Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-06
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A delightful little social was given by Miss
Mary O'Connell, of Church Hill, Thirty-sixth
ward, last Tuesday. A large number of guests
were present, and music added charms TO while
away the hour.
a delightful surprise was given Mr.. Joseph
McCully at his home on Wylie avenue Tues
day evening of last week by a few of his
friends. Music, euchre and refreshments were
the order Oh the evening. Among those pres
ent were Messrs. Harry Lamb, Albert Stlmmel,
Jacob Abbey. David Richardson, John Abbey,
Viii Perry, David Wilson, Ulysses Grounds,
Grant Waughton and Robert Stoupe.
Mrs. James Mccall and Miss Mccall, of New
York City, are visiting Mrs W. h. Whitney, of
Breckenridge avenue, Thirteenth ward. On
Friday Mrs. Whitney give a luncheon to a
number of young ladies in honor of Miss Nc
Call. Among those present were Misses Will
son, BisseA, Spencer. McCallam, Johnston,
Patterson Heron, Friend Marshall, Shan
non, Hodknson, hammerer and Others about
Is in all.
There was a merry crowd Wednesday even
ing at the residence Of Mr. HERON, on Forty
fifth street. All spent delightful evening.
Good music and little dancing added to the
pleasures. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Gum, Mr.. and Mrs Lake,
Miss Woods, Miss Mentzer, Mr.. Chany, Mr..
Fred heil, Miss Rim. Miss Phillips, Mr.. ].
Jones, Miss Annie Jones. Miss Maria Jones and
Mr.. Burns.
A progressive euchre party was held at the
residence Of Mrs. T. ]. Bray, Hazelwood, on
Friday evening. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins, Mrs. Harry Bray, the
Misses Eyth, Hardie, Booth, Young, Matthews,
Edgad, Jenkins, Grimes HIvely, Clark, and
Messrs. Young, Fault Hardie, Anderson,
Smith, Craig, Beatty, jenkins, Rinehart,
Clarke and Bray. Gard playing, refreshments
and dancing were the order of the evening.
Another medal contest was held in the par
Iors # Miss Mi1lv Tutnll Friday ava1ino
Music on various instruments and well rem
dered recitations were the order of the pro-
gramme. Short talks were given by Mr.. r.
Lyon, Rev. A. Rodabaugh, and Rev. Bishop J.
Weaver, of Dayton, o., who, with his wife were
the guests of Mrs. NJ. Tutell last week.
Laurence Lutz and Emma Steffler were the
successful medal winners. Honorable mention
was made of Eugene Moberly.
Quite an enjoyable surprise was rendered Mr
Edwin G. Eggers. at his residence on Boyle
street, Allegheny. Cards and dancing were the
chief features of the evening. The following
young ladies and gentlemen were present.
Misses Minnie and May Hukin, Margaret
Anne and Lylia Wyland. Reese, Eggers, Misses
Kennedy, Pfordt, Needy. Reese. Schudy, Kamp,
Eisenbeis. Scott and Eggers. Messrs. Wallace,
Mason, Eggers, Cogan, Pettlgrew, Bayne,
Gromo, Ross, Sallade, Blair, Needy, Kelly,
Blethrow and Eggers.
The Lake Erie Social met at the residence of
Miss Lottie E. Heldeger, Woods Run, on
Thursday evening. Among the guests present
were Miss Ida Burgy, Tillie Gressel, Laura
Gressel. Emma Gle2sencamp, Kittie Langen-
helm. Mary Kim, Carrie Richards, Emma
Miller, Lizzie Webb, the Misses Smith, Bell
Akin, MessTS. A. Schwerd, B. Langenheim, q.
Langenheim, p. Shuse. NJ. Coye, w. Webb, g.
Burgy, T. Smith and John and g. HeidegeI,
Jr. Dancing and games were INDUCED in until
late hour Some hne music was rendered by
Miss Ida Burgy
A most enjoyable surprise party was given in
honor of Miss L Blockinger, of Grsy's road,
Southside, on Thursday last Dancing and
games were kept up until a late hour. Music
was furnished by the O'Malley Orchestra.
Among those present were Misses Gertie Nc
Cam, Winnie Gould, Lou and Tilly Blockin-
ger. Jessie Holmes, Motley Getty Maud K
Nogel Mamie Garmon, Leddie Early, Messrs.
I. ConnOrs, S. Brooks, II. Brangwin, J. Con-
nors, j. Lehman, 7. Rouey, H. Wagner, l.
Blockinger, A. Parker, A Msreland, ]. Shreve
w. Welker and J. Harris.
The home of Miss Lille Hunter, OF Arch
street, Allegheny, was brilliantly illuminated in
honor of her friends last Thursday night Music
and dancing were the order of the evening
Among those who participated in the evenings
measures were Misses Jennie Crow, Ella Win
ter Maud McCurdy, Birdie Carson, Lola and
Lizzie Elsessor, Maggie Erb, Annie Kelly, Net
tie Henderson, Bessie and Mary Leach and
Rettie Sawerty; MesSrs. +. n. Workmaeter,
Will Morrison, Walter Johnston, Robert Nc
Kay William Ramsey, William Eggers, Will
lam McBrier. Charles Cole, Fred Rebele,
Thomas Boyd and others.
The crystal wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs VIII Taggart was celebrated on Tuesday
evening at their residence. on Bedford avenue.
Many friends of the family were present to
congratulate the host and hostess. Music,
games, conversation and good supper made
the evening delightful Many beautiful pres
ents were given Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart Among
the guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Stadle-
man Miss Morrison, Mr.. Harry Morrison and
wife. Miss Ray, Mrs. Kerr, son and daughter,
Miss McRobberts and brother. Rev. Knox and
wife, Mrs Miller and Miss Paggert Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs Getty, Mrs. Law
renee w. Stofiel, Miss Emma Barnes, and many
others.
A most delightful surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Ellie G. England, of Butler
street, Millvale borough, on Thursday evening
by her many friends. All kinds of games were
INDUCED in, and afterward dancing was the or
der Of the evening. Later refreshments were
served. The company departed at midnight,
regretting that time would not stay his hand.
Among those ssessnt -erei Misses Marion