Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-30

Apple of Pittsburg. The evening was spent in
d playing progressive crokino and parchlssea. AT
II o'clock the guests partook OF tempting
and bourteous repsst, after which the hours
passed quickly away with vocal ami instTu-
mental music.
Miss Emma Dietrich and Mr.. Oren Mckinley
were united in marriage by Rev. Mr.. Miller on
last Tuesday. and left immediately after the
ceremony for the East. They will be home TO
their friends at Brushton on their return.
A very pleasing programme was rendered at
Dixmont Hospital on Tuesday evening by Misses
Edna Vogler, c. Matilda Diem, Minnie Liers
Mary McNally, LIZZIE McNally, Maggie Berg
man and Chrissie Bergman and Messrs. Caroth-
ers, White, Walker, Erhart, Fire, Butler, Wads-
worth and Lefeld.
Mr.. John Wilson and Miss Carrie Little were
united in marriage on Wednesday, March 70,
at the residence of the brides parents, on Gen.
ter ave. The bride looked lovely in hand
some costume of heliotrope cloth. Among
and Mrs. Moore, Miss Arbuthnot Mr.. Dansen,
Mr.. Furney Mr.. Groutman and Mr.. and Mrs
III. / Goldsmith. After two weeks visit to
the East the young couple will be at home TO
their friends on Erin street.
The concert given IN Glenfield Thursday
evening for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church was financially success. The piano
solo by Miss Annie Tindle was particularly
good. Mrs. Lytle sang several solos, which
were greeted with applause. Misses Carrie and
Mary Roll and several other singers from the
city aided The grand finale was the 'Peake
Family" and the ladies who took part should
try something else next time.
On Tuesday evening, April ], the ladies of the
lakewood NJ. P. Church will give supper and
musical and literary entertainment for the ben
eft of the church, assisted by Professor Jones
and Professor Grifiths, of this city: An excel
lent programme has been prepared, and an en-
joyable time is expected. Kaufman Brothers
and Gusky have rendered valuable assistance
in Offering as prize handsome suit to the
girl and boy selling the highest number OF
tickets.
A very pleasant and select evening party was
held at the residence of Mr.. Robert Owens, SO
Ackley street, Allegheny, on Wednesday,
March 26, 1890. The evening was very pleas
antly passed in dancing and various amuse-
ments. Among those present were: Mr.. d. L
Evans Mrs. d. ]. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. D. ID.
Lewis. and the Misses Parry, Remlinger. Ben
nett. Johns, Lloyd, Owens, Griffith. Evans,
Davis, and MeSsrs. Stoffnger, E. Evans j.
Evans j. and E Davis Morris, Ferguson,
Lewis, T. Davis, Jones, Powell and Owens.
A very enjoyable fancy dress reception was
held at the residence of Miss Jessie jenkins,
Locust street, Allegheny, on Tuesday evening,
March Is. as an offset of the numerous Stag
parties of late in the neighborhood. This af-
fair was exclusively for ladies. Among the
many elegant costumes noticed We mention:
Miss Ethel Davis as a Kate Greenaway pic
ley's wax figures; Miss Carrie Bingham, as a
Gypsy princess: Miss Ella Woods. as school
giri, and Miss jessie jenkins, as Persian lady.
There will be meeting of all students Of
Lake Erie Seminary residing in Pittsburg and
vicinity Tuesday afternoon, April s. 1890, at
o'clock, at the residence of Miss Kreps. No. 80
Fayette street. Allegheny, Pa. The object Of
this gathering is to organize Seminary Asso-
citation in PIttsburg. Miss Evans and Mrs.
Charlotte Wooster Boalt will be present. 1nvi-
a1Nar fNf
the school SO Tar as has been possible to obtain
addresses, and it is hoped that any who have
been missed will consider this an invitation and
be present.
Among the many happy events of the week
was the 6lst birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
r. Murdoch, at her home. No. q Fifth street
There was a numerous gathering OF children
and grandchildren. A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed. and some lovely presents remain
as testimonials of the event. Among those
present were Mr.. E. A. Harris and wife, Mr.. F.
Loder and wife, Mr.. G. walsh and wife, MI: J.
Fox and wife, Miss Mary Murdoch, Miss Lille
Murdoch, Miss Maggie Elder Miss Mollie Will
son, Miss Annie Hensil, Mr.. H. G. Kaye, Mr..
E. Appleton, Mr.. ]. Harris, Mr.. Nj. Elder, DR..
Shafer and many little folks.
On last Monday evening MI. William Dunn
was very agreeably surprised by few of his
many friends at the residence of his father,No
SO Stewart street, Allegheny, the occasion be-
chester Orchestra furnished the music. Shortly
after o'clock the grand march was in motion,
led by Mr.. Frank Earls and Miss Cillia Miersch.
The features of the evening were dancing, reci-
tations, vocal and instrumental music, magic
lantern views and an art gallery. Miss Maria
Young and Miss James Conners sang some very
per was served. Those who had the pleasure
of being present were Misses Carrie
Jackson, Bertha Burnhouse, Ida Con-
ners, Mabel Senff, Teenie Herman, Bertha
rio
Pfeifer, Howard Earls. Ohm Strausser Charles
Coulp, John Gertendaller, William Matthews,
Albert Stafford and many others.
Mr.. Robert w. Wallace and Miss Eva Nc
Donald were married at Perrysville Thursday
evening, the Rev. J. Graham officiating. A
large number Of guests were from Pittsburg.
Miss Lou Mcdonald, the BRIDES sister, played
the wedding march, and Miss Annie Mcdonald
was maid of honor and Mr.. Charles Wallace
best man. The bridal costume was white nuns
yelling. with high bodice and ornamented rich
lace. She wore set of diamonds, gift of the
groom. and large bunch of pink roses COM
pleted her toilet. The maid of honor wore
robe of white cashmere. After the ceremony
a reception was held, and an elaborate dinner
was served. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. James James Ferguson, of Washing
ton; Mrs. Mcdonald, of Indiana; Miss Ralston,
Miss l. Brown, Miss NJ. Anderson. Miss Hanna
McMillin, Miss Carrie Mclean, Miss Woods,
Mr.. ]. Baum, Miss Philips, Mr.. W. Baum and
many others.
Last Wednesday evening. March 26. at the
residence of brides brother, Mr.. ]. c. Kober,
54S Fifth avenue, Mr. Charles Hubuer and Miss
Emma Kober were united in marriage by the
Rev. Ruoff. The bride wore q white Albatross
trained dress with lace front. The corsage
was V-shaped with Medici collar, and a veil
was worn. The flowers were white roses Miss
May Kober, the BRIDES niece, was brdemaid,
and also wore white Dress walking length,
trimmed in white silk fringe, and carried white
tea roses. Mr.. Will Hubner, the groom's
brother was best man. The presents were
numerous and costly, including glassware,
silverware and bric-a-brac of every description.
A sumpJuous supper was very much enjoyed
by over 100 guests and numerous kilograms Of
cOngratulation were received. After supper
dancing was commenced and continued until
late hour Schmertz's 8 Orchestra furnished the
music. Mr.. and Mrs Hubner will be at their
new home, Van Braam street, city, after
Easter.