Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-22
Social Events.

complimentary reception will be given to
the scholars of Prof. Christy's Dancing
Academy tomorrow evening. The music will
be furnished by the Mozart Orchestra.
Quite an enjoyable time was had at the party
given on Wednesday evening, September Is
by Miss Carrie Rossiter, of Jeanette, in honor
of her cousin. Miss Mollie Nicely, who is visit
ing her. Music games and dancing were the
features of the evening, and all were highly
entertained.
A very pleasant party, was given At the resi-
dence of DR.. W. H. Hart, on Emerson street.
East End, Friday night. Between 80 and 40
children were present to celebrate Ethel and
Norris birthday. The Misses Reed furnished
the music. Games, dancing and general good
time completed the programme Tor the even
ing, which ended happily for all present
The Twenty-ffth Ward Debating Society
held another successful meeting at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John and Miss Alice Speelman.
All the members were present and made strong
debates. The president was presented with a
handsome bell to keep order by Evan NJ.
Roberts, and the secretary with gold pen
and holder by Miss Laura Mirdle.
A select party was given on Thursday even
ing at the HON of Mr.. D. A. Haggerty, of Ann
street, in honor of his sister, Miss Margery
HaggeIty, OF Cleveland Among those present
We're: Misses Conroy, Crowley, KiIkerry, Mo-
ran, Rohmer kasbe:g, Early, McCIoskey,
Hughes ard Reilly; Messrs Ralph Weaver,
John Hu@tar, Harry Berlin, T. ]. Donahue, NJ.
j. Haggerty. James Barrett 7. Noel.
A most pleasant surprise party was held at
the residence of Miss Gould, of Center avenue,
on Thursday last Among the guests were
Misses Mollie and Annie Price, Lottie and
Maggie Davis Annie and Sadie Burns, Zeddie
Early Maggie Mole, Laura Birch, Molly Barry
and Kate Mus loon; Messrs. s. Brooks, h.
BrauCwin, I. Connors, T. Roney, ]. Lehman,
H. Wagner. W. Eakin. ]. Stevens, w. Sloan
and many others.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs Isaac H Clouse
gathered in force at the residence Of their
son-in-law, Mr.. George Noble, Ulysses street,
Thirty-second ward, Tuesday evening,
September II. to congratulate them upon their
half century Of welded happiness, and leave
appropriate souvenirs Of the occasion Mr..
Clouse is in his 10Th and his wife in her 10th
year. and from their vigorous appearance bid
fair TO enjoy many more years of welded hap.
piness.
A birthday party was given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Gummerson on Colwell
street, on Monday evening, in honor of their
daughter Lizzie. Music was furnished by Mr..
c. Weis. Among those present were Misses
Lizzie Todd, Mamie Daley, Olive May Miller
Lizzie Weis Fanny Miller, Nelia Connor Sallie
Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Connor, Mrs. Z. H
Miller, Mrs. VIII Northwood Messrs. Charlie
a. Miller, Jay Daley, VIII Bolier Northwood
3. WeIs. John Scott, Hugh Northwood, MIR
and Mrs. c. Weis-
A pleasant surprise party was rendered Mis-;
Jessie Hanna at her home on Liberty street, OF
Wednesday evening. After dancing and othel
amusements, supper was served. Among those
present were Misses Agnes, Nelly, Jennie
Napier, Bella and Annie Brockie, lizzie and
Jennie Armor. Kate and Annie Gueth, Maggie
Harper, Mary Warner Bessie Brothers, Mary
Douglas Mary Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. Finley
and Messrs. Farley, Smith, Humble, Lyons
Campbell Napier, Anderson, Hamilton, Tunny
Barsbaek, Gray, Peal, Thompson, Harper
Chisholm, Hanna and Willie Tom and John
Atcheson and others.
A delightful surprise party was held at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Elliot, Bertha
street, Mt Washington, on Tuesday evening
Those present were the Misses Julia Kane, An
ME Orr, Mollie McMullen. Name Barrett, Mag
g1e Kane, Annie Downes. Annie Higgins, Bar
bara Barrett, Della Coyle, Annie Coyle, AgCie
Watson, NJ. Moran, NJ. Molloy, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Price, and Messrs
7. Kane, W. Neary. ]. Haney, B. Flynn, T
Letzkus. F. Mcclure, A. Starr, W. Burns,
Rodgers NJ. Kane, j. Booth, ]. O'Malley, W
Smith. E Haas and NJ. Walker. An elegant re
past was served at midnight. Music was iur
nished by the Eastern italian Orchestra.
A pleasant surprise party was given to Mis-
Esuella Brooks on Tuesday evening last, at hel
home on the Southslde. Among those presen,
were: Misses Loella Blockinger, Alice Speel
man, Jessie Jarrett, Alice Bonshire, Lids
Brown, Eva Kestner, Fannie Steck, Grace anC
Vaysie Creadv, Maggie Mitchell, Ella Reese
Cora Polster and Zela Gibbs; Messrs. Richard
Breeze. Chester Early, George and John
Henry, John Phillips, Harry Brewster, Ber
Pr1tchard, Robert Swearer. John Speelman
Evan Roberts, Robert MeCrea. Harry Wig
man, Charlie Cochran and Eddie Ditchridge
Several solos were rendered by Mr.. Howard
Swearer. accompanied by Miss Jennie Brooks
The latter gave several piano solos also.
On Tuesday evening last the following ladie,
and gentlemen arranged a very pleasant sur
prise party in honor of and to bid farewell
prior to her departure for Baltimore, to Miss
Lillian Moreland, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs w
C. Moreand, at their beautiful home, corner
Craig and Forbes street: Misses Beulah Little
Essie Little, Lille GoldthoTp Carrie Cooke
Margaret Stewart Carrie Moorhead. Margaret
Moorhead. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dermitt, Mrs. NJ
Henkler, Miss Carrie Moreiand, Messls. Gray
George and Will Hale, Hoffman. Lyons
Hughes, DeHaven, McKee, Palmer, DR.. Jones'
House, Schwartz, Flanagan. Liggett, Dun,
levy and Mcdonald. The affair was genuine
surprise. Music, dancing and refreshments
served to pass a most delightful evening.
The home of Miss Ada Carey, of Manhattan
street. Allegheny, was tile scene of pleasant
affair on Thursday evening last. The occasion
was reception given in the young lady's honor
by her many friends. Dancing and euchre
were the amusements, after which midnight
repasi was served. Among those present were
Misses Anna Robertson. Luella Riddle Lucy
Miller, Kate Leach. AIDA Cherry, Hettie
Mears, Annie Toomey, Lena Bobb Emma Will
son, Name Burns, Dot Young, Carrie Riddle,
Annie Leach, Nettie Robertson, Mamie
Toomey, Louisa Robb, Bessie Camp and Kate
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