Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank qullett Messrs. Charles
Ramsey, Will McGuffin, Will Arrott Charles
McGufin, Kuhns. Wright Somerville and
Andrew Taggart.
Mr. Henry Landgraf, of Allegheny, was ten
dered complete surprise by his family and
friends last Tuesday evening. it being his 43d
birthday. He was the recipient Of many and
costly presents. among which was very valu-
able diamond stud, given to him by his wife.
The guests enjoyed themselves greatly. The
following persons were present: Mr.; and Mrs.
and Mrs. August Depp, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Depp Mr.. and Mrs. John Bauer, Mr. and Mrs.
John Eichenlaub, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seiden-
stricken Jr., Misses Mary Depp and Rose
Jacob and Messrs. Henry Landgraf, Jr.. Will
liam Landgraf, George Depp and Andrew
Depp.
The seventh annual reunion of the Scott
family was held at Economy, Pa. on Tuesday,
August 20. The number of descendants ex-
ceeds 200. many of whom were present.
A business meeting was held. and it was de-
cided to hold reunion next year, the time and
place not being appointed. A centennial is
also contemplated, the latter to take place in
two years. Those in attendance from this VI
cinity were Mrs. Rev. Alex. Calvert and FAM
lily, of Etna; Mrs. Mary Scott, Miss Margretta
Scott, Mr.. 1. w. Scott ana wife, Heron Hill;
Mrs. Jane Scott Mrs. F. Scott and family
Mrs. Mary s. Crawford Miss Elizabeth Craw-
ford, Allegheny; Mrs. James Christy, Misses
Eva and Margeret Bayne Messrs. George
Bayne, Charlie Bayne, of Superior, and a great
many others.
A very enjoyable party was held at the resi-
dence of Miss Jennie Loughricge, of Webster
avenue, on Thursday evening. Many of her
old school friends, graduates Of both the High
School and the Normal, spent the afternoon
very pleasantly with their amiable hostess.
Among those present were Misses Belle Weld
man, Eugenie Rayburn, Bess Askine, Alice
Rayburn, Margaret Clancy, Margaret Lowry,
Ella Harper, Nettie Lowry, Mamie Lough-
ridge, Edith Harper, Lizzie and Nan Brown.
After partaking of very enjoyable supper the
young ladies repaired to the parlors, where
they were soon Joined by the following ladies
and gentlemen: Mr.. Ed White, Miss Nc.
Cutcheon, Miss Kerr, Messrs. Harry and Will
Kerr, Len Lowry. John NJ. Rayburn. Warren
McClarren. Will Beatty, John b. LoefH er. R. c.
Brown, G; McHenry., Tom Craig. Lowry.
Dancing was engaged in until a late hour, when
refreshments were served.
A farewell reception was held at the resi-
dence of MIR. Robert Muirhead, of Buena Vista
street, in honor of Miss May Severns, who de-
parts for her home in the West on Monday.
Solos by Miss Millie Tutell and Mr.. John Davis
were rendered in a pleasing manner. Next in
order were violin solos by Messrs. John Davis
and Will Muirhead, followed by an organ solo
by Miss Lizzie Davis, which was rendered in a
delightful manner. A quartet composed of
Messrs. John DAVIS, Elmer Mccall, Charlie
Davis and Will Muirhead sang some comic
songs to the delight of the guests Refresh
ments were then served, followed by parlor
games and dancing, which were kept up until
a late hour. Among the many who were pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Muirhead, Mr..
and Mrs. John DAVIS, Mrs. Tutell, Miss May
Severns, of Mount Vernon. O., Miss Emma
Porter, Miss Millie Tutell. Miss Katie Porter,
Miss Lizzie Davis, and Messrs. Alfred Marks
Thomas Muirhead, Elmer Mccall, Charley
Davis James Love and Will Muirhead. After
singing farewell song the guests departed,
having spent delightful evening.