Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-23

an enjoyable time is in store for each of those
who attend.
! The third musical soiree by the pupils and
/ teachers of the Williamsburg Academy will be
! given in the NJ. E. Church, Wallace street, Fri
| day evening next
The class of 80 of the Pittsburg College of
| Pharmacy is sending to its friends very neat
and artistic invitation to the twelfth annual
| commencement. Tuesday evening next at g.
at the First NJ. P. Church, Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Margaret Schlegel was very agreeably
surprised at her home on Carson street, South
side, during the week bv gathering of chill
dren and friends, who left behind them upon
their departure many valuable and useful
presents for their kind hostess.
St. Joseph's Day, March 19, was very appro-
priately observed by the students who attend
St Joseph's Academy. Greensburg, which is
under the care of the Sisters of Charity. The
celebration, which took the form of literary
ana musical entertainment, was largely at
tended and greatly enjoyed by friends and rela-
tives of the students, many of whom were
from this city,
Misses Dunn and Graham, corner Ninth
street and Penn avenue, gave a social enter
tainment to their many friends Thursday even
ing, preparatory to Miss Dunn leaving for New
York City on a business trip. Lolita was the
principal game INDUCED in, and sumptuous
spread was served later on. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Woods. Miss Graham, Mrs. We'll,
Messrs. j. Dunn, j. Thompson, II. Woods II.
We'll and many others.
The w. R. D. Z. gave reception on Thurs
day evening at the residence of Miss Clara
Craig, us Robinson street, Allegheny, where
very pleasant evening was spent in dancing,
after which supper was served. Among those
present were the Misses Armstrong. Gill,
Davidson, Wade. Stubs, King. shannon,
Saver, Croft, Aufhsmmer, Renter, Smith,
Reno, Messrs. Snider, Croft Lappey Gill,
Reynolds, Wright, McNish Stern. Saver Reno,
Marshall Jordon, West, any many others.
The third reunion of the Buffalo Circle was
held at the residence of Mrs. VIM. Hunzeker,
CoIwell street. March 20, Thursday evening.
Jr., of Oakland; Mrs. VIM. Eunzeker, Miss
Minnie Hunzeker Mrs. VIM. Smith of Char
tiers; Mrs ]. V. Stoer, Mrs. Dunno, Mrs Nc
kee and Mrs. Armstrong, of Laurel station;
R.; Mrs. David Dutton. Mrs. James Jones, Mrs.
Rudolph Hunzeker, Mary Jane Hunzeker.
On Thursday evening last the Trio Club"
composed of Masters Howard Brown. howard
Bragdon and Mac H. Lichliter, gave enjoy
able parlor entertainment at the residence of
Rev. NJ. D. Lichllter, of Allegheny. The par
lors were well filed. The entertainment con-
sisted of recitations, vocal and instrumental
music. magic lantern views and an art gallery.
The boys were ably assisted in,the musical part
by Mrs. Eaton, Miss Denning and Miss Lizzie
Bragdon, of Allegheny.
About 20 young ladies spent Thursday after
noon with Miss Buckell, of Center avenue. and
took with them the most elegant piece of
artistic needlework they possessed thus giving
the gathering the name of Fancy Work.
perty. An elaborately- decorated table in In
dia silk and flowers was laid with beautiful
china. and all the delicacies OF the season were
served Some of the ladies present were: Mrs.
b. Dickson. Miss Kate Luton, Miss l. Noble,
Miss Mullen, the Misses Martin, Mrs. Alland
and Miss Marcella Luton.
The Tuesday Night Pleasant Valley Euchre
Club was entertained by Miss Bessie Haw-
thorne, at her residence, l49 Webster street,
Tuesday evening. March is, who was assisted
by her cousin, Miss Kit Carrell, of Johnstown.
Music and cards were INDUCED in until late
hour, after which refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses L. Ramaley. ID.
Parks, s. Patterson. +: Bonsel, N. McMasters
and the Messrs. S. Porter. H. Schnider, G.
Tressell, d. Brier, w. Park, A. Matthews, c.
Carrell, of Braddock, and w. BrIer.
Last Monday evening there was an informal
gathering gwen at the charming home of Mr..
ana Mrs ]. c. Bergstresser, on Allegheny ave-
nue., Allegheny. The affair was in honor of
Mrs. ]. ]. Shanfelter and Miss Fanny Duffy,
sisters of Mrs. Bergstresser. who remove to
Williamsport. Pa. April l. Vocal and instru-
mental music and home games of all kinds in
cluding the famous bean bag game. were fea-
lures of the festivities. Those present were
Miss Dunlevy, Miss Gillespie. Misses Augusta,
Alice and Sidney Grace Messrs. Hartje, Graf,
Beatty, Camp, Dunlevy and Gillespie.
A very pleasant affair was the reception held
at the residence of Mr. George W. Jessop. Mt.
Washington, Friday evening. March IA, in
honor of Mr.. William B. Cox. late of Denver,
Col Dancing was INDUCED in until an early
hour Among those present were: misses May
Shaner, Mary Cozlett Bella Naysmith, Ella
Matthews, Georgia Ashford, Carrie and Jennie
Naysmth. Sadie Myers. Emma Turbett Celia
Jessop and Messrs. William B. Cox. A. Miller,
George Turbett, James Barbin, George Brokaw,
William Naysmith and Robert Jessop.
The Hawthorn Society gave their twelfth an
nual reception at Brooks Dancing Academy
Tuesday, March is. Those present were Misses
Maggie Elder, Mamie Finn, Jennie McCloy,
Mollie Edgar, Hattie Lang, Cad Rosseter,
Clemmy Dittmer, Annie Barckley, Emma
Hogan, Annie Gilmore, Neftie Hayes, Katie
Moran. May McCollough, Maggie Ecker. Lydie
]. w. Miller, R. c. Bonnor, E. Whaley. Il.
Cochran, w. Stewart, VIM. Mckee. L. Tomor,
w. Gilmore, NJ. e. Gray, J. 1eargen, H. Lamb,
w. Lasmer, d. Bleihlow, L. Lowry and j.
Elliot.
Miss Cora Gregg entertained a number of
her friends at her home, No. 2l3 Federal street,
Allegheny, Thursday evening. The feature of
the event was the excellent singing of Miss
Carrie Terrant. Dancing, music and refresh
ments were the pleasures mdulged in. Among
those present were Misses Annie, Alice and
Dottie Perret. Frances Guyton. Richardson,
Flack, Mrs. McAlpine, Mrs. Selvage. Mrs.
Boyer, Misses Kaie McCarron Julia Maguire,
Carrie Terrant Jennie McClay, Miss Lee.
Mrs. Perret. Mrs. NJ. Il. Gregg, DR.. r. L. Nc
Crew. DR.. Grumpy, Nsssrs. Hawkins, w.
Klapp, W. II. Durr Waller Rice, Luther Men,
denhol, G. G. HummeI, Mr.. Richardson, Mr..
Graham and others.
On Monday, March IT, the beautiful resi-
dence of Charles A. Stevenson, of Sheridan
station, was scene of great festivity and gift
offerings, the host and hostess having reached
the fifth milestone in their welded journey
through life The many presents were unique
as well as useful. The guests spent an enjoy
able evening. The following gentlemen, with
Wilson, of philadelphia: d. e. Langdon, R. E.
McCarty, J. c. Nelson, E. 7. Whittier. A. Men
denhall, Elmer Locke, S. NJ. Work. John Fitz
Northrup and <. B. Chapman. besides Mrs.
Hattie Wyant and son, of Mckeesport, Miss
Fitz, Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. NJ. j. PETER,
Mrs. B. F. Shaner, Mr.. Will PETER and Mr..
Harvey j. Shatto.
Cyclorama Han. last Thursday evening. the
occasion being the much talked of reception
given by Ladies' Aid Society No. s. auxiliary to
Sons of Veterans, U. s. A. The affair was a
thorough success both socially and financially.
and adds one more to the laurels already
gained by the members of this society.
odd couples present to participate in the grand
march, led by First Lieutenant Lewis, H. r.
Foulk and Miss Grace c. Patton. The gentle
men and their fair partners tripped the light
fantastic until midnight, when the supper
march was formed, led by Second Lieutenant
Charles S. Babst and Miss Jennie Abbott. when
all hands repaired to the dining rooms to par
take of the repast prepared by Caterer Luther.
There was sufficient sprlnkling of the Sons of
Veterans gay uniform to add greatly to the
beauty OF the gathering as they went whirling
through the merry dance, which was kept up
until early dawn Friday, when all hands sought
their homes, voting the affair a most brilliant
success.
Personal Mention.
Messrs. John and George Heidiger will leave