Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-19
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at the home of Miss Ella Reese, and discussed
the annexation of Canada.
Last Wednesday evening very enjoyable
birthday party was given by Mrs. F. D. Nc
Keever on Bedford avenue, in honor of her
| daughter Katie. Quite number of little folks
| were present.
As fitting finale to a season Of pleasurable
evenings the Wednesday Night Reading Club
will give a garden party at lakewood on
| chaperones are Mrs. Sol kaufman and Mrs.
Hugo Rosenberg.
The members of class No. II, of Emory M. E.
| Church, held social at the residence of Miss
Della Murdoch, on Luna strees, East End.
Among those present were the Misses Cleland,
| Messrs. Davis, Castor, Barton, Woolslalr,
| Johnston, Lambing, Pentz and Others. A most
enjoyable evening was spent by ali present
A most delightful surprise party was ten.
dered Miss Mary Mcintyre. of Allegheny, on
| Thursday evening. Those present were: Misses
Mary Smith, Eva McCrory, Sarah and
Minnie Mimi. Ambacher May Bates Bates Bella Bella
rers, Sarah Mcintyre, Messrs. Charles
| Taylor, Lewis Reynolds. Jesse Taylor, George
Richless, Harry Demoss. Charles anroy, ,Anson
Pace, JOS. Summers, John Barnes, ana the ma
jority of the young folks parents
On Friday evening pleasant surprise party
was given Mrs. NJ. W. Russell at the residence
of her mother, Mrs. Jessie Dyer. on Second
avenue. Dancing was INDUCED in till after
midnight, after which a good supper was
served. Among those present were: Misses
| NJ. Slattery, h Thompson, K. Fresh, M: Ken
Freiiing i ne Wotzs: Messrs. E. Ward, j. Jordan, j.
| Carbon, M. Gull, W. Relley, E. Slattery, j.
Slartery, E Ward C. Thompson, ]. Slattery,
C. Hubert NJ. Coin and many others.
An enjoyable progressive euchre party was
given at the residence of Miss Minnie Brown,
Ellsworth street, on Thursday evening. The
first prizes were awarded to Miss Bella McGil
and Mr.. E A Reineman, and the BOBBY prizes
| TO Miss Emma Cooper and Mr.. Clarence Hipp-
| ley Among the guests were Misses Mary and
Anna Schwer, Sadie HarnIck, Emma Hunnes-
| CHEN, Bella McGill Emma Cooper; Messrs.
| Charles N. Sauer, w. P. Lange, E. A Refine
man, G. HIppley, Harry Raring Thomas
Rogers, Harry Vangordon, Charles Brown and
others.
On Thursday evening last another contest for
the Demorest silver medal was held in parlors
of Miss Milly Tuteu. Contestants and guests
alike were pleasantly entertained with choice
music and recitatons. Since January 10 up to
the present date Miss TuteIl has presented
medals to the following pupils; E. Gauger, NJ.
Christian, McIllyar, Lichliter, H. Nellie, W.
Schilling. NJ. McCausland, l. Rentner, d. Dun
lap, Ida Peoples. Lulu Thomas, A. Young. The
following pupils have received honorable men
ton: Edna Holloway, E. StefRer, E. Jones.
Nettie Wylie.
A surprise party was given in honor of Miss
Anna Fielding and Miss Matte Mendel by
Misses Anna Burns, Anna Herdt and Jessie
Basset. Those present were Albert Mendel
and Eva Fielding, Sloan Connolly and Anna
Herdt, Eddie Harmon and Birdie BURY Will
lam Stern and Annie Burns, Frank Manly and
Marie Eisenbeis, Henry HetZel and Side
Swan, Hudson Williams and Katie Caskey,
Joe West and Anna Fielding, Albert Hummel
and Jessie Basset, Roy Page and Lizzie Bards-
| ley. Eddie Craig and Edna Silverman, William
| Creeks and Sadie Meyer, Eddie Meyer and Bes-
| sic Mcmillan, Matte Mendel Bessie Moore,
| Daisy O'Brien, Sylvia Meyers, Mary Gilchrist,
Lottie BURY, Minnie Riesick, Elsie Pielding
and many others.
A few evenings since Miss Laura, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. John Phillips, honored her friends
by holding an anniversary Of her sixteenth
birthday The guests enjoyed themselves IN
various games, Among those present were:
Misses Emma Cronmiller, Annie Kraft, Maggie
Fairman. Jennie and Bertha Reese, Blanch
Bohland, of the Fast End; Jennie Wilson, of
the Southside; Fannie Milwood, of Wilkins
burg; Lizzie Phillips and Carrie Fremont; and
Messrs. j. C. Horner, Arthur McMurray John
Mouhler, Fred Robson, of Williamsburg; Frank
Andrewson, of East End; George Witchel,
Winfield Baker, Frank Edwards, Ralph
Graham and Charles Madison. All had a very
pleasant evening, and as the guests were about
to leave Miss Laura was presented with quite
number of beautiful gifts.