Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-15
Social Gossip.

A VERY enjoyable entertainment was
listened to in the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association of the railroad depart
ment on Twenty-eighth street last evening The
performers were pupils Of the Curry Uni
versity. Musical director, Mr.. Simeon BisselL
The vocal and instrumental numbers and the
various readings were of such nature as to
reflect great credit upon the performers.
INNUMERABLE Christmas presents were near
state of completion at o'clock yesterday
afternoon when the guests Of Mrs. F. K
Kohler, Lake street. took their departure. A.
bewildering maze of dainty materials at
o'clock was by deft fingers transformed into
various pretty creations by o'clock. A lovely
little tea was served, and the fancy work party
voted very pleasant affair.
THE sixth anniversary of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Department will be celebrated next
Sunday. A programme comprising many in
teresting features has been prepared for the
occasion. Their rooms, on Twenty-eighth
street, is the place designa ted. and $50 o'clock
the hour.
TO-DAY is the twenty.frst birthday of Mr..
Frank G.. Bailey, of Third avenue, Homestead.
His parents in honor of the occasion have IN
vited number of his friends to dance the
hours away from P. M. to "a. NJ. Special
trains will be run to accommodate guests on
the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad.
THE Young Peoples Association of the East
Liberty Presbyterian Church will give social
and entertainment on Friday evening, Novem-
ber Is. The exercises will consist Of recitations
by Mrs. Coster, and vocal and instrumental
music by Mrs. Coster, Profs. Bearl, Mayer and
Gittings
THE Bloomfield Public Library Association
have completed arrangements for an evening
entertainment 1t will be given next Tuesday
in the rooms Of the public library. Music, both
vocal and instrumental, and an address by Rev,
c. M. Miller will insure a pleasant evening.
A BAZAAR and soap-bubble party will be in
progress at St Peters Episcopal Church to-
day between the hours of and 10. The pro-
ceeds will be used by the Ministering Chill
dren,s League of that church in providing for
a wee baby in Chinaland.
A AMUsIcAL and literary entertainment will
he given at the new Grand Army Hail. on
Fourth avenue, next Tuesday evening. The
Monongahela Conclave No. 13s, /. o. u, will
have charge of the affair.
EAST END society will turn out en- masse
this afternoon at the reception given by Mrs
DIV. c. Bidwell and daughter, Mrs. Harvey
L. Childs, at the Bidwell residence, on Els
worth avenue.
THE members of the Forty-third Street Pres
byterian Church will formally receive their
pastor, Rev. II. H. Stiles, and bride, formerly
Miss Renshaw, on the I'D Of this month.
THE Lafayette will entertain their friends
Wednesday evening, December 4, at Turner
Hall, Forbes street. Gernert Brothers W i'll fur
nish inspiring music from till 2
Mr.. AND MRS. DAVID BOYD, nee Miss
Fahnestock, have issued 'at home" cards for
Thursdays in November at their pretty home
on Boulevard place.
THE wedding of Mr.. A. Mutzig and Miss
Maggie Trescher occurred at the residence of
Mrs. +. Marsch, on First avenue, last even
ing.
THE Unitarian Church, of this city, will hold
a social meeting to-day at the residence of
Miss Serple, SewickleY.