Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
HOURS OF PLEASURE.
Social Gatherings In the Two Cities That
Interest Society People.

Secial Gatherings In the Two Cities That
Interest Society People.
What promises to be most enjoyable social
event is the lawn fete to be given next Wednes-
day evening at Windsor Park Bellevue, by the
officers and members of Major Sam Harper
Camp No. 1872 Sons of Veterans. Handsomely
engraved invitations have been issued to over
500 of their friends, many of whom have signi-
fed their intention of being present. This
camp has made a reputation for itself by
former entertainments, ana as the gentlemen
having this affair in charge determined that
this one shall be fully up TO the standard of
previous events given by the camp, most en-
holders of their invitations. The members of
the camp will appear in uniform, and the plat
form and grove will be beautifully decorated
with bunting, flags, etc., while the grove will be
illuminated by natural-gas Jets and hundreds
of fancy colored lanterns. Guenther's Orches-
ira will furnish the music from to ]. A
special train will return from the grove, leav-
ing Bellevue at o'clock A. M, city time. Mt.
Lewis r, Foulk, Chairman of the committee,
has every arrangement completed for the
event. and the friends Of the camp may look
forward to an enjoyable evening.
very interesting and social yachting party
and carriage drive took place Tuesday last,
under the invitation and management of Mr..
Milton l. Baird, owner of the fine and neatly
equipped little yacht. Nautilus" The party
consisted of Miss NJ. Walton, of the East End;
Miss Emma Fralich, of Glenfeld, and Miss
Alice E. Foulk, of Urbana, o., and the Messrs.
Milton L Baird, George K Anderson, and
Roswell e. F. Foulk. The party departed from
the Sixth Street Suspension Bridge, at o'clock,
and gtded gently down the Ohio, TIL nayiga-
tion at that hour, was impossible-that is when
they reached the Davis Island Dam they could
proceed no further with the yacht-hence they
departed by rail to Sewickley, at which place
they procured a conveyance suitable for the
congenisl company and proceeded to Economy,
calling on Captain John l. Reno and family
who are summering among the Economics;
returning that evening to Glenfeld, and the
following morning bright and early the entire
party proceeded to the yacht, and returned
home at noon, after gong short distance up
the Allegheny, to further enjoy the pleasures
OF boat riding.
Among the sociable pleasures of Ohio Pyle
this week was very enjoyable hop given at the
Ohio Pyle Hotel under the chaperonage of
Mrs. Frank Morris and Mrs. John Rissick, in
honor of the Emanon Camping Club, of Pitts
burg. Music was furnished by the Ohio Pyle
Orchestra. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rissick, Mr.. and Mrs. Reams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. William jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. jackson, Mrs. A. s. Gray,
Misses G2rvey, Goldie jackson, Katie Schau-
weker. Emma White, Edua Reams Mrs. A. E.
Stanley, Misses 7. f. Stefihg, Lulu Stanley,
Mrs. Fowzer and daughter Martha, of kittan-
ming, Miss Babe Stewart Miss Alice Morris,
Messrs. II. NJ Epping, Jr., Sidney Seimon. OH
Reams. Otto Graf, Joseph Steck, William
Crowther. Albert Stautf and Samuel Warren.
The grand march was led by Mr.. Samuel War
rem and Miss Martha Fowzer.
Q1ite a jolly gathering of ten ladies and
gentlemen took delightful ride from Sewick-
ley Friday evening last up the Big sewickley
road, a distance Of five miles from Sewickley,
60 the residence of Farmer II. L. Anderson
and family. located in a delightful rustic corner
of the woo0s and there enjoyed delicious
waffle and chicken supper. Those constituting
the cogenial party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B.
Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Smith, of Sewick-
lev; Miss Edna Fralich, of Glenfield, and
Misses Alice E. Foulk and NJ. Walton, of
Pittsburg; also Messrs. NJ. l. Baird, Alex
bravo, Roswell r. +. Foulk and Otto Felix.
After returning to Sewickley the entire party,
together with few guests at the Park place
resort, entered into waltz and grand-change-
all-around in the dancing pavilion at that
place-by the music OF piano and mandolin.
Mrs. E c. Fralich, of Glenfield, gave, on last
Thursday, a charming luncheon to a few of her
lady friends. Among those present were Mrs.
l. L Smith, Mrs. c. B. Harmon. of Park
place, :Sewickley; Mrs. McIlvaine, Mrs. Bart
lett and Miss Wolf, of the East End; Mrs
Studevent, Oakland. and Mrs. Colonel W. L.
Foulk and niece. Miss Alice l. Foulk, of
Urbana o. After an hours enjoyment in the
delightful summer house on the bank Of the
beautiful Ohio, the party repaired to the
dining room where they partook of a sump-
tuous repast
A very pleasant ''straw ride" was given to
Schenley Park Friday evening, by Miss
Beatrice Venners, No. 6O7 Fifth avenue, to ber
friends in honor of her guest Miss Phoebe
Git3ings. niece of Prof. Cuttings, of this city,
who leaves tomorrow for England Among
the number who participated were Mrs. Car
roll. Misses Annie Z. Harrington, Lily Bor-
land, Maud Cuttings, Lily GiItings Minnie
Lewis. Hattie Cuttings and Ethel Parker;
Messrs. Davis Matthews, Lewis and others.
The wedding of Miss Viola Agy and Mr..
Frank McComb waa privately solemnized one
week ago to-day at the residence of Rev. DIR.
Connor. pastor of the Arch Street NJ. E.
Church, Allegheny. The bridal tour will in
clude Philadelphia. Atlantic City, New York,
Albany. Niagara Falls and Chautauqua Lake.
The members Of the Hawthorne Society will
hold their third lawn fete of the season at
Windsor Park, Bellevue, August Il
mid.summsr Visitors.
Mr.. o. o, Page leaves shortly for Buffalo,
N. Y.
Mr. Herman schloss is at Bedford for the
hot weeks.
Mr.. John Greely. Of Superior. has gone to
Atlantic City.
MIR. Ed. NJ Nolan has Just returned from
"trip 70 New York.
Misses Jennie and Blanche Gray Of ALE