Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

select reception held at Brooks Dancing
Academy on Tuesday evening, the I'd, under
the management of the Tuxedo Social, con-
sisting of Messrs> William Adair, Robert Adalr,
Jr.. J. Miller, M NJ. Gray. c. Foster. 3. Bonner,
William Hesslap and H. G. Kaye who certainly
deserve great credit for the able manner IN
which they conducted this, their initial event.
The gatnerlng OF prominent young people
present, with the aid of the Royals" sue
ceeded in making this reception one OF the
most enjoyable OF the season.
One of the pleasant events in Hebrew circles
the past week was the marriage of Mr.. Max
Cooper, OF Jeanette, and Miss Elizabeth A.
Bennett, of Millvale. The ceremony was per-
formed in Turner Hall, Forbes street, city, on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. by Rev. NJ.
Sapirssein, OF the Grant street synagogue:
There were present at the time about ZOO
guests. After the ceremony supper was
served, and later in the evening the guests en-
joyed themselves dancing. Among those pres
ent at the ceremony were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
Baeuerlein, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Rosenthal, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. HIrsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Densmore, Miss Sarah Alpern, Mr.. Ph. Ham
burger, Mr. ]. Davis, Mr.. Joseph Apple Mr.; M.
Mathews, Mr.. Harry Cuff and Mr.. George Ben
nett
Little Celia Hammer, of 2S9 Market street,
Allegheny, celebrated her seventh birthday last
Friday evening with tea party, to which a
o'clock they were ushered into the dining
room by Mrs. Hammer. where, just like grown
people, they were served with delightful sup
per. Those present were Misses Hazel Trent.
Mary O'Neil. Frances Fletcher. Lulu and Lille
Critic, Annie Hirsch. Annie Mohan, May Nc
Cune, Minnie Mckelvy and May Glover. The
little ones were received by Misses Lillian and
Clara Hammer.
Miss Mamie Mcguire, of Third street, gave
, har
evening Though dancing was the feature of
the evening, some recItations by Miss Mary
Carr, some solos by Mr.. ]. Arthur Cobb with
guitar selections by Miss Mcguire, added
residence was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers, and an elaborate luncheon was served.
The marriage Of Miss Katie Grogan to Mr..
P. G. Mcintyre, took place on Wednesday
morning at St Paurs Cathedral, the Rev.
Father Molyneaux officiating. After the bridal
party returned to the home of the brides
father, an elegant breakfast was served.
The happy couple will take up their abode at
No. Is Forbes avenue.
A new literary society under the name Of the
Crescent, was organized last Friday at the
Rochester High School building. The follow.
ing are the officers: President, Mr.. Edward
Slease; Vice President Miss Helen Bonsall;
Secretary, MIR. John Mellor; Treasurer and
oeCIeLal }, MI. 0coIso DaAu"Ant SAAbASt NAAos
Cora Woodruff.
The Ethel Euchre Club held its second meet
ing on Tuesday evening at Miss Annie McCaf.
frey's. of Watson street, and was greatly en-.
loved by its members. The head prizes were
won by Mr.. Charles White and Miss Belle
Dougherty and the booty prizes by Mr.. John
RusswinkIe and Miss Bartholomew.
Mr.. Albert Ivanhoe Christy, of Shady avenue,
Allegheny, gave a stage musical at his home
on Friday afternoon, in honor of his friend
Frank A. Ammon one of Pittsburg's leading
baritones. Quite number of musical gentle
men were present, who hugely enjoyed MIR,
Ammon's vocal renditions.
The reception given by Mrs. NJ. r. Thomp.
son, of Washington avenue, Allegheny,
Wednesday evening, was one of the delightful
social events of the past week, Mrs. Thompson
proving a most charming hostess. The re-
freshments were unusually elegant, and served
in Luther's best style.
The Alpine Euchre Club held Its second
eucher party at the residence of Miss Minnie
Frank, No. 30 Locust street. The head prizes
were won by Lena Frebertzhauser and Charlie
Boleky. The nexs meeting will be held at the
residence of Annie Frebertzhauser, 40 Bluff
street.
A delightful surprise party was rendered Miss
Tennie Zeig at her residence, No. 72 Third
street, Tuesday evening last. Music and
dancing were Inc principal amusements of the
evening" after which an elegant luncheon was
served.