Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-11
BENEATH THE PALMS.

ried in the First Presbyterian Church
A Full-Dress Audience-Bril1iant Nup-
tials at Point tBreeze-Gossip of Society.
PALMS and white chrvsanthemums made
n charming background for an interesting
young bridal couple at the home OF MI. anu
Mrs. James Hamilton, Western avenue, Al
legheny, last evening. The bride was the
daughter of the house, Miss Mollie Hainli-
ton, and the groom Mr. Samuel Lewis Dun
lap. Rev. J. S. Bracken, D. D., OF the Union
nj. E. Church, officiated. The bridal gown
was OF white silk, with cluster OF white
rosebuds for the bouquet. The maid OF
honor. Miss Agnes Young. wore pretty
yellow silk gown and carried yellow roses.
Tho BRIDES brother. Mr.. Harry Hamilton,
and Mr.. Louis Beatty were the nshcrs. The
house was artistically decora ted with plants
and flowers the marriage altar being OF
palms and white chrysRnthemums being
placed everywhere IN studied CONFUSION.
The couple left last night for tour throuah
the East. They will be at home on Morrison
avenue when they return.
The Sewickley Dramatic Club is to pre-
sent the comedy, "The Four-in-Hand," next
Tuesday evening. The audience are ex-
pected to be in full dress, ladies' not wearing
bonnets.
THE First Presbyterian Church, Wood
street, was brilliant last evening with
lights and elegant dresses and flowers. 1t
was in gala array for the nuptials of two OF
the most popular young people in the two
cities. Miss Nettie Houghton Gregg, uaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs John R. Gregg, became
the wife of Mr.. Albert Sidney Beymer. Of
the keystone Bank. Rev. David Gregg, D..
D.. of New York, uncle OF the bride, per-
formed the ceremony The bridal dress was
. ,f, ,i,;t ,iI rrt; ;oh
was draped q f1lmy veil, while n magnificent
diamond pendant, the gift of the groom,
sparkled through it. Miss Annie Gregg, the
maid of honor, wore pink silk. In addition
there were four bridesmaids, Miss Eulala
Seely. Miss Byrde Moore, Miss Clara Beymer
and Miss Margaret Grey. Two wore
pink ana the other two white, making
q very pretty effect, as a whole. Mr.. W. II.
Watt was the best man, and the ushers were
Messrs. F. E. Stewart, D. f. Davis, G. NJ. Gar
rison, w. o. Mcconnell, William Lyon and
DR.. II. c. King. The church was full OF
friends of the two families, and many were
the admiring comments bestowed upon the
bride as she walked up the aisle with her
at the residence of the brides parents, Lin
coin avenue, Allegheny. after the ceremony.
ONE of the most interesting East End
weddings of the season was that ut the Point
Breeze Presbyterian church last evening.
The bride was Miss Ellen NJ. Stephenson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Stephen
son, and the groom Mr.. William Y. Humph-
ries. Rev. De Witt Benbam was the oflicia-
ting minister The bride wore 81 gown of
white satin ard lace made high at the throat,
and daintily trimmed with white ivy bios
sons This is more delicate flower
than orange blossoms, and is
the German bridal flower. A long
veil was worn over the hair and dress. In
carrying out the desire of the bride that it
should be a "pink Wedding" the maid OF
honor, Miss Annie Stephenson, the brides
sister, and the bridesmaids. Miss Nellie
Lockhart, Miss Margaret Jamison, Miss Nell
lie Davis and Miss Grace Kelly, all wore pink
and carried white chrysunthemums. The
best man was Mr.. Frank Carnegie, and the
nshers were Messrs. Henry Griffin, Frank
Vanderyort, Percy Preston, Charles Clark,
Harry Bidwell and McClurs Hays. After
the ceremony which was witnessed by
nearly everybody in. society in the
East End, there was a reception ut the
home of the brides parents, after which the
newly edded couple left on their wedding
tour. They will visit most of the cities and
otner places in the West, and expect to go
Us far as tho Pacific slope. Their permanent
home will be on Dallas avenue East End.
The church was handsomely and artistical-
ly decorated In green-palms, ferns, etc. be.
ing disposed to advantage wherever the
the house there were ferns, paims, chrysan'
themums and many varieties OF roses, while
on the walls OF some of the rooms was
drapery of pink, so that ir should not be for
gotten that IL was pink wedding" De-
cidedly, it was altogether one of the pret-
tiest marriages in all it's appointments that
hns ever taken place in Allegheny county.
Miss S. Alta FULTON, NJ. D., daugh-
ter of Rev. DIR. ]. L. Fulton, of 3ss Beaver
lad RI
Mr.. James A. Wiley, of Washington, Pa, q
well-known lawyer of that place. DR.. Full
ton performed the ceremony, which took
place Mt his home. 1t was very quiet,
family affair The bride is u graduate of the
Cincinnati Medical College. and has been
practicing as q physician since leaving that
institution.
THE reception at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore R. Hostetter, Western ave-
nue., Allegheny, last evening. WAS brilliant
one. There were nearly 200 guests, and,
with music and social converse, the evening
passed delightfully."-. The house was hand
somely decorated with ferns and flowers,
and the air was heavy with the scent Of
formally inaugurate the winter season of
teas, luncheons and other social gaieties.
THE ladies of the Eleventh U. P. Church
will give q supper and bazaar in the church
on the 18th and 10Th insts. Every arrange
ment is being made and the affair promises
to be quite Il success. The following ladies
will take part:
Table No. Mrs. Samuel Andrews, Mrs
J. W. Taylor, Mrs. W. j. Donaldson. Mrs.
Esther Stevenson, Miss Lizzie stevenson,
Miss Myrtle Taylor and Miss Birdie Cooper.
Table No. 2-Mrs Joseph Moore, Mrs. Rev.
Stevenson, Mrs. John Gould, Mrs. L. NJ
Brass Miss Sarah Moore. Miss Mary Steven
son, Miss Nettie Shaw.
Table No. 3-Mrs. William Miller, Mrs
John W. Lowry, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. ohm
Gurbart, Miss Clara Blvan, Miss Maggie
Baker
Table No. AIRS. Harry Fairman, Mrs.
Kate Henderson, Miss Maggie Fairman, Miss
Myrtle Fairman, Miss Emma henderson,
Miss ollie Fairman, Miss Maggie Fatrman.
Table No. 5-Mrs. W. G. Taylor, Mrs Rob
ert Stevenson, Mrs. David Taylor. Mrs. An
drew Taylor, Misses Johnston, Williamson,
Shaw, Mcmillan. Black, McSead, Wilson.
Wilson and Reno.
Candy stund-MIss Nina Jamison and
Miss Margaret McMurray.
Fancy art-Mrs. Andrew Jam1son, Mrs.
A. c. Weaver Miss Annie NJ. Henderson.
Ice cream-Valle Lee, Kate Holiday,
Fannie Davidson, Jenny Taylor, Lucy Cloak,
Maize Johnston, Myrtle Henderson, Jennie