Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-25

Last Monday evening number Of small
children invaded the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
jacobson, on jackson street, Allegheny, TO
celebrate the 10th and 9th birthdays of their
sons Sidney and Willie All Kinds of games
occupied the evening, and the fun was only
stopped by "a hearty repast after which the
children returned to their respective homes
Among those present were: Masters Willie
aud Walter Doak. Ray and Yetta Schoenthal,
Essie and Julius Gross Elma and Walter Sieg-
ler Edna Dien. Robert II. and Beulah Thomp-
son, Sadis and Cloyd Cresse, Charles Peach.
Milton Zeughsmith, Maud Minick Leon aud
Dan Jackson, Clara and Maggie Fulton, Bella,
Louie and jake Wolf, Jakio Michaelson, Miss
ana Master Burchard and many others.
A new brick building has been completed on
Lincoln avenue in Bellevue, containing hand
some little hall, which supplies long desired
accommodation for societies wishing to give
public entertainments Tho new hall will be
opened to tho public, with what promises to be
a very delightful little operetta. on next Thurs
day evening the 18th. A chorus of 25 voices.
supported by the Mcclure Avenue Orchestra,
will give The Dairy Maids Supper" bright
and Sparkling cantata, full of lively solos and
choruses. Miss Ella Mcintosh, pretty little
soprano with sweet. well cultivated voice,
takes the loading character of Phyllis and the
other parts are carefully filled. The "MilKing
Stool Drill" by II young ladies who have been
Miss Blanche Jones' and s"Dairy Maids March"
by is Young girls. under the direction Of an old
soldier, will be pretty and attractive features.
Refreshment tables, served BY the pretty milk
maids after the cantata in the ante-rooms, will
conclude an interesting entertainment
One OF the most enjoyable events Of the
week was held at the residence of Mrs. Stinson.
of Boggs avenue, Mt Washington, by the
Young ladies Of the "Rose Social" in honor of
Miss Birdie Wilbert Among those present
were Misses Lizzie Decken baugh, Louisa Die
trich. Annie weckesser, Ella Manioun, Emma
staying, Lizzie Engel. Kate Haage. Stella Will
bert Minnie Lehmen, Lille simpson, Lille
Some, Clara Neville, Mollie McMullsn, Mrs. p.
K. Soffel, Mrs Gus Lehmen, Mrs. Matt Walker.
The gentlemen present were Messrs. John
LaIghlin Andy & Engsl JAKE Heds s0Ee, Hh JonnRy ny
Kan, Harry Swarm Ed Danes. Jim Danes. Al
Weber Jimmie Lacock. Gus Lehmen. Jim Nc
Coy. Some very fine instrumental music was
rendered by the young ladies of the social, also
vocal music, OF which there were solos rem
dered by Mr. Jim Mccoy and Mr.. Jenkins,
which were highly praised. AT II O'Clock
dainty little supper was served by the ladies of
the social, and then dancing was INDUCED In
until the "wee sma' hours"
As Tuesday May 20, was the birthday Of one
of the Southside's best known physicians, DR..
Martin of No. I7l2 Carson street, the Wednes-
day Evening Euchre Club, Of which he is
member concluded it could be most fttingly
celebrated by surprise, given in his honor.
About 8 r. NJ. the handsome parlors were
threnged with the members of the club,
together with many of their friends, and it is
needless to say that delightful time was ex-
perienced by all Dancing was the main feat
ure of the evening, and great deal of enjoy
ment was also afforded by the rendition of
several nns selections from the Pfaukuch
Orchestra About midnight an elaborate lunch
was served by Caterer Hagan, In his usual
style. Among the participants we're the fol-
lowing well-knewn people: Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Schwarm, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sleeum, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Schwarm. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Jordon, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. W. u. Willet, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Church, Mr. and Mrs Henry Stolzenbach, Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Patterson, Mrs. Ada Case;
Misses Stella Jordon, Blanche Schwarm, Nellie
and Gray Patterson; Messrs. Henry stengel,
Walter K Mitchell, Charles and Howard
Schwarm and others.
During the session of the Odd Fellows Grand
Lodge in PItusburg last week there were a
number Of receptions given to both tho visiting
delegates and their ladies by local representa-
tives of the order. On Thursday evening
gathering Of friends took place at the hand
some residence of John J. Davis. Assistant
City Controller, on Stanton avenue, East End.
The reception was held in honor Of Miss Matte
hawkes., daughter OF PaSt Grand Master
f oa aes, y. 'Is l; ~ " ELL !Ys, "nJ
Pytbias Of this STATE Among the onests nres.
ent were Mr.. and Mrs Kensell, of Philadelphia;
Charles Naylor, of Philadelphia; Miss Sadie
and Stella RoseweI of Pittsburg; Misses Lillian
Adams of Pittspurg; Miss Annie Eessler,
Allegheny; Mrs. 7. G. Sample and Miss Irene
Sample Misses annie and Hattie Johnson,
Philadelphia; Miss Katie Frank, Mr.. and Mrs.
burg: Hon. William Mohr, Allentown, Pa;
DIR. w. A. Kessler Allegheny. and George
Simpson. V. F, Adams, Alex. Troutman. Lean
der Troutman and Harry Edelman all of Pitts
burg. Mrs John j. Davis and Misses Florence
and Addie Davis shone as hostesses, making
everyone feel at home from the young folks
who danced on the ground floor, TO the gray
ness in the second srery. It Was with much re-
luctance on the part of both hosts and guests
that the leaves were taken at an early hour in
the morning. The vocal and instrumental mu-
for the young people contributed by themselves
were much enjoyed.
rha ploo,,sa,d p,h,,, 1,h-o-v .sso,;o,,o,
nHe raO, uDio ,.- n'oUA'Ion
feasts. are conducive to mental culture and de-
yelopmept as is well evidenced by Che FREQUENT |
ff,ire of this nature which thew fnrni,b tbajr
,1onnhars ard f-i.nds Drrinz tba fo,r
helhoefs anu Aiienus' Dui,us 'Ne iour
years OF the assoclations existence |
some very excellent entertainments have |
been given in the association rooms |
which ar. located at 3l4 Pearl street Sixteepth |
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"Aro' Dut 'ns one nelu On rrIuAy niRnt sur
passed the otners, DOH IN lIs stIenoance anu
excellence. The rooms were hlled and much |
outside space was occupied BY very attentive
Ind appreciative audience when the President |
made some brief opening rem arks. Misses Leuk- |
lardt and Fulmer played either duet.and then |
Miss Hannah Baxter recited comic recitation, |
entitled "Mr. spoopendyke explains the |
weather bureau" An instrumental duet by |
Mr. Harry e. and Miss Blanche holman was |
beautifully on the zltners by Misses Leukhardt
n'srn by Misses Emma and Edith PickbardtS