Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-18
RECEIVED AT BEAVER.
A Pleasant Affair at the Residence OF Mrs.
:. b. Wilson-The Lacey-Watkins Nup-
tjaIs-A Successful Church Entertain

| A Pleasant Affair at the Residence of Mrs.
:. b. Wilson-The Lacey Watkins Nup-
tiaIs-A Successful Church Entertain
ment-what Society Is Talking About
A VERY delightful reception was given
at the handsome residence Of Mrs. S. B.
Wilson, Beaver, Pa, on Saturday after
noon from to 6. She was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs. Ed
ward B. Daugherty and Mrs. Matthew ).
Quay. The floral decorations and music
were from Pittsburc. Among those present
were Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. Matthew 8.
Quay, Misses Name and Coral Quay, Mrs.
Edward B. Daugherty, Miss Daugherty, Mrs.
Scudder II. Darraah, Misses Sne and Mary
Darragh, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Stephen o. Stone,
Misses Elizabeth and Mary Stone. Mrs.
Robert Patterson, Misses Lide and Evalyn,
Mrs ]. X. Harrah. Mrs. Judge Wtckham,
Mrs. Judge Hice, Misses Mary and Laura
Hice. Miss Mary scrnggs. Mrs. Agnew-
J. Davidson, Mrs. John F. bravo. Miss Drayo,
Miss Margaret Lsdlfe. Mrs. Frazier. Mrs.
Edward J. Allison, Mrs. Julius Kurtz, Miss
Mary Wilson, Miss Lillian Mcconnell, Miss
McKallip, Mrs; Atkins. Mrs. Dr. Petty. Miss
Knox, Mrs. Wooslair, Mrs. Moody, Mrs.
Mansfield, Mrs. Major Dickey. Miss Diven.
Mrs S. s. Moore. Mrs. Winfield s. Moore; Of
Townsend, Mrs. Stowe. New Brighton; Mrs.
Oliver y. shallenberger, Mrs. Atterholt,
Rochester.
THE wedding of Miss Anna Watkins,
daughter Of the late DR.. w. B. Watkins, and
Mr.. Anderson Lacey, of Flushing. o., was
solemnized at the residence OF the brides
mother at Beaver, Pa, Wednesday evening.
October -. On the same evening at
o'clock, John NJ. Buchanark prominenr
lawyer of the Beaver bar, was welded to
Miss Jennie Mitchell, of Beaver. Both we'd
Hings we're private, only the near relatives
of the contracting parties being present.
AN entertainment was given last evening
in St. Benedict's Church, Overhill street.
and was very successful. Among the artists
who took part were Miss 4. A. Malady, Mr..
Griffin, Mr.. Robertshaw and Miss Leppler,
the pianiste, who played the accompani-
ments. There was a large attendance, and
tine various numbers were nearby ap-
plauded. good sum was raised for the
benefit of the fund of the new Catholic
church recently built.
Social Chatter.
miss NELLIE HArEIsoN. daughter OF Judge
Harrison, of Clarksburg, who has been visit
ing friends at Fairinount, left for Chicago
yesterday morning. She has u ticket Tor
the grand stand for the Columbus celebrn-
tion there, and will be able TO see and hear
all that is done by Chicago in honor OF
Columbus next Friday.
INVITATIONS are out for the wedding OF
Miss Anna Esterline of Franklin street, AL
le2heny, to Mr.. Harry r. Rose, of the we'll
The marriage will be celebrated in the hand
some new home OF the happy couple on
California avenue tomorrow evening.
MISS KILL1KELLY instructed her class in
travel in the Academy OF Arts and Sciences
yesterday. She had SO ladies in her class.
Her lecture was very interesting, treating
of caledonia, the Land Of Scott" and Pre-
Columbian America" WHICH the speaker
handled i'll her customary able manner.
THE fl rst wedding to take place in the new
COncordia Club will be celebrated this even
ing, when Miss Laura Hanauer will become
an event of importance in Hebrew society,
and will be witnessed by large number OF
friends of the popular young couple.
AMONG the weddings of importance for to-
day ure the Grier-PaulsOn nuptials i'll the
North Presbyterian Church, Allegheny, and
Monroe. Both these will be beautiful we'd
dings. and will be witnessed by most OF the
society people of the two cities.
THURSDAY evening concert is to be given
under THE lnanaa cement OF Mr.. Thomas s.
Evans. The following will take part:
Walter Cridge, and Misses Lanra BendsIl,
Phoebe Freeman Stanley, Mary Kramer and
others.
Mr.. JOSEPH HORNE, who has been danger
ously I'LL for SO long, Is improving. This will
be pleasant news to his thousands of friends
in Allegheny county. He Is under treat
ment at Danville, n. \.
MRS. E. NJ. FERGUSON. of the East End, is
expected home from Fishers Island, n. y,
where she has spent the summer, in few
days.
MRS. EDWARD DARLINGTON, of Wilmington,
Del. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Gillespie,
of Segley avenue, East End. --'-.. ~. 4