Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09

A number OF prominent young men have in
management q reception to be given at Cyclic
rama Hall next Tuesday evening.
The thirteenth masquerade party Of the
Silvia Circle will be given at Masonic Hall, Al
legheny, next Wedne esday evening.
Mr.. W. P Johnston and Miss Emma Terry
were united in marriage on Thursday evening.
the 9th instant They left on the midnight
train for an extended trip West
The next german" to be given by the Pitts.
burg German Club iS to take place Tuesday,
18th inst AS usual, new figures have been
arranged and quite pleasant and interesting
time is in store.
An elopement last Thursday from the city re-
sulued in marriage at SteubenYile by Rev.
Edward d. Ledyard of Miss Katie NJ. Fuhs and
Mr.. Joseph K Young. The young couple have
returned TO the city.
Mr.. Charles A. Pitfeld rendered musical to
q number of his gentlemen friends Thursday
evening at his residence, lO7 Wylis avenue. AS
there was quite number Of musicians present
3 very enjoyable evening was spent
The young lady pupils Of Prof. J. g. Christy's
Dancing Academy are TO hold a reception
Thursday evening, February q. There is 70 be
q full orchestra for this occasion and the
dancing will continue from to ! o'clock.
A reception was held on Thursday evening
by Mr.. and .Ars. DAVID Mccarthy, of Parnassus
station, Westmoreland county, on the AIleghe-
ny Valley road, at which some l5O guests were
present. large humber of these met az the
Union station and went out in body.
A wedding in the Allegheny Lutheran Church
last Wednesday evening resulted in Miss Min.
ME Meyer, of Allegheny, becoming the bride of
Mr.. Charles Frlschner, of Mlllvale. After the
ceremony reception was gwen at the residence
Of the brides parents, on Jefferson street.
Last Sunday was the twenty-hfth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schultz of
the Eighth ward, Allegheny, and Monday
evening their many friends surprised them, and
with congratulations, dancing and a delicious
supper the evening was one Of rare pleasure.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. John Pressing. nee
Cehrs. the former of Allegheny and the latter
OF Chicago, passed through the city on their
wedding tour, en- route from Chicago to the
East The marriage ceremony was conducted
by the Rev. Bishop Bowman at Chicago on the
9th inst They viii reside at BelleView, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lauffer held a pro.
gressive euchre at their home, ,2OOl Carson street
on last Friday evening. very pleasant time
was had and an elegant luncheon was served.
The first prizes were won by Miss Emma Orth
and Mr.. John Robinson, and the 'boobies'' by
Miss Della Smith and Mr. Lon Lorch.
Miss Fie speer. Of Duquesne Heights. cele-
brated the anniversary Of her birth last Friday
evening. Music and cards were INDUCED in
Until y AApe uOuts AuSIe were present MlSSes
Benney, the Misses Mcfarland Speer. Fuller
and Kimberland. and Messrs. Kirk Buffum
Charles McGufhn, New Sprague, VIII Nc.
Gufin,. Oliver Srinson and Win Reid
Mr.. Peter Yeager, of Bloomfield, and Miss
Mary Loehner, Of Webster avenue. were mar
ried on last Wednesday morning in Trinity r
c. Church The trademarks were the Misses
Mary Roth and Annie Gallisath, and the
groomsmen Messrs F. n. SOhl and Charles
6eidenstrickef. The numerous Bloomfield and
LawreDceville friends Of the couples wish them
much happiness.
A very pleasant and social gathering took
place at the residence OF MIR. and Mrs Robert
Martin, u6 Ssndusky street, Allegheny CITY.
on Thursday evening last and through the
assistance Of Miss Ada and Paul Martin Quite
an enjoyable time was spent by all those pres
ent. Dancing and eucher playing were INDUCED
IN BY both old and young, after which all ad-
lourned TO the dining room 70 partake Of an
elegant supper.
Charles s. Capehart Of Washington, d. O..
and Ertie E Oliver, of Homestead, Pa. were
married at Washington, D. e., January 81, 1890
BY the Rev s. D. Green. The groom is the
eldest son of the gallant Colonel Charles E.
CapeharL who inquired 30 prominently in the
late Civil War and nephew of General Henry
Capehart, correspondent and contributor ~
w ar Articles" to the Century MIR and MIS-.
Capehart will reside at Homestead
On last Monday evening the ST, Augus,tue's
Brass Band, composed Of members Of the rt.
Augustine's Literary Society, of LawrenceviIle.
rendered Mr.. Frank Kslchthaler a serenade AZ
bis residence, Thirty-ninth street in honor Of
his btrthday, and iolher crowd Is seldom seen