Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14

ron, Joe Fay, Renert Creegan. Neal and John
o'COnnors, 2. MeDonongh, Frank Mecaffrey
Tom Davis, Lee Nilsack and others. Dancing
was the feature OF the evenings pleasure.
A surprise party in honor of Mrs. Sheraden
was given last week at the residence of Will ].
Sheraden, at Sheraden station. The house was
tastefully decorated with Chinese lanterns, cut
flowers, etc. Dancing and refreshments, fur
nished by the ladies. were the features of the
occasion. Music was furnished by Williams
Brothers orchestra. Those present we're:
Misses Margaret Knoderer, Margaret Young,
Jean Baker. Ida Abel Kate Abel, Edith Dun
can, Lille Macarthur, Laura Staufer and Mary
Smith; Mrs. Maggie Bockstoce, Mrs. Mary
Lindsay. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Lindsay, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Up
still. Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Moore; Mr.. William
sheraden. sr., Messrs. John I. Young, h; c.
Daft, Howard Jeffrits, Il. F. Blair, Arthur
Valentine. Joseph Benney. Will Hadley, Will
Mahaffey, Robert Stouppe, G. A. Hilleman,
Will Bell, Eller Abel, Will Bockstoce and
Harry Bockstoce
Quite pleasant event occurred last Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Alfred McDon-
aid Bellevue, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Mcdonald, the event being in celebration of the
fortieth anniversary of their marriage. Mr..
Mcdonald was made the recipient of hand
some gold-headed cane and Mrs. Mcdonald OF
q beautiful dinner service by their children. A.
]. Mcdonald making the presentation speech.
Over rs guests were present, among whom was
Mrs John Shidle of Center avenue, who acted
as bridemald for the couple 40 years ago,
On Thursday night the Misses Minnie and
Myra Kirk entertained their friends at their
residence. 81 Diamond street. Allegheny.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
and the Misses Annie Ohler, Jennie Simpson,
Lizzie Cousley. Matte van Ordstromt, Eva b.
McGaw, Ella Kinds, Jennie Luckey and Mary
johnson, r. r. Thorne, Il. c. McGaw, VIII
Kirk. Z. c. Bernhart, stephen Mckain, john
Erwin. Edward Spamer and Edward n. Parker.
Avery pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Emma Minnick, of Monterey street. Alle-
gheny, Thursday evening, in honor of her BIRTH
day. Among the guests were the following
wel-known people of the Second ward: The
Misses Emma Lear. Eliza Waling Nellie
Barckley and Mollie Trimble. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stnrm, Messrs Sam Bassett, Frank
Mckinney, Charles Holderman, John Kemm-
ler. E. c. Price, Oscar 10th and Scott and
Robert Graham.
The Fifth Avenue Ivory Club, consisting of
John Gupz Joseph Beckart, c. w. Kreiling,
G. Barn, c. Oyer, C. Magel and Others con-
cluded their summer season of outing Sunday
last on the Fairly farm at Westyiew. Zach
felt that he had enjoyed himself in a social
way and is sorry that the season had SO soon
come to q close.
Mr.. William Beatty, well-known young
man, was married Thursday evening to Miss
Lulu Seaman, of Allegheny, by Rev. I. j.
Leak. The happy couple left for short trip
East, stopping at Cresson on the way. and
upon their return will be found at l4l16 Tag
gart street, Allegheny.
The third annual anniversary of the Lima
Club will be held at the residence of Miss Jean
Fisher, No. Gallagher street. Allegheny, next
Tuesday evening. This club is comprised of
Misses Florence Forster, Jean Fisher, Alice
Sexton, Annie Brant and Abigail Mckown-
Mr.. Ralph Waldo Carroll and Miss Sara
Louise, daughter of Mrs. ]. B. Stevenson, will
be united in marriage at the Second United
Presbyterian Church, Stockton avenue, Allie
gneny, at o'clock Wednesday evening.
Prof H. L. Braun's seventh and last lawn
fete of the season will be held at Windsor
Grove, Bellevue, Thursday evening. Ger
merits Orchestra will furnish the music.
The Laurel Club held its first reception of the
season at 81 Fourth avenue, Tuesday evening.