Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-14
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SOc1nl Events.
The Laotto Club will give their first full dress
party at Northside Turner Hall, East street.
Allegheny, on Wednesday evening.
The Twenty-Hfth Ward Debating Club met at
Miss Brooks on Wednesday evening" and had
a most interesting discussion. The meeting
was largely attended.
Master Eddie McGovern, of Brady street.
Allegheny, gave birthday party to many of
his little friends Wednesday. Many presents
were received from the guests.
A surprise party was given at the house of
Mr. Alex. Bradley, in CHARTERS township. one
evening during the past week. A very pleas
ant time was spent by those in attendance.
The Elkhart Cotillon Club gave their first
full dress reception at Brooks on Wednesday.
The club is composed of Messrs. h. 7. Ewing,
F. W. Kimberland, ]. B. Montgomery, w. F.
Kreps, E. q. Fitzgerald, Q. h. Dixon ano w.
h. Cooke.
At the house of Mrs. Early on Harrison
street. a large audience assembled Oh Thurs
tainment of the merry Lights" The pro-
gramme was pleasing one and rendered in a
manner that gave universal satisfaction.
The Carroll Club of the East End is now
nicely located in the Dennison block on Penn
avenue near the railroad bridge and at home
to friends. This club is to give its first annual
entertainment and reception on Easter Mon
day night and it promises to be great success
Miss Lotta E. Heideger, of Mt. Lackie, Woods
Run, entertained few of her friends Thursday
evening. Among the guests present were:
Misses e. Richards, A Webb, c. Miller, L.
Cunninham and Jennie Hays. The gentlemen
present were: Prof. Montrose Needs, Prof.
Heller, Mr. P. Shous, Wilerd Weeb, John
Miller, MIR. Sigfrid Finbourgh, II. France. A
very enjoyable time was spent and some fine
music was rendered.
One of the pleasant receptions of the week
was that on Tuesday evening, given by the
Alpha Tau Omega Circle. Brooks Academy
was very comfortably filed, and Dancing to the
music of the ''Original Royals was indulged in
by the following company: Misses Mary Fitz-
patrick, Minnie Flannery. Mamie and Sadie
Duffy, Mollie Martin, Sadie Pickering, Misses
Hollan, Friel and McKenna; Messrs. Brickley,
Barry. Lang, Cannon, Neelan, Flannery
Mitchell, Know, Bernards and others.
A surprise party was given Master John
Richards at his home on Greenwood aven ue
West End, Thursday. Among the guests were:
| Millie Mathews, Sadie Haughton, Ncva Hersh-
berger, Bessie Weaver, Nina and Annie Cobln,
Bella Mccartney, Louisa Edwards, Maud Tur-
! ner, Stella Wallace, Nettie and Sadie Fording
| Gerty and Maize Richards, Frank Graham,
| Willie Shook, George Goblin, Eddie Beck,
Eddie Fording, Dick Gildersleeye, Tommie
Richards, Harry Bryant. Alfe McGaw, Joe
! Richards, Harry Case, Samuel Mathews and
| John Richards.
One of the pleasant events of the week was
surprise party given on Wednesday evening in.
honor of Miss Lulu Dilworth, Of Pennsylvania
avenue, Allegheny. Those present were
Misses Anna and Mary Boss of Allegheny
| avenue; Leeanious Parsons and Icy Dilworth,
| of Franklin street; Martha and Mary Brooks
! Lizzie Kennedy Carrie Ward, Laura Birdie
| and Beckie Adler and Laura Robertson, of
| Pennsylvania avenue; BIRDIE Martin, of San
Mrs. R. S. Dilworth, Prof. Robert Martin, Miss
Moore, Mrs. Minnie Philips and Mr.. Robert
Martin, Jr.
On last Thursday evening the Turtle Creek
Reformed Presbyterian Church gave vocal
| and literary entertainment for the benefit of
| the church. A good-sized audience was
| in attendance, notwithstanding the inclement
weather and were treated to a very interesting
programme The Schmertz Quartet, from the
| East End gave some choice instrumental Sc
lectionS; Revs. John h. and E. n. Prugh, of
Pittsburg, rendered vocal duet, David and
| Goliath, and others from Turtle Creek and
| Pittsburg took part. A very well-given select
reading was rendered by Miss Alice McCul-
| Tough, also of Pittsburg. Miss Mccullough is
quite young, but exhibits sstrong talent Alto
gether, the affair was a success.
A. birthday party was given by Miss Mamie
| Calvin at the residence of her father, Mr.. Jas.
| A. Calvin, on Thirty-ninth street, last Wednes-
| day night. 1t was the tenth anniversary of her
| birth, and large number of children were
present in response to invitations. the usual
| parlor games, interspersed with vocal and in.
strumental music, made the hours tit away
! only too fast, and all the little ones were in a
happy and CHEEKY frame of mind TO do justice
| to the repast. The following is a list of tn G
children present: Masters Alex Bushheld.
Thos. Packers Emil Saeltzer, John Calvin. and
Misses Mabel Scott, Bertha Jacobus, Katie
Bossler, Mamie Kelley, Ada Ackerman. Nettie
Wise, Ida Coates and Hannah Waters.
A surprise party was given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. James. Charles street. ALE
gheny Thursday evening, in honor of theiI
daughter Annie The evening was spent very
pleasantly by those present. The music was
fine. Dancing and card playing were the order
of the evening. Among those present were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brier, Mr.. and Mrs. McLain
Misses Bessie Hawthorn, Park, Romalay, Sadie
| Paterson, Maggie Burgman, Laura Mooney
| Eaggie Steinmiller, Mable McLain, Cora
James, Bell Protzman, Lizzie Ellis. Mary Nc
| Masters, Maize hartman, Q. KInner. Messrs
]. Z. Porter, w. Walker, John Ellis, Charles
q. Richardson, R. Sweppy. Harry Pratt, w
! Colman, w. Burriaughs, Steve Porter, Tom
Pratt II. James.
Miss Sadie ]. Appleton, OF Lenark street
| West End, Pittsburg. was rendered birthday
reception on Friday evening, chaperoned b.
her friends, Miss Cora Haughton and Miss Ids
Powelson, at the residence Of her mother
Among the many present were: Misses Millie
Bryant, West Virginia: Helen Neace, of st
Paul; Edith Jack, Laura and Ida Poweson
Eta Harper, Maggie Lewis, Maggie Mitchell
Lizzie Gleickgler, Cora Haughton, Laurs