Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-17
Social Events,

Mrs. Harry ]. McComb. of Reiter street. East
End, gave luncheon on Wednesday. Cover:
were laid for twelve.
The No Veto Social hold their second annual
reception at Teutonia Hall, Allegheny, on
Thursday, February 2S
A grand ball will be given on Washington's
Birthday, Friday evening, by the Elsada So.
clal at Penn Incline Hall.
The Imperiaps Clubs reception at their hall,
corner Seventh avenue and Grant street, on
Valentines Day, was quite success.
The Schubert Club will give a. concert at the
Homeopathic Hospital on Monday, February
is, the proceeds to 60 to the piano fund.
Little Anna Marie Diamond, Of Ellsworth
avenue, gave birthday party on Tuesday from
8to 6 P. M. to number of her young friends.
There was quite pleasant surprise rendered
Miss Katie Grimm. of the Southside, at her
residence, Thursday evening, by number of
young folks.
A new literary and musical society has been
formed under the management of Miss Stella
Burkhardt which promises to be a great sue
cess. 1t is called the F. A Social.
The U. B. F. Club gave a pleasant masquer-
ade party at the West End rink nlast Mon
day evening. The Leader band furnished the
music. Colonel Quinn was prompter.
The A la Mode will give their first reception
at Prof. Brooks Academy, Tuesday, February
l9. The members are: George ]. Refs, W. NJ.
Stuart, J. c. O'Brien, Harry Gripp Charles E.
Foster. George G. Gothigan.
A few of the friends Of Miss Monte Ash
baugh, of Hazelwood, were entertained by her
on Friday evening last. Among those present
were: Misses Nell Becker, of Allegheny; Miss
Garland Sylvus, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunter,
Will McGufhn, Charlie McGufin and Thomas
Garland.
The third of the Y. NJ. H. A. lecture series
will take place at the Eighth Street Temple on
Wednesday evening next. The subject chosen
by the lecturer, the Rev. DR.. Phlllipson. of
Cincinnati, is Modern Doubt and Past Be-
lief" and it promises to be very interesting.
Tickets viii be on sale at the door.
The Misses Laura and Mamie Laubie, of
Hazelwood, entertained a number of their
friends Thursday evening Among those pres
ent were: Miss Annie Flower, Miss Emma
Bingler, Miss Randall, of Philadelphia; Dr.
and Mrs. Haworth, Miss Jenkins Mr.. Taylor,
Mr.. Wolfe, Mr.. R. Jenkins and others.
Prof. ]. M. Kennedy and pupils gave their
first cotillon Friday evening at Leighton's
Hall, Braddock. There were 230 couples pres
ent, and all enjoyed themselves hugely. The
people from McKeesport, East Liberty and
surrounding towns turned out en- masse, and
all join in rronouncing it a grand success.
The Oakland Progressive Euchre Club met
at the home of Miss Name Hardie on Monday
evening. -Four tables were occupied by the
players. The head prizes were won by Miss
Bertha Evans and Mr.. Ed Rinehart. A fine
lunch was served, after which vocal and in
strumental music was INDUCED in until late
hour.
A birthday surprise party was held at Mrs.
Mildred Hindman's, q Isabella street. ALLIE
gheny, in honor of her daughter Minnie. The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs. B. KIM
bic, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Anderson, Mrs. F. In
graham, Misses Dollie Hindman. Minnie Hind
man, Sadie and Jessie Sanrurn, Ella Ingraham
and Others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peel, Of Mt Oliver, celebrated
their sixth wedding anniversary at their home
by giving party, which will long be remem-
bered by the many who were present. Singing,
dancing and many games were enjoyed until
midnight when all were invited to a very fine
supper, after which amusements were kept up
until early in the morning.
One of the pleasant events of the week was
The reception rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Allies to their friends at their residence, No. 80
Locust street. Among the guests were Mr.
md Mrs. Anderson of Milwaukee: Mr. and
Mrs James Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fire
Mr.. and Mrs John NantI1er and their daughter
susie, Misses Link, Evans, Arnold. Mrs. F.
link and others.
Last Thursday evening pleasant reception
md party was given by Mrs. Harry Lowell. of
slduCutSltE, III uOuOE VI u0T QduEQLeT, MISS
Cora. The following guests were present: |
Mr. and Mrs James LanCtirt Mr.. and Mrs. w. |
'. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shook; Misses |
Maud Weaver, Jessie Hughes, Emma Hirsch, |
Annie Woods, Baker. Emma Sprague, Jessie |
dcGeary and others.
A very enjoyable phantom surprise party |
vas given to Miss Jose Fritch. Tuesday even |
ng, at the residence of Mrs. Nevins, of Mount |
Washington. Among those present were the |
Misses Annie Howe, Winnie Marquis, Nellie |
icGrath, Mamie Scott Mamie and Annie |
Price and Tillie Fusher. Messrs. F. E Miller, |
J. Nicely, ]. Heavill, c. Reems, 6. Howe, H |
Beaver, r. Marquis and A. ]. Stauff.
An exceedingly pleasant social gathering |
vas given at the residence of Mr.. T. F. Bailey, |
Hill street. Williamsburg, on Friday evening. |
y his daughters, the Misses Nellie and Jessie |
BAILEY, in honor of their cousin, Mr. Boyd |
Wees, of Charleston, w. Va, who is their |
uest, and will return to his home on Tuesday. |
he long hours of the evening were passed very
njoyahy.
Captain ]. o. Wood and wife entertained a
lumber of their friends at their home, in the |
Vest End, last Monday evening with a progress
We cropinole party Among those present were:
Iisses Powelson, Wood, Beacon, Speer and
iessrs. Speer, McDavitt, Singer, Little, Wood
ins, were awarded to Miss Eva Beacon and
ir. Lou Speer; the BOBBY prizes to Miss Laura
'opelson and Mr.. viii Singer.
Mr. and Mrs. James p. Jones, of Ellsworth.
their tenth anniversary on Tuesday
vening, February s, by having few of their
r1ends spend the evening with them. A good
upper and q very sociable time all round. in
with some geod selections on the
anlo by Mr.. Andrew j. Jones, wore the even.
lg away most too soon for those present. That
ir. and Mrs. Jones would live to celebrate for
ears to come was the wish Of all present.
I'M |
Wednesday evening by Mr.. ]. v, Stoerr and
aughter. Of Fifth avenue. A fine supper was
srved, after which the time was spent in social
njoyment. Among the guests were Mrs. VIM.
.ollins of Buffalo, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs Will |
mith, OF CHARTERS; Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Mckee
unn, Stoebener, Dutton, Hunzeler, Jones,
herran and Messrs. c. F. White, w, F. Dut-
IN and Edward Stoebener, of this city.
st. Xavier's Academy gave one of their de-
ghtful musicales last week. The instrumental
,los upon the violin and piano, vocal music, in
uding a. quartet rendered by the young lady
upils were rendered admirably and afforded
Iucb pleasure to all present. The entertain
ent was closed BY an ESSAY entitled Thirty
ieces of Silver" 1t was we'll read and gave
yidence of much thought and taste. The
hole entertainment showed a great amount
talent and patience on the part of both pu-
lis and teachers.
On Wednesday evening last about S0ladies and
entlemen responded to an invitation announe
lg the celebration that evening of the tin
edding of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Morris at
leir residence, "a Taggart street, Allegheny.
he company that assembled brought with it
nough presents to enable the bride and groom
ten years ago 10 start a first class tin shop.
delightful evening was spent the programme
music, dancing, cards and sumptu-
US spread. Sheriff McCandless and his quar-
t, Mrs DIR. r. NJ. Sands and Mrs. W. R. Eu-
rs all sang sweetly, while the instrumental Sc.