Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
.mes l. Rankin, Frank Reynolds and John

James L Rankin. Frank Reynolds and John
Mcguire.
After the enjoyments of the evening, the
guests were summoned to the dining
room, where an elegant repast Was
served. Those present were: Misses Faus-
naught, Sutmeyer, Stewart Keppel, Duffy,
Crossin, Gill. Davis, Young. Hilna, Goedell,
Grace and Kittie Pentz May and Ella Butler,
Mamie and Clara Kinds. Mrs. AlDee, Mrs.
Kinds, Mr.. and Mrs. Pentz. Messsrs. Albee,
Reed, Davis. Dressing, Devore. Harper. Pentz,
Furguson. Kinds, McKensie, Castor. Watson,
King and others.
One of the pleasant events Of the week was
the surprise party rendered Miss Grace Lee on
Halloween. Music, dancing and other amuse-
ments were the features of the evening. Among
those present were the following: Misses Birdie
Barker. Nellie O'Connell, Alice Roney Jennie
and BERTHE Mcconnell, Carrie Wolfendale,
Annie Welch, Carrie and Gertie Lee, and
Messrs. Frank Riley, John and Thomas Welch,
David Mangis, NJ. Mullen, Charles Herman,
George Cromlish, William Wilson, Charles
Lee, Frank Lee. Harry and Willie Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Reed.
There was charming Halloween surprise
party at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs w. L.
Beck, Center avenue. Among the many no.
ticed were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Crumley, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs. F. farrell, Miss
Mary Reddy, Misses Annie and Katie Brennan,
Miss Mamie Dillon, Miss Grace Webb, Miss
Lizzie Brennan, Miss Name Weaver, Miss
Beck. Mr.. Ben Reddy, Mr.. John Dear, Mr.,
Frank Brennan, Mr.. Willie Brennan, Mr..
Dannie MCGEE, Mr.. Patrick Ward. Music was
furnished by the A. ID. Boyle orchestra
The Cadmas Literary and Musical Society
was entertained by the Misses Rambler, at their
residence, Oak Station, Castle Shannon Rail-
road. The features of the evening were cards
and dancing. At II o'clock the party adjourned
to celebrate Halloween in an enjoyable way.
Among the number present were Messrs. E
Freese, Mason, Toner, Zirckle, Thompson, D.
Rickert, Hefick, Ballinger, Doran, McElroy
and Brown, Misses Alice Brown. AIDA Dillon,
Nellie Mcdonald, ANNE Markley, Katie Skipp,
and Sadie Vernon, of New York, and many
others.
A delightful surprise was given Miss Lizzie
Hoover by her many friends at her home on
Halloween night. Music, singing, taffy pulling
and refreshments were the order of the even
ing. Among those present were Miss Beckie
Hoover, Miss Laura. Mary and Emma Jones,
jackson, Mary and Emma Rice, Ella
Hennon Mrs. Fred Hoover, Annie
Shaun, Lizzie Blume. Blanche Nc
Kinsey, Jennie White, Clara Sieshmann,
and Messrs- c. ]. Shaun, John Hoover, William
Grounds, John A. Martin, Louis Aurin, Otto
Freeburg Peter Metz, William Miller, West
son. James Sims, Hon. Jonah Lewis, MIR. and
Mrs. M Hoover.
On All Halloween a merry party of the
friends of Miss Annie sherwood assembled at
her residence, on Lawrence avenue, where
most happy evening was spent. Every enjoy
ment to pass few happy hours was INDUCED
in, principally dancing; also solos by Misses
McCallister and Reddick and Mr.. Ed Goeh-
ring, and recitations by the talented young elo-
cutIonist Miss Mary Byron. Among those
present were the Misses Edith and Ellie Mertz,
Maggie McCallister Jenny McKelvey, Mary
ori Talsa IIu cd md In
and Messrs Ed Goehring, Joseph and John
Fisher, Ed White, Allan Warnock, Dan Col
Inns, VIII Comfy A. stierheim, Frank Kohen.
Joseph Roney. James Sullivan, Abe Peters,
Dennis Murto and Joe sherwood.
A very pretty party was given Halloween
in honor of Miss Jennie Grow at the residence
of her parents, No. l34 Jackson street, Allie
gheny. Music and dancing added very much
to the enjoyment of the evening. Among
those who participated are the following: Miss
Agnes Douglass, Miss Birdy Dougherty, Miss
Olive Price, Miss Belle Simpson, Miss Fernada
Douglass, Miss Minnie Fry, Miss Mary Leech,
Miss Emma Phfal, Miss Mollie Cruikshanks,
Miss Ella Winters, John ]. Billings, w. A.
Knight, " {; MeBrier, T; NJ Tatem, A. M
Hauch, William Gerber, j. H. Barrett,
Samuel Fry, w. F. Morrison, q. E. Brown and
others.
One of the delightful Halloween parties
given on Thursday evening was at the resi-
dence Of Mr. James Leach, Mckee street, Allie
gheny. Dancing, to the music of the Frazier
orchestra, was indulged in until the wee sma'
hours. During the evening refreshments were
served Among those present were the Misses
Anna Robertson, Ada Carey, Luella Riddle,
Kate Leech, Mary Baker Lena Bott, Emma
Wilson, Kettle Mears, Ella Speer, Emma
Frewe, Nettie Robertson, AIDA Cherry, Carrie
Riddle, Jennie Leach, Annie McGough, Sadie
Wall, Emma McGough, Miss Farley, and the
Messrs. Sam Gould, viii Frazier, Win For
sythe, Sam Till, Ed Kelley, George Connor,
Harry Shriver, Alex. Kincaid, Will Davis,
James johnson, Stanley Dattlebaum, Sol Con-
nor, James Wormserley, Will Koehler, Mr..
Gold, Will Eichbaum, Ed. Nightingale, VIII
Till, VIII Tanner.
A pleasant social gathering was that given at
the residence Of Mr.. j. A. Lambing, corner of
Pitt and Elliott streets, Williamsburg, on Hal
loween. Games and amusements significant of
the day were INDUCED in by the guests present,
who numbered about 25 Austin McGrath Sc
cured as first prize for pulling taffy handsome
cup and saucer, while Miss Ella Schroeder tri-
umphantly carried off as BOBBY prize
for pulling the least a straw rattle.
Those who enlivened the occasion by their
presence we're Misses Maud McGrath, Mettie
Weaver Kittie Bremen, Ella Schroeder, Miss
Clinton, Elbertia Kountz. Lulu and Jennie
Johnston Agnes and Jennie Launbury and the
Misses Mitchell, Westphal and Noble, of Law
renceville, and the Messrs. Tommy Kountz,
Harry Smith Will Weaver, Corwin Gamble
Alvin Gamble, Austin McGrath. Joseph Stem
mer Chris johnson and James Mitchell