Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-03
Social Events.

Social Events.
The "cioeronian" held its regular election on
Friday night. Mr. Harry Levy Will fill the
chair.
The Brilliant Social gave their first recep-
| tion to their friends Wednesday evening at
Grand Army Music Hall.
The Y. N. H. A. entertainment is announced
to take place on the 26th of the month, and a
great success is anticipated.
The alumni Of Holy Ghost College held their
second cotilion Friday evening, March L at
new Turner Hall, Forbes street.
The Misses Ryeur, of Fayette street, Ale
gheny, gave theater party Tuesday night at
the Bjou in honor Of their guests, Miss Follun
and Mrs. P. r. Bohn.
The Concordia Club gaveanother of its pleas
ant entertainments last Wednesday evening, in
the shape of reception, supper and dance.
Toerge furnished the music.
The reception given by the General Custer
Council o. o. A NJ, at Imperial Hall on Thurs
day evening, February 2s. was delightful af
fair and grand success financially.
The Imperial Club will hold another Thurs
day night reception and dance next Thursday
evening at Imperial Hall, Seventh avenue and
New Grant street.
One of the pleasant surprise parties of the
week was held Monday evening. at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Loreuz Lattner, No. 1876 Marion
avenue, Allegheny, in honor of his wife's birth
day.
A large number of their friends surprised
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dickson on Thursday even
ing at their residence on West Carson street.
All present had a delightful time Ample re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Jacob Afelder, of Shef1ield street, ALE
gheny, entertained her guests to the number of
about so very nicely, at her @Kaffee-Klatsh"
oil Friday afternoon last. The affair was in
honor of Mrs 5. TraueFman, who leaves here
shortly to reside in Chicago.
Mrs. William c. Brown, of West View, gave
very pleasant afternoon tea, SATURDAY, co a
few of her friends Those present were: Mrs.
Charles Duffy, Jr., Mrs. John Hayser and
daughter, of Philadelphia; Miss Josephine
Heating, Miss Asia Nj. Kramer and others.
A very pleasant chfldren's party was given by
Master Albert Megrave at his parents resi-
dence, Tweuty-sixth street, on Thursday even
ing. Several hours were spent in playing some
of the popular games, and a fine musical pro-
gramme was also enjoyed by those present.
Miss Cora R. Geneve entertained euchre
party Friday at their home on Ellsworth ave-
nue., East End. The prize winners:were: First
prize, Miss Mary Po1lman, Mr.. E ]. Fraun-
helm; second prize Miss Stella Kelly, Mr..
John Mauler and Miss Amelia lutte and Mr..
Ed Williams captured the BOBBY prize.
A musicale and eachre was held on Tuesday
last at the residence of Miss Do1ie O'Neil,
10 Irwin avenue. Those present were: Misses
Weeden, Mollie MeAlister, Maggie Shatteck,
Mary and Kate Maginn, Mary Deady. Mary
Byron. Estella, Ellie and Annie o'Neill; Messrs.
Kunkel, Hart, Murto, Magee, Kohen, Con-
molly and Master Leo O'Nein.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam Anthony, of Anderson street. Allegheny,
gave musicale to a number of their friends.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGon-
mir NJ and Me- I I
f. Miller, Mrs G. A. Anthony, Mr.. James L.
Graham, Jr., DR.. Herman Raymer and Others
On Tuesday evening, at new Turner Hall on
Forbes street, there was very large audience
present to witness the production by amateur
talent Of the "Argonauts of a" for the benefit
of Pittsburg lodge of Pattern Makers. The
performance was certainly one that was in
every way creditable to the performers and
ranked somewhat above the ordinary amateur
performances.
A surprise party was given Mr.. Edward
Slatery last Tuesday evening at his residence
on South Sixteenth street. Dancing was in
dulged in till midnight, after which grand
supper was served. Among those present were:
The Misses Lang, Mehchill, King Slatery
Carroll, Keslin and Smith; Messrs. Keslin,
Ward, McNaily, Slatery, Cane, and many
others.
A pleasant euclre party was given by Miss
Minnie Todd, of Fulton street, Tuesday even
ing. Among those present were: Misses A,
Turner, M. Clark, T. Wetzel, NJ. and N Grant,
G. Callaghan, l. Rhoades; Messrs F. Kroger.
+. Hill, J. Clark, g; Callaghan, H. Herr, s. and
NJ. Cartan and G. Todd, The head prizes were
received by Mr.. Callaghan and Miss Todd and
the BOBBY by Mr.. Todd and Miss Rhoades.
A delightful musicale was given at the home
of Mrs. G. w. Rankin and daughters Monday
evening. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ii. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. D. Chan
tier, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Cadwallader. Mr.. and
woolslair, Smith, Akin, Scott, Barrows, Grit,
fifth; Messrs. Harrison, Scott, Hal Shidle, Nc
Quaide, Richardson, Young, Stevenson James
Shidle, Mackey and Rankin.
Mrs. Will Smith. of Charters, entertained
the Buffalo Social Thursday evening in honor
of Mrs. William Rollins of Buffalo, N Y.
Among the guests were: Mrs. G. L Mckee and
Mrs. Thos. Armstrong, of Laurel; Mr., and Mrs.
Samuel Dunn, of CHARTERS; Mrs. Dunn, Mrs
HunZeker. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Stoerr Mrs Stoeb-
ener and Mrs. Dutton; the Misses Annie Stoerr
and Minnie Hunzeker; Messrs. Ralph and
Matthew Smith, @. F. White and w. F. Dut-
ton.
Miss Oracle and John McClelland gave
birthday party Monday at their residence, Fed
eral street, Allegheny. Among those present
were: The Misses LYDIA and Matte McGeary,
Laura and Ida Rice, Jennie and Hilda Kerr.
Stella Prescott, Nellie Bardolph, Helen Boles,
Bessie Williams; Masters Bert Boles, James
Draher, Scott Miller, Willie BurchfieId, Char
lie Frank and Raymond Prescott Charlie Will
Jams, Eddie Rice, John Duffy and Joe McClel-
land.
The Four Bachelors of the East End enter
tanned quite number of their friends at the
residence of one of their number, Mr., G. w.
Davis, Liberty avenue, Shadyside. Thursday.
Among those present were: Misses Kitty
Pentz, Lotta Morten, Ella and Aggie Butler,
Annie Wall. Ella Wall, Brem, Davis, Goedell,
Dawson, Clemens, Gilbert, Hilma; Messrs
Davis P0nfZ
Irwin, Harbaugh, Straub, Palmer, Moser and
others.
The third literary contest for the Demorest
silver medal was held in the parlors of Miss
Milly Tutell, of Buena Vista street, on Monday
evening last As usual, it was creditable to
contestants and their teacher. The winner of
the beautiful medal was Miss Matte Christian
Honorable mention was made of Ansel B.
Comedy. The guests were treated to either,
piano, organ and vocal music, after which
some time was spent in examining Miss Tut
elps cabinet of curiosities.
A pleasant surprise was given Monday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Dutton, of Reed
street, in honor of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Rol-
Inns, of Buffalo, N. Y. A lunch was served and
an enjoyable time was spent by all present
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Will Smith and Mrs. Samuel Dunn, of Char
tiers; Mrs. VIM. Hunzeker and daughter, Mrs.
]. JONES' Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Siberian. Mrs. Sam
uei Dunn, Mrs. X. HunZeker; Messrs. @. f,
White, Chas. Hunzeker and w. F. Dutton.
A party was given at the residence of the
Mrs. Connell, West End, last Monday even
ing in honor of Miss Downs and Miss Connell,
of Connellsville. Among the guests were Mr..
Charles Henderson, Mr.. Jim Foran, Mr. Milton
Carroll, Mr.. Fred Graham, Mr.. Joe Hender-
son, Mr.. Gilbert Foran, Mr.. Tom Foran and
son, son Miss Matte Bailey, Miss Blanche Foran.
Miss Aggie Foran, Misses Connell and Miss