Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-16


Earnest sang "OnIy a Picture" Miss Wies
sang Farewell, Marguerite" Among those
that enjoyed the event were Miss Wies, Mr..
James P. Wall, MISS Bradley, Mr.. Albert
Christy, page" Magee, Jennie McKelvy,
David McKelvy. Laura Lambert Prof, Vetter,
Miss Earnest, Miss Nellie Boyle Alice Magee,
Prof. A. Lefelt, Mr.. Ward. Miss Irie Ward and
others.
Among the pleasant events Of the week was
a surprise rendered to Miss Marie Swedendick,
Of Atwood street, Oakland, in honor of her 18th
birthday, Parlor games and dancing were the
order Of the evening, after which an elegant
repast was served. The merry making was
continued till after midnight when the happy
crowd dispersed, wishing the hostess many re-
turns of her birthday. Among those present
were the Misses Mollie and Clara Fuberts-
hauser, Katherine Walz, Nellie Walter. Anna,
Marie and Helen Swedendick, Julia Kellar and
amanda Pick, and the Messrs. Albert and
Harry Colwes, Al. Lawrence, Will Sweden
Theo Cappell.
A very pleasant musical entertainment was
given by Miss Carrie Schuetz Wednesday even
ing last at her home DO. 36 Watson street, in
honor of the Misses Annie and Minnie Barns,
from Atlantic City. Those present were Misses
Carrie Wilhelm, Annie and Minnie Barns,
Mlllie Renziehausen, Clara and Ettie Weihl,
Jennie McCafery and Mrs. Welhl, Messrs
Henry Wilhelm, Pad Ward, Harry Bracey.
Mike Ward. Fred Renziehauser, and John
Ward. Mr.. Pad and Mike Ward sang several
vocal duets, Mr.. NJ. Ward and Miss A. Barns
sang duet Several instrumental solos were
rendered by the Misses Carrie Wilhelm, Clara
Weihl and Jennie McCatfery. Miss Carrie
schuetz also sang several vocal solos.
The Disraen Social, a club composed of Jew
ish young men, celebrated their first anniver-
sary at Cycorama Hall Tuesday evening last
with musical and literary entertainment, fol-
lie
furnished the music. One hundred couples,
friends of the members. responded to the
invitation. Pittsburg's tavorites in musical
elocuJion were represented. Miss Woodie
Ernest, as vocalist, and Miss Edna Kiefer, as
planolst, both of whom made their first ap.
pearance before the public, bid fair to occupy
a position at the head of the list of tavorites IN
music. The entire programme was received
with loud applause and repeated encores.
A very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered Miss Hattie Bruner at her residence
Wednesday evening last. Music and dancing
formed the principal amusement of the even
ing, after which an elegant luncheon was
served. Among those present were the Misses
Emma Staten, Blanch Weaver, Martha Ru-
dolph. Jennie Donnely, Mary Shannon, Lille
and Hattie Bruner, Lizzie O'Brien, May Rabb,
Hattie Johnson; and Messrs. Fred Dietrich,
Page O'Brien, Frank and John Weaver, George
and Ben Rudolph, Will Price, Sam Brown,
George Fisher. Frank Diebold, Grant Davis,
James Staten, Jam Sohnson and James Mazen.
On Saturday evening, November s, Mr.. and
Mrs. George l. HolenDeck celebrated their
twenty-ifth wedding anniversary at their res
ldence on Sciota. near Fitch street. During
the evening their friends, about 75 in number,
gathered at the house to congratulate them
uDon the occasion. The presents consisting
of silverware of all descriptions were numer-
GUS, After supper was served their friends
left for home, wishing them many happy re-
turns of the day.
Mr.. James Mcknight gave pleasant recep-
ton at his residence on Oakland avenue, on
Tuesday evening. November Is. Among the
many friends that were present were Mr.. Z. L.
Magee, Mr.. w. A. Magee. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Keidel Miss Irwin, Miss Lille Keidel, Mrs
Treese and number of Others The evening was
was rendered by Miss Stanfnger, Mrs. Harry
Keidel, Messrs. kell and Ulm.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Mooney entertained a
number of friends at their residence 8OOI Penn
avenue, on Thursday evening An oyster
supper was provided by the genial host and
hostess, after which vocal and instrumental
music was enjoyed. Among those present.
Misses Ryans. McSteen, Spiatt, Swords Malone,
Barry, Mrs. o. McGaryeY, Mrs. W. Sims and
Mrs. J. Mccarthy.
The select ball given by ]. J. Joyce's tailors
at Armory Hall, Mansfield, was one of the
most pleasant events of the kind ever held in
that building. The italian Orchestra, of Pitts
burg, furnished the music with T. w. Quinn as
prompter. The tailors will be heard from again
soon.
Lovers Of Scottish music will have a rare
treat tomorrow night at Carnegie Music Hall,
when the MacLennan RoyalEdinburghC Concert
Company makes its appearance. The enter
talnment is for the benefit of the Allegheny
General Hospital.
There was pleasant gathering at the house
of Miss Annie Flower, on Hazelwood avenue,
Thursday evening. Everything was IL bright
est array, theladies looking especially nice in
their becoming toilets. Miss Flower was in
every sense of the word charming hostess.
Cards are out announcing the approaching
nuptials of Elizabeth, youngest daughter of d.
P. Scott, to MIR. j. F. Boggs, the prominert oil
onerator, o. Bradford, Pa, the ceremony to
take place at the home of the bride in West
Economy Pa.
MIR. ii. w. Fletcher and family of Allegheny
avenue and Mr.. Harry E. Flahavar and family
of Locust street have moved into their new
homes just completed on California avenue,
where they will be at home to their friends.
Last Monday, "The Mascots" gave their
ooSOAO AsAs4uSldOe IeCepSlOn Tue w eSt EnQ
Rink Miss Haney, of Pttsburg, winning the
handsome gold ring for the best lady waltzer,
after three trials between six couples.
Master Floyd White, of Suwickley, had the
pleasure of entertaining quite a number of his
little friends at his birthday arty on Tuesday
last All spent very pie; Isant evening in
games and amusement.
The Horner-Miller wedding has been post
poned on account of the illn ess of Mr. Miller
The wedding will take place as soon as Mr,
Miller RECEIVERS.
Movements of Persons,
Mr.. Ed A. Hersperger returned last week
from Europe.
Mrs. ]. c. Porter and Mis Porter, of Stooi
ton avenue, Allegheny, b ave gone to Belle
Vernon for weeks visit among friends.
Mr.. Charles Mccullough, son of Mr.. H p
Mccullough, of Stanton avenue East End.
left last Tuesday for Kansas City, NO., where
he will engage in business, with his uncle.
Mrs. Howard Morton and Miss Mabel Nor.
ton, OF Denniston avenue East End. Pittsburg-
have been the guests for several days of Mrs
Dallas Albert, of Latrobe- Mrs. Morton is one
OF Pittsburg's most charm ing society ladies'.
Mrs. Thomas N. Simmo ns No. 81 Ross street.
Will leave this week for Pasadena, a town
near Los Angeles, Cal Mrs. Simmons visit is
for recreation and in search of better health,
and she Will remain IN California for the
spring.
Sewickl ey Society Notes.
Miss Tibbles, of Erie, is visiting Mrs. A B.
Starr.