Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-09

The Pittsburg German Club will hold their
next german Tuesday, March Is.
Mrs. III. Moilter and Mrs. W. Moilrer of
Cleveland, o., were guests of honor at a SUD-
per given by Miss MiIlie Hindmarch, of Thirty
first ward, Southside, during the week.
The industrial school of the Fourth Avenue
Baptist Church will celebrate its seventh birth
day next Saturday afternoon by an entertain
ment at which, beside the literary programme
rendered by the little ones, sumptuous sup
per will be served.
The boys of the Protestant Home were enter
tanned in delightful manner last Friday even
ing by Mrs. Patterson and daughters, assisted
by friends. Music and two recitations by Archie
Holman made the evening very brief one to
the little inmates.
At the home of Miss Emma Crommiller. in
the Thirty-sixth ward, on Tuesday evening.
March 4 the Fruit Social held its regular
weekly meeting. As usual at these meetings
an elegant time and supper was had, and at a
later hour they adjourned to meet on THURSDAY
evening" March I3, at the home of Miss Edith
Jack.
A very pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of Miss Belle Ross, of Penn avenue on
Thursday evening. Among those present were
the Misses Sarver, Bssset, Rook, McCreeoy
and Young and Messrs. Brown Reynolds
Greek, Sarver, Ross, Laird, Spane and Basset'
Music and dancing were the main features of
the evening.
MI. and Mrs. A. z. Robertson, of Western
avenue. entertained number of their friends
on Tuesday evening. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson, Sr,, Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. More, Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). II. Young. the Misses Miller,
Young, Patton and More and Messrs Miller.
More, Robertson, Wheeler and Ross. The
company we're highly entertained with recita-
tions, also vocal and instrumental music
A very enjoyable sleighing party was given on
last Thursday evening by Mr.. Albert F. Lang
and Miss Ora Bryan. A stop for supper was
made at the residence of Miss Jennie Harris.
of Bessemer, after which the party visited the
Edgar Thomson Steel Works. The partv was
composed of the Misses Graham, Lang, Grit
nth, Sands, Lanther and RossIter and Messrs.
Whaley. Toner, Bryan, Salisbury, He'll and
Kemmler.
"The Buffalo Social" were entertained Thurs.
day afternoon and evening by the vice presi.
dent, Mrs. James Sheeran, of South Fourteenth
street. An elegant o'clock dinner was served
BY a prominent caterer after which the even.
ing was spent in an enjoyable manner. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith
and Mrs. S, Dunn, of CHARTERS; Mrs. c. /, Nc.
Kee and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, of Laurel:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunzeker and daughter
Minnie, Mrs. E Dutton. Mrs. James Jones,
Mrs. r. Hunzeker. Mrs. Stoerr, and Mrs.
George Stoebener, of Oakland.
Mrs. ]. r. Henricks, of Superior, gave a
reception at her beautiful home on Thurs
day. The evening was delightfully."- spent
in music and dancing. An excellent
supper was served at midnight. The cos
TUNES worn by the ladies were very beautiful.
Among those present were: Misses Ida
Schoeneck. Blanche Demlar, Elenor Stayton,
Lula Jemerson, Bertha Bailey, Mamie Henricks,
Carrie Hehricks, Elizabeth Crawford Zeiia
Bailey, Nettie Ireland, Blanche Walkup:
Messrs. Maurice Wickersham, Fleming Jemer-
son, w. Lang, Frank Bailey, of Homestead;
Milton Henricks, Albert Christy Mr. and Mrs
Chas; Bailey, ME- and Mrs: Robertson, Mrs. Bur-
ress, Mrs l. r. Stayton, Mrs. Cochran, Mr.. Nc
Kenzie. Mr.. Russell and many others.
at the home of Miss Mary McMurry, in the
Thirty-fifth ward, on Wednesday evening.