Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-24
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Social Events.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson, of Hazelwood
avenue. entertained company of friends Fri
day evening,
The Young Mems Catholic Club of Perrys-
vile, assisted by a few of the enterprisIng
young ladies of. the congregation gave an en-
tertainment ut Lotz'S Hall, PerrysYille.
Wednesday, for.the benefit of their church. It
was grand success
A surprise party was rendered Miss Lizzie
Ripperger by her sister Annie and Miss Dono-
van. Supper was partaken of at IL O'Clock,
and dancing lasted until the early hours of the
morning. Music was furnished by the ROYAL
American Orchestra.
a soap bubble party was given this week by
the E. f. NJ. Club in honor of the Martha
Washington Circle Of Allegheny, at the resi-
dcnce of Miss Ramsey, of Bedford avenue. The
ladies Of the former were attired in pink cos
TUNES The visitors were each presented with
a pipe as well as prizes for blowing the largest
bubbles.
On Sunday last concert was given for the
benefit OF the Hebrew poor of Pittsburg, under
the auspices of the Revs. A. Bernstein and NJ
A Alter. The opening address was made by
Josiah Cohen, Esq, followed by Rev. Bernstein,
~. A. Alter, Max Aramovitz and little Raw
bernstein. Gernert and Guenther furnished
excellent music.
Captain Edward Merriman, of ALLEGHENY
gave musical and euchre to a number of his
friends on Wednesday evening. Among those
present were the Misses Straub, Stephens,
Roney, Stsnbrenner; Messrs. Wright. Hill,
Reeves and Fanderslice, of PHILADELPHIA:
Stcinbrenner and Merriman, Mr.. and Mrs.
theodore Steinbrenner and Captain and Mrs
Alerrinlan.
A pleasant surprise party was given on Fri
day evening in honor of Miss A Damon, of the
Southsde. Among those present were Misses
u. Johnston, NJ. Koester, ]. Newmeyer. X.
hoester, 4. Vondera; Messrs H. Brangwin, r.
Connors, ]. Connors, s. Brooks, L. Blockinger.
NJ. Cook, Il. Yates, A. Adelshiemer, A. Parker
and q. Hershey.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs 7. H.
Boiee, of Brighton Place, Allegheny, gave a
birthday party in honor of their daughter,
Margery. Among the little ladies present
were: Misses Sadie Vanasdale, Mary Leech.
Hazel Harnacke, Bessie Galhreath, Mary Rose
Mamie Crozier, Dot Mckay Erba Reed,
Kathleen Padden, Ray Rose, Sue Eby; Masters
Charlie kibler, Joe Grove, John Shoemaker
and Brice Frank.
The Wertheimer residence, on North avenue,
Allegheny, was brilliantly lighted up last We'd
nesday night, in honor of their guest, DR.. David
Phillipson, of Cincinnati. The Y NJ H A
was present IN body, also the Rev. DR.. L.
Mayer Josiah Cohen, Joseph Stadtfeld, and
and some first-class speeches were made, the
speecEmakers consisting of Messrs Cohen.
Stadtfeld and Adolph. The company broke up
at IL
Among the many pleasant social eventslately
was the reception given by Mrs. Harry and
Miss Cora LoHrie, Of Allegheny. The follow
ing guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Langftt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shook, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. V. Taylor, MIR. and Mrs. Watkin
Jones, Misses Maud Weaver, Jessie Hughes,
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Emma Sprague, Marie Jones Baker, Will Rock,
Frank Shook, Jesse McGeary, Will Lowe
Thompson, Rodgers and others.
The Episcopal Church, of Braddock, gave a
highly successful concert at the Lytle Opera
House on last Tuesday evening. The pro-
gramme included some excellent talent nota.
bly, a scene from Leah the Forsaken," by
The latter recited several selections. The
singing of the Alpine quartet and the
playing of the Hayden quintet was very good
Miss Belle Fauset and Mr.. II. L. Ringwalt also
took part.
A very pleasant party of friends assembled
Reed. No. 81 Arch street, Allegheny, Friday
evening, the occasion being The sixty-third
birthday of Mr. Reeds mother. Those present
were John A. Reed, Miss May F. Reed Clar-
ence w. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs Ollie Blackburn,
Mrs. J. b. kentner, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Dunlap
Mr. A G. Reed, Mrs Julia A. Reed. Miss Ellen
B. Reed and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII II. Reed.
A party of friends surprised Miss Ida Kol-
becker at her residence, Eighth street, Wed
nesday evening. After an enjoyable musical
programme luncheon was served. and the
rest of the evening was spent in dancing. |
Among those present were: The Misses Tillie |
and Lizzie White. Monte Crawford, Mary |
Fisher, Gertie Highland. Laura Boyce, Maud |
smith. Messrs. James White, Louis Scott. Otto
Frommer. Joseph Kay, Joe White, Denny |
Lyons, Alf Borland and others.
The birthday party given in honor of Master |
Freddie Haas Jr., on Friday evening" at his
parents residence, McKees Rocks, was quite |
an enjoyable affair. Among those present
were: Misses Matte Getty, Jennie Getty,
Mollie Frazier, Annie Frazier. Marian Nc |
Giniss, Jennie Suellen, Birdie Sproul, Bertha
Sproll, Amanda Rollison, Annie Rollison, Sis |
sic Poultney, Annie Poultney; Masters Archie !
Getty. Willie Frazier, Willie McGinis George |
Fred Kramer and many Others
One Of the pleasant events of the week was
o progressive euchre party held at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. e. P. Naser. Forty-frst and |
Butler streets, Tuesday evening. Among those |
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Naser, Mr.. and |
Mrs. William Brand. Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Kane, Misses A. Butts, Carrie Patterson, T. |
Portzel, Maggie Fass, Katis Mutton, MalIie |
Naser, Maggie NaseT, Carrie Naser. Messrs, |
Daub Charles Rote. q. A. Fetzer, Neckerman
Henry Foss, Edward Morgenroth, G. ]. Schiu-
delmyer. The first prize was taken by Miss A 4
Butts and Mr.. Henry Foss; the "boobyh BY Miss |
c. Naser and Mr.. c. Rote.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. HaElett of Ward
street, Oakland entertained friends TO the |
number of 80 couples last wednes day evening |
in honor Of the Misses Jennie and Nellie Nc |
Glvun, of Germantown, PHILADELPHIA. The |
evening was delightfully."- spent, the host and |
hostess being ably assisted by their two charm. |
ing guests in making all present enjoy them |
selves Sheriff McCandless and Messrs. I
George Letsche and Charles Hemingway rem |
dered number of vocal selections during the |
evening in an inimitable manner. Mrs, r. NJ, |
Sands and Miss Dollie Russell furnished the |
portion of the entertainment.
One of the enjoyable events of the week was |
a delightful birthday party given by Miss Annie
Sellinn, of Fulton street. Among those pres
ent were. Misses Minnie Kauf, Maud Shan
non, LYDIA Martin, Mary Bovard, May Morrow,
Lizzie Sellinn. Carrie Reed, Monnie Soffel, |
Katie Selinn. Stella Snowden, Lena Ailmans |
Sadie Foy, TeIlie Hannah, Bella McGill, Name !
CaTIev, Flora Dietrich, Tellie Sellinn, Messrs. !
William Scott William Fox, Geo. Graham,
Chas Slagle. John Wilson, Chas Tressell. Geo. |
Adelman, Frank Rapp. Alex. Mclaughlin, Jim
Kim, William Price, John O'Donnell, William
Moore. John Rodgers, William Speily, and |
many others.
One of the pleasant receptious of the season