Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17

Mrs E. d. Riddle, of Arch street, Allegheny,
gave a o'clock dinner Thursday in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. French, of Denver, Col.
1.-THE Misses Wilmot were rendered a select
surprise party on Wednesday evening. Ger
merit furnished the music and an elegant repast
was served by Kuhn.
One of the most sociable euchre parties of the
season took place on Thursday evening at the
residence Of Mrs. Moran. No. 263 Robinson
street, Allegheny, st which quite number of
prominent young ladies and gentlemen of Pitts
burg and Allegheny were present
Mrs. Rigdon, popular music teacher of Al
legheny, and her pupils, assisted by Mrs. A.
Bonifroy, of Avalon, entertained the people of
Emsworth in highly satisfactory manner on
Friday evening. RecitatiOns vocal and lnstru-
mental music, with table2uS, formed the pro-
Eramme.
A very Jolly set of young ladies and gents as
Eembled at the residence of Miss May Kirk,
Tannehill street, on Monday evening. Dane
ing. singing and music were the features of the
evening The ladies and gents present we're:
Misses ConWell Treacey, Crowley Breen, Crow
ley; Messrs. Murphy, Thompson, Ranseu, Gil
more, Sullivan, Bremen, Henkle, Kearns.
Mrs. Wasson and her daughters Agatha and
Maude, entertained friends at their home in
Hazelwood, last Monday evening Excellent
music was rendered by Miss Belle McGinnis
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Mrs. McEeh sang in Italian. The solo by Mr.
Cole and the select readings by Miss Marie
Cody and Mr.. c. V. Gales were quite as pleas
ing, and the evening was enjoyed by all.
Apleasant surprise party was rendered Mr.
and Mrs. Isherwood at their home on Fineview
avenue last THURSDAY evening. Among those
present were the Misses Mollie Maxwell Alice
and Maggie Kelly, Mary ana Katie McGuigan,
Mary and Ellie MertZ, Mary and Katie Giles
pie. Nora Galley. Nj. and Kate Devine, Annie
Woods, Mamie Isberwood and Annie Reed;
Messrs. Jim Donegan, J. Brownlee, Jim Galley
Joe sherwood Abe Peters. John Galley, Al
Barnes. q. BurgoOn. Joe Allen Mr.. Seymour
D. MurtO. John MurtO and A. Payton. Dancing
was indulCed in until a late hour: after that re-
IreshmentS. An enjoyable evening was spent
by all
A pleasant surprise party was rendered Miss
Annie Murto, at her home on Grantham street
Allegheny last Monday evening" in honor of
her birthday. After numerous games the
young folks were served with refreshments
Those present we're Misses Ella Murray Nellie
Roney, Maggie Brady, Florence Mertz, Eugene
Boegel, Harmine BOegel, Nellie Ward, Mary
Barnes, Ida McGary, Agnes Reilly Annie Nc
Donald, Jennie Fisher the Masters John
Kelley Willie Ward, Willie ROthrum, Willie
Keo, James Reilly, Bert Gesler Russell Nc
Donald, Harry Hill and Edward Butler.
A very pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Miss Katie Durkin, of Steuben street, Thirty
Refreshments we're served, and the guests en-
joyed themselves by games and other amuse.
ments Among those present were the Misses
Cora Gall Mary McCabe, Rosa Deibold Nellie
and Maggie Esplin, Genevive keenan,, Katie
Johnston Lizzie Harrington, May Cavanaugh
Gertie Gall, Emma MCGEE, Nellie and Kate
Durkin, Master James McDermott, John RYAN.
John Murray, Daniel McCabe, John Keenan,,
Willie Walsh Tom Carney Daniel Cassidy
John MDOnagh, Albert Shade and J. R.
Foley.
very pleasant evening was spent on last
Wednesday. A surprise party was given Miss
Minnie Krebs, Of TWeuty-sixth street. near
Penn avenue. Prominent among those pres
ent were Misses Ida Urben, Mary Zenger,
Iidvina Urben, Mary Holler, Rosie Geinzer,
Josephine Wurzel, Mary Gillig, Annie Reilly
Maggie Rauh Maggie Ford, Regina Vol, Liz
zie Schafer, Minnie Ritter, Albertna Lingg
Sophia Leetz, Emma HotZelein, Lizzie Iieben-
rock, Tillie DeTemple, Tlnnie Krebs, Annie
Schwedro and the Aessrs. William Weyman,
:. Hotzelein, p. kophnger, J. KopfngeT. +.
PAT, J. Miller, c. Foster NJ. Smoker, j. Men
ner, J. Fiest F. Henneman, A. Aland, w.
Aland, P. Finklenburg, w. Denbacher, E.
Ritzer, q. Leideman and A. Weiss.
Miss Coral Caylor, of Franklin street. gave a
delightful party on Thursday evening in honor
of Miss Elizabeth Crawford, who leaves shortly
for California. The evening was spent in music
reading and dancing. Miss Jennie McKelvy
sang The Future Shines Still Brightly in a
very sweet and charming manner. Mr.. Albert
Christy rendered some very fine instrumental
mHslc. an excellent supper was served at mid
night Those present were; Misses Crawford
Madeline Cornad, Jennie McKelvy, Blanche
White, Annie Watkins Jennie Jones, Kittie
O'Brien, Flora ellison, Rena McCoullough;
Messrs. Emile Eyles, Charles Went, John Nc