Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-09
TWO PRETTY WEDDINGS.
Marriage of Miss Elizabeth W. McKibbin to
- Rev. james Garland at St. Peters Church
The Mcknight Warren Nuptials-Mid-

Marriage of Miss Elizabeth W. IcKibbin to
- Rev. james Garland at st. Peters Church
The Mcknight Warren Nuptials-M1d-
night Lunch for Election Enthusiasts,
ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH was
filed with a brilliant assemblage last even
ing. The occasion was the marriage OF MISS
Elizabeth W. Mckibbin, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. james McKibbin, or Hazelwood, TO
Rev. James Garland, of Johnstown. VINO
was formerly assistant rector of ST. Peters.
Pittsburg. Rev. Mr.. Mckay, pastor of the
church, ofilciated. The bride was gowned
in the conventional, but always pretty,
white silk, with long white veil, carrying
in her hand q Handsomely bound prayer
book, no flowers being used. She was at
tended by Miss Helen Walter, the young
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Walter. of Hazel
wood, while the best man was Mr.. John
Garland, brother of the groom. The ushers
were Mr. Charles Garland, Messrs. John and
William McKibbin, Mr.. Howard Z. Fahnes-
took, Mr.. III. Smith, Messrs. John and Harry
Oliver. The bride was given away by her
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Garland have gone on
wedding trip. which will END ut Johns
town, their Iuture homo. There were a
thousand invitations sent out, but there was
no reception at the house, on account of its
not being large enough for the entertain
ment OF the many friends OF the family.
A PRETTY home wedding in Allegheny
yesterday was that of Miss Edna A. Warren
and Mr.. W. n. Mcknight. 1t took place at
the residence of the BRIDES parents, on
Western avenue. 1t was witnessed by the
relatives and q lew very close friends of the
young people. 1t had been intended to
have q large church wedding, but on ac-
count of the illness of the brides mother
and the recent death of a sister of the
groom it was thought advisable to have the
marriage quiet and private one. The
bride is q lovely girl, and looked charming
in her bridal array of cream-white nous
slime de soire over cream-white bengaline.
1t was daintily made, in the Kate Greena-
way mode, with plenty OF tiny ribbons and
broad sash ribbon. She carried loose
bunch of white roses, which set of her ele-
CANT toilet to perfection. The bride is
tall, queenly blonde, with deep azure eyes
and peach-like complexion Her sweet
oval face is framed with a profusion o.
wavy, light hair. There were no attend
ants. The ceremony took place In the par
lor, which was handsomely decorated with
growing palms and pink chrysanthemums.
After supper and q reception the young
couple let ON a trip that will take in Phila-
delphia, New York and other Eastern cities.
Upon their + eturn they will be at homo to
their friends on Beech street, Allegheny.
DINNER was served at the Southside
Hospital fair, in the old postofice building
yesterday for the first time. From 1,5O0 to
2,00O guests partook of meals there during
the day. The fair has opened under auspi-
cious circumstances, and the ladies expect
to clear from s15 900 to $40, 600. They have re-
cefved help from many unexpected quart
ers, everyone seeming desirous to assist, so
that there is no reason why they should not
make as much as they hope. midnight
supper was served to the election returns
people, and was voted an entire success.
Social Chatter.
THE ladies of the sandusky Street
Baptist Church have arranged to
building, November %, % and r. The
oath viii. be Thanksgiving Day, and the ladies
promise u Than ks-iving dinner that shall
tempt everybody to be at the old postoffice
instead OF at home. They will serve dinners
and suppers each day OF the fair, but intend
to make Thanksgiving a notable day, gas
Economically and otherwise.
Miss MARY QUARTERS RILEY and Mr..
Charles K. Rhodes are announced to be
married next Tuesday evening. in the
Third U. P. Church.
Mr.. and MRS. WILLIAM WINrRRHALrER nee
Lillian Keidel, will be at home at Ingram
station upon their return from their
wedding tour
A RECENT marriage announcement is that
of Miss Emma Kaulbfeld, of Meyran avenue,
to Mr.. Theodore Cappel, the druggist, or
Forbes street.
A DELIGHTFUL reception was given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. William A. STAN
ton, of North Highland avenue.
MISS JENNIE STRAIN, of Allegheny, who has
been in Europe for some time, has re-
turned.
THE reception of the Bell Va Radios fs to
be held this evening at their parlors in Alle-
Oheny.