Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-21
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On Friday evening the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel D. Lindsay gave them adelightful
surprise party to celebrate the fortieth anni-
ye,sary of their wedding. number Of pres
ents were received, both useful and ornamental.
After a charming lunch the evening was de-
voted to dancing Among those present were:
Misses Margaret Young. Margaret Knoderer,
Jean Baker, Ida Abel Katherine Abel, Ida
Hershman. Edith Duncan, Agnes OFT and
Name Mahaffey, Mrs. Lucy Hershman, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. {. Buhoup Mr. and Mrs William
Knoderer, MIR. and Mrs. George Abel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will J. Sheraden, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
and Mrs. f. S. Upstill. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.
Lindsay and Messrs o. S. Hershman, W. r.
Bell. Harry c. Daft, ]. r. Benney and w. B.
Mahaifey.
On last Friday evening a very pleasant sur
prise was given Mr.. and Mrs. William Nickel
vey at their residence, No. "a kirkpatrick
avenue, Allegheny by few of their many
friends. 1t took but very short time for
everybody present to make themselves at
home Singing, dancing and recitations were
the features of the evenings entertainment
Miss Jennie McKelvey the popular young elo-
cutioniSt, recitel several very pretty pieces,
and Mr. Martin Hech entertained the guests
by a number OF comic songs. supper was
served shortly after midnight, after whlcn all
departed to their homes well pleased with the
entertainment. Among those who had the
pleasure Of being present were the MISSES
Dody and Annie Heinein, Mary Manchester,
Jennie Mckelvey. Birdie Ackley, Nellie var
ION. and MesSrs VIM. Van Lew. Martin Hech,
Ralph Goldsmith and VIM. Manchester.
Miss Lizzie Brown, organist of the Grafton
". E. Church, was agreeably surprised at her
residence Monday evening, by the members OF
her church. The young lady has been constant
in her attendance during the two years she has
presided at the organ, and last Monday evening,
as 4 token of esteem and frlendshIp, the congre-
oatIou presented her with a beautiful music cab
met. Rev. Mr. Robinson made the presentation
speech, and Mr. Cramp replied for the young
iady. A very enjoyable time was spent ID mu-
sic, and refreshments were served, etc. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Kew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson MI. and Mrs. Peek, MT
and Mrs, n. Bishop, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Evans Mrs. +. Heisley, Mrs. Add. s. Miller,
Mrs Kramer, the Misses Brown, Such, Leah,
Bishop Mamie Downy, Kramer and the Messrs.
Clages.
MIR. and Mrs. d. p. Black celebrated their
wooden wedding anniversary last Wednesday
evening in a most charming manner. at their
lovely home, Boulevard Place, East End. Pro-
gressive euchre was INDUCED in, after which an
elegant repast was spread in the pretty dining
Mrs. Winter and Mr.. Charles Lang; the low
prize by Miss Young and Mr. George Meyer.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Lang Mr.. II. j. Young. father of the hostess, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Winter, Mrs. Fendrich. DR.. and
Mrs. Fricke, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyer. nee
Kelly, DR.. and Mrs. Geatner, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Glafey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young, Miss
Emma, Millie and Carrie Meyer, Ida and
Bonney Young. Miss Gillespie. and Messrs. j.
E. Smith, George Meyer and VIII G. Charles
and Fred Lang.
A wedding in Homestead, Thursday morning,
tad ft-o 1rall- md o.
pie, Miss Sallie Bonner and Mr.. Michael
Maloney, Jr. The ceremony was performed in
ST. Mary Magdalens Church. by Rev. Father
Bullion, in the presence of large number of
friends and relatives. Miss Theresa O'Donnell
and Mr.. Frank Maloney oficiated as brides
maid and groomsman The bride was atrred
in pretty toilet of light-colored silk and wore
a beautiful necklace, the gift of the groom.
After the church services reception was held
at tie residence of Mr.. and Mrs Hugh O'Don-
nel the bride being sister of Mrs. O'Donnel-
Subsequently the bridal couple departed for
a wedding trip, at the termination of which
they will receive friends at their new home, on
Fifth avenue.
highly enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered Miss Mollie Williams at her residence on
Smallman street Wednesday evening. Dane
ing to the music of the Tycoon Orchestra made
the evening a delightful one. An elaborate
luncheon was served prior to the departure of
Gina Miller, Rose Kennedy, Dollie Stone, Liz
zie Wilkinson, Ella Lawlv, Lottie Williams,
Name and Carrie Metz. Emma and Lizzie
Cherry. Lille Watson, Carrie White, Hannah
Neal, Lizzie and Ella Caskey. Carrie Shoup,
Maggie Sweeney, Merriam Williams, Messrs.
Nick Coleman. Cliff Carlisle, Milton stone.
John Reed, Lou Drum. Bert and Tom Stone,
Ed Woodmansee, Guy and Ira Miller, Albert
Zahniser. VIII Cherry, Will England and
George Williams.
One of the pleasant social events of the week
was a surprise party given in the honor of the
birthday of Mr.. George Hibbs, Kearsarge
street, Mt. Washington, on Friday evening,
September 19. Music and social games were
the pastims. of the evening. At midnight an
elaborate supper was served, after which the
guests departed, well pleased with the even
lng's pleasure. Among those present we're Mr..
and Mrs. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs Taylor. Mrs.
Humphreys Miss Ella Humphreys, Miss Ida
Humphreys Miss Emma Rowland, MISS Eva
DAVIS. Miss Carrie Ross, Miss Bertha Lynch,
Miss Annie Smith and Miss Fisher; Mr..
Bates, Mr.. belmont Jones' Mr.. Samuel j.
Hlbbs, Mr.. James Hibbs, Mr.. Edward Row.
land, Mr.. Albert Hibbs and others.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered Miss
Maggie Luman, of No. rs Heating street, on
Wednesday evening, September L. The fol-
lowing Masters and Misses were present: The
Misses Jennie Luman, Lulu Luman. Ida Kober,
Emma knight, Mollie Kemmll Ida Coyle,
Emma Reager, Nettie Matthews and Masters
Jos Woods Frank Bown, Henry Blum, George
Barr, Charles Schuckman, Frank O'Brien,
Louis Bentz George knight, Edward Kretz,
William Hemingway, Harry HInan, Harry Ko-
ber and others. An elegant supper was served
by Mrs Luman and was well appreciated by
Mrs Kirk and Miss kober The music was
furnished by Schubert & Keisel's Orchestra.
Dancing was kept up until a late hour when all
departed for home
Miss Nateila Brady, promising young pupil
of the Pittsburg Academy, gave a musicale at
her home, on Marquis street. on Thursday
evening. Quite a number of popular selections
were rendered with splendid effect. Miss
Jennie McKelvy sang "Pauline;" Mr.. David
Evans. "AlIce, Where Art Thou and THE
Lilae;' Miss Mary McKelvey "Only Tired"
aud Loves Dream:'' Mr. A, Lenfield rem
dered some delightful music on mandolin and
guitar; Mr.. Albert L Christy recited The
Death Bridge of the Tay." Among those pres
ent were Miss Jennie MeKelvy, Miss Cora
Way, Annie Smith, Mary McKelvy the Misses
Bowls, Mr.. E Nicely, Mr.. E. Bairps, Mr.. Allen
field. David Evans. Albert Christy, Mr.. Brady
and Mr.. Cleveland.
During the week a reception was held In
honor of Mr. William n. McKelvey, cadet of
the United States Navy. 1t was given by the
Misses McElroy, at their residence, No. 249
Webster avenue. Fayors were given in the
shape of a turtle trimmed with Mr.. McKelveys
class colors, which were red and yellow.
Among those present were Miss B. MagiIl s.
and c. Eyrch, NJ. Harrison, S. Cotfey. j. Dun
can, Eva Thompson. F. Stocker, Grace and
Genevra McElroy Mamie and Birdie Sands,
Messrs. W. McKelvey Z. E. Afison, w. and ].
Magill, J. Dckerson; D. Crowley W. Petre. +.
Paden. J. Gillespie. K. Zimmerman, A. Hop
kins, H. Kennedy aud c. Mekelvey.
Last Thursday evening a reception was ten
lo,od Miss Nallio Mc(,rew ,ot /, T,au-Son,s uau