Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-22

ception on January % at Imperial Hall. The
committee Of Arrangements Is as follows;
Frank Pidgeon, James Doran and John Kane
The Columbus Club at their rooms on Smith
field street. gave a delightful concert and re-
cepaon last Friday evening. At the conclusion
OF the very interesting programme dancing was
enjoyed until the dawn of another day.
The regular weekly meeting, Friday evening"
of theGolden Circle Literary Society was much
enjoyed by the members and visitors present
The programme carried out was very INTEREST
ing. The next meeting will be held Friday
December q, at which the election OF officers
will take place.
On the evening of the 18th very pleasant
surprise party of w. G. T. U. members visited
MFR. and Mrs. s. F. Morrison, of Collins avenue.
The host and hostess were each the recipient
of handsome present from the union, re-
freshments were served by Kuhn and good
time generally was the result
Rev. NJ. ]. smalley, pastor Of the Thirteenth
United Presbyterian Congregation Of the
ThirtY-second ward, was agreeably surprised
when visited by number Of the members of
his congregation on Friday night. he was
presented with purse filled with gold, and
Mrs Smalley was the recipient of very hand
some mantel clock. The presentation speech
was maze by Charles E. Lewis.
The wedding of Miss Edith NJ. West and Mr..
David L. Baldwin was celebrated Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock, at the BRIDES residence,
CHARTERS, Pa. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. o. n. Vernon. The bride was handsomely
attired in cream cashmere cut low. and carried
a bouquet of white roses. After sumptuous
repast the newly-wedded couple left on the
midnight train for the East.
A very enjoyable surprise party was held in
honor Of Harry M. Keefer, December IL, lSS9,
at his residence, No. "a Twenty-second street.
Among the many present were the Misses
Jennie Hammett, Anna Bryant, Helen keefer.
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May Harris, and Messrs. Wells, Lininger, John
w. Young John Hoof, George Provost Alvin
Keefer, Albert 6oofman.
One of the most elegant presents ever made
in City Hall circles was that given by the cler-
ical attaches Of the Fire and Police Bureau to
Miss Mclean, the Chiefs stenographer. 1t
consists of full toilet set, In an elaborate
green velvet case. with an engraved silver
plate. The hair brushes, etc, are all mounted
in oddized silver, There is also full mani
highly gratifed with SO pleasant testimonial
10 the appreciation of her co-workers
On Thursday last, at the residence of the
brides parents, No. 694 Second avenue, Rev.
Preacher" Calvert of Etna, united in the
bonds of matrimony Miss Mamie Thompson
and Andrew Wetterstein. They we're the re-
cipients ofm2ny handsome presents, and among
their friends present were Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Hommell, Mr.. and Mrs. Munhall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Seitz whose well wishes
accompany the young couple on their Journey
through life.
The elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. F.
Daum, near Stewards station. Pennsylvania
Railroad, was the scene of a brilliant home
wedding on last Tuesday, at which their young
and charming daughter. Daisy. was united in
matrimony to Mr.. J. o. Blackburn, prominent
merchant of Larimer. Revs. McCarren and
Cheeseman oficiated- The bride was attired in
a c-eam-colored faIlle silk gown trimmed with
duchess lace, and a garniture of orange bios
SONS confined the silk tulle veil. An exquisite
bouquet of tea roses completed the adornment
ents of many beautiful and costly gifts. Only
the members of the family and immediate rela-
tives were present. The couple went to house
keeping in the home which the groom had pre-
pared for his bride at Larimer.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor of the Sixth Presbyterian Church gave
a very pleasant reception to the members and
many friends of the church on Friday evening
Mrs. Lottie Kelley SImonton rendered a vocal
solo in a very pleasing manner. the lady being
the possessor of a fine contralto voice. She was
followed by Prof. George Kelley in whIstling
solo, who received hearty applause. DIR. Nc
Cleliand the former pastor of the church, but
now holding a professorship at the Western
Seminary, gave an hours interest
ing talk on Europe, from which he has recently |
The next number was very pleasing |
vocal solo by Miss Mcclure. Mr.. Robert Repp
rendered the accomplishments for the evening
ETY., Rev. Patterson. then invited all to repair |
to the lower ROOMS. where luncheon was served |
by the Social Committee, assisted by the young |
ladies' of the society.