Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27

costly. Mrs. Mary Mitchell, an aunt of tn
| charming hostess from Ohio, assisted in re
ceiving. Among those present were DR.. ant
Mrs. Shidle. Mr.. and Mrs. James Shidle, MI
and Mrs. G. 7. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. H
w. W: Mc1onald' ed maid Mr.; I and & Mrs. En- Elmer Miller M
Elmer Caddes, Mr., and Mrs. C. q. Noble, tn'
Misses Swan, Negley, Algeo. White, Leech
Miller ns Grosksy, HooSles Young Burge
Swan, Riddle. Ralston, Arthur. Wright
Hays, Chisholm. Young. WeiderhoId, Moth
eral, Miller, Sloan. Huscroft and Saunders.
Mr. and Mrs J. sperber, of Glendeld Sta
ton, Pittsburg,. Fort Wayne. and Chicago
| Railroad. royalty entertained a party oi
! their friends with an elegant supper last
Saturday, the occasion being the oele.
bration of their crystal wedding. Thei,
| cosy home was tastefully decorated with
| flowers, and in the dining room covers were
laid for 80 After the supper the host and
| friends presenting them with presents OF
cut glassware of much elegance After this
: euchre and other games were INDUCED in
| until the arrival of the last train, when the
| party dispersed, regretting that the time had
| passed SO quickly, and wishing the genial
couple many more years of matrimonial
and Mrs. VIM. sperber, Mrs. sperber, Dr..
and Mrs. NJ. ]. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Horner, Mr.. and Mrs j. Hite, Mr.. and Mrs r.
u, T.. L. u. ri q
Mrs. h. NJ. Reveie, Mr.. ana Mrs. W. Lloyd, the
| Misses Florence Miller, Fanny Moore and
Roll, Messrs. Fred Renziehaueen, Henry
sseneqnsz, sn. ns WIN: Jacobs, James g. ssewaTt Al
and Mr.. Tress.
A brief, pretty and impressive wedding
took place at o'clock Wednesday evening,
Marc 2s, at the home of Mrs. Agnes john
ston, 2l0 Dinwiddie street, her daughter,
Miss Nellie Agnes, being united in the holy
bonds Of matrtmony to Mr.. Samuel Bowman
Hubley by the Rev. George Hodges. Miss
Jennie Hubley and Miss Alfalfa DAILY Of
G1bsonton, were bridesmaids and wore
trimmings, carrying great boquets of white
carnations. Miss DAILY got the brides
cake ring. The bride worn a gown of white
brocade with lace and pearl corsage trim
ing, no veil. The guests, numbering between
90 and 60, consisted of the family connections
OF the bride and groom and the most init
mate friends Many beautiful and useful
presents were received, etchings, paintings,
bric-a-brac, ETC., and almost everything in
the way of silver, and some generous checks.
The gift of the groom was a PIN pendant Of
left by the s45 p. N. train for the East. After
April 3 they will be sat home" on Centre,
near Aiken avenue.
evening to Harvey E. Fowhl ae the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross, No. Kerr
street. Allegheny, by the Revs. DR.. Holmes
and Glass. Mr.. T. W. Bottor6 was grooms-
man and Miss Lizzie Ross bridesmaid,
Among the guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. &. warnock,
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. K. Fowhl, Mr. and Mrs. Will.
lam Breeze, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Logan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cahill
Mr. and Mrs. James Olliffe, Mr.. and Mrs
William Ross, Mrs. Robert Ross. Mrs Will
lam Foley, Mrs. Z. T. Normecutt Mrs. NJ A,
Barker, Mrs. E. Coxyn, Mrs. NJ Kerr Misses
Mollie and Jennie Ross, Emma and Lottie
Monmouth, Alice and Jennie Bown, Mary
fR Ese kas Morsn anry Essss FoaR
Daisy Coxyn, Ella Foley, Messrs Robert.
Richard and John Ross, W. B. Fowhl, James
Bown, Eli Norlnecutt, john White and John
Kerr. The bride and groom were wished
many happy congratulations for their fu-
ture happiness and prosperity.
One of the most enjoyable events Of the
season was held at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward S. Means, of Wylie avenue on
last Thursday evening. Fifteen games of
euchre were played, and the honors of the
evening awarded to Miss Dennison and Mr..
Martin; the boobies to Miss SADIE Means
and Mrs. Goodwin. At midnight the guests
sat down to a sumptuous repast, after which
dancing was INDUCED in until an early
morning hour. Those present were the
misses Lizzie and Elsie Doyle, Dennison,
Pickering, Williams, SADIE and Lide Means
of Bellevue; Black, Race, Bievenone, Cad.
dick, Brumbly, Hanlon, Dickson, Fitch, Tay-
Evans, and Messrs. Brumbly, Caddick. Zieg-
Ter, Taylor, Dickson, Fitzpatrick, Martin,
Henderson, Bremen, Catz, Goodwin, Wolf, !
Nicklas, Doyle and Bartell.
A charming home wedding took place at |,
O'Clock Thursday evening last at the resi- !
dence Of the brides parents, Lytle street,
Hazelwood. The contracting parties were
Miss Belle T. Gibson, daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs george W. Gibson, and Mr. J. Harry |
Brecker, of the East End. The bride looked |
lovely in white silk, with pearl trimmings |
and chlnon, with the picturesque accessory |
of the bridal bouquet formed OF lilies OF the |
valley. The groom was attended by Mr.. |
John 4. Gibson, brother OF the bride, and |
Miss Katie Wiley. of Glenwood, as brides |
maid. Miss Wiley wore pink silk and chiffon |
and carried a bouquet of La France roses /
y phe ceremony was performed by Rev. J. S.
hummer, OF Hardwood, after which q de-
llghtful luncheon was served.
The wedding Of Miss Helen Williams
daughter of DR.. John Williams, of Philadel-
phia, promises to be one Of the society
events of this season. Friends from Wash
ngton, d. C., New York and other cities are
Mr.. and Mrs, Knowles and Mr.
firm OF Knowles Taylor & Knowles, OF East
Liverpool, will be among the guests, Mrs.
Taylor having chdperoned Miss Williams |
lurlng winter in Paris. Miss Cora Strich-
er, OF Williamsburg, and Miss Phoebe Ken
nedy, OF Tarentum. are also expected.
Miss Driscoll, of wylie avenue, gave a
dancing party to her friends on Thursday
evening. Those present were the Misses |
Laura Dunn, Mollie Dunn, Florence Deacon. |
Maggie Welsh, Ella Brannagan, Mapgie TIL, |
man, Mamie Tillman, Jennie and Mary Nc |
Cloy, Claude Gray.
Byron W. King is rehearsing his pupils in
he old English comedy, Lend Me Five
Shillings," that is to be done at the wilkins
burg Opera House Thursday, April a. for the |
,enefit OF Williamsburg Council, Royal
Arcanum.
Damon and Pythias" was repeated in the
Opera House last night before
'ery large audience. The Brushtou yolun-
eer Fire Department, for whose benefit the |
wo performances have been given. will reap
neat sum. l.
The next lecture in the illustrated forei1n |
ravels series, by MI. C. H. Adams, will take
lace at the Pittsburg Club Theater, next
thursday evening, March 81 Subj ect, "In |
nd Out of London"
At g reception given at the residence of
Hiss Mamie Collins at Irwin, Thursday
venfng last, some % couples from wilkins
urg were In attendance.
Phantom parties have become che xage In ,