Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-27
ONE MORE GRACE NEEDED

1 1o MAKE f1CtSDurS women the mOSt CnarIn-
ing in the World-A Change of Gait Sug-
gested = Weddings Without Number
Gossip of Society.
THE women of Pittsburg enjoy the repu-
| tation of being beautiful, soft spoken and
renned, but how is it that so many Of them
| walk with heavy step such as one does not
expect in woman? The other day num-
Der OF ladies were coming down the steps
from piazza at a house in the East End. 1t
was noticeable that they descended upon
their heels each time, so that their step was
generally like that of an elderly woman, in
stead of the young one that it really was.
1t was evidently only carelessness. anG no
doubt Ii the matter we're called to their at
tention, they would try to improve their
manner OF walking. 1t is very simple, ac-
cording to an authority. ALI that is neces-
sary Is to put the ball of the foot down first,
throwing the weight upon 1t and letting the
heel reach the ground shade Of time later.
This aives light step, and there is nothing
OF the ungraceful, hat-footed gait that is
seen so often IN Pittsburg where 1t should
not be, considering that the person walking
Thus is in nine cases out of ten woman OF
ref1nemeat. The women of Pittsburg have
pretty feet, as q rule. Now let them learn
to use those feet properly.
THIS evening the marriage of Miss Jen-
ME W. Dickson to Mr.. William j. Reno will
take place at the home of the briue's step
father, John H. McElroy, President of the
Pittsburg Gas Company. Walnut street, East
End. Rev. George Hodges will perform the
ceremony. The groom-elect was Pittsburger
at one time. but has been resident of Min
neapols for some years. The young couple
will take up their abode in that city.
A WEDDING in which many Pittsburgers
are interested is to take place at Mansfield,
MI. Il
Violet Bedel. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Charles Bedell, of that place.and Mr.. William
L. Monroe, OF Pittsburg, groom.
A VERY pretty home wedding was that
which united the lives OF Mr.. Elmer Ell.
Weitzel and Miss Florence McEnulty Tues
day evening, Septem Der 20, at o'clock. The
ceremony was performed at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McEnulty, Franklin street, Williamsburg, by
the Rev. S. H. Moore in the presence of rela-
tives and a few intimate friends. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Weitzel left for
two weeks trip 10 Cleveland, Detroit and
the lakes. They will be at home to their
friends after October 10 at their new resi-
dence, franklin street, Williamsburg.
MRS AMELIA. SPENCER, of Cypress
street. Shadyside, has issued Invitations to
the marriage of her dauahter, Miss Lillian
A. Spencer, to Mr.. Joseph Simmons Myers.
1t is to be quiet family affair, and will take
place Tuesday evening, October 4, at 9
o'clock at the home OF the BRIDES mother.
Miss Spencer is niece OF Mr.. Edmond
Watts, of this city, and Mr.. Myers is con-
nected with the Post
A MEETING of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Southside Hospital will be held tn is
afternoon in the Guild house, on Eighteenth
street.
DIR. GEORGE s. PROCTOR, President of
the Orneida Club, has called q meeting for
this evening to be held in the Linden Club
house.
AN October wedding will be that of Mr..
W. A. Hoobler, of this city, and Miss Ada v.
Rono, of Bellevue.
Miss MARIA BELLE Low and Mr..
William Warren Morehead will be welded
this evening at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Low, Hamilton
avenue.