Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

dancing were enjoyed, after which delight
full lunch was served. Among those present
were the Misses Sara ID. Ewing, Nora L.
Elliott, Marion Rea. Alice Thomas, Bessie
Holly and Messrs. Walter Burns, James Nc
Clelland, Charles Holly, Charles Thomas, A.
Miller and j. L. Young.
Mr.. Jesse Colbert, of Copelend, son OF Mr.
Thomas Colbert and Miss Mary Hoover, of
North Braddock, were married in st. Bren
dams r. c. Church, West Braddock, on
Wednesday morning at O'Clock, by the
rector, Rev. Father P. Molyneux. A large
ceremony. A reception was given at the
home of the bride following the ceremony.
short trip was taken.
Mr. Joseph E. Anderson, the popular
/ young chemist, formerly OF Allegheny, and
Miss Minnie McElwer were united in matri.
mony on Tuesday aftern oon at the residence
of the brides parents. Franklin street, Allie
gheny, by the Rev. Joseph Kyle. Only the
immediate relatives OF the contracting
parties were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
SON will reside at Sharon, Pa.
The Young Peoples Dramatic Society, Of
st. Johns Church, Lawrenceville, will give
an entertainment on Thanks giving evening
in Union Hall, Thirty and Liberty
streets. The affair is for the benefit of the
church. The entertainments will be under
the direction of Prof. Byron King and it
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Miss Lillian Taylor, of the West End, and
Mr.. John W. Cable were united in maria %
Saturday, November u, Rev. Mr.. Donohus
officiated, at his residence in the West End.
After the ceremony the couple returned to
the brides residence, where an On.
joyable evening was spent among their
numerous friends.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor OF the Williamsburg Presbyterian
Church will follow the very successful social
held recently by entertainment to-mor-
row evening. The society has secured Mir.
Charles Underhill, the celebrated elocution-
list, and an enjoyable entertainment is ex-
pected.
Mrs. Joseph Robbins, of Robbins station,
entertained at her elegant home, on Thurs
day afternoon, from to 3. The guests OF
honor were her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Caro-
theirs, of Braddock, just returned from her
wedding tour, and her friend, Miss Lena
Sloan, OF Cleveland.
Miss Minnie Witherspoon, of North Brad
dock, was married to Mr.. John II. Eckley, a
prominent young business man of McKees =
port, Thursday evening, at the First Chris
tian parsonage, West Braddock. Rev. F. v.
Brown officiating. An Eastern wedding
trip followed.
A very enjoyable surprise party was held
at the resid ence of Mr. and Mrs. w. Briggs,
Webster street, Allegheny, last evening. The
many friends of the couple had conspired to
surprise Mrs. -gs on her birthday, and
right royalty they did it.
The German Library Association will hold
lair at its hall, 50j Penn avenue, from No
vember 81 to November e6 1t will be open
every evening during next week, and on
Thursday from to p. NJ, q Thanksgiving
dinner will be served.
Burgess Thomas G. Aten and wife, of
West Braddock, entertained about two
dozen guests at their home on Thursday
night to delightful progressive euchre, and
later by serving an excellent supper
Rev. Dr. T. N. Boyle. the former popular
pastor of the First NJ. E. Church, Braddock,
now OF Uniontown, visited his many friends
in Braddock the past week. He returned
home yesterday.
MI. Frank shearer, of Braddock, and Miss
Minnie Kuhn, of McKeesport, will be mar
ried in st. Peters R. C. Church at that place
on Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Ada Sloss formerly of Braddock
now of Turtle Creek, was welded at
O'Clock Wednesday evening to Mr. Norman
McCollum, OF Nineyeh.
Invitations are out for an evening party
to be given by Miss Anna Fix, at her home,
Ross and Water streets, Williamsburg, n ext
Wednesday evening.
Personal Paragraphs.
Mr.. D. f: Dible, OF Murraysville, is visit
ing his son, Mr.. WI. Dible, of Bradd ock.
Miss Ida oliver, of Braddock. returned
yesterday, after four months at Washing.
ton, d. c. g
Joseph Stevenson, of South Negley avenue,
East End, has returned from hunting trip
in the South.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Lark1n, of West
Braddock, left on Wednesday for visit to
New York City.
Mrs. Harry Holdane, after delightful
visit to ner Alleg heny friends, has returned
to her homo in New York.
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Douthett have returned
home from New York, where they have
spent the last two months.
Miss Halle Whiting. OF Canton, O., is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Alfred Huntington, of
South Highland avenue, East End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackson. of Cleveland,
O., formerly of Pittsburg. have returned
home after a pleasant visit to their friends,
MIR. and Mrs. B. A. Jope, of Wyfie avenue.
Miss Katherine Huntington, of the East
End, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Rob-,
inson. of New York, where she will remain
for the football game OH Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. William Johnston, of Main street.
V. Milliken, of Negley avenue, left Thurs
day to visit friends in Philadelphia and New
York.
MI and Mrs. julius Prevented, nee Nor.
ganstern, are spending Sunday with their |
mother, Mrs. NJ. Nor -anstern, Fulton street,
Allegheny. They leave tomorrow for New
York City. /
Mrs. Dr. G. W. Brooks, of Baltimore and
Mrs. William Walsh, OF Cum mberland, Md,
wife Of the late Congressman Walsh are |
visiting their brother. MI George Shane, Of |
West Braddock.
Miss Agnes Jones, of Lawn avenue, Oak. !
land, lett last Wednesday on a four weeks
visit to Cincinnati. Sne will be the guest of |
Captain ID. j. Jones, OF East Third street |
and will also visit friends in Ohio and Ken |
lucky.
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Our improved oak or walnut $65 machine |
placed in your home to use, without cost OF |
one cent to you. Cut this advt. out and send |
with address to-day. Address Alvah Manu- |
featuring Co., Chicago, Ill.
Pittsburg & Lake Erie r. r.
Three hours aud thirty-f1ve minutes to |
Cleveland. Eight hours and twenty minutes |
to Buffalo.