Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-29
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The Bon Ann Social of Allegheny will give
its FIRST series of receptions at Cyclorama Hall
on "Wednesday evening, October 2 The MEM
ber1 are Charles Mcconnell, Harry Kincaid
Arthur Hail, Samuel Boyd, Alex KIncaid
Frank Cahill and Charles Green.
The musical recital of the Oath inst in the
Opera House, Washington. Pa, under the
auspices of Miss Malsdy was artisticaIly and
financially great success. The programme
for the occasion was difficult and varied, but
the artists more than fulfilled it's require
ments-
A most pleasant reception was held last Mon
day evening at Chri>ty's Dancing Academy.
About 400 people took advantage OF the kind
invitation, and passed the evening enjoying the
music and dances. The Mozart Orchestra en-
aaresd to l3 pieces, rendered the music for the
occasion,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MCLAUGHLIN were agreea.
bly, surprised by party of friends at their
residence on Maple avenue Allentown. last
Wednesday evening. Among the merry
makers we're Misses Lizzie Ocbe Mollie Keefe,
Kate Flinn Maggie Kelley, Lizzie Winters
MI McCaulley and wife, Mr.. Williams and
wife, Mr. J, Finn, Mr.. VIM. Kearney. Mr.. H
Iangstah. Mr.. J. Oche and others. Dancing
was the principal amusement of the evening
Mr.. Cass W. Jones. of Warner street, AIle-
gheny, was the recipient of pleasant surprise
on last Thursday evening ia honor of his birth.
day. Mrs Jones was instrumental in getting
up the party and the way all enioved them.
selves more than repaid her for her trouble
Among those present were Nj. and Mrs. W.
Croft, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jenkins Mr.. and Mrs
y. L, Evans, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. Grifitbs Miss Liz
zie Harris and Others
A party Of young folks visited the home of
- Mr. Will Znn, in Ellsworth, last Thursday
evening, and had an elegant time. They were
Misses Viola Browne, Cora NJ Armstrong
Mamie Shellaby, Matte Lent Jennie Lester
Carrie Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Borgia (nee
Browne, Messrs Gibbs. Lester, William Znn
Harry Armstrong, Will kegley, Charlie Zinn
Charlie Ellison and Mr.. John Peoples The
young folks returned to the city on the 2:3O A.
II. express.
The Twenty-ffth Ward Debating Society
met at the residence of Miss Eulala Hapenny
and elected the following officers for the next
quarter: Mr. Robert j. McCrea, President:
Mr.. John r. speelman. Vice President: Miss
Estella Brooks, Treasurer; Mr.. John K Henry
eecretary; Mr.. George ]. Henry Assistant
swearer, Mr.. Evan NJ. Roberts. Programme
Committee. The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Chester H. Early
The home of Miss Stella Werner, of Penn
avenue, was brilliantly illuminated in honor of
her friends on last Friday evening The young
ladies we're Sttired in light evening dresses and
AL presented q beautiful appearance as they
participated In the pleasures. After euchre
and dancing luncheon was served Among
those present were Misses Ruth Reuch, Mar.
We'll. Clarl Well Annie Werner Messrs
Thompson, Tinker, Steward, Crozler, McEl-
hAney.
The drum corps connected with the Bedford
School surprised Miss Annie Oschman. of the
same school, on Monday evening, the occasion
being that Young ladys 18th birthday After
the rendition of number of selections and a
lew games, they were in turn surprised with
very tempting supper The party was
chaperoned by Miss Lou Hettiuger Anon,
stone, Thompson, Williams and McGill, and
the Masters Hapgood- Richards, Weisberg.
Ackibben, Davis, Jones and Smith.
A delightful surprise was given Miss Lizzie
X. Mess, of Arch street. Allegheny on Thurs
day evening. by few of her friends MUSIC.
dancing and refreshments were the order of
the evening. The company departed at IL
o'clock, regretting that time would not stay his
hand. Among those present were Misses
Minnie Griffith, Emma Harper. Emma Boyd,
Ada Reno, Alttle Weeden and Mary MrKelyy:
Messrs. Gilbert Wiese. Rob Wiese Edward
siebert Clarence Siebert John McGradv Will
Boyd, T. A. Johnston, Robert Dalzen John
Swolkey, Charles Palmer and Lee MendenhaI
most enjoyable evening was the general
verdict Of the friends and relatives who gath
cred last Tuesday evening to celebrate the
twentieth anniversary Of the birthday of Miss
Jeanette Albright at her home on Spring Gar
den avenue, Allegheny. Among those present
were: Misses May Boehring. Leona Albright
Annie EinlIus hOlll6 Mayors, ANNE OeSte-
Gertie Sickel, Anna Lady, Mary Klein, lydia
Albright. Margaret Scherer, and Messrs WILL
lam Harcum, George Bepler, Fred Stuver. Ed
ward Albright. Nick Vidt Nick Jordan. George
Klein, Alfred Quinn, Charles SuIth and Will.
lam Dietrich, OF East Liverpool.
A pleasant surprise party was given last
Monday evening to Miss Edna Kiefer at her
home, on Ohio street. Allegheny. All kinds of
games were INDUCED in, after which dancing
was the order of the evening. Later on re-
freshments we're served. Among those pres
ent were: Misses Birdie Strauh, Stella Barker
Jean Eggers, Rose Kiefer, Bird HummeI
Laura Wall, Bessie Grim. Dora Buehl. Emma
aummel, Mamie Letzkus, Nellie Kiefer
Mess Lou Straub Ii. w. Powell. Joe Grim,
I'd Letzkus. Jim Ammond, Harry Dunmire
Henry Aummel. Howard Eggprs Sam Paisley.
I'd Buell. Lew Swift A. Hummel and Roy
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The numerous friends and relations Of Mrs.
E Bartholomew, of Sedgwick street, Ale
Rheuy, gathered at the family residence last
Monday evening to celebrate her fftieth birth.
DAY. Among those present we're; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. N. Tate, Mr.. and Mrs. William Tate, Mr.
and Mrs. Griffith Clark, Mr.. and Mrs John ID.
CrOa, Mira Lydia Tate and children. of Altoo-
ma; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford r. Wilson, Mrs
schellman and Mrs. Llzzie Crea, Misses Cora