Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
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The Don Juan Club gives a coti1lon on Mon
day evening.
The ]. G. Wyman Club will hold a select re-
ception on Thursday evening at Union Rink,
Allegheny.
Invitations of a pretty design announce the
next reception of the RICARDO Social" /" Thurs
day evening. April 25 at Prof. Christy's parlors
on Penn avenue.
Laotto will give an evening party Wednes-
day, April "a, at Northside Turner Hall. East
street. The committee is Messrs. d. Lecky, w.
w. st. Clair. T Kleinschmidt, ]. ]. Mcdonald
and z. Efinger.
On Tuesday evening an entertainment was
given at the Fifth q. P. Church, corner WASH
ington and Webster avenues, by the Hartha
Mission Band. The programme consisted of
recitations, dialogues, songs and Instrumental
music by the Arlington Trou oubadours, Messrs
Weaver, Altenberger and Mr.. w. h. Barnes.
1t was largely attended and success in every
way.
A small party of friends were entertained
handsomely on last Thursday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William Badger
corner Chestnut and Locust streets. Among
those present were Misses Ida Harlon. May
Smith, Margaret Davis, Annie Pritchard,
Barnes, Patterson, Kent and Mrs. William
Askin; Messrs. Boyce, Berlin, Leonard, Ger
helm.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcvicker, of Hoboken,
Thursday, the 18th. Five sons. two daughters
and II grandchildren, besides many friends,
were present. Many appropriate presents were
received. Supper was served at P. NJ, after
which the young folks danced to the music of
Hetzers Band, while the older ones talked of
days gone by.
The Twenty-ffth Ward Debating Society
held largely attended meeting last Wednes-
day evening at the residence of John and
George Henry. The question discussed,
(which is the Most Precious Animal LivingT'
aroused much interest Next Friday evening
the society will visit and entertain the knights
of the Golden Eagle Lodge. A special pro-
gramme has been arranged.
One of the pleasant events of last week was
a luncheon given Saturday afternoon from Ito
Z by Miss Laura lakewood Josenhaus, of Re
becca street. Allegheny. Those present were
Misses Elite and Clara Weihl, Maggie Young,
Lydia Cochran, May Glesencamp, Lille Camp
spent with the usual parlor games, interspersed
with vocal and instrumental music, dancing,
and rambling on Monument Hill.
A pleasant surprise party was held at the res
idence of Mr.. James Pettigrew, Norton avenue,
Mt. Washington, Saturday, April 6, in honor of
his wife's 54th birthday. Among the guests
were II of their own family, five of whom are
married with their families numbering Is in
ALL also Mr.. 7. Elliott, of Ohio. After supper
Mrs. Pettigrew was presented by the family
with handsome gold watch and chain, a pair
of gold trimmed spectacles and several other
articles. The evening was spent with vocal and
instrumental music.
At the reception given to Dr. e. E. FELTON,,
the new pastor of Christ NJ. e. Church, on
Monday evening last in the lecture room of the
church, about 500 were present. Music was
furnished by Toerge. Tropical plants in abund-
ance were among the decorations. Miss Laura
Jones and Mr.. Grant Hubley received with the
pastor and his wife. The committee who sue
cessfully managed the afalr consisted OF Mrs.
Jones and Miss Sarah Mccullough; Messrs.
Durbin Horne, Harry Morgan, William Tread
way, Spencer, Hubley, Mahan, McCuJcheon
and Dsvore.