Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-27

Nipple. Amizette williams, Miss likely.
and Arthur Lee. Bart Nicklin, Eddie
Daniel Taylor. Howard Earl Frank somers,
Charley Smith, John Springer ana Ehee
Glenon.
Mr.. W. Curtiss Rodgers and Miss Bessie E.
Lacock were married at the residence OF the,
brides parents, Washington, Pa. on
Wednesday, November 2s, at noon. The
wedding was a very quiet one, only the i'm
mediate friends ana relations Q! the con.
couple left lor a tour through the South, but
will return in month to Washing ton, fa.,
which viii be their future home.
Mrs. Patterson entertained party OF
friends very pleasantly Tuesday evening at
her home on East Diamond street. Pro-
gressive euchre was indulged in until II
O'Clock, when a delightful lunch was served
The ladies' head prize was captured py MRS.
Schriner and the gentleman's Dy MI; 7, y.
Towar. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardie, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Nr. and Mrs.
Schriner and Mr.. C. NJ. Scott.
The marriage of Mr.. Robert e. Gam on, a
former well-known contractor-builder, OF
Braddock, to Miss Caroline Daub, of Nc
Keesport, celebrated In st: Peters r. c.
Church there on Tuesday aftern' on. took
large number of guests. from Braddock
Miss Minnie Jones, of Mckeesport, was the
hridemaid and Robert Maggini, of Brad.
dock, the best man.
Tho wedding of Mr. c. F. G. Fetzer and
Miss Alice E. Poore took plnce on Thursday
evening at the home Of the bride. Forty.
fourth street. After the ceremony the
couple departed via the 2. X. K Tor New
York and other Eastern points. Upon tneir
return they will be at home to their friends
at their residence on Pacific avenue after
December
The ladies connected with the various
societies of Grace Church, Mt. Washin ton,
are very busy with preparations for a grand
Christmas ba zaar and supper, to take place
on the evenings of December T. and y, az
Grand View parlors Duquesne Heights
The bazaar is held for the purpose OF meet
ing pressing debt of the church.
The annual tea party of st. James Church
took place on Thanksgiving eve and night
in the basement of the church, followed by
dancing in Gymnasium Hall. There was
was spent. The committee of arrangements
was Messrs. C. Auth, z. Foley, j. F.. Mlnick,
James Finn and John Collins.
A euchre and hop were given by Miss Ger
trude Moran. of 140 Fairmont avenue. East
End, last Thursday evening, in honor of her
cousin, Miss Moran, of Emlenton. Supper
was served and there was orchestral music
to add to the enjoyment OF the occasion.
pleasant social duties.
A stag party was held at the residence of
Mr.. D. r. Lean, on Fifth avenue, Friday
evening Among those present were
Messrs George R. Ward, Hugo Raiber, A. i
Stormfels, John Farrill, j. E. Davis and
Robert 3. Lean. Some OF the gentlemen 4
being. excellent musicians, an enjoyable
evening was spent.
The concert given by the Pittsburg Male
Quartet and Concert Company, at the Can
onsburg Opera House, was patronized by Q
very large and appreciative audience Miss
Irene sample, the talented soprano, who has
lately become member OF the company,
was repeatedly encored during the evening.
The Rev. DIR. j. F. Jenes. of the First M. E.
Church, Braddock. performed the ceremony
at o'clock Thursday evening that made
Miss Gertrude j. Davis the wife OF David D.
Isles. of Copeland. The wedding took place
in the new house erected by the groom at
Copeland. Many guests were there.
MI and Mrs. W. Y. Robertson, OF Mellon
street, East End gave a delightful birthday
party Wednesday evening in honor of their |
charming daughter, Miss Lillian. host of !
the young lady's friends were present and
q most delightful evening was spent by all. |
A very pleasant surprise party was ten |
dered Miss Julia Scanlah, at her home on |
Ligonier street, Lawrenceville, last We'd |
nesday evening. Although taken entirely |
by surprise by her friends, the young lady
proved to be an excellent hostess. |
surprise party was given by Miss Sadie |
Robinson, of Reed street.. to Mr.. Guy Davis, |
at his residence, Center avenue, last even
ing. Card playing and dancing were the |
features of the evening. About go young |
people were present.
pleasant gathering OF relatives as |
sembled last Thursday at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. /. jackson, Stockton avenue, ALLIE |
gheny, in honor of their daughters 18th |
birthday. She was the recipient of many |
handsome presents.
An interesting wedding at West Newton, |
Pa, was that of Misc Nellie B. Mclaughlin |
and Mr.. F. G. Ward, at the residence of the |
BRIDES mother, Thanksgiving evening Rev. |
J. C. Meloy officiated.
One of the pleasant events of the season |
was the reception given by Professor B. A. |
Mick on Thanksgiving evening at Patter- |
sons Hall, LawrenceYille.
Friday morning, I'M st. Bridget's Church, |
Miss Kate Ward was married to Mr. B. Kos
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