Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-01
SANS EPINEs.
Pleasures of the Season,

A AreceptIon was given at the residence of Mr.,
Shaffer, of Genfeld, Thursday evening. NAV
", and it was followed on Friday by picnic on
their grounds.
The Eolian recital at the residence of Mrs
s. Severance, Lincoln avenue, Allegheny, last
evening for the fresh-air fund was an artistic
as well as financial success. There was
weIl-arranged programme.
play entitled "a Comedy Of Errors will
be given next Friday evening at Mite. Ste.
Ursule, Oakland, by the young ladies OF that
convent 1t will be under the management of
Miss ;. Cody, the well-known elocutionist of
Allegheny.
A number Of the friends of Mrs. ]. z. More
head, nee Godfrey of Winebiddle avenue
East End, attended her charming sat home"
on last Wednesday afternoon from 4 to G
O'clock. Her next "at home" will be on Fri
day, June g. at the same hour.
Last Wednesday evening a small party Of
young folks called on Miss Mamie Shellaby, of
Sarah street, to spend the evening in social
intercourse. During the evening some good
vocal music was rendered by Miss Laura Lam
bert and MIR. Harry Armstrong, both of whom
are promising young singers,
On Flday the Allegheny Amusement Asso.
citation gave its first annual select picnic at the
new Ideal Grove on Perrysville avenue, about
two miles from City Hall, Allegheny on which
1t has erected large covered platform for
dancing. The grove is beautiful place and
the picnic proved source of pleasure to All.
The music was furnished by the ideal Orches-
ira.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Cofin, Jr., of 6s Western
avenue, Allegheny, gave q dinner Thursday
evening to the class of 'S3 of the Western Uni
versity, in honor Of its latest accession, Mrs. J.
ID. McCabe. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
J. d. McCabe, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Scovel Rev.
Charles Heron and ]. ]. McAfee, ESQ. Letters
of regret were received from the members of
the class who found 1t impossible to be present
A pleasant surprise was rendered to Mr. and
Mrs. GRANGE, of Taylor street, Bloomfield, on
Thursday evening, the 18th instant. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs II. GRANGE,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mussler, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Schwarts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brubach. MI. and
Mrs. V. Halter. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Schuman, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Griner, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. GRANGE, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Schueler, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. McColin. Mrs. e.
Schstcer, the Misses Laura Nickels. L Keefer,
l.. Tchman, Kate Fisher, and the Messrs. NJ
GrIner, w. T1chman and J. Griner.
A delightful party was given by Miss Bella
Fenchtwanger, at the residence of her parents,
162 Locust street. Allegheny, last Wednesday
evening. Among those present were the Misses
Alice Siamn, Blanche Lehman, Bella Katz
Hettie Joseph, Rosa Epstein, Sadie HolIander,
Sylvy Myers, Gert1e Goldstein. Gertie Levi,
Hattie Baer, and the Messrs Edward BIck-
hart, Harry Benedict, S. Forst Leon Adels-
heimer, NJ. Greenbaum, Alex. Spiro, NJ. Silver
Audu, II. oOlOuOn anu NJ SOocpuc, duu dlSO Tue
Rev. DR.. Mayer, of the Eighth Street Church.
and Mrs. Aron and Mrs. We'll, of Mckinney,
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A surprise party was held at the residence Of
Miss Florence Mccoy, Twenty-fourth street,
Southsde. on Thursday evening. There was
dancing and dainty lunch. Miss Mccoy made
her guests feel thoroughly at home, and a de-
hghtful evening was spent. Among those pres
ent were: Misses Nellie Good, Annie Bevan,
Minta Drake Emma Brooks JOsip and Sadia
Riley, Maggie and Matte Sands, Hattie Nc
Laughlin, Emma Orth, Dora Roupp, Katie
Ward, MazIe George, Julia Hogan, Miss Long,