Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23

with the immediate relatives to the residence
of the brides parents on Washington street.
After an elegant supper, served by Luther. the
happy pair left on their wedding trip. Inc
presents displayed were numerous ard hand-
some. The young couple will be at nome TO
their friends December l at 43 Taggart street.
Allegheny.
Mrs. Alice Plant, of Knoxville, entertained
A delightful time was spent at the house of
Miss Emma He'll last Thursday evening, No
vember 20 Among the guests were Misses
Sadie and Liddie Sorg Myra Shields, Emma
Godell. Katie Conrad, Laura Severtson, Birdie
Meyers, Annie Mausman, Dora Herb. Misses
Lizzie and Tillie He'll, Lizzie Henkle, Tillie
Semmelrock, Lou Gootbulet, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rattleman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Con-
rad, Mr.. and MIS-. Clifford Rossiter ana Messrs
Charles Bradley, John Vogt Charles smith.
Dr. Haupt, John Semmelrock, Harry Fromme-
Robert Hartman, John Mausman, Dan Sorg
and William Miller. Italians furnished the
music, and dancing was INDUCED in until the
wee sma' hours in the morning.
quite number of her friends on last tuesday
evening in honor of her birthday. Dancing and
euchre were the evenings amusements. Mrs.
Plant very prettily presided over the elegant
supper. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Fluhr Mr.. and Mrs Stager, Mrs.
Blanchheld, Mrs. Loverldge. Misses Ada Hamil-
ton, Catherine McCue, Laura Blanchneld,
Mamie Stager, Florence Addison, Maggie Nc
Cue, Aggie Douglass, Alice Yates. Katie
Kraus, Mary and Lizzie Leake Sarah Barr, and
Messrs. Charles Addison, B. Byington, j. .Engle,
r. and d. Barrett, w. Smith, J. Leake. +. Add
ington, ID. ]. Little, H. E. Ross and John Nc
Keown.
Miss Mary Byron, one Of Allegheny's tai
ented elocutionsts, entertained at her home on
Monday evening, No. a Canal street. The
evening was a delightful one to all present.
Among those who were fortunate enough to re-
ceve invitations from this clever young hostess
were Miss Alice Magee. Maggie Weis, Grace
and Carrie Hague, Miss Blanche Oswald, Mag
gle McAlllsteT, Mana Ishawood and Celie and
Maggie Byron; Messrs. Adam He'll VIII Sails
bury, Albert Chrlsty. Frank Renyolds, Cyrus
Gates, Joe Fisher, Page Magee, John Fisher,
Milton Henricks and many others.
One of the pretty weddings of the season was
that of Miss Millie DAILY and Captain Edward
Jordan that took place at ST. Mary's Church,
Lawrencevile, last week. The bride was
dressed in a very becoming costume of golden
brown and carried yellow roses. The BRIDE
maid, Miss Mclaughlin, was robed in steel
cOlored silk. The groomsman was Mr.. James
Mckinley. After the wedding the guests re-
paired to the brides home, where breakfast
awaited them. They will receive friends
Thursdays in December
Miss Katie Strauss of Louisville Ky a very
pleasing bright, young lady, spent several days
in the city the past week, the guest of the Mo-
noIgahela House Miss Strauss was on her
way to New York from the Northwest, where
she gave very successful kirmess at Tacoma.
Her friends in this city are desiruus of having
her give one IN this city on her return after the
holidays. Miss Strauss was very much pleased
with the cities on the Sound and will give kir-
messes at Portland Seattle and San Francisco
n nm ar on hnrr rnfII i'm fff fhn NnSf
very pleasant surprise party was given at
the residence of Mrs. Hutton. 163 Bedford ave.
nue., on Thursday evening. Among the guests
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Beatty, MIR.
and Mrs. Carr, ]. c. Boyle and sister, Miss
Minnie Burke, Miss D. Miller. Miss Retta Hen
ley Miss Zeta Farley. Miss Katie Burns, Miss
Mary Roam, Miss O'Briep, Mrs. Mclaughlin,
Miss Nellie Mclaughlin, Mr.. Thomas Boyle,
Mr. Walter Paumer, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr.. Fer
field. Mr.. Fell Richards, Mr.. Sterrett and Mr..
and Mrs. Richie.
Among the many pleasant events at Canons-
burg during the week was most enjoyable
german given by the d. and H. Club. The
many young people of the village, and quite
number from Washington and PittsburC. spent
a most enjoyable evening. The soft strains of
excellent music floated through the ballroom
of the Sherman House at $50 P. M, and the
floor was soon filled with happy young people
Messrs Dickson, Herosee, Hitchman and Nc
Cartry.
The Young Mems Pleasure Club, Of the
Thirty-frst ward, held their regular meeting
last Tuesday evening in their beautiful recep-
tion room, corner Allen and Washington ave-
nues. The feature of the evening was the nom
ination of officers for the ensuing term, at the
conclusion of which Mr. Phil Davis made a
grand speech, appropriate to the occasion.
wi ha 81 0f
Sweet Home"
One of the pleasant events of the past week
was the wedding of Miss Lizzie Cable to Mr..
Andrew King, which occurred Tuesday even
ing at the residence of the BRIDES mother, Lar
inner avenue, East End. The ceremony, per-
formed by Rev. I. u. Butler, was witnessed by
a large number of friends. A dainty supper
was then furnished. The young couple were
the recipients of many handsome presents.
One of the most enjoyable affairs of the past
week was party at the residence of Mr.. Dem
mis- Scanlon. given in honor of the Misses Veal.
Among the guests were the Misses Patterson,
McGrue, Veal, Conway, Rogers, Faheys,
O'Toole and McAlhooleys. After an elegant
lunch the guests departed, giving many thanks
to their charming hostess, Mrs. Scanlon.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered Mr..
ing street, on Monday evening last. Dancing
and games of all kinds whiled away the even
ing rapidly. Special mention is due MIR. ]. F.
Dithrich and Mr.. Edward j. Kretz for their
songs and dialect numbers. A bountiful repast
was served about ll:SO and was partaken of by
all present.
Mr.. Leslie Burke, of Allegheny, was rendered
a pleasant surprise party by number of
friends from the Southside Wednesday,
November IS. Dancing and an excellent sup
per made the evening one Of enjoyment.
Miss Marion Russell and MIR. James O'Neill
will be married on Thanksgiving eve, the cere-
mony being performed at the residence of
Colonel Young, on Taylor avenue, Allegheny.
The Michael Davitt Literary Society hold
their first annual reception at Turner Hall,
Jane street, on Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday,
November 26
The marriage of Miss May Lowrle Lyon to
Mr.. Augustus P. Murdoch has been arranged
to take place on Thursday evening, Decem-
ber IL
The dates for the Assembly balls at the Pitts
burg Club Theater are December 20 and the
Monday evening preceding Ash Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caldwell, of Edgewood,
celebrated their silver wedding last evening
with large number of friends.
Mrs. George D. Humphries and Miss Humph-
ries, of Dallas avenue, gave an enjoyable
afternoon tea yesterday.
Mrs. f. Marion Love, of Edgeworth, has sent
rdc for q dow