Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18
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ward dancing INDUCED In until the unwelcome
| hour for departure stole on. Those present
were Mrs Patterson. MISSES MuarsNs Stewart Meoal,
and Mclean, and Messrs, Askin Van Tyne,
Gilmore, Skees. McCutcheon, Shore Durbin,
Stevenson and Bair.
very pleasant party was given Mrs Will
lam Prescott, of Isabella street, Allegheny, in
honor of her birthday by her daughter, Miss
Birdie Prescott, last week. Among those who
participated IN the enjoyment OF the evening
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil.
son and daughter Moliie, Mr.. and Mrs Danyer.
Mrs. L. Connor, Mrs. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs Boyle,
Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Stanley Tolley, Mr.. Charles
Tolley, Misses Lettle and Maria Graham
Misses Tillie and Birdie Swab, Miss Julie
O'Brien, Miss Gertrude Keane, Eiss Maria
Louis and Mr.. Peter Stark.
A delightful euchre party was given last
Tuesday evening to the Boggs Avenue Euchre
Club by Mr.. and Mrs. Lafferty and Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley at the residence Of the latter on Boggs
avenue. The meeting, which was the final one
for the season, was doubly interesting by rea-
son OF the presence of Mr.. 8. L Boggs and Mr..
Frank Stanley, who had returned only that day
from q three months trip through Mexico,
and the Pacific slope. The fortunate players
and their rewards were: Mrs. c. O'Brien, q
broEze vase; Mrs. Captain Robinson, q fancy
,Stinston, a silver-headed cane; Mr.. Harry
Nicely, a volume of Hoyle, and Mr. J. 81. Lyle,
a pair of sterling silver cuff buttons.
Mrs ]. A. Butler and daughter Lulu en-.
tertained quite pleasant party of friends at
their cosy home on Lima street, East End
Tuesday evening The company was composed
largely Of members OF the Bunker Hill Coun.
Gil. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. During the evening Miss
Lulu, who has been adopted daughter Of said
Council was presented with q magnificent
badge, the emblem of the order suspended
from bar, bearing the following: Lulu A. But
Ter, daughter of Bunker Hill Council, No 209
ter W repreSentaon @ % Of the American 'Is DAG Se Il
forms very beautiful design. Although COM
pletely taken by surprise, the young LADY re-
sponded in very graceful manner. Among
the many who were there were Messrs. Kemp,
Goodwin, Shannon, Taylor, Roberts, Mrs.
Nobbs, Mr.. Sterling and wife, Mr.. Ballantyne
and wife, Mrs. Jones and daughter, Mr.. Traut-
man, Mrs. ]. V. Murdoch, Mr.. Gelston and
wife, Miss Lightly. the Misses Ollie and Maggie
Morrison.
The Maple Leaf High Tea Social Club. the
representative colored society organization Of
this city, was entertained by high tea ut the
residence Of Mrs Emma Robinson. No. 9 Glib
bon street, Thursday evening" 1t was full
dress affair end the event was one OF the most
successful gwen this season. The music was
furnished by VIM. Johnston. pianist, and MIR.
Workman, violinist. At IL o'clock the hostess
led the way TO tho dining room. where an ele-
eanb spread, unuer the direction OF tne we'll
known caterer, Mr. VIM. Reymer, awaited hor
guests. The bill OF fare comprised everything
IN the way OF delicacies, and nothing was lack
ing to make 1t q frst-class repasL The club
was organized December l. and the officers
elected are as follows: President, q. II. Clark;
Secretary, Miss Annie Pattersonj Assistant
Secretary, Miss Mary Dickson. The members
are W. i. jackson, J. w. Sands, W. II. John
ston, Cyrus Johnston, VIM. Fletcher, Mason
Jackson, VIM. Venev, Misses Carrie Sutton,
Rebccca Robinson, Ida Lewis. Dickson, Wash.
ington, Talbot, Price and Mrs. Robinson.