Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-17
MAKING STRANGERS ACQUAINTANCE.
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Inc ShadySide Cotlllon Club VIII give Its
first cotillon on Friday, March q at the Ster-
ritt school, East End
Miss Butler of Collins avenue East End en-
tertained number of lady friends on Friday
afternoon from to 6.
Mr..and Mrs. E. DeRoy will celebrate their
silver wedding next Wednesday at their resi-
dence, on Sheffield street.
A reception was held by Miss Mamma Wise
man, of the East End, from to 9P. NJ, in
honor of her eleventh birthday.
Miss Birdie Reed, OF Shadyside, gave birth
day party to a number of her friends Friday
evening. She was assisted by the Misses Reed,
q. Webb and d. Schmidt.
Miss Name l. Lindsay gave reception 70
her friends at her residence on Rebecca street,
Allegheny, Thursday evening, Dancing was
INDUCED in until late hour, after which
lunch was served.
At the Carroll Club, of the East End, literary
meetings have become quite a feature The
last one was on Thursday evening, at which
mock trial was held, and served to bring out
some very respectable legal talent.
The Misfes Dunn, of Fulton street, enter
tanned a number of their friends on Friday
evening. Songs, music and recitatinns helped
to while away earlier portion of the night,
when cards occupied the attention of the
guests. This was followed by lunch, after
which the party reluctantly said good night
The following programme has been arranged
for the Y. NJ. II. A. entertainment, to be held
shortly at Cyclorama Hall: Orator of the
evening, Mr.. Marcus Aarons; reading, Harry
Levy; declamations, Messrs. Adolph and
FlOersheim; journalist of the occasion, Mr..
Joseph Feldenhemer.
Miss Jean Jordon was married Wednesday
evening to Andrew Heron at her home on
Heron Hill, by the Rev. Charles Heron, of
Curwensville. The house was tastily orna-
mentP0 nalmS
young bride was assisted in receiving by
Thomas Heron and wife, of Bismarck Dakota,
who are East on their bridal tour. Andrew
and his bride went south to spend their honey
moon, and the Western couple continued east,
One of the pleasant social events of the week
was the surprise party given in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips, of Congress street, Thurs
day evening. Among those present were Mr..
and, Mrs. McCrickart, Mr.-and Mrs. Weber,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Letche, Misses Lille, Keidel,
Lille Lctche, Annie Weber, Dittler. Wilson
and Gilmore; Messrs. Geo. Letche, F. Miller,
l. keidel. F. SchaffeT, w. Letsche, w. Simp-
son, II. Henninghuse. H. Stone, Sheriff Nc
Candless and many others.
MI. c. w. Smith gave delightful surprise
party Wednesday to his daughter Sadie.
Among those present were Misses Carrie
Geisler, Mary JONES' Annie.Wilson, Maggie
Smith, Jean Gof. Annie Smith, Liz
Smith. Josie schannOn, Lizzie VOCAL.
Molie Price, Mrs. Ray McLain; Messrs. Will.
lam Doran, Samuel Brooks, John Jones, Frank
Smith, Homer Romic, James Stephens. John
Smith, Harley Milligan, Louis Jones, D. Il.
Charles a. Hutchinson, and others.
A delightful party was given by Mr.. Samuel
TRULY. at the residence of his aunt, Mrs Joseph
Smith, Zicn and Western street, West End, on
Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss Blanch
Hughes, of Brookville Pa. Among those pres
ent were Misses May Wilson, of Fairview, w.
Va; Ettie Harper, Lulu Miller, Laura and
Emma French, Annie NJ. Smith, Bella Esplen,
Blanch Hughes, Sadie Auth, Mary Gray Mag.
gle and Lizzie Hains, Emma and Amanda Wet
tengel; Messrs. John Donehoo, Jim Graham,
Charlie Sprung, Con Wells, Monroe Smith,
George Auth, Charlie Dorington, Charlie Ped
der and Tom Hawkins.
One of the pleasant events of the season took
place near N1ckleviile, Venango county, Penn
sylvania, on Tuesday of last week, it being the
fftieuh anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Downing. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Neithercoat of Bakerstown, Pa. !:
Mr.. H E. Lynn, New Castle, Pa; Mrs. F. Lynn
and her daughter, Miss Jennie, of Allegheny
City: Miss H Nickle Mrs. Bowen, Mrs D. D.
Morisrty and her daqghter b; Miss Nellie Of EN-
NJ. Cribbs, Findlay, o.; Mr.. ]. D. Downing,
Eldred, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. George Downing,
Rockland; Mr.. and Mrs. Gilger, Mariasvllle,
anu anu Jdln6S also OF
Rockland.
Among the pleasant events of the past week
was the reception given by Mr.. Samuel Harper
and his wife at their residence, Wabash ave-
nue., West End, Monday evening. to the mem
bers of his Sunday school class, numbering
some 20 young ladies and their gentlemen
friends. 1t asthe occasion of his birthday
anniversary. Mr.. John Weaver, Superintend-
ent of the Main Street NJ. e. Sunday School, in
behalf of the class, presented Mr.. Harper with
an elegaDtlarge steel engraving, after which Mr..
Harper thanked the young ladies' Among the
many present were: Misses Emma and Amanda
Wettengel, Eva Beacon, Ida Hershberger,
Laura and Emma French, Annie M Smith,
Mary Grey, Lulu Miller, Bella Esplen, Mollie
| Powelson, Annie Craft, Lizzie and Kate Cron-
| iller, Annie Roberts, Mrs Annie Allen, Mrs.
Mollie Edwards, Mrs. Ed Allen, Mrs. H.
Briggs. Mrs ]. Weaver, Misses Elite, Ida
and Ethel Harper, and Blanch Hughes of
Brookville Pa, Messrs. j. D. Buckley, Ed
Jack, Frank Kay, Jim Graham, David Moore
Harry Wettengel, Con Wells, John Phillips
Monroe Smith, Al Wensell, Ed Jennings, ed
Hays, Sam TRULY, Dan Buckley, Joe Allen,
Charlie Edwards, Masters Arthur and Willie
Harper, and Mr.. Samuel Wood.