Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-09
Social Events.

The employees Of Myers, Shinkle & Co.,
printers, will hold their annual basket picnic at
Aliquippa Grove on Monday, June II.
Mr.. and Mrs 6. Kunkle gave reception to
their son, Will who departs for San Francisco,
at their residence, South Eighteenth street, on
Monday evening.
A musical and literary entertainment will be
given by L. L A to the s. of v. at Lawrence
Turner Hall, Butler. street Monday, June 10,
1889, for the benefit of the Johnstown sufferers.
The Hawthorne social gave the first of their
series of lawn fetes Monday evening at Wind
sor PARK, Bellevue. About so couples attended
and spent very pleasant evening. The next
of the series is on July 1.
The Silver Lake Club gave their first of q
series of lawn fetes at Silver Lake Grove last
Thursday evening. The evening, although q
little COOL did not make things unpleasant,
and all enjoyed themselves greatly and look
forward to the next with great interest, which
will be Thursday, June 70.
A birthday celebration was given in honor Of
Miss Annie Stoer, Friday evening, June 8, at
the residence of George Stoebener, Jr., Meyran
avenue, Oakland. Among the guests were:
Misses Matte Reed, Emma Kerney, Ella Ker-
ney, Agnes Mccormick, Minnie Hunsicker,
Mrs. Hunsicker, Mrs. Dutton, William Dutton
Mrs. ]. V. Stoer, Miss Annie Stoer, Clara Cart
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stoebener, Jr., Eddie
Stoebener, Tobie Stoebener.
An enjoyable party was given at the residence
Of Charles Dickey, Esq, at Hazelwood, last
Tuesday evening. A number Of young people
were present. who spent q very pleasant even
ing. The supper was excellent and the floral
decorations elaborate and extremely tasty.
Among the guests present were: Miss Lizzie
McIlherron, NJ. F. Landers, Harry Vernon,
Edith Jenkins, Charley Salisbury, Annie John
son, Charley Davis, Stella Brennon, VIII
Jenkins Annie Galaxy, John Stewart, Stella
Ripley: Win Duncan. Annie sadan, Charley
Fisher and Joe Wilson.
On Tuesdaya delightful evening was spent
at the residence Of Mrs. Holzinger, Fourteenth
street. being a surprise reception given by Miss
Laura Schaefer in honor of Miss Clara Hab-
Lena ommert. Lizzie and Lottie Kircher, Lizzie
Schano, Laura Axthlem, Emma Barney Tillie
Hannah, Maggie Smith. Mollie HUlzinger,
Martha Hucker. Lucy Miller, Millie Schaefer
schIegei scotty Baer, Jacob Eglin, ,Theo. Axth-
lem, Emil Retele, VIM. Davidson, Will and
Charles Smith, Will Werner, John Roger,
Frank Hannah, Walter Wuesthof, Mr.. Barney
Cunningham, VIII HolZinger and VIM. Schae-
fer.
A most enjoyable evening was the general
verdict of the 140 friends and relatives who
gathered last Wednesday evening to celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Jones at their home in the
Thirty-first ward. The presents were numerous
and costly. Among the many present were
Mrs and Mrs. John W. Mckee, Rev Mr.. Miller
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. s. Arnold. Mr. and Mrs.
Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins Mr.. and Mrs. Gof, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Fisher Prof. Kennedy and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming, Mrs Mary
Jones Mrs. McAllen, Mrs. Garland and Mr..
and Mrs. Mahlan Garland. In a few we'll
chosen words, MI. ]. E. Cowen, on behalf of
Mr.. Jones' fellow clerks in the postoffice, pre-
sented the happy couple with an elegant silver
water service.
One of the social events of the week was an
entertainment given by The Young Peoples
Association of the WylIe Avenue o. P. Church
on Tuesday evening, June 2 The programme
was as follows: Prayer, Rev. W. h. Knox, D.
D.; overture, Lyons Orchestra; address of well
come, Rev. W. 81. Knox, D. D.; vocal duet
lselected), Mr.. ROllinsi Hayden and Miss c.
Hunter: recitation, Miss Winnie Gould; vocal
solo. up to the Forest" Mrs ]. II. Yochum;
selection, Lyons Orchestra; piano colo, Miss
Anna Mckee; recitation (selected), Miss Efie
Flack; selections, Grand Army Band; vocal
duet (selected), Miss Mamie Agnew and Miss
burgh," George W. King, ESQ; vocal solo,
Robin Adair," Mrs. ]. b. Yochum; vocal
duet (selected). Miss Annie Baer and Miss c.
Hunter: recitation (selected), Mr.. Harry
RooK; local duet (selectedl, Miss Sadie and
Bertha Smith; recitation, THE Pilot" Mrs. ].
Roose; vocal solo, "sunday.'' Mr.. Josiah
Smith; overture, Lyons Orchestra. The ac-
companists were Mr.. W. H. Dunseath, Miss
Wagner and Miss Nettie Roose. The above
programme represented some of the best local
amateur and professional talent.