Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-02
Fulmer. Welsh. Horner, Mackert, oRourke
and Moles and DR.. Warne.

Fulmer Welsh, Horner, Mackert, O'Rourke
and Moles and DR.. Warne.
One of the'most pleasant Halloween parties
was the one held at the residence of Miss Ada
Carey, Manhattan street. Allegheny. Dancing
was the feature of the evening. During the
evening refreshments were served Among
those present were: The Misses Anna Robert
son, Emma Wilson, Maggie Nightingale. Bessie
Camp, Kate Leech, Millie Fisher, Pauline
Myers. Mary Baker, Annie Toomey, Jennette
Robertson, Jennie Leech, Lnlu Muller, ADA
ME Leech and Messrs John Caskey, Sam Till,
Ed. Nightingale, Chris knaur, George ConhoI'
Will Forsythe, Glare Gould. Jim StewarI,
Harry Shriver. Sol Connor, James rooney
Harry Beaver, John Havill, Andy Buchanan,
Dave Killinger and Tom Boyd.
An old time Halloween party, given &C tine
suburban residence of Mrs. Laura Vandevort,
was one OF the most successful events OF the
season. Among those present were Misses
Hattie Shepherd, of Marshall county, W. Va,
Blanche Thackeray, Name Cutler, katle
kearns. Anna Wooster, Eva Burt Jennie
White, Jennie Vandevort, Violet Vandevort.
Rebecca Dunstan, Mrs John G. Forster and
daughter Florence, Messrs. Elmer Parker; OF
Sharpsburg; Will Ford, Ross Foster, VIII
Lampe. Joseph Johnson, Chris Johnson, Cnarles
Handenshield, Harry Mohlman, Tom White.
Braddock, and Bernard johnson. Music was
furnished by the Manchester Troubadors.
Messrs ALI Brown, Jim Rothmer and WIN Had
field
A merry Halloween party was given at the
residence of Miss Florence Stevenson, SO Page
street, under the auspices of the Y. M. L. ana
S. G. Music, under the direction Of Mr.. waiter
Wright, and dancing we're the enjoyable feat
ures of the evening. At II o'clock refresh
ments were served. Those present were as fol-
lows; Misses Ada Lowe, of Brushton, Blanche
Mitchell, Mary Sorrel, Ida Hilton, Rida John
son, Ida Woodyerd, Lizzie Ball, Dora Bond,
Ada Cain. Anna Bartholomew and Laura
Jones, Messrs. Edward johnson, Howard H1ll,
Jacob Proctor, Ed Randalls. Caleb Hankiey,
James TaliaferrO. Louis Woodson. Walter Bill
lows, Johu Graves, Howard Holland, George
Elliot and Granville Googins.
Progressive eucher formed the feature of
one OF the most enjoyable parties OF the week.
1t was given at the residence of Mr.. ]. Puder,
East End, in honor of Miss Josephine Kremer,
of Wheeling, W. Va. Those present were
Misses Mary and Sophia Kremer, Anna and
Rosa Wangrin, Mary Cornyn, Emma Schell-
bach, Annie and Minnie Puder, Annie Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs, Messrs. ]. Q. Gal
lery, Ben Derr. John Scherer, Theodore Haren,
George Jacobs, H. A Schaub, ii. Schellbach,
Jonn McNally, Henry Charles. Miss Josephine
Kremer and John Jacobs won the first priE IS.
r. d.
BOBBY Refreshments were served.
The Misses Kirk gave Halloween party in
the old Scottish style at their home on Es-
planade street, Allegheny. most enjoyable
time was spent. Dancing, singing and recita-
tions were the features of the evening. An
elegant supper was served at midnight. Among
those present were Misses Whitaker, Cory;
Miss Hare, East End; Miss Douglas, Mr.. Mingo
Douglas and Mr.. Edwards, Braddock; Mr.. Dun
seath, Jeanette, Pa; Mr.. George Weir Jr.,
sharpsburg, Pa, and their many friends in
Plttsburg and Allegheny.
Miss Lizzie Davis, of No. 81 Sampson street,
Allegheny was rendered a most pleasant sur
prise on Wednesday evening. Among those
present were Misses Sadie Heron, Minnie
Wheeler. Maggie Leaster Ollie Cashdollar,
Lulu Charles, Minnie Jones, Sarah and Lucy
Howarth, Maud Riley, Lizzie Davis. Emma
and Josie Brown, Messrs. Tommy Boyd, Charlie
Davis, Frank Smith, H. Baird. A. Kimmell,
Frank sipes. G. Maxwell. Will and Norman
Davis.
There was considerable change on that lonely
street named Omaha, on Mt Washington,
Friday evening, when a crowd of young friends
assembled at the residence of Mr.. Rollins, and
Halloween party was given. The guests as
follows enjoyed themselves very much and re-
turn thanks to Miss Mary Francis, who sen: out
son, Dean, Rollins, Tranum, Alice Francis,
Messrs. VIM. Cetchna, w. Hodkinson, James
Wise, NJ McGrogan and c. McGrogan.
A very pleasant Halloween party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. N. Mems. of Hazelwood.
Among those who were present were Misses
Birdie Pixley, Blanche Pixley, Katie Jenkins,
Minnie Robinson, May Edgar, Annie Scook,
Allie Robinson. Emma Robinson Mrs. Pixley,
Mrs. Gray Messrs. John Jenkins. Charles
n AG,lIo II I Iii
George Porter, Gilbert Coleman, Joseph Weir,
William Such, Thomas Brook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Reber.
Among the most enjoyable events on Hollow
cen was a surprise party held at the residence
of Cyrus Youngson. of Wylie avenue. Among
those who enjoyed very pleasant evening were
the Misses Sadie and Mollie Brokaw, the
Misses Watson, Zimmerman, Bodington, Booth,
Minick, Crawford, Early. Heinz. Nelson and
Crawford, Wood, hubbard. Henry Riley,
MinIck, Hill, Dinwoodie, Booth, Parker,
Cochran, CANT Chalfant and Martin.
On Monday evening birthday reception was
given Miss Emma Really at the residence of
her grandmother. Mrs. Cozade. No. 3045 Penn
avenue. Dancing, card playing and Halma
we're the features of the evening. AT IL a
sumptuous lunch was served. Among those
present were the Misses Ableys. Gemmel, Arm.
strong, Spratt. Hunter, Holland, Nevergold
and Really Messrs w. Ed. Really McAdams
Nevergold, Armstrong, Al and Will Really
Gemmel Cunningham.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. Joseph Wal
ton, the well.known coal dealer, for the mar.
riags of his accomplished daughter, Miss Mel
lie and Mr.. James Wood, son of Theodore
Wood and grandson of the late James Wood.
which is to occur on Tuesday evening" Novem
| bdr I8 at 9 o'clock, at the North Avenue NJ. f.
| Church of Allegheny. Preparations are being
| made for a grand wedding. Both the young
| people are well known in the highest social
| circles.
A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
dence of ]. v. Wilson. Superior avenue. Hal
loween. among those present were: Misses
| Davis of New Castle, Name Busha, Lizzie
| Elcessor, Lola Elcessor, Emma Wilson
Marietta Wilson. Messrs. Sprung, Reed, Morgan
| Sellers, Cochran, McConbrie, Cumming, Wilson
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Cumming. Dan clng was rhs
feature of the evening.
The little people of the Arch Street Sunda!
school are determined that their new churcl
shall be paid for. They will be busy little bee
until the end is accomplished. and they ar,
making great preparations for a pleasing en-
tertaInment they call Modern Mirth ant
Music" to be Eysn in the church nIsa. Iaesds
| audience.
The Center Avenue Shakespeare Club wer
entertained on Halloween by Miss Katy Ford
al her home, corner of Wylie avenue ant
| Greene street Misses Louisa and Wilki
Slagle, Emma and Allie Dicken, Miss Maggl
Steen, of Mansfield. Miss Cook and Master
| Frank Hodkinson, Guy McCandless, Howar'
| johnson, Edward Balkan and John Floyd wer
present and spent very enjoyable evening.
Rev. George Robinson, who was lately calle'
to the pastorate of the Ellsworth Presbyterian