Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-23
A DAY OF WEDDINGS.
Young Hearts That VIII Brave the Chill
Winds of Winter and the Frosts of Age
Together The Downfall Of the Derby
Gossip of Society.

Young Hearts That VIII Brave the Chill
Winds of Winter and the Frosts Of Age |
Together The Downfall of the Derby
Gossip of Society.
THERE was brilliant gathering at the
Oakland NJ E. Church last evening to wit
ness the nuptials of Miss Carlotta J. Rem
shaw and Mr.. Samuel c. Barbour. A num-
Der of invitations had been sent out, and the
handsome church was crowded when Rev.
T. n. Eaton pronounced the benediction on
the pair pronouncing them man and wife.
The bride wore a crepe de chine trimmed
with duchesse lace, and carried white roses
Her bridemaids were Miss Sadie Johns and
Miss Belle Mathews. The ushers were
Messrs. Frank Stewart, Isaac Jenkins.
Charles Bradshaw, William Winterhalter,
Lew Brecht and James Horne. The we'd
ding march from "Lohengrin" was PLAYED
as the wedding party marched up the aisle:
There was reception at the residence OF
George c. Roll after the ceremony, but the
bride and groom did not stay long, Tor they
had to make the 9:20 train Tor the East.
Their wedding tour will cOvsr WASHINGTON,
New York and other Eastern cities. upon
their return they will live in Oakland A
number of handsome presents testlneo 70
| the popularity of the young couple.
! AT the Fourth Avenue Baptist Church
| last evening, Miss Minnie Murphy, of Pitts
| burg, became the bride of Mr.. Robert T.
Custard, of Avalon. Rev. H. C. Applegarth
! oflciated Mr. G. w. Mason, of New York.
was the best man, and the ushers were
Messrs. E. C. Moore and G. w. HOFFMAN
reception was held at Avalon after the wed,
ding. 1t is there that Mr.. and Mrs. Custaro
| will reside.
AT last the Pittsburg man has set his face
against the tyranny of the derby hat. He
has worn stiff hats for many years, and has
gone around with an unsightly rim on his
forehead, caused by the close fit Of the un-
compromising hat, without complaints, be-
cause 1t Was the fashion. Now, someone has
taken pity on the poor man and invented a
soft hat of the shape known in years gone by
as the alpine" 1t is seen in all colors, gem
eDerally brown or slate, and Is worn either
plain OF bent down through the TOP of the
crown, from the nose to the back OF the
head. The hat suits some faces, whlle II
| looks rowdyish over others. As general
thing, however, it is said to be boon to the
man who is tired of stiff hats, and the num-
| Der OF Apines seen on the streets the last
few weeks indicates thai the fashion Is q
popular one.
A PLEASANT reception was given by the
Bellvale Social Club ct its parlors on Fed
eral street, Allegheny. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with palms. ferns and
cut flowers. and the scene was brillian:
and literary selections was presented, ant
the evening was one of Thorough h enjoyment
DELIGHTFUL musicale and social wa
; given last evening by the members OF tn
St. Paul's Cathedral choir in honor of Mis-
. ! Grace Miller a member of the choir, VIII
has lately returned from a trip to Germany
AT $50 last night Miss Lida McKelvey
: of Stanton street. exchanged wedding VOW
U at-aat
Rev. Chalfant was the minister, and tn
. ! ceremony took place at. the home of tn
. ! brides parents. The couple lett last nigh
, | for q short wedding trip. Upon their return
1 they will reside with the parents of tn
= bride, where they will be sat home" to thei
friends next month.
, Miss BLANCHE S. STACKHoUSE an
n Mr.. VIM. A. Thompson were married las
v evening in the former residence of Colon'
Thomas A. Bayne, at Bellevue, which is no
b occupied by the parents OF tine DriSe. s' ne,
: Newton Donaldson performed the Ger
i, mony.
Miss EDITH MoYLE, of Bellevue, an
Mr. Russell L. Mitchell, of Pittsburg, wei
" united in matrtnlony at the Arch Street
0 E. Church last evening. They will reside
u | Williamsburg.
1 "a
t last evening was that of Miss Aurelia Sey1
q pel and MI. Richard Ebe at the residence
70 the brides uncle. Mr.. C. 8. Wight. Rev. III
Is Mcmillan, of Allegheny, who was at or
time a favorite Sur day school teacher of Il
"a groom, read the service that Joined the tW
10 young people for life. The brides gown WI
v a cream white crepe de chine, garnishe
n with white lace. and her ornaments we
l. diamonds. She carried q buncn OF her ia
&l> har
were no attendants, and, after receptio
to the relatives and q few friends, Mr.. al
g. Mrs. Ebe left for an extended Southern tn
m tion. close TO Mr. Wight's residence, whie
will be occupied by Mr. Ebe and his bride
a lew Months. Until ir is finished, howevee
le | they will receive their friends at the hon
of | of Mr.. and Mrs. Wight. Among those fro
"a | a distance who witnessed the nuptial servl
=. were Mrs Hanson, mother of the bride: N
IL and Mrs Will Pearson, from Cincinnati:
IS and Mrs. Ebe, from Columbus; Mr.; Bair
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Wight and Mrs. Paul,
Toledo
Miss GERTRUDE TRULY and Nh. E. :
Vi Smith were married at 5 O'Clock last eve
X ing at the home of the brides parents, n
=, and Mrs W. R. TRULY, Holland street, W
II kinsburg. The ceremony was performed
Rev NJ. Nj. Patterson, pastor Of the First
P. Church of that place. The bride W
attended by MISS hnouell Irupy anu III
Ann Kilgore, and the groom was support
bv Mr. H. c. Bisler and Mr.. James L.-Gl
as ham. Immediately after a reception u
" supper the young couple left on the if
o. fine for an Eastern trip. Their residence
their return will be in pretty new hor
on Holland street.
THE country is beautiful just now. The
who live in town. as well as those Wnt
as homes are in the country, but are too p
W. occupied to notice the charms of nature,
he not know how lovely she is in the Septemt
days. Golden rod gives the meadows
hiIlsides the glow of perpetual sunsh1l
while the purple asters make charm
contrast to the background OF yellow
| green. The red tinted leaves, just beglnnl
oh to turn, and the florid hue OF the sumis
Id, stand forth boldly everywhere, WINE :
pure atmosphere that permeates the pet !
at every breath gives one q capaclty OF
joyment that can only be felt IN peri'
spring or fall weather.
to Social Chatter.
THE annual meeting of the W1lklnsouo y
W. c. T. U. will be held this afternoon az !
O'Clock, in the new N. E. Church on 30, Soe