Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03

made ready by the groom.
A wedding that Interested great man
people in Williamsburg and Brushton too
place last Wednesday. It was that Of Mis-
Matte Snyder, daughter Of Mrs. Maggi
| Snyder, of Montier street, Williamsburg. an
| Mr.. Edward Rosenmeyer, who lives nea
Brushton. The ceremony was performed b
| Rev. j. NJ. Keister. pastor OF the Williamsburg
U. B. Church, at the homo of the bride
mother. There was . good many witnesse
of the wedding, and the presents receives
by the bride we're numerous and wei
social circle and they commence their matr1
monial journey with abundance Of goo
| wishes
The First o. P. and N. q. Churches, o
| Williamsburg, will join in q picnic at Idlewil'
next Thursday. 1t 10 expected that at less
| loo people will 60 from the borough, be
! sides many who will attend from Pittsburg
The day will be great ono for Williamsburg
| for 1t seems as II tho whole population of tn!
| borough Is talking about the outing. AL
though the picknickers will be made up o
the congregations of two denominations, II
is not expected that any theological discus
sions will interfere with tho harmony OF the
day.
Tho closing meeting Of tho q L. 8. c. oi
Williamsburg for 1892 was q deli ghtful one
1t was held at the residence OF Mrs. A. NJ
Mills, and musical and literary programme
took the place of the customary exercises.
Mr.. j. L. Koethen, who was in the chair, de-
livered a very interesting address on &C. l..
S. c. work for 49," Others who took part in
the exercises were Mrs. Russell, Rev. 4: c.
and Mrs Wylie, Mr.. Albert Steele, Miss
Youngson and Miss Maggie Newell. There
was very large attendance.
Two popular young wilkinsburgers were
made one in the parsonage of the Wilkins
1aak do
evening. They were Miss Mary Taggart
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart, OF Hol.
land street, and Mr.. Harry R. Walkinshaw,
of Wallace street. The ceremony was per-
witnessed by number of relatives and
friends of the young couple. Mr. and Mrs.
Walkfnshaw have a dainty little home on
Wallace street, Williamsburg.
On Wednesday afternoon at . O'Clock Dr..
P. c. Cope, q well-established young physf-
clan of Braddock, was married to Miss Eliza
beth Leezer, well known in McKeesport.
The ceremony occurred at Uniontown, the
home OF the brides parents. Miss Leezer Is
said to be very attractive young woman.
An Eastern wedding trip will be followed by
q quiet retreat in a cosy homo erected by
DR.. Cope at Braddock
Miss Carrie @. Minehart was married night
before last at her parents residence, No. II
Page street. Allegheny, to Mr.. 7. Edw. Rook.
The Rev. Mr.. McGill performed the cere-
mony, and the attendants were Miss Emile
Rodney and Mr.. Ralph Minehart. Only
and Mrs Rock will De at home to their
friends after July at No. 10 Manhattan
street, Allegheny.
MT. John Geary and Miss Catha rine Kane
were married last Thursday evening in St
Johns Church. Both are well-known young
mn anrla ut Tn
mony the happy couple, with a large num-
Der of invited guests, proceeded to the homo
of the brides parents. on Ridge street.
where the remainder of the evening was
spent in dancing and other pleasures.
Mr.. Samuel Anderson and Miss Emma
Perry were married Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock at the home of the Rev. Mr.. Mont
gomery on Locust street.
The bride wosH g5sy oTspSsn IS
married pair will be at home to their friends
after July at 1A Colwell street.
A little fair, given Tor the benenv Of the
sufferers OF the recent flood in the oil dis
trict, more than compensated and far ex-
ceeded the brightest expectations Of the lit
tie workers, Weir Morganstern, Harvey and
Willie Strassburger and Walter Bonn.
Twenty-Five dollars and forty cents have
been handed to the Rev. Dr.. L. Mayer to as
sist in relieving the distressed.
Miss Dunlap, a native missionary Of Siam,
delivered an interesting address on tho
progress of the gospel in Siam, in the
Presbyterian Church last
Tuesday evening. She was listened to by
large and gratifiej audience. Miss Dunlap
is the adopted daughter of Rev. Dunlap, a
well-known American missionary in Siam.
Miss Edna, daughter of Mr. L. j. Gold
smith, of Braddock, celebrated her ninth
birthday on Monday. In the evening she
20 of her little girl friends at
lawn party to the music Of the M L Italian amor. Or
q dainty china cup and saucer.
Supper was served at 10 o'clock.
A lecture is to be delivered in the wilkins
burg United Brethren church next Friday
evening by Rev. j. II. Pershing, of the Cope
land land .: 3 Church; The ns,s subject will be
shoes, or Wasted Faith" Mr. Pershing is
an entertaining speaker, and his lectures
always draw large attendance.
Miss Ellen Cadman and M Edward Powell
we're married at the home of the brides SIS
ter Mrs. John Smith. of Talbot avenue,
Thursday evening, by tho Rev.
ohm b. Young, of the First Congregational
A6Sps % guests were
included dancing.
Little Villa Lfttell. Of Albeit street, VIII
kinsburg celebrated her sixth birthday
with a party last Tuesday afternoon. A
number of her playmates came to help her
have fun, and they all had plenty of tho ar
-icle. 1t was q very successful affair, and
Villa would like a party every week.
Rev. M N. Patterson, Of the Williamsburg
j. P. Church, delivered an address on ''The
Pulpit" last Tuesday in the Hebron Church.
It was the quarter centennial of the pastor
.te of Rev. William Barclay, at which time
The Monongahela Presbytery held its an
lual meeting in the church.
oakland gave a luncheon to few Of her
riends Thursday evening. Among them
we're Miss Hunter, principal OF the Oakland
chools, and the Misses Laura and Ada
steele, Annie Conrad, Mrs. George Allen and
Emma Hume.
Mr.. David ]. Cupps, Of Turtle Crock. and
Iiss Mollie McWilliams, a prominent young
ady of Braddock, were married Wednesday
vening ut the brides homo on Washington
venue, BY the Rev. Or. 7. n; Boyle. Of the
md Niagara Falls.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
,hurch of Braddock held pleasing enter
ainment and concert in Lytle's Opera House |
asst evening, which was largely attended,
nd added to the church Golfers greatly. A
alisthenic drill was an enjoyable feature Of
he programme.
The German Lutheran congregation Of |
3rushton held q delightful lawn fete on the |
Of the Williamsburg Athletic Asso- |
ation last Tuesday evening. There was q |
\ p1va n nm HOmawOn6
and furnished excellent music. |