Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-23

Harry Shallenberger, Harry Dershiner and
Albert Sweadner, of Braddock.
Mr.. Charles Dice and his charming wife gave
wheel" social at their coy home on Wednes.
day evening last The guests of the occasion
were treated to a surprise in the manner in
which they were received. Delicacies OF the
season were to be found in every corner Of the
home, and the appetite that was not appeased
was one of the things impossible. Among the
guests were noticed Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Steinbreuner. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Smith, Mr.: and
Mrs. George Otto, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rust,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A Nelson, Mrs. George
Robinson Miss Busler, Miss E. Gass, Miss b.
Haudenscbield, Miss l. Eisenhauer, Mr.. #.
Haughton. Mr., John Seaber. Mr.. F. Feller and
others. After luncheon dancing, card playing
and an electrical machine were the eamusements
INDUCED.
A reception was given by Miss Cecilia Ra-
hilly on Monday evening at her residence on
Stevenson street in honor of the marriage Of
her sister Maggie and T. ]. Mcdonnell. To
those who were present it will be an event long
TO be remembered as one of the pleasant sta
tions in their voyage of life. What, with music
dancing, singing etc. time rolled so swiftly by
that the approach of daylight alone called
halt to the festivities. Among those present.
Paul Braun, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Braun, Mrs
E. Darddis Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. +. Doyle, misses
Coleman. Braun, Young, Best, Irwin: Riley.
Collins, Mcdonnell, Rankin and Doyle. and
and w. Braun.
Miss Gertrude Jolly, the handsome and ac-
complished daughter OF John K Jolly, Esq,
gave a dancing party last Friday evening at the
residence of her father, in CoraOpolis, IN honor
Of her debut into society. The fair debutante
was assisted in receiving by Miss Nina Timms.
Quite number of young ladies and gentlemen
were present from this city, Beaver Falls,
CHARTERS and Phillipsburg. An elegant lunch
was served at midnight under the supervision
of Mrs. Emma Jolly, the debutante's mother.
Music was furnished by the CHARTERS orchestra.
Many were the fervent wishes expressed for
the happiness of the fair hostess, and that her
pathway through life might be strewn with
roses. The genial and warm-hearted father
was absent, having been called South on Tues
day by business.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered Mr..
Robert g. West of Bedford avenue, on
Wednesday evening" the IL inst, in honor Of
the celebration of his 2lst birthday, by his
many friends, among whom were Misses Carrie
Terrant, Lena Hughes and Melzie McCambley.
Music, dancing, refreshments and speech
making were in order, and were enjoyed by all
present until 2 A. M In presentation speech
one Of the gentlemen present convulsed the
house by advising ''all the politicians present,
and all present who intended TO become poliEi-
cians." to go to the ladies who planned the sur
prise when they needed pointers. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. E. b West, Mr.. and
IuES a. l. Deity, anu N1Tbs w d. SOANiAOt
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Terrant. MI. and Mrs. J. c.
McCabe Misses Maggie Mcclure, Lillian For
enger, Lena Hughes, Ida Mcclure, Lizzie
Rainey, Lizzie Mcclure, Mamie Bishop. Nellie
Byrnes Annie McCabe, Melzie McCambley,
Carrie Terrant and Messrs. George A Fulton,
w. J. Dalzell. Frank Bonzer, 7. II. Ramsey,
George n. Glass, w. ]. Mcclure and w. W.
Crawford. After congratulating Mr.. West on
his reaching mis- majority, his friends left him.
One of the most charming musicales Of the
season was given by Mr.. Curtiss w. Buffum, of
North Highland avenue, East End, last Mon
day evening. The rooms were made bright and
attractive with floral decorations and tropical
pl ants. The following excellent programme
was enjoyed by those present: Opening Solo,
"HuzEah," Haydn Quartet Mandolin Trio,
Mr.. G. W. Fleming and Misses E. Maloney and
NJ. Dabbs; Soprano Solo. Response" Miss
Sarah Vogel; Piano Solo, Bridal Procession"
Miss Mary Maloney; Violin Solo, "Scene de
Ballet" Mr.. c, W. Flemingi Baritone Solo,
"Speed On" Mr. Charles 8. Hubbard; Either
Duet Highland March, Messrs. Butum and
Henne; soprano Solo, Nightingale Trin,"
Violin 'William Tell" Messrs. Fleming and
Ecker; Duet, Burial at Sea-" Messrs, Bearl
and McCausland; Soprano Solo, Il Love Tnee,"
Miss Ida Brinker: Either Solo, sorrows For
gotten" Mr.. R. ]. Henne; Finale, THE Flow
rets close at Eve" Haydn Quartet; n. P.
Ecker, Accompanist. Others present were
Misses Gertie Briggs, Ida Beam, Carrie Keyser,
Aline Phillips, Mrs. Ecker, Mrs. Siedle,
Messrs. Fred IRWIN, Stuart Patterson, Charles
s. Howell, Thomas Maloney, E. II. Bufum
and William @. Maioney.