Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-20
SncinI EYenrs.

The Kingston Social gave an enjoyable re
ception at Patterson Hall on Thursday even
ing. Music by the Original ROYALS. Messrs.
]. P. Collins, D. ]. Drlscoll, W. j. Mccormick
and J. c. O'Donnen were the Committee OF
Arrangements.
Miss Hlds Abel, of Oakland, gave to some Of
her East End friends a progressive euchre
party on Friday evening. There were present
The Misses Fawcett formerly neighbors OF
Abels; the Misses Jope, Miss Alice King, Miss
Mary Hughes, Miss Lilly Stewart, Miss Mary
Reed Miss Ninney Scott, Mr. Jack King, Mr..
Sidney Lorenz, Mr.. j. I. Fawcett Mr.. Ernest
Wakefield, Mr.. VIII Mccullough and others
The regular monthly Demorest silver medal
contest was held in psrlors Of Miss Milly Tutell,
of Buena Vista street, Friday evening. The
recitations and music were of excellent order
and well rendered The either playing of Miss
Ella Gauger was one of the features of the en-
tertainment. MARK Twain's View Of Niagara"
was well delivered by ''Mc1llyar Lichliter; also
''Perseyere," by Paul Anthony 1t was de-
lghtful evening, enjoyed by guests and con-
testants alike. The winners of the medals were
Paul Anthony and Eugene Moberly.
A goodly number Of the residents of Knox
vile gathered on last Tuesday evening to show
their esteem to Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty, of Knox
avenue, by giving them very enjoyable sur
prise party. Dancing and fun held sway un-
til the wee short hours in the good old-fash-
Toned way. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Barris, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanadale, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. McNaulty, Mr.. and Mrs. Syze
&r. and Mrs. Reid, Mr.. and Mrs: Koen, Mr..
and Mrs Furicks. Mr.. and Mrs. Macintosh,
hr. and Mrs Sheake, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nc
Naulty, Mr.. and Mrs. Stager, Mr.. and Mrs.
Naulty, Miss Beatty, Messrs. Malo, Perry and
Harry Beatty, Mr.. William McNaulty and
Others.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Edward B.
Riddle at his residence, Washington avenue,
Allegheny, last Thursday evening. Some fine
instrumental music was rendered by Mr.. John
-Bolte Refreshments were served, and dancing
was kept up until late hour Music was fur
nished by the Elite Orchestra. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Henricks,
Nj. and Mrs. William Josenhans Mr.. and Mrs
John Bolte Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Sala, Mrs.
John Hague, Mr. and Mrs. Q. c. Klages, Misses
Martha Dooney. Sally Reno, Wanda and Char
lotte MoroZowig, Laura L Josenhans, Ella
Callan, Sue and Angie Hafner, Rose Sheran,
Florence Chadwick, Anna Riddle, Rose Bender,
lola and Marietta Barker, Zaida Haffner, Ten
ME Mosek, Messrs Morris E Rhea, John
JOsenhans. Joseph Barker, Joseph II. Donahey,
James MCKINLEY. David 7. Robertson, Edward
Z. Barker, Martin L Rhea, 9. b kimes, Harry
S. L. Reno, G. H. Kriss. ID. NJ. Barker, r. r.
Thompson, Preston S. Kibler, John R Chad
wick, II. Haley, @. Holman, E c. Heinrichs,
and A. Markward.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Bliss of Sylvan ave-
nue. Oakland celebrated the twenty-seventh
anniversary of their marriage on last Tuesday.
The spacious rooms were tastefully decorated
with flowers and evergreens The dining room
was set with two tables laden with a bountiful
supply of delicacies. After supper the draw
ing room and parlors were taken possession of
by the young folks, who INDUCED in dancing
until A N, when the guests departed for their
homes. Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L Kellner, Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn,
Mr. and Mrs. Wattles, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Nc
Gsrdner- Mr.. and Mrs Sobpers- Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dinker, Mrs. johnson and Miss John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Cupps Misses Mary
Finn, Lille Eckert Ella Park, Julia and Anna
Gill, Lily Keidle, Matte Woods: Mr.. Al.
Fleming, Mr.. Edward McCaffrey, Mr.. Riddle,
Mr.. Craig, MIR. Greenawalt, Mr.. Louis Keidle,
M AInAiiIlar Smith and nth