Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-27

everything must be distinctly individual.
Social Events.
The Elite Circle, of the West End, rendered
to their friends reception on last Wednesday
evening at the Wes, End Rink, which proved
TO be very enjoyable affair
William NJ. Venter, of Fifth avenue, cele-
brated his thirty-seeond birthday Friday even
ing. A large crowd of relatives and friends
were present and wished him many congratula-
tions.
The Twenty-ffth Ward Debating Society met
and held another successful meeting. 1t was
largely attended and an interesting programme
was carried out. The subject debated on was
(which is Most Useful, Glass or 1ron?"
A very pleasant entertainment was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stoebener. Jr., of Megran
avenue, Oakland, Friday evening. Miss Mag
gle Dickson, of the RalsUon school. ard Miss
McCabe, of the normal class, were among the
guests.
A reception will be given by the q. r. of
x. Of P, in conjunction with the Ladies' Court
L o. o. C., under the jurisdiction of s. l. ..
A. S. A E. A. and A, at Incline Hall. Tuesday
evening, October %. The Knights will appear
in full dress, and Ladies' Court and Egyptian
Lodge No. will appear in full regalia
The pupils of Christy's Academy of Dancing
and Department will conduct their first recep-
tion for the present season on the evening of
November 81 Invitations have been issued to
q large number Of former pupils and their i'm
mediate friends. After the completion of the
grand march the introduction Of the new
dance. THE Russia" " will be effected bY Prof
Christy.
A very pleasant musical was held at the
residence of Mr.. William McConbie, of su-
perior avenue, Allegheny, last Wednesday
evening. A large number of guests were
present, and the programme was very fine.
MI. Dave Morgan, of Chicago, Sang several
solos IN charming manner, and Miss Maude
Friedrich rendered some fine music on the
guitar and mandolin.
The Lafayette Club will hold select recep-
tion at New Turner Hall, Wednesday evening,
December 4. The following are the members
of the Committee Arrangements: William
Wiseman, 7. J. Donahoe. Thomas Simpson
Frank Mccarthy. Samuel Marks. Al. Patter-
son and Charles McSwigan The Original
Royals will furnish the music and banquet
will be served. The opening of the clubs new
rooms on Fifth avenue, Thursday evening last
was grand success.
A surprise party was rendered to Miss Annie
sheehan on Friday. the 18th l. st. it being the
eleventh anniversary of her birthday. at the
residence of her parents, No. 46 Washington
street. The following ladies we're present.
Katie Hart, Annie Robinson, Teresa Gillen,
Katie Gillen, Katie McKTdy Mollie O'Brien
Bessie keete, Alice McKirdy, Nora Shea,
messy, Agnes Hayden. Mary Mahoney, Katie
Sheehan, Julia Sheehan, Masters Frank Ken
nedy, Charles ]. Sheehan, Daniel Keefe
Timmy Lawton, Daniel Mahoney, John Callen'
Miss Katie Benzer. of Chestnut street Alle-
gheny, gave delightful party to her friends on
Thursday evening last. The Berger Quadrille
Band furnished the music, and dancing was
kept up until late houI. An elegant luncheon
was served at midnight. Among the MANY
laQloe
Emma Nunderllch, Alice Deere, MaCgi Egan
Clara Rieseck Tillie Waechter, Nellie Siegrist
Annie Benzer, Lou and Annie Richter, Lucy
fohl and Sadie Draen, and Messrs Chas Lacy
VIM. Robinson, Ed. Layton. Frank Benzpr +
Mountain, P. J. Reagan, ]. NJ. Deere. Ed.
Brooks, John Deere and ]. S. Brooks
delightful surprise was given Mr. Hugh
Stouppe, by his family, at his residence 56S
Wylie avenue, on last Tuesday evening. in
honor Of his birthday Music, dancing, eucher
and refreshments were the order of the even
ing. Among those present were: Misses Bella
Dukes, Maggie Young, Lily and Jennie Car
penter, Annie Berger, Mamie Handren, Annie
Blemming Bertha Wandless, Jennie Stouppe,
Hattie StOuppe, Trixy Cutler, Mrs. West. Min
ME Stouppe, Mary MeCully: Messrs. Homer
Jehreys. Charles Williams John Young Ed
Foyt, Samuel Stouppe, Harry Lamb, Will
Perry, Grant Waughter, Ulysses Grounds
Clarence Lloyd, Joe McCully, Mr.. Riley and
Robert Stouppe.
On Monday evening surprise party was held
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Loefert, of Villa street, Allegheny, in honor of
their son Henry. The party assembled at the
residence Of Mrs. Louis Kirch, of High street
and then proceeded to Villa street, where ali
enjoyed themselves in music and dancing
Those present were Chas Snyder Stanley
TOlley, Lizzie and Mary Trump, Lewela Kes
ter, Adam Dietz, Ida LEM, Emma Gietsel,
Andrew Ienz, Mrs. Louis Klrch, Kate Baker
l. z. Saul, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruckelsbausen
John Gries,r, Chas. Ruckelshausen, Mr. and
Mrs. G. ]. GNydell Minnie and Maggie Schlotz
Henry Kerber, Vim. Winkhaus George Ed.
ward and Anna Kirch. John. Albert and Emma
Loefert, Emma Leftier, Sadie, Cora and Emma
Lenz and Archibald e. Gaydell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Grundy, of l72 Juniata
street, Allegheny celebrated the tenth ami
versary of their marriage on last Tuesday even-
ing, and were the recipients of many handsome
and useful presents. After supper the guests
enjoyed themselves by dancing and other
means Of amusement until the wee sman
hours, when they deDarted for their homes.
Among those present were Nr. and Mrs
Thomas Grundy. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jarvis
of West Bridgewater; Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. ri
semer, of Braddock; Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan. Mrs Caro-.
line Evans, Miss Becky Brown. Miss Ella
Grundy, Miss Annie Young, Miss Kate Com
ners, Mr.. Jas l. Grundy Mrs Charles p
Grundy, Mr.. Thomas Grundy, Jr., Mr. Will
Grundy, Mr.. Steve Nesbit, Mr.. Venter and Mr.
Will Adams.
Miss Susie McMorris gave q very ENJOYABLE
reception Thursday evening at her residence.
Tustin street Refreshments were served and
dancing was kept up until late hour. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. McMorris Mr.
and Mrs ]. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. F. Whalen.
Mrs. NJ. McMorriS, Miss e. Fitzharrs, Mamie
and Nellie Harrison, Kittie and Nellie Walsh.
B. Walz, L Wilhelm, NJ. ]. and Rosette Policy
A Walsh. S. Bremen. NJ. Fitzgerald, NJ Beck.
ert, K Dougherty, /. Moore Cecilia and Mat
tie McCambridge, NJ. Jordan. E. Early, Mr..
and Mrs ]. Dixon, Messrs. Frank, Will, Mart
and doe Cowley, Will Epping, Harry Frank A,
Rofrick, S. Brown, s. Baier, II. Miller, H, Nc
Cung, E. Uhlman, J. Walsh, J. Loffe, 3. Nc
Keune, F. McCambridge, Will Kroeger r
Lewis, ]. Fitzgibbon. J. Mcswiggen, ]. Farrel.
The Mckee mansion on Stanton avenue was
a scene Of gay festivity on last Thursday even
ing. The beautiful grounds surrounding it
were illuminated by numberless incandescent
lamps, making it as light as day. Lawn tennis
was INDUCED in early in the evening, followed
by dancing to the music of the Royal Italians
Among those present were: Miss J. Piffer
Miss M. Hobtins, Miss A. Mellon, Miss NJ
H.fio- rFfs~ II 0fCannaIl Miss Eharlr-