Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18
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Mrs. William q. Park entertained number
OF friends yesterday from to O'Clock.
On Wednesday evening next there will be a
'musioal enter ainment" from o'clock TO 10 i'm
tbs olubfooms Of the Columbus Club.
A surprise party was given in honor Of Mr.
John ]. Billings at bis residence, 40 Federal
street Allegheny, on last Wednesday evening
Music aud dancing we're the order OF tls aVst,
ing.
The wedding Of Miss Nellie Higgins TO Mr..
Calvin Cfeess ia announced 10 take place
Thursday evening, June a. At Emmanuel
Church, corner North and Grant avenue, Al
isghehy, Pa
A delightful reception was rendered Friday
evening by the Misses Brown, of Federal street,
Allegheny. kt which Miss Hihkls, of Cincinnati.
SUD Af, and MIS- Taggert The bride and groom,
were honOFad guests
Mas Jennie X Aehison will be united in mar
riRge on June Q, by Rev Miller, at the resi-
denes Of her father, Mr.. William AGhson,
2BN Penn avenue, Pittsburg TO Mr. ThayeT H.
Melvin, OF Evergreen Hamlet, Ross township,
PAN
Mi. r. strunE, Of the hrm OF s. Btrunz a
Son, Bingham street, bouthside, was married
about April 81, and on his return from his
wedding trip the employees of the firm pre-
sented him and hs bride with an elegant Mexi-
can onyx clock
Anniversary and Donation Day will be cele-
brRted at the Home for Colored Children, No. 2
Greenwood avenue Allegheny on Wednesday,
May q. Donations Of groceries, clothing or
money will be thankfully received. Exercises
by the children will begin At 2:8Q
The marriage OF Miss Emma J. Clark and
Mr.. Murray w. Watson occurred May Is, 1880,
at the residence OF the brides father In the
West End. Tue ceremony was performed by
Rev. Seth R. Gordon. The young couple de-
parted for Northern wedding trip.
The society event Of tho past week 70 many
OF Aliegheny's young people was the reception
rendered Miss Stella Eyrinh, at her home,
Townsend street Pittsburg, on Thursday oven
ing last Dancing and suchre, the features OF
the evening, we're INDUCED In unJil a late hour
after which repast was served.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Becker. daughter and
Miss Lee of Philadelphia. we're handsomely
entertained this week at the home of Mr.. Rob
ert L. Brown. OF Kittanning. The kindness
and hospitality OF Mr.. Brown i, well known
and is not excelled by that of his amiable wife
A visit to their house is something long to be
remembered.
The regular weekly meeting of the 'Inde-
pendent Literary Society" was held on Thurs
day evening at the residence of Miss Comley,
Perrysville avenue, Allegheny, and a very en-
joyable evening was spent After a selected pro-
gTamme by the members, they adjourned to
to meet at the residence OF Miss LawtOn,
Perrysville avenue, next Thursday evening.
This society is progressing hnely. There were
two persons admitted to membership Thursday
evening.
A party was given Friday evening by Misses
Minerva and Sarah Marshall, of Wildwood
Park. The principal amusements were dane
ing and euchre. Those present were r. Yourd,
n. Dickson, Jennie Kelly, Ed Jones, Luells
Grier, Joe LimegrOyer, Edward Dolman, How
ard Reed. Lillian Mckee, James Manley. James
Henry, John Norris Albert Firrell, Robert
Henderson, Bob Bromley, Ella Dickson, John
Edwards, Will Thomas and 7. Specks. Dnr-
ing the evening they partook OF an enViable
lunch.
On Thursday evening Miss Nellie Shore de-
lightfully entertained party Of friends at her
home on Congress street. The early part of
the evening was devoted to euchre, MISS Nc
Lean and Mr.. McCutcheon carrying of the
prises. A dainty repast was served and after.