Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-20

Social Events.
The first reception of the Joi de Vie Social
will be held at the home of Mr.. Moore, North
street, Lawrenceville, February g.
The ladies of the United PRESBYTERIAN Church
of Sewickley will give supper in the lecture
room of the church at $50 O'Clock Thursday
evening next, January "a.
Mr.. ]. A Miller entertained number of
friends Tuesday night, at his home on Califor-
MIA avenue. The young folks formed new
cOtillon club and Will give series Of balls this
season.
A musical and literary entertainment. for
the benefit of the Central W. c. 7. O., will be
given at the residence of Mrs. Alexander
Matchett, l59 Center avenue, tomorrow even
ing. with Profs. King and Bissell to conduct it.
The Misses Jennie and Maize Caven of Wy
lie avenue, delightfully."- entertained a merry
party of young folks Tuesday evening. Dane
ing, music and cards were followed by an ele-
giant luncheon. Among the guests were the
Misses Shafer, Godfrey. Fawcett, McCallin,
Martin, Marshall and Riley; Messrs. Robb
Brown, Wild and Charles McGufin. Rhodes,
Sterritt, Patton, Mccarthy and Jack King
A delightful party was that given at Brooks
last Tuesday evening under the auspices of the
Elsmere CotillOn. The lady patrons of the
evening were Miss Lizzie Henderson and Miss
Lizzie Turner, both well known Young society
ladies. Ninety couples enjoyed the hospitality
Of the ladies of the club, and the pretty sur
ment offered by their charming hostesses.
The home of Mr.. NJ. Oppenheimer. of ALE
gheny, was the scene of festivity on Tuesday
night last. 1t was a reception in honor of his
guest, Mr.. Joseph Krauskopf, OF Philadelphia.
The Y. NJ. H. A, of Allegheny, was present in
corpore, also Messrs. A. Israel, Josiah Cohen.
Rev. L. Naumburg, Miss Rosa Goldman and
many Others. Several tOasts were drunk and
a number of excellent little speeches we're
made. The company broke up at about II.
Miss Mary Thornburgh, of East Pearl street,
Allegheny, entertained number of her friends
on Friday evening. Among those present were:
Misses Belle House. of Brownsville, Pa; Lulu
NJ. Bryant, Maggie Hoffman, Lou Adams, Jessie
Ihornburgh, Ellen Ihornburgh and Lizzie
ThorhburCh. Messrs. H. H. Bryant, of Svra-
cuse, n. Y; Harry Gripp. Adam He'll. Robert
Buchannon Charles Wetzel, James b. Bryant,
Andrew Buchannon and Ralph Rhue.
What proved to be'a very successful surprise
party was one rendered Miss Lizzie Kircher at
her home, on Wylie avenue. Thursday evening
by her sister Lottie. Among those present were
Misses Emma and TiI!ie Schoeman, Emma and
Mamie Guedenean, Lizzie Sellin, Lizzie Brown,
Emma McCambredge, Miss Walk, Miss Will
helm; Messrs. kast, Leuz, Moore, Geilfus,
Rohm, Eaergon, Wilson, Miller and Bair.
Dancing TO the music of an excellent orchestra
was the principal feature of the evening.
A pleasant oyster supper was given by
Master Henry Wehrhli of l23 Edmund street,
celebrating his 18th birthday. Among those
present were the Misses Madge and Daisy
Hatham, Annie and May Wehrli, Annie
Quinn Clara Purcell, Clara Gfroefer, Ceie
Green, Sarina Kama, Mary Wehrhii, Molly
Reich, Maggie Wallsmith and the Masters
Frank Nogel. Peter Stinburger, Eddie and
Charlie Brooks. Eddie Gfroerer, Harry
Hathan', Fred Riech, Willie Smith, George and
David " Nilson and many others.
Last Tuesday evening was the scene of a
most brilliant reception given by 7. NJ Ram
sey, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace,
of No. Al Ross street. Among those present
we're D. Nicho j. Smit, ]. Milliken and wife
T. Gazzals. wife and mother W. L. Futer and
wife, ]. Piatt ard wife, Misses Breakiron.
Edgar, Florence Toner, Davis Wilson. Elliott,
Kennedy; Messrs. Ramsey, Wilson, Coombs,
Jones. Todd, Smith, Jeremy, Glass. Mcclure,
Suilkey, Thorbau, Allison, Haslett, Leech and
Breen.
The employees of the Westinghouse Machine
Company-the oldest of all the Westinghouse
enterprises-gave delightful reception at I'm.
perial Hall, Seventh avenue, Friday evening
last with the Royals TO furnish music for them.
II was an ably managed and happy affair
J: Mack, Assistant General Manager W. NJ.
Kane and the following managers: T. Barrie,
c. A. Rodgers c. Young, NJ. H. Reiley R. NJ
Carabine, c. TIlman, ]. !. Fish, G. Williams,
W. c. Thompson, W. E. Murray, ]. Murray,W.
H. Fogle, E, CofIey, W. ]. Mitchell.
The home OF Miss Florence Hiland, of Arch
street, Allegheny, was the scene of very sue
cessful surprise party on Thursday evening.
Dancing, cards and music were the order of the
evening. and at L o'clock lunch was served.
Among the many present were: Misses Madge
Henderson, Emma Wilson, Sadie McKain. Ada
PlankeIton, Nellie Beddow, Ida Owens, Anna
HARRISON, Anna Mckain, Miller, Ida Hiland
Messrs. Z. Stewart, :. w. and @. w. Connor
Frank Shook, Samuel Pollock, Arthur Beddow,
S. A. and w. H. Till, Barrett Mcdonald, S.
and W. HARRISON and many others.
Nothing could have been more ENJOYABLE
than the surprise party given by Miss Edith
Aiertz in honor of Miss Ida Willison, of Liberty
street Allegheny, Wednesday evening. Among
the many present were; Misses Sauer, Lang
Birch, Duff, Margret Cunningham, Ella Mertz,
Sullivan, Ella Mooney, Mary Stewart Sadie
Wall. Alice Anshutz, Laura Mooney; Messrs
Scott, Stewart, Kleber, Charles Sauer, Will
Lang, S. A. and W. H; Till, Joseph Hates,
Hippily, John Mofit, s. Mertz and Joe Isher-
wood.
Mr.. Thomas Morrison entertained a numbeeI
OF his friends on Thursday evening at his resi-
dence, No. 292 Thirty-ninth street, the occasion
being his birthday. The evening was very en-
1oyably spent in various amusements. Lunch
con was served at II o'clock. Among those |
present were: Misses Fannie Leech, Sarah |
Key, Sadie Burgess, Tillie and Minnie Portzel, !
Jennie Croft, Katie and Emma Morrison. Mr. /
and Mrs. Charles Kean, Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Morrison, Messrs. Edward, Charles and John |
Ray, William and Gideon Grimes. Thomas Kew, |
Alex. Croft, Charles Preller and John and |
William Morrison
A very pleasant and enjoyable affair was the |
euchre party given on last Wednesday evening |
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bunting at their resi- |
dence, Darragh street, Allegheny. Among the /
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duke, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Joseph Berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine |
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Crowl. Misses |
Mary and Annie Devine, Minnie and Dollie |
HOthan, Ada Filson, Mollie Havey, Sadie |
Jones, Lizzie Henry, Rosa Higgins, Mary Mar \
tin, Lu Short, Messrs W. J. Lightner, R. G. |
Hotham, w. q. Grupen, r. II. Cornman,
George Graf, {. S. Holmes, E b. Davis, S. |
Bovard and Mr. Schuman. Euchre was in
dulged in till midnight, when a fine lunch was
served, after which music and dancing were
enjoyed until nearly daybreak. The head
prizes were won by Mr.. Will Grupen and Miss
Minnie Hotham, the boobies" falling into the
hands of Mr. c. S. Holmes and Miss Lu Short.
A very pleasant musicale was rendered the
guests and their friends at the East End Hotel
Wednesday evening. The affair was under Mr..
Harry Siedle's supervision. Some choice
vocal and instrumental music was rendered by
Miss Moore. of Boston, Miss Jennie Abbot, the
Haydn Quartet and Others. Dancing was one
of rhe pleasant features of the evening, aud an