Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-22
DEFYING THE HEAT.
Social Events Almost rs Numerous and In
rHoRNE BRANCH.

Social Events Almost rs Numerous and In.
teresting ms In Cooler Weather.
The Bon Ami sociale, composed of some of
the most prominent young ladies of the Thirty
first ward, was very pleasantly entertained by
the Young Mems Pleasure Club at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Samuel Hare, Thursday evening,
10Th inst. Some very fine musical selections
were rendered by members of both clubs. Dur
ing the evening the Young Mems Club, with an
appropriate speech by their ., presidenti dia: Mr
with number of handsome hand-painted
badges which were accepted by Miss Maude
Bryan, President of the Bon Ann: AN elegant int
lunch was served, after which the young folks
left for home much pleased with their even
ing's entertainment. Those present were the
Misses Maude Bryan. Bessie hare. Alma wat
Carless. Lulu Cook, Ida Williams, Abbie
Bankard, Nell Glendenning. Grace Mcintyre
and Leola Davis; Messrs. John Richardson,
Charles Hare, F. II. Perry. A. A. Allen. Hor-
ace Watson. Victor Davis, AL Davis, Harvey
Davis, F. T. Thomas. Allen Pence, l.. D. Banks
and w. E. Best.
The class of 'g3 of the Western University,
held a splendid banquet at the Hotel Du-
auesne Thursday evening. The students at
tended the commencement exercises of the
university at Carnegie Hall, after which they
marched to the place of banquet. A sumptu-
| Gus supper was served at 1880 After the sup
per the following toasts were proposed
to to- as follows: Nv. U. P" by William &. Gill,
in a very neat speech; Gymnasium" by Ralph
| T. Pittock, in humorous speech; college
"College Days. by ]. G. Hansen; THE Foot
ball Team" by VI. w. Miller; THE Faculty
Toasted Before a Hot Fire." was ably handled
Miller, "Tho Baseball Team, recfted in verse
| by Bert n. Myers; "Class Of '93" in verse, by
William Thaw Denniston; 'Class Prophecy,
byJ c. Marshall. H. 8. Calvert composed and
song was sung by W. W. Miller, c. W. Rid
| niger and w. Dorrington. Speeches in Span
| ish, French, German and Latin we're made by
| Messrs. Murray, Denniston, hammond and Gill.
The weekly meeting of the Independent Lit
erary Society was held on Thursday evening at
the residence of Miss Squires, No. 40 Charles
street, Allegheny, and the following officers
we're elected for the coming quarter: Presi-
| Miss Lydia Squires; Secretary, Miss Maggie
| Comley; Assistant Secretary, Miss Mary Com
ley: Treasurer, George s. Comley; Editor, R.
mitted. They were Frank Mccoy, Miss Lydia
SQuires, Bradley Squires and Miss Lizzie
| Beatty. The programme consisted of recita-
select sS0s Sy Mss asa
| The society then adjourned to meet at the res
| idence Of Miss Beatty, No. 3s Sarah street,
next Thursday evening.
| One of the events of the week at Lawrence
Vile. was the marriage of Mr. Henry Brown TO
| Miss Natalia OchsenhIrt. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Helm, at the Lutheran
| Church, Thirty-seventh street. The pride
| maids were Miss Amelia Ochsenhirt, sister Of
| the BRIDE and Miss Lizzie Ochsenhirt, cousin
| of the bride. The groomsmen were Mr.. John
| Boeckel, of Buffalo, and Mr.. Fred Oohsenhirt,
| brother of the bride. After the ceremony the
| many friends of the married couple returned
| to the house, where bountiful repast was
! served and very pleasant evening was spent.
| The presents were numerous and costly. Mr..
| and Mrs. Brown will reside at Ben Venue place,
where they will be at home to their friends.
On last Tuesday evening quite q brilliant as
| semblage of guests collected at the beautiful
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford. corner of
| Sheridan and Munroe avenues, Bellevue, to