Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-23
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Events of Pleasure.
Mrs. Josie Pender entertained a select party
of lady friends on Tuesday evening.
One of the pleasant events of the season at
Sharpsburg was the select party at the dancing
academy on Tuesday evening.
Miss w. b. House. of Center avenue. gave a
delightful euchre party Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her niece-Miss Nellie Jones, of Phil
adelphia-
NIP. b. Hunt sang last Sunday at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church and will continue to
sing during the absence Of the regular tenor
Mr.. Haines-
Tuesday evening another pleasant event took
place at the Protestant Home for Boys, Allie
gheny. II was in the nature of q surprise in
honor of Mr.. Archie ], Holmen.
The reception held in Cyclorama Hall, Ale
gheny, on Wednesday evening, February l9,
by Miss Edna Bridge was q very enjoyable
affair, and passed of pleasantly.
MIR. and Mrs J. P. Jacob gave progressive
euchre party last Monday evening at their East
ors and Miss Maggie Bonner carried OF the
'booby."
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan X. Roberts entertained
goodly number of people last week on the
birthday of their son Evan The feature of
the evening was the singing by the big
Four"
Miss Fannie Ladley, of Allegheny, made
quite hit as an elocutionist at the entertain
ment given by the employees of Messrs. Camp
bell & Dick at the Seventh Avenue Hotel on
Thursday evening.
The friends Of Miss Theresa Eppert sur
prised her last Tuesday evening at her home,
No. 81 Marion street. Dancing was the chief
pleasure of the evening. and large number Of
young people were present
Thursday evening Miss Ella, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Hendrickson,
was married at her residence, No. 85l Rebecca
street, Allegheny, to Mr.. Charles NJ. Logue. A
wide circle of friends extend best wishes.
Miss Eliza Martin entertained her friends at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Anshutz, Resaca
street. with progressive euchre. Tuesday even
ing. Miss Margaret Farrell, Mr.. William Nc
Cullough and Mr.. Jas. Ephinstone carried OF
the prizes.
The Maple Leaf High Tea Social Club met
Thursday evening at the home Of Mrs. Emma
Robinson. Music and recitations helped make
up a most enjoyable entertainment, The club
is prospecting and has many applications for
membership.
At the Imperial Clubs masquerade last
Thursday evening Miss Laura Woods and Mr..
b Vandalla won the gold medals for the most
handsome costumes. Miss Mary Connors and
Mr.. @. W. Hagerling won the silver medals for
the most comic
Mr.. L Willison. of Cedar avenue. gave the
ater party on Tuesday evening, including Mr..
willison, Mrs. Willison, Miss Ida Wlllison, Mr..
Frank wiIlison, Miss Nellie Armstrong Miss
Rose Wheeler, Mr.. Mowry Caches, Mr., George
Caches and Mr. Howard GacheS
The double engagement is announced Of Miss
Birdie Zeugschmidt to Mr.. David Goldsmith
of Columbus. O., and Miss Carrie Zeugschmidt
TO Mr.. Henry Hirsch, of Allegheny, Pa The
brides tO-be are twins and very highly esteemed
in wide circle of acQuaintances.
The friends Of Miss Matte Hayes rendered
her reception At the residence of her parents,
No. 81 Fulton eet, Tuesday evening. Songs
and recitations by the Misses Good, Messrs.
Tony Good, John Kane and James Doran went
to make up most enjoyable evening.
On Monday evening last very charming pro-
gressive euchre party was given by the Misses
Becker and McDonough at their home on First
street. Allegheny MIR. Hugh Clinton and Miss
McDon0ugh won first prizes, and the foot prizes
went to Miss Emma Becker and Mr.. Lock.
Last week q surprise party was given at the
Knox mansion, Knoxville. in honor of Mr..
William Pierce. Among the guests were Miss
Elma Holm, Miss Mary Beall, Miss Jennie Nc
Afee, Miss Lizzie McAfee, Miss Belinda OFT,
Miss Johnston, Miss Laura Scarem, Miss Nc
Afee, William Beall, Miss Otis, William f.
Searem and others, about so in all.
Tuesday evening Miss Hettie McGovern, of
Reed and Fulton streets, was agreeably sur
prised by q party of friends from Pittsburg,
Allegheny and Sharpsburg. very pleasant
and enjoyable evening was spent by all present,
euchre, dancing and music being the features
OF the occasion. Miss McGovern and Lille
Simpsons vocal and instrumental solos were
highly appreciated.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Sully, of Omaha, Neb., and
Miss Lizzie McGinty. OF Mount Washington,
Pittsburg we're welded at the Holy Family
Church, with nuptial high mass on February
Il The bride was dressed in pink silk and
| tulle, with natural flowers; and the bridemaids
were daintily attired- A wedding breakfast
| took place after the ceremony, and the happy
pair subsequently left Omaha on an Eastern
wedding tour.
A select party was held Friday evening at the
residence of Mr.. James Quinn, of 133 Carson
street. Southside.' Among those present were
Misses Ellie McGrath, Ellie Clarey, Jennie and
| Sylvia Quinn, Birdie Cunning Katie Flecken-
| slime, Nettie Tegeman, Maize and Lille Paul,
| Katie Short and Annie Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
| McNally, Messrs. McGrath, Ed Clarey. Fred
| Krunzler, f. Paul. ]. Quinn, P. Gallagher, J.
| McAllister and E Lane. All spent a most en-
! joyable evening.
A full-dress reception In honor of Miss Cohen,
Of Baltimore, was held at the residence of Mr.,
Moses Lehman, Of Beech street. Allegheny, on
Tuesday evening. Dancing was the chief
feature of the evening. Piano music was fur
nished by Mr.. Isaac d. Frank. Among the
| large number Of guests were the following:
| Misses Carrie Stern, Elsa MOrganstern, Bella
| MlrEl6lmers Della ElO6ISD6lQ ana MISS hOsel-
| helm, of Baltimore, and Messrs. L WeiIburg
| Marcus Rauh, Abe Rauh, Louis K. Lippman,
Moses Rich, s. B. Frank and Morris Writ
| heImer.
Miss Mollie Russell, Of Forty-fourth street,
gave progressive euchre party to some of her
friends last Monday evening" A dainty lunch
| was served, and after that dancing was in
| dulged in. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Burns Mr.
and Mrs. II. j. Creighton, Mr.. and Mrs p
| Kane, Messrs. McAfee, Mclaughlin, CLANCY,
| Wentz, Byrne, Kingsland and Russell, and
Misses Emma and Maggie Duff, Belle Murphy,
Annie McAfee, Maggie Reilly. Alice Roney and
| Kate Wentz Mrs. P. Kane and Mrs. S. A
Wood carried OF the honors.
One of the social successes Of the season at
Braddock was the party given Thursday even
ing by Mr.. Frank Zerner. Of Lily avenue, in
honor Of his son Elmer. Among those present
were the Misses Hedric, Hughes and Geiger,
of Pittsburg; Miss Roach. of Sharpsburg. and
the Misses Grannis, Jennie and Sue Kinney,
Dollie and Ada Ristin, Florence Argyle, Jennie
Bennett Maggie Hudson and Jennie Van Horn,
and Messrs. Will Flanagan, Frank Van Horn,
Mark Kulp, Richard Little, Thomas Ward,
George Gibson, Edward Carlisle, George Jones'