Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-24

affair was brilliant success, about $50 couples
being present The music was furnished by
Guenther's Orchestra. The Committee OF Re
| gentlemen: Messrs. f. V. McMullen, Edward
! Miller, Vim. O'Donnell. D. J. MeAfee, c. L
Lahner, VIM. Croke and F. ]. Burkley.
The surprise party which visited the home of
Miss Helen Cooper on Webster avenue Friday
evening was deemed success by all who were
present Dancing, music, singing, euchre and
| Misses Feeree, Mollie and Annie RYAN, Helen
| and Jennie Erskine, Maggie and Katie Slat-
| tery, Mary Sullivan, Stella Stewart, Cussle
| Hammer and Helen Cooper; Messrs. Feeree.
| Rancel, Fox, Mccormick. Shields. Will and
Paul Slattery, Bowan, Erskine and Milliken.
A very pleasant entertainment was given at
the Soho School last Thursday evening by the
pupils of the Central Presbyterian Sabbath
School Mother Goose and her immediate
family were represented by the younger mem
bers of the school; the District School Of 40
Years Ago by the older members. An enjoy
able feature of the evening was the vocal solo
by Miss Louis LOomis, entitled Farewell Mar
guerette." Misses Matilda George and Clara
Smith sang "The Two Cousins" and Miss
Fannie Matheis Golden Hours"
Wednesday evening last very enjoyable sur
prise party was rendered Miss Ella Jones, at
her residence, 1874 South Nam street, West End.
Among those present were Misses Tillie Silk,
Lizzie and Laura Phillips, Stella and Bella
Gall, Maggie Nixon, Birdie and May Rose,
Maggie Lane, Mable Leech, Blanche Craig,
Elda and Allie Nelson; Messrs. Charles Erwin,
William Weaver, n. Jones, Charles Gerhiem,
John r. Jones' John Mohler, Frank Andrews
John Sheridan, John ID. Jones, William Craig,
Charles Sharp and others. Dancing, singing
and music which was furnished by Profs.
Fowler and SimcOx, made the evening one long
to be remembered.
The pink reception given by the ladies of the
G. A. R., Captain Charles W. Chapman Circle
No. 60, last Thursday evening in Cyclorama
Hall, was a very pleasant affair. The circle has
only been in existence about six weeks and If
their first entertainment is a criterion by which
to judge their future ones, their series will be
well attended. The ladies on the Reception
Committee were Mrs. NJ. ]. Turner, President
and Mrs. NJ. A. Smeck, Mrs M. Mcclure, Mrs
Carrie Wood, Mrs. A. Dunn, Misses u.
Starcher, NJ. s. McClelland and B. c. McAlese
They all wore delicate pink aprons and pink
trimmings for neck and hair. The hall was
nicely decorated in the chosen color also.
A most enjoyable surprise party was rendered
Mrs. and Miss Louden at their home on West
Jefferson street last Friday evening. Dancing,
singing and other amusements were INDUCED
in. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcintosh, MI. and Mrs. England, Mr. and Mrs.
McLuckie, Mr.. and Mrs. Weir, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford, Mrs. William Mcintosh, Mrs. Mccall
lum, Mrs and Miss Sharp; Misses Aggie, Tillie
and Maud Mcintosh, Nellie. Agnes and Jenny
Napier, Mary and Lydia Midgley, Mary and
England and Jennie Wier; Messrs. England.
Smith, Myler, McGroarty, Barr, Napier, Nc
Buckie, Mitchell, Hamilton, Comfort. Barns,
Evans, Hamilton, Maisbach, Pettigrew, Willie
Weir, John Lee and Charlie Mcintosh.
There was double wedding at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Robb in Penn town
ship, at IL o'clock on Thursday morning,
November q, the contracting parties being
Mr.. Milo R. McAnulty and Miss Hannah NJ.
Robb and Nh. W. ]. Dible and Miss Jennie S.
RObb The brides are the two youngest
daughters of MIR. and Mrs. William Robb,
former well-known residents Of the Twelfth
ward, Plttsburg. The grooms are two we'll
known young business men of Braddock, Pa.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. r. A.
Gilhllian, of Turtle Creek, assisted by Rev.
Dickey, d. D., of Braddock. After luncheon
was served, both couples left on the afternoon
train for an extended wedding trip through the
West Their many friends wish them pleas
ant trip and happy journey through life.
Their future home will be in Braddock.
One of the most pleasant social events Of the
past week was the reception given by Mr. and
Mrs. w. F. Bailey, of Homestead, on Friday
evening, November Is, in honor of their son
Frank, who attained his majority on that day.
A special tram conveyed the guests (9O in num-
berl, to and from the city. One of the features
of the evening was the presentation of hat
and cane to Mr.. Frank by his business assoei-
ates Among the prominent people present
were: Mr.. and Mrs, F. A. Dean. Mr.. and Mrs
A. E. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs Kendrick, Mr.. and
Mrs J. g. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs E. Hol-
brook, Miss Annie Biber, Miss Bessie Thomp-
son, Miss Pearl Blackburn, Miss Nettie Par
kin, Miss Gull Day, Miss Matte Biber, Miss
Martha Thompson, Miss Name Leak Miss
Georgia HuDfey, Miss Carrie Hendricks.
Messrs; F. S. Young, A. W. Boyd, ]. E. Rob
bins, W. g. Taggart, c. P. Thompson, W. K.
Gordon, Z. d. Allison, Hal Mcdonald, W. ].
Mcclure, T. 4. Hoffman, Dr., c. A. Bitter, DR..
T ]. Galleher, Dr.. Blackburn and J. s. Foster.
Personal Notes.
Mr.. Emanuel Fayeon, a young artist from
New York, is here visiting his sister, Mrs. Max
Rothchild.
The Misses Emma and Ella Bird are at home
from New York to attend the wedding of their
sister, Miss Fannie.
Mrs Margaret Kennedy, of Veto street, Al
legbeny, has gone to Philadelphia TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. ]. l. Downie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Wilson, of New
Brighton, are spending few days among their
friends at East Liberty, Pittsburg.
Mrs. George B. Taylor and family, of Char
tiers street, Allegheny, left during the week
for their new home, Paterson, n. ].
Mrs. Willis H. Smith, of Oakland Square.
sister, Mrs. W. ". Stevens, and h9sband, Hf Of
Buffalo, n. Y.
Invitations are out tannouncing a cotiIlon in
Ieighton's Rink, Bradford, Monday evening.
November Is, by pupils Of Prof ]. NJ. Kennedy's
dancing academy.
The Misses Josephine and Elizabeth Craw-
ford will leave for San Diego, Cal, on Decem-
Der l, to spend the winter for the benefit of Miss
Josephine's health.
Miss Kit Fullerton, the well-knoWn accom-
plished elocutionist of Allegheny, will recite on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the con-
cert given by the Washington Infantry at Old
City Hall.
Miss Rowena Hewitt Landon, Of the Beaver
High School, was the guest of friends in the
city, Friday evening. while en- route to Colum-
bus. O., to spend Thanksgiving in the home of
her parents-
The friends of Tonic Kountz are lust finding
out that he is the successful candidate for the
diamond scarf pin which was up for the benefit
of st. James Church. Williamsburg. He carried
on the prize by a majority Of lSS votes.
Tomorrow the marriage of Miss Lizzie e.
Flanagan, of Meadville, 70 Mr.. w. F. Wallace
will be celebrated at Meadville. The bride to
be is a resident of Meadville and the groom is
an old Pittsburger, being a son of Major
Morris Wallace Of the East End. He is now
located in Meadville and is on the editorial staff
of the Tribune Republican Mr.. and Mrs
Day at the residence of Major Wallace and
Immediately after start on a wedding tour to
the Pacific Coast.
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