Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-28
HOURS OF PLEASURE.

Social Gatherings Tint Usher In the Reign
of Jack Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Case celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary last Thursday even
ing in most charming manner at their resi-
deuce, CHARTERS township. Vocal and instru.
mental music were INDUCED in, after which an
elegant repast was served. They received
many handsome and useful presents Among
those that were present were the members Of
the family, Rev. H. c. Beacon and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. 7. p. Hershberger, Mr.. and Mrs l. p
BY, Mir. and Mrs. John II. Harris, Mr. Georpe
b johnson and daughter, Miss Clara Biven,
Nh. Joseph Girrard and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph 2. Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hem
dersOn and fami y, Mr.. John Crust Mrs w IT
Haselbarth, Miss Emma Fox, Mr.. John II.
Bryant, Mss May Bryant Mr.. Leonard Koch
MEW. II. Harris and daughter, Mr.. Otis Grav.
Mr. Arthur Case and family Mr. and Mrs
Charles Salisbury, Nj John Wood, Mr.. VIII
Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Powelson Mrs s
NcMlllin, Mrs. Case. Mrs. S Oldham. Mrs
John Wilson, Mrs. Charles Zimmerman Mrs.
J. = Gray, Mrs II. Jones, Mrs. Thomas Hart.
ley, Mrs. John Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Iseman
Dlr. and Mrs w. N. Hamilton Mrs Sobert Mrs
Martha McAillIn and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
John Mcfarland and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Grover and family, Mr. and Mrs William
ham, wife and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fordng, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MuMurray. Mr
and Mrs. John Dowrie Mr.. and Mrs William
Miller, Mrs. Blber, Miss Annie Biber ana Miss
Cora Walter,
family reunion, and one of the most pleas-
ant affairs Of its kind in the history of the
place was held at the Foster homestead at
Homewood, Beaver county, Pa September 25,
ut which there were Representatives present
from McKeesport, Allegheny Rochester
Beaver Fails, New Castle and other points
The reunion was held in honor of the recent re-
turn from Nebraska of Mr. and Mrs Samnel
Chapman and family TO welcome them back
again into the family circle, and give an oppor-
tunity to renew old friendships and form new
after separation of 20 years. Come early and
stay late was the ord T of the dav Mnsjc
sumptuOus fare, to which ample Justice was
done, and good cheer reigned supreme After
luncheon, while the elderly persons were in
doors exchanging "reminiscences of former
years, the perfect day lured the younger mem
bers of the company forth to the orchard and
spacious grounds surrounding Photogranher
Llgh, OF Beaver Fails, was on hand TO photo
graph the reunited and prepare souvenir for
future reference. With regrets at parting and
hopes for anoCher reunion, at which all present
ana those VINO were absent may meet again in
the not distant tuture, the Company dispersed
Miss Lilly a. ReddIck, one Of AIlegheuy,s
accomplished vocalists, gave select reading
and musicale at her residence on Lacock street.
Tuesday During the delightful evening that
was spent Miss Reddick sang in her sweetsst
manner, "If Thou Could'st But Love" and ex-
ecuted several popular and classical piano
solos. Miss Maggie McAIlister sang several
beautiful songs in her amIlble way. Miss
Lillian Miller played quite a number of din.
cult duets with Miss Reddck Mr. Harner
greatly amused the guests with his comic se.
lecriOns. Miss Mary Byron recited the s.Clurse
Scene from Leah, which capivased eyeryone
after which all entered the dinning room
where delicious supper awaited them nre.
pared by the hostess own dainty fingers when
the remainder of the evening was given to |
dancing. Among those present were Misses
Celia Byron, Maggie McAlllster Clara Brown |
Mary Byron, Estella Condly, Lille Miller Ella
Reddick, Mr.. and Mrs Galaheger Messrs Joe
Fisher, Frank Cowan, Joe Rooney John q! |
Fisher, Albert / Christy. Alex Harper, Red. |
dick and McGinnis.
The marriage of Miss Ella, daughter Of Mr.. |
Thomas Early, to Eugene A. McKeane took
place on Tuesday at P. NJ, at st. Johns R. C. 1
Church in the presence of relatives and in
innate friends. After the ceremony a recep-
tiou and supper were given at the residence of
the brides father, until IL P. M, when the |
bridal party left for their future home, 275
Locust street The presents we're many and
handsome. Miss Celia McCambridge acted as
pridemaid, and Mr.. T. g. Davis did the honors
for the groom. There were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jo-eph MeKeone, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Denene, Mr.