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

Nallv. Bena Walz Lizzie McNsmee AM
| Messrs. Hugh and John McCambridge, M
known through his connection with the Posta
| Telegraph Company.
A surprise party was given Tuesday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Linfestey il
honor of the seventh anniversary of their wed
ding. Music, dancing and an elegant supper
| served to make the evening an enjoyable one
| Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs }. S
Gold, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Gels Allegheny; Mr.
and Mrs. John Gels, East End; Mr.. and Mrs
| W. c. Lenfesty, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Stein
brenner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gold, Mr. and Mrs
| r W. Hutchison, Ms. j. 81. Sarver, of Boston
Miss A. n. Hutchison, Miss Ida Gass, Misse!
| Annie and Sadie Hutchison. Miss Jennie Du
gan, Miss Edna and Omie Sarver, Mr.. Jane:
Hutchison Mr.. Thomas Carr, Mr.: Frank Bo
PsLeslie, Mr.. V. Leslie. Mr.. James Rogers
Mr.. AL Garsides. Mr.. John Gold, Masters
Charles Hutchinson and James Boder.
A most enjoyable surprise party was given
Miss Martha Rudolph, at her residence, on
Wylie avenue, Thursday evening last. Dane
ing was the principal feature of the evening
Some vocal music was rendered by the Silver
Star Quartet and instrumental music by the
Rudolph Orchestra. Among those present
were the Misses Buelah and Hattie Siemon,
Blaneh bLan Weaver. Jennie 4onneiy,y y,yoal Hattie
Hattie Alton, Bertha Bauman. Bertha Adams
ard Messrs. Will Price. Frank and John
Weaver, Fred. dietrich, Dave and Harry Brose.
Frank and John Diebold, Lew Klein, HAIRY
.Iaughlin. Jim Jordan. Grant Davis. George
Helng, Mike Stokes, Will Jones, Alec Glea-
men and Will Shober.
A very pleasant social gathering last Thurs
day evening commemorated the 53d birthday
anniversary of mine host, who was no other
than Mr.. James Vogels, Jr., of Thirty-ninth
street. A pretty feature of the affair was the
presentation to Mr.. Vogels by q committee Of
Grand Army men handsome engraving of
the Battle of Gettysburg, of which he was a
drummer boy. Gusts present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Helbling Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schello, Mr.. and Mrs. L Ber-
ger, MIR. and Mrs. H. c. Knapp; Misses May
Helbling, Birdie Schello and Clara Stuppy, OF
land. OF the Battery, and William and Ed
Walker, of Allegheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kevan gave a reception at
their residence, No. 10 Sherman avenue, ALE
gheny, Friday evening, September 26, to the
members of the party composing the ~. NJ.
Boyd excursion to Atlantic City" last August.
A delightful evening was spent games. music,
tricks and "reminiscences of the seashore being
the order of exercises, concluding with an ele-
giant lunch. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Burtt, Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert Bryce, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holden, Mr..
and Mrs. J. KevaD, Mrs W. W. Kevan. Misses
Rate Sweeny, Mary Sweeny. Kate Varnum,
Laura Baldridge, Stella Kevan, and Messrs j.
NJ. Boyd, Thomas Griffin, John Bryce and DR..
J. K McCance.
A very pleasan: wedding occurred on Tues
day, September l6. at Flatwoods, Fsyette
county, Pa, when MIR. Harry E. holman and
Miss Koxalena Cooper were Joined together by
the Rev. ]. E. Darby at the home of the brides
father. Mrs. Holman, nee Cooper, Is hand
some and very popular young lady of the above
place, and the groom is a well known
young business man. The wedding was very
private, only relatives being in attendance.
The presents were not only numerous and
costly, but very useful, and displayed the good
taste of the donors. The young couple are Eat
home" to their friends at their residence on
Cedar street.
A highly enjoyable surprise party was tend
cred Miss Maud Douthitt at her residence,
Arlington Height, Monday evening. Singing
md dancing were the features of the evening.
supper was served shortly before midnight
Ifter which all departed to their homes well
,leased with the entertainment. Among those
Who were present were the Misses Maud
)outhitt, Alice and Grace Mercer, Mary and
Anna McClelland, Anna Mason, Anna Finch, |
lille Armerbaugh, LYDIA Schudmantel. Annie |
nd Minnie Bnnman, bianche Lane and the
dessrs. John Reynolds, Arthur Pierce, Elwood |
nd Bryce Swyers. Will Velkor. Charlie LAUGH |
or, Victor Benbon and Walter DouthItt
A wedding at Wheeling on Wednesday last |
esulred in the union of Miss Kate Marsh and |
dr. John Cox. The bridal party was afterward |
,iven a reception at the residence of the BRIDE
rooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, of the East |
end. Among the guests were Prof. Charles w. |
fleming and sister, Miss Lucy Fleming, OF the |
last End; Miss Ethel Evans, of Homestead; |
ohm McCluskie and wife. of Homestead; Mr.. |
nd Mrs. Saltsgiver. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Black, OF |
he East End; MIR. John Cummings and WIFE Of |
.uegheny City; Miss FliGkner and Mrs. Mary
lum township, and John NJ. Morrison, Esq,
Logan's Ferry.
A pleasant surprise party was given Mr. Bob
Vlsdom at his home, Grace street. Mt. Wash
,gton, last Thursday evening. Among those
resent were Misses Ella Thomas. the soubrette
ctress. who pleased all present with her sweet
nging; also did Miss Bently. Miss Ella Hickey. |
iiss Maggie Newell, Miss Mamie Newell. Miss
ulia Hartman. Miss Ida Morland, Miss Katie
Iiller, Mr.. Mike McGrogan, Mr.. Charlas Nc
irogan, MIR. John Dugan, Mr.. Lewis. All had
very pleasant time.
The wedding of Miss Anna W. Burke and
Tr Alfred B. Patterson was solemnized last
thursday evening. Rev. W. a. Knox was the
clergyman and Miss Carrie Stewart
nd Mr.. David Murphy were the attendants,
he bride was beautifully attired in modern
edding toilet and wore a diamond brooch. the |
lift of the groom, After an Eastern wedding
friends at their new residence on Crawford
rect
The foreign members of the German Cath
lie Congress were very pleasantly entertained
D the last evening of their stay in the city by
IT, and Mrs. John Huckenstine, of Nunnery
ill. The parlors were beautifully illumined
ld decorated for the occasion, and a superb
lpper with orchestral music and a magnifi-
mt display of fireworks, combined to make
le evening one long to be remembered.
The Independent Literary Society met on
thursday evening at the residence Of Miss Com
v, Perrysville avenue, Allegheny. After a se-
cted programme by some of the members
le society adjourned to meet next Thursday |
Tening at the residence of Miss Annie Con-
,lly, l34 Warner street. Allegheny.
hiss Maggie Elder entertained q numberiof
,r friends at her home on Ninth street. TIES
" evening. The event was in honor OF Miss
ate Powers of New York, who is her guest. |
ancing, music and refreshments were in
llged in
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered |
r. P. Lowrie last Thursday evening under
e auspices of the Surprise Social. Music,
Incing and general jollity reigned the whole
ght through.
Miss Jennie Dean gave a very pleasant dinner
a few friends at her home at Ellsworth
,nrsday Snd later in the evening q fash light
IS successfully sprung on" the group in the ,
.rlor.
The Burwick Musical Club will give its Sec
d annual hop at New Turner Hall on Thurs
" evening, October g. Gunther's Orchestra
attendance.