Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-02

J. Booth, Davis Martin, W. P. Hubbard, James
Dinwiddie, Bob Coughlin, Robert and Samuel
Chalfant, Bert Graaier, Florence Hill, John q.
Minnick, John Cant, James B. Woods, Simon
| s. Riley, George Stewart, b. B. Riley, VIII
| Finnerty and Wesley W. Crawford.
The ladies who have in charge the bazaar to
be given November g. for the benefit of the
Newsboys' Home, have completed the arrange.
ments. and it promises not only to be pleasant
but profitable affair as well. The tea and
| chocolate room will be back of the platform
and will be decorated la Japanese. 1t will be
| in charge of Mrs. John Albree. The fancy
| table will be in the center of the room In
| charge of Mrs. n. Darlington. Following are
the other tables and booths, their color and the
| lady in charge: Doll table, yellow, Mrs. r. Z.
Sproul; lemonade booth, blue, Mrs. c. A.
Painter; news stand, pink. Miss Patti Laugh.
/ candy table, lavender. Mrs. Thomas III. Nc
| kee, Chairman; toy table, red, Mrs. George T.
Hamilton: flower table, white, Mrs: C.L. Magee:
second fancy table, yellow, Mrs. r. III. Leaky;
scales and phonograph, old pink. Miss H. Fat
| ten; ice cream room, white, Mrs. J. d. Carsoni
| hsh pond, Mrs Kramer. Mr.. n. Patterson. the
Sixth avenue florist, has kindly offered to fur-
nish all the plants and to decorate the f1sh pond.
! Mr.. b. l. H. Dabbs has photographed mum,
| Der of the newsboys belonging to the home, and
| will furnish as many copies as can be sold as
his donation to the bazaar The photographs
! will be for sale at the news stand. John X. and
! A. Murdoch have also volunteered to assist In
1 a
derstood that there will be no CHANGING nor
rafding at the bazaar.
Allegheny has new club that promises to
| take prominent place in the social affairs OF
| that city. The organization is to be known as
the Federal Club, and comes into existence
with % members. The membership roll bears
| the names OF some OF the prominent business
| men of Federal street, and in fact the majority
| of those in the club have some business con-
nection on that thoroughfare. The clubhouse
| is located at No. l0l Arch street. and contains
SIX large rooms The reception and reading
! rooms are furnished very handsomely, and the
| remainder of the rooms will soon be fixed up
| for occupancy. 1t is the purpose of the club to
| have dining room and possibly billiard and
| gymnastic department. Forty members will be
/ the limit just at present If the club prospers,
| they propose in the future to secure charter
| and erect a clubhouse. Following are the off,
| GERS:
President, J. C. Parker, bookkeeper for James
| Anderson, the plumber; Vice President, w. c.
| Esterline, of Black & Baird's ofice Secretary.
| H. NJ. Thompson, local manager for Hance
Bros & White, of Philadelphia; Treasurer, E.
! K. Harrison, toy dealer; Directors, A. ]. Gill;
| land, gents furnisher; b. Z. Welsh, manager Of
Heck's Park drug store; A. g. Duncan, re-
| tired merchant.
Mr.. Lewis Bentz was taken by surprise at his
home on Ann street Thursday evening by gay
| crowd of his friends who surrounded the house,
| and with a band of music called him out.
| Among the guests were Misses Mamie Hays,
Katie Hays, Maggie Nugent, Katie Nugent,
| Emma Knight, Ida Kober, Clara Schrepper,
| Lizzie Snyder, MoIlie Rimmel. Emma Gueth,
| Katie Raeger, Emma Statfer, Gertrude Bentz,
| and Messrs. George Barr, Benjamin White
head, Henry Blum. George Knight Charles
ScLuchnan, Frank o'Brien, Lewis Bentz,
| William Hemingway, Frank Bown, Henry
Knorr and George Bentz. An elegant supper
was served by Mrs. Bentz and Mrs Miller.
| The features of the evening were the recitation
OF Bernardo del Carpia," given BY Miss Mag:
| gle Nugent and the recitation of incidents Of
| '9S," given by Miss Katie Hays. The music
| was furnished by the Logan anG Silverman
| Mandolin Quartet At a late hour the band
played"Home SweetHome. "and home all went.
Dancing furnished the principal feature of a
| most pleasant surprise party rendered Mrs.
| William ]. Hague, at her home in Brushton,
| Tuesday evening. Those present were: Mr..
anG Mrs. William Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Calverley. Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Mckee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Palmer, of Brushton; Misses
| Missouria Hague, Sadie Scott and Bessie Lane,
, of Allegheny; Annie While, of Kittanning;
| Mamie and Lizzie Roeder, of Allegheny; Viola
| Thompson, of Brushton; Clara and Maggie
| Weachter. of Allegheny; Annie Rabenstein
| and Lizzie kraubuild, of BrushtOn; Lottie
| Helmod, of East Liberty; Messrs. Vinct Ste
| vensou and Henry Tafel, of Pittsburg; John
McMiIlen. Charles Taylor. Howard and Lysle
! gheny, Hortoff MiscrolI and many Others.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Gold, of Locust street. Al
legheny, celebrated their silver wedding on
| Tuesday evening. After the reception of many
| and very valuable presents there was ele-
| CANT supper served. The father of Mrs. Gold
| made a very pleasing speech, followed by Mrs
| Cook and the host, making the evening one to
be remembered by those present. Among
those present were: John Lenfestey ST., Mr.
and Mrs. shelter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Lenfestey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Latimer, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Barclay, Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Lenfestey and
| daugnter, Mr. and Mrs. Minehart, Mr. and Mrs
| j. b. Lenfestey and son. MIR. and Mrs. A. L.
Gold and son, Mr. ". c. Lenfestey, Miss Lizzie
! Brand Miss Lizzie Patterson, Miss Annie Len
festey Mrs. Farnsworth, Butler. Pa; Mrs.
Cook, Mr.. John Gold, Master Charles Hutchi-
son.
New Turner Hall was beautifulls decorated
with cut flowers and hot plants Tuesday even
ing, it being the occasion of the reception given
by the Chelsea Club There were about 17O
couples in attendance. The club has been or
ganized for about six years and has for its
members some of the best known young men
in the city, some of whom are o. A. Frommer,
d. A. S. Warden, II. ]. Eberle, Fred Mugele,
o. HennIg, L. c. Dittler. Q. h: Elliott VIM.
Kalkohf, r. Armstrong, Z. P. Mechling, q. s.
Wilson, VIM. Westwater, James ]. White,
VIM. 3. North, f. J. Eberle, L. F. Bruf,
Walter W. Andrews, Louis c. Scott H. w.
Thomas Mellon, F. J. Dittler, Frank Kirsch-
baum, j. P. Williams, s. F. Foley, Joseph
Smith. w. J. Wilson.
The Misses Exlers. of Boyle street, ALE.
gheny, entertained a number of their friends
on Tuesday evening last. Among those pres.
ent were the Misses Lidia kirkpatrick, Blanch
O'Neil, Annie Woods and Stella and Kate
Exler, and Messrs. h. Linn, - kirkpatrick, j.
| P. Kelly. Joseph Lang, James Mcintosh, A.
| Payton, II. Alau1, - Denny and ]. c. Woods
| Euchre was the source of amusement from
I $50 until 1880 after which the guests ad.
| journed to the dining-room and partook of the
elaborate luncheon prepared by the hostess
After luncheon the Misses O'Neil, Kirkpatrck
and Exler ald Messrs. Linn, Mcintosh and
Aland rendered some very fne instrumental
and vocal music.
One Of the most pleasant events of the weel
was a birthday party given by Miss Blanct
} Goodman, of HaysviIle, Pa. The hostess was
the recipient of several very handsome pres
| ents Dancing and euchre were the evening!
amusements. Following were those present
Misses Sallie Bronson, Lizzie Bronson, Nal
Wentz, Mamie Wentz, Kate Wentz. Maui
, Sibert, Maggie Fetters, Carrie Palmer, Hattie
1 Palmer, SalIie Palmer, Jessie Brown, Maggi,
Goeghenaghen, Hattie Givens, Kate Bering
ton, Mamie Berington, Mr. and Mrs. Theodor,
f Berington, Mr. and Mrs. William Gardener, Mrs
Morris W halen, Mrs. Bert Conner, Mrs. Jane
: McCeland, Mrs Robert Wentz, Mr.. Adsfr, Mr.
: Huff, Herbert Daley Harry Mong.
A very enjoyable party was given by Ms
: Florence Shepard to her many friends las
r Wednesday evening. Among those presen
I were: Misses Bertha Hauch, Annie Weinberg
5 Margaret Crawford, Gertie Glover, Sadi
9 Miller, Jennie Grimm, Jennie McCaffrey. Alic
| Lemon, Edith MOorehead. Georgia Anderson
: | Ida Barr. Lucy Roberts, Lizzie Ostrich Lii
I blush. Leonora Kennedy MINNIE Morgan