Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-30

Apron booth, Mrs. ]. s. Marshall, chairman
aids, Mrs. Lindsay Grier. Miss Callie Thompson
and Anna Fleming. At the doll BOOTH which
will be the prettlest of Sll, viii be found Miss
Ada Swendell, Miss Flora Hayes, Miss Morris
and Miss Anna Caruthers The candy baoth
will be very sweet, as are the young ladies in
charge, Miss Laura Saint. chairman: aids, Miss
Kate Crder and Miss Anna Thompson. China
booth, Mrs. j. G. Palmer in charge; aids, Misses
Wallet and sibie Murray. The flower booth
will be in charge of Miss Nellie Marshall, Mel
lie Crider. Cora Marford and Nellie Musgrave
The common sense table will be presided over
by Mrs. p. {. Hare and her Sabbath school
class. Misses Lille Pryor. Margaret Wallace,
Nellie Andersen, Lille Lamb, Nellie Elliott
Mamie Armstrong and Mrs. Anna Gracy. At
this table will be found all sorts of useful
articles
The Federal Club, of Allegheny, which has
been recently organized. and which is composed
of some of Allegheny's most prominent bus-
ness men and well-known society people, gave
their first open house to their lady friends on
Thanksgiving Eve at their elegantly furnished
rooms at l0l Arch street. The club rooms have
been newly and neatly furnished throughout
and the arrangements are perfect in every par
tlcular. They present a very pretty picture, but
doubly so when filled as Oh that evening with
beautiful and elegantly dressed ladies who had
assembled to do honor to the club by their
presence and to join in the festivities of the
evening. The amusements consisted OF SOLOS,
duets. instrumental music by Misses Wehng
and Gardner and Messrs. Alex. Ross ana
Fred Holden, recitations by Miss Mile
Gardner, progressive euchre, billiards and
dancing. In the progressive euchre contest the
head prizes were carried off by Miss Gertrude
Piacei and Mr.. Fred. Holden, and the booby
prizes by Miss Mary Chapman and Mr.. f. K.
Harrison. A feature OF the evening was
game of billiards played by the ladies. During
the evening an elegant repast was served which
received proper attention. The party broke up
shortly after midnight, and all united IN WISH
ing for the club many years of happiness and
prosperity.
large number of relatives and friends as
sembled at st. Peters Pro-Cathedral, Ale
gheny City, last Wednesday evening at
o'clock, to witness the ceremony of marriage
between Mr.. Edward ]. DUNCAN and Miss
Susie Fitzsmmons. Rev. Father O'Connell off,
ciating. The reverend father delivered a few
appropriate remarks on the sanctity of mar
riage. The bride presented beautiful appear
ance dressed in bridal array, with orange
blossoms and carrying bouquet OF bride
roses. Miss Ella Fitzslmmons, a sister of the
bride, acted as maid of honor, and brother
did the honors for the groom. The reception
was held an hour later at their I future home,
were many and very handsome, some coming
from several different States. Among those
in attendance from a distance We're NJ. A.
Dunigan and family, ColumbuS, O.; Miss Mary
White, Ashland, KY, and Miss Mary Boyce,
Ironton, o. The happy couple have the best
wishes Of their many friends for future life
of happiness.
The wedding of Miss Ellen Marie, Of the
Southside and Mr.. James McClain, of Apollo,
took place in St. Johns Roman Catholic
Church, Southside, at $50 Thanksgiving morn
ing. Nuptial high mass was chanted by the
Very Rev. Father Gallagher as celebrant, as
sisted by Fathers Molyneaux and Ludden as
deacon and sub-deacon. Mozart's Twelfth
Mass was grandly rendered by the choir. Miss
O'COnner and Mr.. Z. G. O'Conner, the neice
and nephew of the bride, acted as bridemaid
and groomsman. The presents were numerous
and costly. After the conclusion of the i'm
pressive ceremonies the numerous relatives
adjourned TO the house of Mrs. John O'Conner.
a sister of the bride, where a bounteous we'd
ding banquet was spread. Among those pres
ent were the four brothers of the bride aud
their wives, Mrs. Maitue Connolly, Mrs. John
ODoherty, d. p. O'Doherty, Miss Rebecca
Doherty, Mrs. Rodgers, Miss McMasteIs The
happy couple left on the evening train for
Apollo, their future home.
One of the social events of the week was de-
lightful party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly, on
Friday evening. at their residence, 267 Federal
street, Allegheny. Music dancing and games
were the features of the evening" Miss frankie
Graham recited the ''Monnie Musk" with credit
to herself as well as to the great delight of
those present. Afterward refreshments were
served Among those present were the Misses
kirkpatrick, Caruthers, Parker. the Misses
Flora and Ella Hayes Misses Pryor, Miss Elsie
Longwell. Miss Kate Crider, Miss frankie Gra-
ham, Miss Ada Swindell, Miss Armstrong, Miss
Frances Longwell, Misses Laura and Lille
Saint, and the Messrs. j. Morgan, Frank
Wright, Harry Crider, S. and Fl. Armstrong,
Charles Hayes, Mr. Davis, John McCush, Mr..
Mofatt, Dave ,McCush, Mr.. Coslow, George
and Arthur Kelly and others.
A very pleasant reception was rendered by
Miss Annie McCabe to her many friends, at
her home, No. 3S09 Liberty avenue. on Friday
evening last The evening passed pleasantly
with music and dancing. Miss Nelly Byrns and
Carrie Terrant Ioetter known as comrade Joe,
of the g. A. R.,) favoring the company with
some choice selections of vocal and instru-
mental music, Among those present we're the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Terrant. Mr..
and Mrs Arch Berry, Misses Nelly Byrns, Carrie
Terrant Myra Null Emma and Till Daub. Lima
Hughes, Lillian Foringer, Sadie Edgar Ida
Keys, Aggie McCutcheon Annie McCape ana
Messrs. Henry Schatfer, t. Mosser, Joe KEYS,
Charles Newell r. G. West, James Lewis, Lea
Higbee. George Glass, ]. Taylor and A. Clog
ger.
A select surprise party was given in honor of
the Misses Maggie and Mary Comley, at their
residence, Perrysville avenue, on Thanksgiv-
ing evening. Those present were: Misses
Annie Connolly. Minnie Mooney. Lizzie Ellis,
Ida Shaw, Dot Ashworth, Carrie H. Harring-
ton; Hettie Hall; Messrs. Frank Con-
PSy Frank Mccoy Samuel
George s. Comley, James johnson; Misses
Ella Douglas, Sadie Summerville Mary James,
Jennie James, Mary oesterly. Maggie Comley
Jennie Lawton, Messrs. e. White ]. kruse A
Warren Shirley, Robert c. Comley, H. S. T.
Reno, ]. s. 6. Gamble, Florence Won Weller
George H. Douglas Charles B. Daley, Herbert
L and Mr. md MrS
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cosgrave, of Hazel
wood avenue entertained a number of their
friends Wednesday evening, in honor of their
guest Mr.. ]. Strange. of New Orleans. Pro-
gressive eucher provided the amusement for
the first part of the evening. Some enjoyable
music was furnished by the Misses Laubie and
Barbour and Mr.. Jos. Laubie, after which an
elegant supper was served. Dancing was then
enjoyed till late hour. Among those present
Mrs. Thomas Chester. Misses Cosgrave, Jen-
kins Vandergrift, Laubie. Bar bour Church
and McKibbin; Messrs. Reed, Rackett, Gra-
ham, McClarren, Laubie, Smith, Pitcairn Bar
bour, Mchibbln, Bowman, Young and Jenkins.
Friday evening the friends of Mr.. and Mrs,
q. D. Bell, of Rowan avenue, East End, sur
rounded them and demanded as token of
peace the privilege of having control Of the
house, which was cheerfully granted. A most
enjoyable time was had, the party breaking up
at A. M. The following is partial list of
those present: Mr.. and Mrs. h. Thorne, Mr
and Mrs. f. Hitler, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Cooper
Mr. aud Mrs. Marts. ST.; Mr.. and Mrs Marts
Jr., Mir. and Mrs R. q. Watson, the Misses
Miller, the Misses McClintock, Miss NJ. Marts
Miss George, Miss Brown, Miss Haney, Miss o,
Bell, Miss NJ. Watson, Mr.. A. Davie, Mr. Mil
ler, Mr.. Wetherspoon, MIR. Collins, Mr.. Kain,
Mr.. Reynolds, Mr.. Kean. Supper was served
at L
The pupils of Prof Christys dancing class
will give q tiddledy winks reception on the