Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-03

occasions they ever encountered. Beside the
entertainment provided by the hostess the
visitors invested the quaint old town and lett
very few stones unturned In thelr cnuro
to understand how the commune
managed to extract happiness In It's Almost
complete social isolation from the world. Iney
liked the place and the people, but were nS no.
converted TO the belief that communism ~ WHY @
be, success in Coraopohs. The i,;ss baisss are are
one of the few English speaking 1amiles, nos
members Of the Economite Society, VINO nave
sought surcease from care in the quietes., ana
yet most prosperous village in the oni'eo
States.
On Saturday last Mr. Louis Zimmerman was
rendered surprise by his relatives and triehos.
The occasion was the 77th anniversary OF ms
birth, and was celebrated by sumptuous din-
ner ut his residence, Beltzhoover borough.
Among those present were his four daugnteTs;
Mrs. McGahan, Mrs. Holman, Mrs Lloya ana
Miss Lima Zimmerman. OF the ten granucnil-
dren, those who assisted in the joyous occasion
were H. e. Holman, e. L. McGehan. CnarIes
McGahan and Frank Lloyd: Misses Emma
Holman, Blanche Holman, Blancne Lloyu'
Anna Holman and Pearl Lloyd Qnite num- il
Der OF friends were present, and al 1olneu IN
wishing the old gentleman much prosperity
and many happy returns.
THE Champion Hunting and Fishing Club,
of Allegheny, is camped at Logansport on tne
Allegheny river, and the members OF the CLUB
are enjoying themselves immensely though the
commissary persists In remaining in the arms
of Morpheus until the sun is well out OF lts
couch in the morning. They have recently
distinguished themselves as an impromptn
fire company and were successful IN putting
out the 1e that was rapidly .hsn 9SsH baps
Orpanized a regular fire company.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Mccullough, of Locans-
port, Pa, gave hop last Monday evening in
honor of their city guests. The Logansport
Band furnished the music and the affair was
one of the finest of the season. Among those
present were the Misses Mccullough, Miss
Anna and Jean Lecky, Miss Anna and beile
Lecky and Agnes Tucker; Messrs. Hartman,
Aunks Granl, Mccullough, Graeser, Prof'
Fludine and DR.. r. s. Kealer.
A most enjoyable surprise party was given on
Thursday evening In honor Of Miss Cora
Friebertshauser and her cousin Hilda. Music,
dancing and other games occupied the evening
and were followed later by refreshments. The
little folks present were: Misses Lllnan ana
Beulah Zurich. Nellie Patterson, Annie Shae,
fer Laura Cornela. Alma Friebertshauser and
Ethel Tenner Masters Robert Zurich. Joe Nc
Kibben. Clarence and Rob Campbell and
Willie Tenner.
A pleasant birthday surprise party was held
at the residence of Miss Maude Shellaby, on
Sarah street, Allegheny, last Monday evening.
The little folks present were Misses Flora May
johnson. Emma Stefer, Lena and Julia Denny,
Carrie Charles, Ada Woods, Tiliie and Charlie
Armstrong, Ethel and Wallace Hooker. Oscar
and Willie Runner, Birdie Stewart, Hattie
Vickerman Jane Ellis and Harry AcWilliams.
Miss Shellsby received handsome watch from
her father.
Mrs. Charles, of Allegheny, was the chaperon
of merry party of 40 young folks who visited
the home of Miss Cora Armstrong, at Jacks
Run, Friday evening, July 2a. The young lady
was very much surprised. but proved herself
co ual TO the occasion. 1t was an affair long to
dancing, music and lots of good things the
party returned to the city ut very early hour
In the morning.
Miss Clara NJ. Douglas was married to Mr..
George F. Kelly, of the Pennsylvania Com
pany, at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. s.
c. Ritchey, in Sewickley. on Friday evening.
The house was beautifully decorated with fow-
ers; the ceremony was very simple but I'M
pressive; the luncheon was perfect, and the
wedding altogether was very pretty one. MT,
and Mrs. Kelly will spend their honeymoon in
the West.
James ID. hlnel Esq, ana MISS halle IaIIl-
gan were married by Rev. Mr.. Conway at the
Cathedral July II. The happy couple sojourned
at Atlantic City and other points of interest
East, returning to their handsomely furnished
house previously fitted up on Mt. Washington.
A surprise party of some 25 intimate friends
awaited their arrival at the family residence
and most enjoyable event was the result.
]. Gross, the well-known oil broker. Of the
Pittsburg Oil Exchange, will entertain COM
pany of his gentlemen friends to-day. Dinner
will be served at o'clock at his home on
Franklin street. Allegheny The dinner will
will be present on this occasion are Messrs.
Robert McKelvey, William Robinson. Charles
Holman and others from the Exchange.
A large number of friends Of Mr.. James
Jackson, Of Ohio street, Allegheny. gathered
at his residence Wednesday night to celebrate
his marriage to Miss Lena Eberhart. charm.
ing young lady well known in Allegheny soci-
ETY.. The marriage was so,emnized in the after.
noon at the residence OF Rev. MI. MckelVy on
Federal street.
Cards are ont announcing the marriage OF
Tim Kinney, Esq, to Miss Margaret McCloskey,
both well and favorably known in society cir
cles at Braddock. The knot will be tied at st.
Mary's Church, Forry-sixth street, Pittsburg,
on August IA, after which the parties In Ques-
ton leave for an extended trip East.
A select basket picnic at Castle Shannon last
Tuesday was one of the enjoyable events of the
picnic season. 1t was given by several young
ladies from Mt Washington, and included as
guests representatives from all the old families
on the hilltop, besides some from Pittsburg and
Allegheny.