Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24
Social Events.

Social Events.
Tomorrow evening the Imperial Club will
hold reception at new Imperial Hall on Grant
street.
At the last meeting of the Twenty fifth ward
Debating Society the subject discussed was
"Woman's Right"
The Dean Literary Society will hold their
annual entertainment on Friday evening,
March g. at O'Clock.
There will be fair and concert given at the
Warren NJ E. Church on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of this week.
On Tuesday evening Sunday School No. 2 of
the First NJ. P. Church, Fifth avenue, held an
entertainment and social. 1t was a success in
every sense of the word.
A fine musical programme will be rendered
at the Randall Club Social on Thursday even
ing next. The reception and banquet of the
club, to be held April @, promises to be a
brilliant social event.
Master W. Badger, of Robinson court, Ale
gheny, was rendered a surprise party Wednes-
day evening. Among those presentwere Twila
Badger, Kate Heron. Jennie Stewart Bessie
Badger and Daisy Mcdonald.
Miss Amanda Baer had pleasant surprise
party at the residence of her parents on Col
well street last week. Among those present
were: Misses Minnie and Venie Asher, Stella
Rosenthal, Alice McShane; Messrs. Alex.
Sllverman, Joe Simon and Miss Betty Silver
man.
On Friday evening Abbott's Norma" was
very much appreciated by theatre party con-
sisting of George LETTERS, Katie House, Will
Boone, Millie Hayes, Harry Ausburn, Carrie
Leach, John Porter and Nan Hunt. After the
opera delightful supper was served at the
Hotel Duquesne.
A pleasant surprise party was given at the
home of Miss Fanny Kendig, at Oakland, by
Miss Reed, of Mt. Washington. Among those
present were the Misses Crissie and Mamie
Reed Messrs. George Price. D. Langdon,
Burns, Beckert, and many others.
A delightful donkey party was given at the
residence of Miss Ida Bell, of Allegheny.
Among those present were: Misses Sadie
Heron, Barbia Stewart Mary Lamb, Maggie
]. h. Barnes, Charles Taylor, Walter krepps,
Frederick K1mberland, Harry Ewing and Jos.
P. Hage.
Miss Mamie Byrne, of Manhattan street,
Allegheny, entertained number of her friends
Thursday evening" Among those present were:
Misses Maggie Hendinson, Jessie Jenkins,
Emma Wilson, Sadie Wall, Bert Gibson, Ethel
DAVIS; Messrs. Miller, Lebzelter Latimer, S.
W. Conners, VIII Till, Jim Hood, Jess Hill,
Ed Byrne and many others.
Master Earle Anderson entertained num-
Der Of his friends at his home on Irwin ave-
nue., Friday evening. There were present Misses
Mary Lindsay, Leila COlvin, Jean Newell,
Jennie Cartwright, Lulu Cartright, Emma
Groetsinger, Julia Alexander; Masters Fred
Lindsay, Hay Urling, Walter Boswell, Alfred
Boswell, Herbert Holloway, Edwin Cartright
and Walter McFall.
Ap enjoyable surprise party was given to Mr..
Walter Nixon at mis- parents residence, shady
avenue Thursday evening. Among those pres
y
Bertha Sieffert, Alice Nixon, Carrie Scott,
Bertha Baker, Lisa King, Carrie Taggart, Jane
Hunter, Lorena Nixon; and Messrs. Jim Pen
well, Nolt Nixon, Joe Sprague, William Ango,
Theo Keil, Lee Gould, Oscar Sieffert, Milton
Henricks, Prof. Albert Christy, and many
others.
On Friday evening the fourth Demorest sill
yer medal contest and musicale was held in the
parlors of Miss Afilly Tutell, of Buena Vista
street. The elocutionary efforts Of the several
contestants were creditable to themselves and
their teacher, Miss Tutell, and were highly ap-
preciated by the guests. The judges awarded
the beautiful medal to Mr.. Mc1llyar Lichliter,
son of Rev. NJ. l. Iichliter. Honorable men.
tion was made of Miss Mary McCausland.
Thus passed another instructive and pleasant
evening.
One of the enjoyable events of the week was
a reception held Tuesday evening by Miss
Mabel Lang of the East End. The large and
beautiful parlors were artistically decorated
with the choicest Of flowers. Among those
present were: Misses Carrie Johnston, Katie
House, NJ. Libbey, Nell Scully. Jennie Lawton,
Tillie Whiting Grace Myer and Blanche
Nixon; Messrs. Harry Connolly, George JET.
fers, John Crumwell, James Nixon, @. Dun
lap, Chas. Roun, E. Graham, T. Harter, S.
Gleason and Ed Rutter.
On Wednesday evening the young ladies and
gentlemen of the Eighth Presbyterian Church,
West End, surprised Miss Eva Mertz
Nav anS'' Murray, Annie Graham. Annie Bi, Bai,,
lock, Eva Bathen, Mena Lober, Jennie
Dorrington, Mary Reed, Jose Dougherty, Eva
Mertz, Lilly Swearer, Freelove Mertz, Emma
Shelter, Messrs. John Donehoo, Austin Woos-
ter John Byers, James Gibson, Samuel Truly,
Alva Graham, Sidney Mertz Bert Donehoo,
Charles Dorrington and Frank Graham.
A merrier crowd than that which left Belle
field Thursday evening would have been hard
to find After delightful drive of about 80
minutes they arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Hasley, Forward avenue, East End,
and rendered the young couple genuine sur
prise. Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. b. Hasley, Mr.. and MFs. Ritter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mertz, Misses Emma Hasley Annie
Schoenberger, Hannah Jenkins Phoebe Logic,
Lizzie and May Schaddock, Tillie Best Annie
Ritter and Lillian Ruch; Messrs. hasley, Righ-
eubough, Craig, Schoenberger, Best, Ffaar,
Frew, Osten and Others,
to a number of friends at her home, North
Highland avenue Thursday evening. Among
those present were: Misses Bessie Bell, Aganas
Watson, Cora Hedges, Ida Gumbert. Kate
BorIand, Emma Fundas, Ida Scott, Clara
Davies, Lille Scott, Emma Bowers, Edna
Reams, Maggie Frasier. Lizzie Morton and
Iyda Sims; Messrs Ad Gumbest W. Frank
Stewart, Milton Richards, Robert Frasier.
w. d. Stewart Coyle Mccullough, John
Davies, Uriah Tinker, Frank Ray, John VIII
son, Samuel Shaw, }. Walter Ryland, Charles
Bier Al. Borland, BUD Stahl, George Douthett.
H. Mccullough and q. q. Elwood.
Miss Mamie Stright, of Charters street,Igave
a progressive euchre party Friday evening.
Miss Nan Cauly and James F. Bailey took first
honors. The following were present: Mrs.
Simon Kirschler, Misses Nan Cauly, Sadie
Cauly Annie NJ. Bailey, Jennie McVicker,
Birdie McVicker. Myrtle Mathews, Ella Pease,
Lily Courtney, Retta Courtney, Idella Walker,
Tillie Walker, Miss Dunlap; Messrs. w. Dow,
of Homestead Simon Kirschler, James F.
Bailey u. G. Purviance, Lee Cauly I. b.
Metheny. Mr.. McVicker, George Becker, s. l..
Dunlap, Lawrence Warner, George Conner, S.