Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-16
,ninc Miss Sadie I. Stevenson

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OF those present.
Mr.. Albert C. Baker, formerly of Pittsburg
and Mis- Dollie NJ. Kennedy, daughter of Mr.
Hugh Kennedy, of River avenue, Allegheny
were married at Chicago on Tuesday, March ii
| 1890 by Rev. .. ]. Nave, and have taken VI
their residence in that city.
A farewell reception was rendered to Mr.. ant
Mrs. W. L. Wilkison of Ben Venue, on las
Wednesday evening" at the residence of Mr.
George Wolner, of Morningside. Mr.. and Mrs
| Wikison left on Saturday evening for jersey
City. where they will make their future home.
Mrs. Will Trevis, of Ligonier street, gave
childien's party on Friday afternoon from 2 tc
p. NJ, in honor of her little niece, Bessie Bier
Those present were: Ollie and Emma Clemens
of the East End; Della and Claire Wlneland
George Wineland, Sammie Waiuewright and
George Fryland, ana her little cousin Rhoda
Haifey, of Mount Oliver.
The engagement of Miss Sadie Hughes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Hughes, OF
Braddock, and Mr.. c. Edgar Sill. formerly OF
Monongahela City, is announced. The mar.
] riage ceremony will occur on the 3lst inst. at
the home of the prospective brides parents.
| Mr. sill will give farewell dinner to his
bachelor friends of the Braddock Club on
April /.
A pleasant wedding occurred on last Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Austin Lucas, Broad street. East End which
united Annie Z. Dawson of Ingram, Pa, and
| George w. Green, of Pittsburg. Rev. NJ. d.
| Bichlter, d. d., of Allegheny, officiated. A
number of friends witnessed the ceremony and
sat at the wedding feast with the young couple.
| They will reside in Ingram.
At the home of Miss Edith NJ. Jack, go Main
street. West End, on Tuesday evening, March
| IL, the Fruit Social held its regular weekly
meeting. The enjoyment of the evening was
| varied by playing cropino. At IL O'Clock the
| guests repaired to the dining room where a
| hOunraOnS nd WAS
| after which the guests again repaired to the
| parlors and whirled the hours away by vocal
! and instrumental music and playing social
! games.
A Aery enjoyable party was given during the
| week by Mr.. F. c. Becker, at which music was
furnished by VIM. Neubert and Frank Thuma.
The guests we're: Misses Martha Smith, Jennie
| and Lulu Ferguson, Effie Braden, Tudie and
| Lille GUshorn, Jennie Bergen, Fannie Finley,
| Lizzie and Sarah Torrens, Ada Reno and Nellie
| Becker; Messrs Willie Becker, James and
| Luther Mendenhall, Harry Ferron, Ross Folk,
| Harry Macintosh, Howard jackson and Ad.
| huebler.
musicale was given by pupils of Curry
Conservatory of Music at Curry University
| Friday evening. The programme consisted in
vocal and instrumental selections, which were
| performed by the Misses Florence Kyle, Laura
Lambert, Carrie Toner, Maggie r. Sloan, Alice
Miller and Ida Smythe. also Mr.. Howard r.
Swearer. A most interesting and instructive
were made by Mr.. Simeon Bissell concerning
the composers and their compositions.
Mrs. Anna Gilmore, Of No. 40 Gum street, en-
tertained the J. F. A. Club at her house on
Tuesday evening. March 4 Dancing and card
playing were the features of the evening.
Among those present were Misses Nettle and
Name Urban, Ella Semple. Grace Kirkpatrick
Marion Henderson, Hattie Laing, Jeanette
Lowry and Miss Harrison; Messrs. ]. E
Whalley, F. Skees, H. Blethrow, w. LarInar,
H. Sellers. g. Bamfield, S. Rutledge, c. Bur-
ford, J. Floyd, F. Bown, w. Greenland and
o. Dill.
The Tuesday Night Euchre Club, of Pleasant
Valley, were entertained by Miss Bonsal, at
her residence No. Charles street. Allegheny,
where they spent very pleasant evening in
caro- playing, after which refreshments were
served Among the many present were: Misses
Lizzie Romaley, ID. Parkes, Sadie Patterson,
Annie hawthorn, the Misses Baldridge. of
Braddock; Miss Carroll, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. William Bryar; Messrs. Porter, Snyder,
Tressel, Chalfant Parkes, w. Bryar Weather
ton, of Louisville, and Mr.. d. Bryar.
On Tuesday evening March II, Captain and
Mrs. Robinson, of Bailey avenue, Southside
entertained the "Boggs Avenue Euchre Club"
in honor of the 44th birthday of the genial host
Nine tables inviungly placed in the spacious
parlors were speedily taken possession of and
The spirited contest commenced. The success
ful contestants were Mrs. Latferty, who was
rewarded by an exquisite feather fan an0 Mr.
brushed clothes, as a brush for that purpose
was given HIM. Refreshments that would de-
light an epicure were served and everyone
spent delightful evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society No. s. giving the re-
ception Thursday next in Cyclorama Hall,
Allegheny, are very busily at work arranging
the various details to make it very entertain
ing 20 all those who are fortunate enough to
receive invitations. The lady of this society
who filed the office of President last year when
~l,asr
and through whose efforts success followed is |
still in Office as she was reelected President for
the present year, and as the society has ad- |
vaLced considerably within the last wear this |
reception is sure to be grand success in every |
way. The hall will be very tastefully decorated |
for the occasion. |
Mr.. Frank Boder gave elegant supper on |
last Monday evening at the residence of Mr. |
81. d. Lnfestez, the result of a wager made on |
MIR. William A. Cruikshank being nominated a |
candidate for Mayor. The affair was a very |
enjoyable one. Among the features of the |
evening was some beautiful vocal and instru- |
mental music, as well as dancing Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. George G. Gies and son, |
A. L. Gold, Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Linfestez. Miss |
Ida Glass. Miss Annie Hutchison, Miss Lizzie |
McCaig, Mr.. William Cruikshank Mr. James
Hu5chison, Mr.; Thomas J. Carr, Mr.. Frank |
Boder and Master Charles Hutchison. |
Progressive euchre formed the principal |
M.
Luton, lS9 Second avenue, last Thursday |
evening. The Misses Minnie and Violet |
Bedell. of Mansfield; Miss Annie Dolan, Miss |
Irene Jones, Miss Maggie Geiger Miss Pearl |
Shroyer Miss Jennie Johnston, Mrs Ella Nor |
ris, Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. f. St Clair together |
with Messrs. ]. Houston Johnston, ESQ, E. L. |
Wilson. F. /. Dixon, II. w. Smith, ID. Howard |
Koonce, c. l.. Shuman. Charles B. Luton C. |
E. Davis and DR.. Ransom, constituted the party. |
The lucky contestants we're Miss Jennie John |
stor and DIR. Ransom respectively The evening |
was eDjoyably spent, and the guests left after |
three hours of pleasure.
The select social given in the parlors of the |
fremont Hotel, Friday evening March Il by |
the young men of West Newton, aided by the |
genial host, ]. R. Stuck was a great social sue
cess. The spacious parlors were arranged with
special view to the accommodation of the
varied tastes of the guests, and those who did
not feel disposed to indulge the terp sichorean
art found social recreation in such games as
crokonole, euchre and whist. At ll;45 supper
was announced, and the guests were treated to
such a repast as would tickle the palate of the
most fastidious epIcure. In this mine host
Mr.. Click. excelled himself and showed that
he is the right in the right place |
and can entertain with a royal hand. The fol-
lowing gentlemen, all of whom were accom-
panied by ladies. were present: Harry Hopper.
Chris Markle. ]. b. Hallam. Goehring Huston. |
Harry Chain. Prof. w. d. Cunningham, J. K |
Rush, Mr.. Harman, D. Irwin Rowe Frank
Ward, d. E. Hamilton, F. Hamilton, Wilmer
Latmore, alter Stevenson. Ed Hunter Josiah
Reynolds, Cumpson and John c. III. Adair.
Personal Notes.