Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-17

the occasion was @mplete success social.
| ana artistfcally as we'll as pecuniarialy
There never were grounds more TASTEFUL.
decorated than those surrounding the ram
| bling house that will be the home of man,
/ who would not end their lives amid sucl
| pleasant surroundings were 1t not for tn
! efforts of the good women connected will
the q. P. Church. Carload after carload o
| guests went from East Liberty ana othe
| parts OF Pitrsburg. and expressions of sur
! prise were to be beard on every hand as the
| visitors entered the brilliantly lightet
| lawn fetes Williamsburg has ever seen. TIL.
| natural beauties of the place are such tina
It is dificult to enhance them, but the row
| and rows of Chinese lanterns had the enec
! of spreading a really fairy-like glamor ovel
the dusky bea lty of the deeply shaded park
| 1t was a sight that will be remembered BY
1 all who were there.
The lawn fete to be given by the Brushtor
/ IRE company next Friday and Saturday
| evenings will be OF interest to other f1remen
Among the attractions prepared by the
management will be the competition for q
massive silver cup, that Is to become the
property of the fire company showing the
most handsomely trimmed fire apparatus
The three companies of the Williamsburg fire
department will take part in the contest
and there will be great deal OF friendly
rivalry between the f1remen of the two
boroughs. In addition to this feature there
will be the usual sale of refreshments such
fortune telling, postoff1ce and other adjuncts
of all well-regulated lawn fetes The sweet
hearts and sisters Of the fire 1addies are
eKerting themselves. SO that their part in
the affair shall be creditable to them. and
there is no doubt that the Brushton boys
will o their utmost to equal their Wilkins
burg brethren in the taste and attractive.
ness Of their fete.
A picnic was held at Risher's Grove, on
Thursday, July H. composed OF about z,
guests from Monongahela City, Elizabeth,
McKeesport, Turtle Creek, Pittsburg, AL.
legheny City, SkeIly Spring. Greenville and
other towns around. Games of football and
outdoor sports in general were INDUCED in.
The following young ladies composed the
COMMITTEES: The Misses Emma and Susie
Pollock, Marina Fife ana Margaret Robson.
whose excellent management procured y
guests left on the evening trains for their
homes except those from a distance, who re-
mained until the following day, as recipi-
ents of the hospitality Of Miss Pollock's
parents.
One of the very pleasant social pastimes
of the week at Braddock was the festival
held on the lawn OF Mr.. J. R. Callahan,
Talbot avenue, on Tuesday evening, under
the auspices of the Y oung Ladies' Mission
Band of the North Braddock United
Brethren Church. There were four long
tables, prettily arranged, and were presided
over by some half score of charmingly
attired young ladies of the band. The affair
was a really delightful one socially and
financially. The proceeds 20 to home mis-
sion work.
A quiet and pretty home wedding was that
of Mr.. James G. Dickson and Miss Birdie
Magill which occurred last Thursday even
ing at the residence Of the brides parents,
24S Center avenue, Rev. F. Patterson of1ciat-
ing. The wedding was strictly private, only
the immediate relatives of the young couple
being present. After the usual wedding
for their new home at Sharpsburg. Many
beautiful and costly presents were received.
Tho independents Pleasure Club, OF Pitts
burg, in camp at fuscaroras, O., is COM
posed of the following: Messrs. Charles
Herb. e. II. Daub, J. Hines. W. Hershy, G..
Hershy, J. s. Isett, w. Larned, NJ. Moody,
1 Neckerman, D. Kelly, J. R. Lockhart,
ances are received OF good fishing. with
mosquitoes as the only mar to the pleasure
Mr.. Johnston is in charge Of the culinary
department..
A party Of young wTkfnsburgers arc
spending a short time amid the romantic
scenery OF the upper Monongahela. They
are at Uneva, on the Cheat river, near Nor
Inc members OF tQ6 party arc
Charles Fl. silvey, Harry W. Keller, Guy F.
lSatchelor, Willard E. Alter and j. Reed
Evans. They are fishing and hunting, and
reports from their camp in dicate that they
are having splendid sport.
The largest outing party to be given this
year will be the reunion picnic Of the 81
churches and Sunday schools o: the United
Brethren Church, of tho Allegheny Confer
ence 1t will convene at IdIewiId on the 9sth
n Raw 2hrr, ho
North Braddock q. B. Church, is a member
OF the General Committee. At least 1000
church people are expected. Prominent
W i'll make addresses.
Miss Ida McCauley, daughter of Mr. John
OF North Braddock, was married
At O'Clock on Thursday afternoon at her
home, to MIR. Samuel Gray, of Turtle Creek,
Iy the Rev; I. Roup, of the First Free
Cauley is we'll known among the younger
people. They will live at Turtle Greek.
A pleasant social occasion. Will be the
oarlor meeting of the W. C. T. q. of wilkins
burg, Tuesday afternoon, at the residence
,f Rev. r. c. Wylie. Mrs. Mccartney, Of |
Beaver Falls, is expected to make an ad- |
iress. Social intercourse and the comparing |
If notes on W. c. 7. U. work will help to |
pass the time.
The St. Thomas Catholic Total Abstinence |
society, connected with St Thomas r C. |
Church, Braddock, will hold its sixth annual |
'uting at Idlewild Park on Tuesday, August |
o. Extensive preparations are already |
icing made Cor tho event, and it 10 ex- |
'ected 1000 people will 20.
One OF the Interesting weddings of the |
week was that Of Miss Kate Riley, formerly |
Il Johnstown, and Mr.. william Etter, of /
Williamsburg. The ceremony was performed |
n the East End, Thursday afternoon. Tho |
-oung couple will live in Williamsburg.
There were about soguests at the reception |
iven by Miss Tillfe Horner at the family |
esidence on Center street hill, Williamsburg,
were the factors in q most do |
ightrul evening.
A cheerful gathering was held at the resi-
lence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morris weinthal,
,edford avenue, Wednesday evening, In |
Ionor OF the birthday of their daughter
diss Carrie. The evening was an enjoyable
ne.
Mr.. Joseph Fauset and bride, nee Beacox,
4 Braddock, whose marriage occurred
ing tour last week and will keep house in
Vest Braddock.
Personal Gossip of the Week.
Prof. A. s. Brubaker, Of Braddock, 10 con
alescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Fauenhetm have gone
o Atlantic City.
Mr. Will Pacher of Braddock IL fishing up
ne Youghiogheny.
Mr.. Bert Fulton, of Braddook, Is 1t Allan
d.