Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-17
GAITIEs OF MIDwIETER.
Some OF the Events of Pleasure During tho
Week just Ended.

some OF the Events OF tieaSure During the
Week Just Ended.
The marriage of Mr. Edgar A, second SON
of the late Hon. Charles E. Boyle, to Miss
Blanche, only daughter of Hon. William H
Playford, which took place at st. Peters
Episcopal Church, Uniontown, at $50 o'clock
Tuesday, was one of the most fashionable
affairs of the season. About 800 guests, in
Guiding many from a distance witnessed the
ceremony and attended the reception after
ward. The church was handsomely decorated
with flowers and tropical plants. The cere-
mony was very beautiful and was performed
by the rector of the church, Rev. r. S.
Smith. The decorations of the church and
the order of the ceremonies were similar in
character to the decoration and ceremonies
at the marriage of Mr.. Playford's oldest
daughter, the late Mrs. Carey, of Bal
timore, who was married ten years ago.
The brides gown was of heavy white benga-
line; her veil, thrown simply over her head,
reached to the end of her long train. She
wore no jewelry and carried a white vellum
prayer book with silver markers. A tiny
spray of lilies of the valley, half hidden in
the chiffon on her bodice, was the only orna-
ment. The bridemaids' gowns were alike
and were of lilac crepe de chene with short
trains. They wore lilac Prince of Wales
feathers in their hair and carried large bou-
quets of white hyacinths and maiden hair
fern. The five ushers, Mr.. Charles Play
r. w. Playtord and Mr.. Evans Dawson, came
slowly up the aisle while Prof. Mayors
played the wedding march from "Lohen-
grim" As they reached the foot of
the chancel the four bridemaids, Miss
Frances Boyle, Miss Beeson. Miss Dawson
and Miss Rankin, came from the vestry room
and, passing between the ushers, met the
bride, who came with her father, the Hon
W. II. Plsyford, preceded by her maid of
honor, Miss Shouse, of Cincinnati. They
walked to the chancel together, where the
bride was met by the bridegroom and his
best man and brother, Mr.. Charles E. Boyle.
After the ceremony the bridal party left the
church TO the march from Carmen" the
bride and groom leading the way, followed
by the maid of honor and the best man.
Then came the bridemaids and after them
the ushers. A reception was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Playford from to 10. at Mr. and
Mrs. Boyle left on special train, amid a
shower of rice They viii spend the rest of
the winter in California.
One of the delightful events of the week
was the third meeting of the Marion Euchre
Club (recently organized), held at tho resi-
dence of Miss LAM, Ward street, Oakland,
on Thursday evening. Card playing was the
main feature of the evening, after which an
elegant luncheon was served. Dancing was
then INDUCED in Those present were the
Misses Anna Siebert, Jennie Black Anna
Giberson, Freyvogel, Maggie Fallon, Ida and
Ella Kettenberg, Georgia and Emma Eyth,
Miss Lanz and Mrs. j. E. Eyth, the Messrs
Roman Staley, ]. E. Eyth, Florence Friday
William Terheyden, Frank Patterson. Harry
Giberson, Will LanZ. Harry Stehle, John
Frchtinger, Albert and Joseph Gloekler and
Will Weiss. The head prizes were won by
Miss Freyvogei and Mr.. Joseph Gloekler.
The next meeting of the club will be held at
the residence of Miss Anna Giberson, Marion
Station, on Thursday evening, January 2S.
One of the pleasant events Of the season
was a leap year surprise party rendered Miss
Maym Letzkus last Wednesday evening at
her parents residence, Carver street, East
Enc, by Miss Mary Schnelbach and Henry
Schnelbach, Jr. Among those present were
the Misses Mary Book, Rose Bookmeyer,
Mary Bookmeyer, Minnie Michals, Annie
Book, Mary Schnelbach, Marcella Schnell-
bach, Aggie Schaub Carrie Schnelbach,
Stella Schaub Rosie McCaulley, Maggie
schnelbach, Maym Letzkus. Lizzie Willwoll,
Finie Meyers; Messrs. Tom Keef, James
Locl1hart, S. CARING, Henry Scbaub, Albert
Book, Albert Brody, Jim Cullan, Jim Phil
lips, Charles Wendal, Charles Schaub, Joe
Scissor, Ed Moon, james Larcy, Laurie Letz-
kus, McCafrey, Joseph Smoker, Fred Null
mari, Henry Schnelbach, Jr.. James Man.
chester.
Miss Lizzie and Lou whisten, of Avalon,
gave delightful reception to a number Of
their friends from Allegheny and Avalon at
her residence on Thursday evening. Dane
in= and other games were INDUCED in until
midnight, when luncheon was served.
Among those present were she Misses Lizzie
L. Bragdon, Lizzie Fowler, Maggie Free
man, Mamie Hill, Maud Garvin, of Alfe-
gheny, the Misses Sykes and Frieberts-
hauser, OF Pittsburg, and May and Ada
Geathridge, of Avalon; Messrs. Z. L. Craig.
Levy, William Fowler, OF Allegheny, II. s.
Skyes, Charles Quigg, of Pittsburg, William
G. Stern. II. Berger, Robert and William