss Marie Graham and Mr..
Orlando NJ. Brady, in Indianapolis, to-day
Miss Graham was for short time resident
OF Ha kins, and has large circle of friends
in PittsDurg and vicinity.
MISS rRAvELLI will bring her three months
visit in sewickley to a close to-day, goin. to
Kent o., and from thence 10 Woos-
ter. Nnen she returns to her home in
California, she will be accompanied by her
niece, Miss Fanny Glenn.
THE wedding OF Miss Jennie Prather, of
Sheffield street. Allegheny, and Mr.. l.. L.
Brouxhton. OF this CITY, has been set ior the
10th inst The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. DR.. Cowan, OF the Third PreSby-
terian Church.
This evening the Epworth League OF the
North Avenue NJ. E. Church is to give an
entertainInent in The lecture room There
will be music and reciations, and there are
to be several selections by the Epworuh
Octette.
Mrs. WIN. NJ. GRAFTON and her daughter
Miss Elsie Chew, OF Sewickley, will leave to-
day for un extended visit TO their tormer
home, Fredericksburg, Va. They will be
the guests OF relatives.
HALLOWEEN was celebrated last evening
by tile young people of Rev. DR.. McClur-
kin's church with social 1T the residence
OF Mr.. L. j. Gillespie, Westminster street.
THIS evening, Miss Minnie Jacob and Mr.
Benz amin Bactch are TO be married at the
residence or the brides mother, Mrs. F.
Jacob, by Rev. Frederick Ruoff.
MISS GERTRUDE SCOTT, OF Bell avenue, Ale
gheny, will give Il reception next Friday
evening in honor OF Miss Jessie Edwards, OF
Aledo, Ill.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. c. MARTIN, of Arch street,
Allegheny, have sent out Invitations Tor
dinner next Thursday evening.
The Robertson-Esplen wedding is to be
one OF the society events of to-day.
THERE were large NUMBER of Halloween
parties IN the two cities.