Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-01

Braknate, John Orrh. Albert Upperman, John
Kraft, David Rosser, Charlie Smith, Joe Ha-
herman, Lincoln Jones, AL Weidman, Ed Sni-
der.
The engagement of. Miss Agnes g. Roddy,
one of Allegheny's accomplished young ladies,
to Mr.. James F. Robb. prominent young man
of Mansfield, Pa. is announced. The we'd
ding is to take place June 10.
A company Of the students of Curry Univer-
sity, under the direction of Mr.. Byron W. King.
are to present the two plays, "a Game Of
Cards" and '1n Honor Bound, I" in Curry Hall
on Tuesday evening next These two pieces
were in Rosina Vokes repertoire when she ap-
peared in Pittsburg last season.
A pleasant social event took place last Mon
day evening at the residence of Mr.. P. A.
Stierheim, in Allegheny. The guests, who
numbered about 40 were entertained by numer-
GUS musical selections rendered by the Syl-
vania Orchestra, under the direction of Prof.
e. Gassner. and later delightful duet was per-
formed by Mrs. Shaurie and Miss Lillian Red
dick on the piano. A bounteous collation. WAS
served and the party broke up at late hour.
Among those present were: Prof. o. Gassner
and wife Mr.. Vim. Herder and wife, Mr.. j.
Chappel and wife. Mr.. 81. Chappell and wife,
Mr.. NJ. Stierheim and wife. Mrs. Shaurie. the
Misses Reddick and VIM. A. Mandelick, OF New
York.
Tuesday evening last two Demorest medal
contests were given at the NJ. P. Church by the
scholars of the public schools Of lakewood.
The first was for a gold medal by eight chill
dren who have won silver medals The recita-
tions were all very good, but the judges unani.
mously awarded the medal to Edna Davis,
sweet-voiced little girl of 10. The second class.
for the silver medal, of six younger scholars,
brought out some creditable native talent. and
the large audience were well pleased. rms
medal was awarded to Willie Blick The judges
were Mrs. T. c. Atchison and sister, of Mans
field and Mr. John A. Wilson, of lakewood;
Mr.. Jennie Mcconnell of Grafton, and Miss
Lizzie Thomas and Mr.. Robert Allen, OF Idle
wood Thanks are due the teachers. Misses
Mcconnell Bell and Beckman, for the pains
taken to bring the children up to sucn nigh
s standard. The contests were under the auspices
of the lakewood w. c. L. U.
A delightful progressive euchre party was
held at the residence Of Miss Mary Lemans,
ITO Manhattan street. Allegheny. Those who
had the pleasure of being present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs.
Graham, Miss Alice RitchIe, Miss Name Saw
yer, Miss Julia McGerry, Miss Ida Beaver,
MISS Tillie Fernly, Miss McCohuls. Miss Doug
las, Messrs Ed Nicely. James Bailey, Tom Nc
Gerry, Joe McGerry, Wolf. Welsch, John Mar
Nimick Mn @ and others. There were i've tables
The head prizes were an elegant crescent
china pitcher and handsome note book. The
foot prizes was a beautiful little lamp
and silver card case. The ladies' head
Mrs. Graham, who then played for
it. Mrs Graham winning by one point
Mr.. Ed Byrnes won the gentemens head prize.
Mrs. Ritchie and Mr.. Bailey won the foot prizes.
At IL o'clock the playing ceased, when lunch
son was served, during which Miss Lemans
proved herself a charming hostess. After an
hour or more spent in social chat the guests
assuring Miss Lemans they had
never spent more enjoyable evening.