Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-27
assembled to dance the hours away. AtsO,clock

assembled to dance the hours away. Ats o'clocl
IS couples formed grand march. led by Cap
tam J. A. A. Brown ana wife. The fayors o
the german were pleasant and unique. and wa
attended by some of Pittsburg and Allegheny
prominent society people. The company de
serves to be congratulated for this being the
most successful social ever given attempted by
| them. The following members composed the
committee who had the affair in charge: ]. B
MeEwen- w. F. P. Vance, JOS F. Kuntz, G. W
| Kramer, Z. X. Semple. Ben Anderson, Jsnr
kosser, q. f. E. Wilkarm, S. L McEwen, Johr
| Noskamk
Among the pleasant events of the week may
| pc chron1cled the Blue Domino" given by the
| Pleasure Seekers at the lew residence of the
Misses O'Donnell, l427 Liberty avenue, Thurs
| day evening last. With Prof. Christy as master
| OF ceremonies and excellent music by Profs
! Wells, Alien and Hummel, the hours glided by
| until midnight, when the masks were removed
and all partook of refreshments. After this
| dancing was resumed.
One Of the leading events of the week on the
Northside was the marriage of Miss Emma
| Iompkins, daughter of Mr.. George Tompkins
OF l6l CHARTERS street, to Mr.. Robert l. Mon.
dock, which was celebrated at the residence OF
the brides parents on Wednesday evening last.
There were about so guests present. among
whom some very prominent people, such as w.
| w. Speer and lady, William Hamilton and
| lady, Will Mckinney and lady, and Miss
sadie Casky, who had charge of affairs gener-
Annie Tompkins, sister of the bride, Miss Lot
tie CUpps and Miss Sadie Casky were the
br1demaids. The newly married couple have
| gone East on their bridal tour and upon their
return will settle down in Allegheny, where
both are very popular and well known.
On last Friday evening select social enter
tainment was given by B. F. and Mrs Baale to
their friends at their residence, Harrison ave-
nue., Allegheny previous to their starting on
an extended tour of the Rocky Mountains and
the Pacific Coast. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. George Minnemeyer and Master
FRANK. Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cauldwell, of Allentown; Mr.. and
Mrs. A A. Beatty, MI. and Mrs. ]. 3. Michael,
0i Mr.; and Mrs Mrs Albert Hill of sewickley; Mr..
Moore, Mrs. Shadrac Jones and Miss Minnie;
Mrs. and Miss Noah, OF Allentown; Mrs. I'd.
wards, Miss Maggie Caldwell, Miss Mamie
Edwards, Miss Cora Beatty and Messrs, n
Noegetly. Watt Caldwell and Joseph and
Charles Edwards, with Others, who by their
willingness to make the entertainment what it
was Intended to be, departed for their homes,
leaving b, +. and Mrs. Beale feeling honored
by their presence. Music for little hop was
furnished by the Crescent Orchestra
The Caledonian Society, of ALLEGHENY Pa,
gave very enjoyable reception to their friends
In Miss Hamilton's Dancing Academy. on
Thursday evening last The evenings epfoy-
ment opened up with the grand march, promut-
ly at S P. M, to the music of the McCord
String Band, and under the leadership of Mr..
Joyce, who conducted the dancing in way
that gave the utmost satisfaction. During the
interval service of ice cream and cake was
served up by the committee to the delight of
ALL and especially the little ones who enjoyed
themselves thoroughly. A pleasant feature of
the meeting was the presence of those ladies
and gentlemen who have SO often entertained
the society with their musical talents in the
past. In the same kindly way they delighted
the company again. The following are those
m al jpa1
under the direction of Mrs. Rigdon: Misses A.
Brockie, I. Mcintosh, Reid, McCallum. Messrs.
Muir, Smith and Brockie. President Joseph
Napier and the Entertainment Committea ID
serve great praise for the way they conducted
such happy gathering. After singing Aud
Lang sayne" the meeting broke up at 1880.
The Allegheny Histrionic Society, composed
of some of the best-known young people of
Allegheny, gave pleasing rendition of that
charming drama, Among the Breakers at
the Sixth ward schoolhouse on last Tuesday
evening. The hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity. The frequent outbursts of applause
was sufficient evidence to prove that the efforts
of the players to please the audience were biph-
ly successful. An amusing incident in connec-
tion with the entertainment was the friend
~ rivalry existing between the His
young folks, who gave a concert
on the same evening in an adjoining church.
Ihe entertainers who attracted the larger audi-
Snce were 10 De congratulated by the others
The HlstIlonic are now enjoying their victory
Inc caste OF the play was as follows: Dqvid
Murray James Lanahan; Hon. Bruce Hum
ter, A. c. Hughes; Clarence Hunter. E
N. Wagner; Larry Deutne, John Corcorap:
Peter Paragraph. Will Lanigan; Scud John
Purcell; Bess Starlight, Miss Daisy Eberlein:
Minnie Ddze, Miss Anna Mccain; MotheT
Carey, Miss Adele Honfroy; Biddy BAN. Miss
Sadie Mccain. The honors in the play rest
with Miss Eberlein, who, as bright vivacious
romp, won the lasting favor of the audience
and MI. Lanahan, a misunderstood and mis-
guided father, won their sympathies. Miss |
honfroy well sustained difficult and exacting |
part