Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-06
MIDSUMMER PLEASURES.
Social Gatherings Throughout the Two
Cities During the Week.

Social Gatherings Throughout the Two
Cities During the Week.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Arbogast, of Suckey School, Duquesne
Heights. by her pupils. Thursday evening, July
3. During the evening" Master Andrew Rob-
ertson in a neat speech, presented on behalf of
the little folks, several handsome presents, the
principal one being toilet case, The little
SAWYER and Young Who were present, were
Margretta Cline, Grace Holiday Maggie
Frank, Sallie Rapp, Hattie Lowe, Birdie Havls,
Matte Hesner, Annie Michael. Susie Nc
Glaughlin. Lizzie Mclaughlin, and Rosa
Welker. Masters Samuel and Robert Reno,
Thomas and Wesley Whitfield, Edward Finn,
Frank Ewing, Harcourt Trimble and Andrew
Robertson. Jr.. completed the party.
very pleasant birthday party was given on
last Sal urdaY evening by the little Misses MIN
lex, Harriet and Mary, tthe home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nimick, Fifth avenue,
Oakland. The features of the evening were
games on the lawn, an excellent supper and
Prof. Van ]. Abells stereoptlcan and comic
views. The following little ones were in at
tendance: Louise Quimby. Roselyn Woods,
Emma Lood, Martha Dalzell, Blanche Herlehy,
Daisy Dake, Seba and Bessie Miller, Margaret
and Louise McKallip, Jennie Bunton, Ethel
Byram, Martha Hagan, Beatrice Ellington.
Morrow Sheppard, ]. Hagan, Harry, Dean and
Earl Mason, Frankie Dske. Paul Herlehy,
Bunton, Raymond and Moorehead Holland,
Herbert Byram.
One of the social pleasures Of the week was
the excursion of Southsiders which left on the
steamer Adam Jacobs Thursday afternoon at 8
o'clock and went to Morgantown, arriving
home at 1l:30 on the Fourth. Music and dane
ing was the order of the day. Those partlc-
pating were Miss N. e. Harl principal of the
Twenty-eighth Ward Schools; Miss Hannah
Houston Miss Joel Mcclure, Misses Mamie
and Nettie Taylor, Misses Stella and Celia
Kuuzler, Miss Campbell, Miss Lula Gibson
Miss Ka1s ss sssss sasr hsre ss Miss
Mrs. Dalzell, Miss Carl, Mr.. and Mrs. s. w.
Hare, Mr.. w. D. West. Mr.. Will Dalzsll, Mr.
Ed Ward, Dr. Patton, Mr.. William McLain.
Miss Aline Phillips. of Southern avenue, en-
tertained number of her friends on the
| Fourth at her residence, Grandvlew. This
| home has been famous for its princely enter
tainments, and this occasion was unsurpassed.
| The decorations were of highly patriotic
character, and one of Pirtsburg's best chefs
catered for the day. Ten couples from the
East End were in attendance. Among those
| who contributed to the musical feature Of the
HSeyeler. Chessrown, Maloney, Ihmsen and
Reed and Messrs. Buffum, Hubbard, Dr. Pat
terson and W. C. Maloney.
| One of the East Ends most pleasant events
| during the past "teh was ene Seieoi@tioh Dy
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. Silvey of their twentieth
| wedding anniversary on Monday evening. 1t
| nos held at their home, on Abbott street, and
abopt loo guesIs were present, to all of whom
the eyening passed too qnickly. Supper was
served by Kuhn on the lawn, which was bril-
| TantIv Illuminated and presented q charming
nnnsarapce. Mr.. and Mrs Sllvey were the re-
aiHnIisnts of a large number Of pretty and valu-
ohpa remsmbranees, together with the best
wishes for many returns OF the anniversary
| from their guests.
A, the Seventh Avenue Hotel Wednesday
| .f,arnoou. July 2 1890. occurred the marriage
asW I Gamble and Miss Lily b. daughter of
Joseph n GnFy r. OF oeosssn osns Ms: n The
pIIu9Snar of Beaver Falls. and r. O. Curry
eeroowsmsn. e,s Rev. ]. W. Harsha, pastor Of th