Elizabeth Ross Adams, wife of the late J. Harper Adams, passed away March 28, 1954. She is survived by her daughter, Miss Lucille L. Adams and two sons, Alan W. Adams and Kenneth R. Adams.
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1896, Mar 17
Miss Elizabeth J. Ross, of Fayette street and Mr. J. Harper Adams, of Buena vista street, Allegheny, will be married at 9 o’clock this evening in the Union methodist episcopal church, Manhattan street and Pennsylvania avenue, Allegheny, the Rev. M.J. Sleppy officiating. The attendants will be Miss Mae Stevens as bridesmaid, Rev. James A. Alexander, of Washington, as best man, and four ushers, Mr. Fred Canen, Mr. Harper Wilson, M.J.A. Crawford and Mr. McCune. Though the church will be filled with relatives and friends of the bride and groom, no formal cards of invitation have been issued. Mr. Adams is treasurer and secretary of the Schenley Park & Highlands and Homestead & Highlands street railway companies, of this city. After the wedding the young couple will leave for a trip to Philadelphia and other eastern cities. On their return to Pittsburgh they will make their residence in Oakland.
(Per FAG member #47918847)
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1896, Mar 17
Miss Elizabeth J. Ross, of Fayette street and Mr. J. Harper Adams, of Buena vista street, Allegheny, will be married at 9 o’clock this evening in the Union methodist episcopal church, Manhattan street and Pennsylvania avenue, Allegheny, the Rev. M.J. Sleppy officiating. The attendants will be Miss Mae Stevens as bridesmaid, Rev. James A. Alexander, of Washington, as best man, and four ushers, Mr. Fred Canen, Mr. Harper Wilson, M.J.A. Crawford and Mr. McCune. Though the church will be filled with relatives and friends of the bride and groom, no formal cards of invitation have been issued. Mr. Adams is treasurer and secretary of the Schenley Park & Highlands and Homestead & Highlands street railway companies, of this city. After the wedding the young couple will leave for a trip to Philadelphia and other eastern cities. On their return to Pittsburgh they will make their residence in Oakland.
(Per FAG member #47918847)
Elizabeth Ross Adams, wife of the late J. Harper Adams, passed away March 28, 1954. She is survived by her daughter, Miss Lucille L. Adams and two sons, Alan W. Adams and Kenneth R. Adams.
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1896, Mar 17
Miss Elizabeth J. Ross, of Fayette street and Mr. J. Harper Adams, of Buena vista street, Allegheny, will be married at 9 o’clock this evening in the Union methodist episcopal church, Manhattan street and Pennsylvania avenue, Allegheny, the Rev. M.J. Sleppy officiating. The attendants will be Miss Mae Stevens as bridesmaid, Rev. James A. Alexander, of Washington, as best man, and four ushers, Mr. Fred Canen, Mr. Harper Wilson, M.J.A. Crawford and Mr. McCune. Though the church will be filled with relatives and friends of the bride and groom, no formal cards of invitation have been issued. Mr. Adams is treasurer and secretary of the Schenley Park & Highlands and Homestead & Highlands street railway companies, of this city. After the wedding the young couple will leave for a trip to Philadelphia and other eastern cities. On their return to Pittsburgh they will make their residence in Oakland.
(Per FAG member #47918847)
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1896, Mar 17
Miss Elizabeth J. Ross, of Fayette street and Mr. J. Harper Adams, of Buena vista street, Allegheny, will be married at 9 o’clock this evening in the Union methodist episcopal church, Manhattan street and Pennsylvania avenue, Allegheny, the Rev. M.J. Sleppy officiating. The attendants will be Miss Mae Stevens as bridesmaid, Rev. James A. Alexander, of Washington, as best man, and four ushers, Mr. Fred Canen, Mr. Harper Wilson, M.J.A. Crawford and Mr. McCune. Though the church will be filled with relatives and friends of the bride and groom, no formal cards of invitation have been issued. Mr. Adams is treasurer and secretary of the Schenley Park & Highlands and Homestead & Highlands street railway companies, of this city. After the wedding the young couple will leave for a trip to Philadelphia and other eastern cities. On their return to Pittsburgh they will make their residence in Oakland.
(Per FAG member #47918847)
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