Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24
SOCIETY IN THE SNOW.
Gay Events Of the Week just Ended That
Interest Both Cities.


Interest Both Cities.
Miss Annie Patterson, daughter OF Dr.. A.
M. Patterson, of Mexico. Mo-, was married
on Thursday, January IA, to Charles
A. GrasseIl, of Allegheny City, in St.
Pauls Episcopal Church, the fash
ionable sanctuary Of the brides town.
| The church was filed with friends.
When the wedding march began the bride
| maids dressed in white silk null demi train.
| trimmed with chiffon and ribbon and carry
| ing white enameled shepherds crooks with
| punches of white carnations tied with white
RIBBON. walked down the aisle forming
| arches with the crooks at the same moment
| as the ushers took their places on either
side of the chancel.
A sister of the bride. acting as flower
s1i ssaeity anu of page. age with nRAe N maid itie OF Of
honor and best man, Mr.. E. Il. Carter,
formed the remaining wedding attendants.
| The bride wore a gown OF ivory white crepe
| de chene made princess, long train, long
| sleeves and skirt trimmed with ostrich
| feathers. Girdle sleeves and neck outlined
| with silver Indian beads, veil of tulle caught
with and outlined the entire length with
| smilax. Bride carried prayer book COW
| cred with white satin embroidered book
marh m t OF sWee xioiets Ihe brides presents
| bone and forget-me-nots, to the ushers scarf
| pins of similar design. MI. and Mrs. Gras
sell are now in Chicago and expect to be
home in short time
These enterprising and unconventional
young ladies, the Misses Wellens, Stack,
| Baldinger, Graham, Koch, Richardson,
| McKim, Schenley, Jacobs, Rowley, Edgar,
Davis, McEwen, Henderson, Won Morosoviez
| and Buss, drove out to Williamsburg on last
Wednesday in a dashing sleigh drawn by
four horses, with coachmen, footmen and
great eclat. So delightfully."- happy party
did they make that every passerby possess
ing manly heart could scarcely conceal the
rnot ,Tr,11x px-in inrn tph in, ho
was plunged by the sight. Bat it was the
time for the fair sex to have its innings, and
small trifles, such as mems hearts, far from
disturbing their eQUanimity OF even causing
the slightest semblance of a sympathetic
lutter about their pretty lips, only put them
in state of higher exutation. The drive
was preceded by a little symposium at Miss
Rowley's bouse in the East End, and sue
ceeded by another when the party reached
Williamsburg.
Jacob Hahn, manager of 1hmsen's Glass
Works, and popular among his fellows,
ceived an agreeable token of the good will
OF his friends on Saturday evening, January
16, when Messrs. James FitZsmmons, John
Miller, Jacob Schwalm, John Mcintosh and
John Nelson called at his home, 1924 South
Muriel street, and in behalf Of the employees
of the works presented him with a handsome
gold watch and chain and charm. Mr.. Nelson
said a few words in giving this material
intination of friendship to which young Mr..
Hahn replied for his father Some social
pleasures followed. Mr.. Hahn has had a
most creditable business career, beginning
life in the ranks. and going up, until now he
occupies one of the most important positions
in q f1ourishing concern. He is personally
popular man, liked by his friends as well as
respected by his business associates.
A very enjoyable surprise party was given
in honor of Mr.. Charles Cochran at his home,
South Sixteen tn street. on Thursday even
ing. Among those present were: DR.. and
Mrs. II. S. Christ, the Misses Sadie Turner,
Ella Vaux, Bessie Morris, Katie Wilhelm,
Matte and Eth Sie5ers. Susan Cha n bers
Thomas, Emma Storey, Anna Rhodes. Dolly
Ayers, and Messrs George Gardner, Thomas
Morris, George Wilhelm. Jimmie Grif1iths.
ALI Rosser, Forrest Patent, Thomas Kirk,
Willie Werner, Abe Peacock, Willie Schall,
Walter Schook, Elmer Klingensmith Frank
Turner. Charles Magan, Craig Cochran,
choir of the Eighteenth Street Church was
present and kindly added to the pleasure
of the evening by several songs.
At the celebration of the anniversary Of
the birth of Robert Burns tomorrow even
ing in the Opera House at Williamsburg, Mr..
David Anderson will speak on the question
of organizing a Burns club in the borough.
There are great many prominent Scotch |
people in the valley, ana the need OF socie- |
ties to bring them into closer union and |
enable them to discuss matters connected !
with their bonnie Scotia has long been felt. |
So it is a question of but short time until a |
fourishing club will be formed in Wilkins |
burg. Tomorrow evenings exercises will |
consist OF concert, supper and dance.
Mr. J. o. Horning, treasurer of the Leech- |
burg Foundry and Machine Company, was |
married last Thursday evening to Miss Ada |
Messenger at the home of the brides father, |
who is a prominent business man of DAN |
vile, La. The happy couple are now visit |
ing relatives in the West, and do not expect |
to return to this city before Febr uary l.
when they will take up their permanent |
residence in Pittsburg. Mr.. Horning is
graduate of the Western University, Of this |
city, and prior to being connected with the
Leechburg Foundry and Machine Company,
was assistant cashier of the First National |
Bank of Washington.
The Dinwiddie Euchre Club was enter
tanned on Thursday evening at the cozy
home of Mrs. e. D. Riddle on Arch street.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Mad.
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Coast Miss Zoda Coast
DR.. and Mrs Beach, Mrs. Stocks, Mr.. and
MRS Martin, Miss Packard, Miss Ashbaugh,
Miss Carlotta Packard, of Warren, Pa: Prof
shoeb, Messrs: schaner, Will Thompson,
and Flanagan. After cardplaying, music
concluded the evening.
MISS Mary II. Starrect ana MT. George |
Campbell. of Homewood, were married at
the residence OF the bride, No. 169 Sandusky
street, Allegheny, at P. M. Thursday, by
Rev. DR.. Kennedy, of the Arch Street Pres
byterian Church, only immediate relatives
of bride and groom being in attendance.
They left at 945 for Indianapolis and St.
Louis, and will in the near future establish
their home at Lafayette, Ind, where Mr..
is interested in business.
Among the events of the past week was
birthday party given for Miss Alice Sam
brook by her father. Among those present
were the Misses Alice, Maggie and Mamie
Laura and Emma Young, Sadie Powell Ber-
tina Walters, Lizzie Mann and May Harris,
Messrs. Richard and William Holmes, ,Abram
Harris, Thomas Lee, John and Otto Walter,
Robert Cavanaugh, David and Thomas Har-
ris and Harry Sheppard.
The S. c. L. gave sleighfng party Thurs
day evening, starting from the residence of
c. f. Preller in large sleigh drawn by four
horses, and driving out the Perrysville road
to Keating's: The party were: Miss Amanda
HasIett Miss Mollie Stewart, Miss Maggie
Waidley, Miss Reilley, Miss Lulu Dunmeler
and Miss Alice Mum. Gentlemen: George
F. Sheers, George G. Stewart, C. F. Preller,
w. R. Morrison, W. c. Preller, Alex. Mum
and j. Johnston.
The semf-monthly reception Of the "Guth-
eria Euchre Club was held last Wednesday
1T the home of the Misses Blanche and Ger
trude Carroll. The rooms were prettily
decorated and lighted, the hosts omitting |
guests. The successful contestants for the
prizes, lady's morocco card case and gen.
Sleman's meerschaum cigar holder, were
Miss Katie McAllister and MI. Rolla Bost-
ricE |