Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-10

| 1.-THE Young Orpheus Orchestra" select
social organization, with a number of other
friends, were entertained by the Misses Kate
and Marcella Luton at their home on Wednes-
! day evening.
Mrs. W. L. Kibler gave delightful party to
her friends on Thursday evening last at her
residence on Darrah street, Allegheny. An
| elegant luncheon was served at midnight and
| dancing was kept up until the ''wee sma'"
| hours.
A very pleasant party was given Wednesday
evening at the residence of Stella Percell on
Calvin street Dancing was the order of the
evening and the music was furnished by
Armania Orchestra Twenty-six couples were
present
One of the pleasant events of the week was
the birthday party gwen by Miss Fannie Mime
check, Miss Annie Folk, Jos. Jones and John
Sylers on Wednesday evening in honor of
August Nimecheck Over so guests were
present
Misses Viola Browne and Cora N. Arm
Strong, Messrs. Thomas Gibbs, Harry Arm
strong and Will Zinn were the guests of Mrs.
Zinn, Of Ellsworth. last Wednesday evening,
in honor of Miss Sadie Tomb, Of Indiana, who
is visiting Mrs. linn.
The Twenty-ffth Ward Debating Society
held its regular weekly meeting Friday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R.
Speelman. After the regular business of the
society was disposed of an interesting literary
programme was carried out.
An enjoyable surprise party was given in
honor OF Miss Callie Eisenbeis. at Lautner's
ParlOrs West End avenue Allegheny. Novem-
Der g. Dancing from s to 2 with a lunch
served at u O'clock made very pleasant even.
ing. About 10 couples were present.
Misses Jennie and Mamie Sprague entertained
a number of friends on last Thursday evening
at their home on Federal street, Allegheny.
music being the order of the evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. James Onslow.
OF Harrisburg; Mrs. James Myers, Miss Maggie
Martin and others.
Miss Cornelia NJ. Hoyt gave a very pleasant
party Thursday evening at her home 100 Gen.
ter avenue. All present spent very enjoyable
evening. The pleasures of the evening con-
sisted of music and the general pastimes en-
1oyed Dy young folks. An elegant lunch was
served. All went home at the wee sma'n
hours, voting Miss Hoyt and her mother charm
ing hostesses.
A pleasant evening party was given last
Wednesday evening by Miss Katie erosion at
her residence, on Federal street, Pittsburg. A
large number of friends we're present and the
affairwas an enjoyable one. Among the guests
were Miss Annie Meuster, Miss Clara Meuster
Miss Matte Stewart Miss Carrie Milligan.
Miss Jennie Cavanaugn, Miss Ella McAndrews
MISS Annie McAndrews, Mr.. Fred He'll Mr.
Collins, Charles Kress and Joseph Cavanauch.
Harry W. Slack, the weII-known lumber
dealer, of Penn avenue, was married Thursday
evening to Miss Lily, daughter of Mrs. ]. ].
Hern, Of Allegheny, by Rev. Samuel Maxwell
of Trinity Church. Mary, sister of the bride
was maid of honor, while DR.. Frank Mcdonald
othciating as best man, gave the bride away
The bride was attired in cream-colored satin
with high neck and long sleeves She wore a |
valuable set of diamonds, presented to her bv
the groom. The young couple will spend few |
weeks visiting the large cities of the East.
A pleasant surprise party was held at the
~ T. Toc
street, in honor Of his daughter Jennie. who
has been i'll for some time and Just returned
from the country, where she has been for the |
benefit OF her health. Progressive eucbre
music and an elegant supper were the attrac- |
tions. Those present were the Misses David |
son, Rodgers Straub Gardner, Leech, Weber.
and Lottie and Jennie Stephens; Messrs. chi.
hertson. Straub, A. R. Merriman Whiteman. |
Kelly. Letzkus, Young, Ed G. Merriman and |
Will Stephens.
On Thursday evening birthday party was |
held in honor of Miss Eva St. Clair Lyons at |
the residence of Mrs Kate Lyons Davidson |
street. Miss Nettie Robinson and miss Iibbie |
Anderson assisted Miss Lyons in entertaining. |
After numerous games and speeches the Young |
folks were served an elegant supper Many
very nice presents were received Among those |
present were the Misses Rose and Lulu Nc
Mullen, Rachel Ocphion, Lille Mcconnell. |
Madge McKinnon, Helen Sands Veenie and |
Susie Wallace, Josie Cuthbert, Therese Tobin /
Mary Cooper and Ruth bay.
A select surprise party was rendered Miss
Theresa Schnelbach at her residence. corner
Sheridan avenue and Rodman street East
End. A very enjoyable evening was spenr
M usic was furnished by Original ROYALS The |
persons we're present: Messrs. w Fl |
Wood. E. ]. Woodwall, Charles Smith. C. T. /
Schaub, P. j. McCaully, c. B. Lang, Charles
Martin, Henry SchneIbach, Ed IetzLus.
Misses Gertrude Jones, Mary McCaully, Lucy
Miller, Julia kellar, Cora Cable Lizzie Sager
May Letzkus, Mrs. W. J. Lageman, Misses Mar
celia, Carrie, Mary and Maggie Schnelbach.
There is no question that, however considered
the great concert for the benefit of the Pitts. |
burg Domestic Training School at Old CITY
Hall, on Tuesday evening, November le. viii
be the great social and artistic event of the
year. 1t is practically supported by the rank
and file of society, and the demand for
tickets promises to be unprecedented Up to |
the ladies had sold over 81 600 worth |
of tickets, leaving only about 400 tickets to be |
placed on sale tomorrow at Kleberis when il will
open promptly at o'clock. However those that |
come with the cash at that time will be on an |
equal footing with those that purchased the !
general tickets in advance. as a clean plan of |
the seats will be presented for their choice !
When the seats have been all sold but a linn
tied number of admission tickets will be Dlaced |
on sale. Already it is known that there win be |
number Of theater, or rather concert mar |
ties" present. One of these, to be given Ov |
Mrs. Henry Floyd, will be for 20 persons The
audience will be very swell and bevoud a |
doubt the most fashionable ever gathered in
Old City Hall. or any other hall in Pittsburg. |
The interest taken in this concert has been |
and the coming of the divine Jueh. |
under such remarkable circumstances has
Ehetted the popular feeling to q white heat /
Here and There. |
Mrs J. L. Judson, of Washington, has re-
turned from visiting friends here. \ !