Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-05
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The members of the several classes at Prof.
]. s. Christy's Dancing Academy will hold
their final reception for tho season Wednesday,
May %.
Mrs. ]. /. Scott, of Broad street. East End,
gave a very delightful dinner party on Tues
day evening, at which l6 guests were enter
tanned.
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered by
Miss Lizzie Kunkel, at her home on Rush
street, Wednesday evening, May !. Among
the guests present were: Messrs. W. Aland, l.
HuetheI, ]. Seller, G. n. Miller, g. Mineshack,
]. May, Q. Ferguson and W. Codinal; Misses A
Kunkel, G. Schuman, G. Finland, G. Rice, L
Kunkel, NJ. Kress, A. Heiderick, L Backer, K.
strick, and many others.
A reception held at the residence of Mr. John
Pedder, on Washington avenue, was delightful
to all present. Among the guests were Mrs.
g. Donohue, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Keen. Mr.. and Mrs. Pedder, Mrs. Shearer,
Misses Dora Pedder, Lizzie Misklow, Carrie
Scanlan, Annie Carfew, Alice o'Hare. Mary
Cubic, Annie Lloyd, Messrs. John Carr, Charles
Pedder, Jos. Shearer, Will Burns, John Ha-
worth, Sam Bromley, George Lloyd and others.
A pleasant evening was spent on Friday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. David Barker, "a
Charles street, Allegheny. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Updergratf, s. Watson, c. Robinson; Misses
a. McCsipin: n: Ambacker, g; Cleary, r
Thompson. M. Rhea, w. Wier, j. McClelland,
J. Tillery, B. Rhea and ]. Sparks.
On Friday evening the young friends and
school companions of Paul Howard Anthony
gave him birthday surprise party at his home.
Among those present were Misses Mary Gill
christ. Eunie Crouch. Ida Osgood. Mamie Ken
nedy, Mary Welty, Anna Martin, Gretta Gal.
breth, Bessie Law, Mary Black, Annie Faust
Florence Anthony; Messrs. Roscoe Evans,
Herman Welty, James Kent, Ollie Degleman,
John Kirby, Clarence Mckinney, Elder Garvin
and Ralph Anthony,
Miss Julia Hogan, 42 Sarah street, Southside,
was surprised by number Of friends calling
on her the other evening. Quite an enjoyable
evening was sDent. Among those present
were: Misses NJ attic Sands, Maggie Sands,
Nellie Hiplett, Mintie Drake, Josie Riley, Sa-
die Riley, Emma Brooks, Flo Mccoy, Nellie
Good, Renie Good, BeEdle Ford, Annie Jutee,
Kate Sands, Annie Cute; Messrs. ]. Kay, Joe
Bigley, Joe Haberman. Clark Harris P. Faulk-
ner, d. Brenner. Z. Smith, y. Trautweine. Deny
Lyon, Grant Drum. John Graft, D. Hogan, w.
Robinson and Tony Hartman.
On Wednesday evening st o'clock a unique
surprise party was rendered Messrs. Ike and
Henry Jackson at their residence on Stockton
avenue. The parlors and drawing room were
deliberately beautiied by roses lilies and
smilax. The Gernert & Guenther orchestra
supplied the music. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
jackson, NJ. A. jackson, Mr.. B. Wolff of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. @,
Ruben, Mr.. Ned Saller. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Marx
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith Mr.. and Mrs. Ehrlich
Misses jackson. of Scottdale; Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Levy. Miss Lille Levy, Miss Fanny Brown and
many others.
The reception given by the Davis Camp. Sons
of Veterans, held in the Cyciorama Hall Tues
day evening proved to be great success both
socially and financially. The grand march was
led ny Mr.. L. II. Reno Foulk and Miss Mamie
Sawyer. In addition TO the floral decorations
the hall was elaborately decorated and fes-