Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14

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plants. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hugo. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hugo, Mr. ana Mrs.
J. L Tucker. Or: M. H. Johnston, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. J. ID. Tucker. Mrs. Trimble, Cincin-
natl; Miss Jennie Tucker. Miss Jennie Under
wood, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hugo,
Mr. MT; and Mrs. Close, Miss Emma Tucker, Mr..
I1llbrock. MIR. Raver, Misses Annie and Cora
| Hugo and many others.
An open meeting of the Independent Liter
ary Society was held on THURSDAY evening,
December II. at the residence of Mr.. Napoleon
James, No. 6S CHARTERS street. Allegheny. After
transactins the usual business of tho society
the visitors were entertained by select pro-
gramme which included recitations by George
A. Douglass, singing by the Misses Mary and
Maggie Comley, piano solo by Miss Olive Nes-
bit, recitation by Miss Stella Oxley aud others,
after which the society paper was read. A
special feature of the evening was a mock
trial The society then adjourned to meet next
THURSDAY evening at the residence of Hiss
Ida Shaw, New Brighton road.
A delightful surprise party was rendered Miss
Anna Whaley at her residence on Congress
street one evening last week. Dancing and
games principally. tiddlewinks were the pas
times Of the evening. Among those present were
Miss Alice Neeson, Miss Bertha Hunzeker, Miss
Katie krofton, Miss Stella Dlbert, Miss Lotta
BURY. Miss Gennie Tipton Miss McGregor.
Miss Adele Wbaley. Miss Tompson. Miss Wnir-
Mr.. William Holmes, Mr.. Charles Fairfield,
Nj. Frank Brocket Mr.. Frank Atkinson AL
bert Atkinson, Mr.. Longwell, Mr.. Gray, Mr..
Cameron, Mr.. ]. A Forse and others.
The Entre-Nous Eucnre Club met Friday
night at the residence of Miss Cora McKelvy,
on Stanton avenue. Yielding to the seductions
of the roomy parlors and some Strauss music
the club soon affected change in the pro-
grsmme by indulging in an enjoyable little hop.
The ladies present were the Misses Murice
Werneberger. Cora B. Hedges Dora Shaetfer
Mamie Watson, Mamie Rutter, Fannie Finley,
Cora McKelvy and Lila Lloyd. Among the
Mac Orcutt Thomas Shields. John Johnston,
John McGrady and Budd StahL.
The Headrick Union No. 7s4 E. A. U, gave
a musical and literary entertainment at its
hall. on Federal street, on Friday night
Among those who were engaged to take part
in the programme were Messrs. Ed Hedrick,
Thomas ]. Smith, John Cant, Albert 1. Christy,
Dolph Cant, John Headrick, Miss Marie Lake,
Laura Headrick, Ideal Mandolin Club and
Smoky City Junior Quartet" The affair
was brilliant success. Mr.. Christy recIted
"Lasca" and Chariot Race" from Ben Hur,
and was greeted rapturously.
A very enjoyable evening was spent at the
birthday party given in honor of Mrs Barnhart,
of sheridanville. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnharr and family. Miss Carrie
Ogle, Miss Mamie Koontz, Miss Rachel Trait,
Miss Rose Ogle, Miss Laura Wilson, Miss
Ophelia Lope, Mrs. Conrad, Mr.. Charles Mic
olas, Mr.. Phil Miller. Mr.. Ambroes, Mr.. John
Pettis, MIR. H. M. Brooks, of Ingram; Mr.. Nick
Korustler and many Others. Mrs. Barnhart
was the recipient of many costly presents, chief
among which was valuable gold watch. A
very happy time was spent dancing and sing
ing until early morning.
Miss Lottie Heiderger, who. on Thursday
ev enlng the 18th, will become the bride of Mr.
Ernst Mayer, from Stuttgart Wurtemberg
Germany, in the Trinity Lutheran Church,
Allegheny. will have for a maid of honor Miss
Ida Q. Burgy and Misses Carrie Henricks and
Martha Mirsch will be the bridemaIds. Two
little flower girls, Edna Hartman and little
Miss Gerst, and six ushers will be of the bridal
party. A reception at Cyclorama Hall will fol-
low the wedding.
A progressive euchre party was given ON last
Monday night by the Misses McGuigan, Of
Market street, Allegheny. A very delightful
time was spent by all. Among those present
were: Prof. and Mrs. Fogo, Misses Enright,
Collins. Robert>on. Havey, McFadden. RADIO,
Brady, Armstrong Casey and Mack. Messrs.
Wall, Payton, Zinn, Martin, Kennedy, Welsh,
Trainor, Brody and Bearer. Miss Casey and
Mr.. Welsh captured the prizes.
One Of the most enjoyable events of the sea-
son was a stag party given by Mr. G. W. Davis
where progressive euchre was engaged in, after
which refreshments were served Those pres
ent we're: c. w. Sterling w. ]. Evans, Z. G.
Reed, Dan Pentz A G. Brown, Joseph Castor
and J. Benjamin Evans. Excellent music was
given by Miss Nettie Davis, assisted BY the
voices of the gentlemen.
The second annual entertainment of the
Young Mems Hebrew Society of Allegheny
county will be held Wednesday, December II,
at Cyclorama Hall, Allegheny. A few names
Of the talent engaged for the entertainment
are as follows: Toerge's orchestra, Miss Rosa
Lind Forester. Miss Fannie Nicholson of San
Francisco. Cal; Prof. Carl Ahl. and a number
Invitations have been issued in Pittsburg by
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Davis, to the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Addie Haven, to Mr.
George Alexander Simpson. which will take
place on Tuesday evening December 23 at
o'clock. 1t will be home wedding. celebrated
at Mr.. Davis house in Stanton avenue, near
Negley avenue.
Miss Frankenheim, of the East End, enter.
tanned few friends last Thursday evening in
honor of her guest, Miss Edwards, of Paris.
Special mention is due Miss NJ. DENY Cum
mings. of this city, and Mr.. ]. A. Steele, of New
York. for their artistic piano duets. An elab.
crate supper was served at Il o'clock.
The invitations are issued for the marriage of
Miss Frank E. Glass. the daughter of the late
George Glass, to MIR. Charles A. Balph, the we'll
known building contractor of this city, the
ceremony to take place at o'clock ThursCay
December Is. at the home of the brides mother,
Aiken avenue, East End.
Mr. Harry Sims, of McKeesport. celebrated
his sixth birthday last week at the residence of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. h. Sims, and
Santa Claus will not find it necessary to visit
that young man, as his little playmates pre-
sented him with everything dear to a child's
heart
A progressive euchre party was held at the
home of Miss Blanche Glass, Aiken avenue
East End. on Thursday evening. A delightful
time was spent by those present. The head
prizes were captured by Miss Blanche Glass
and Mr.. Charles McVay
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the Second
Presbyterian Church, Allegheny, corner Mar
Tuesday evening, 18th inst. Supper will be
served from to 10 M.
Mr.. Charles A. Rooney. Of Jeannette, and
Miss Annie E. s. Burke, of Pittsburg. were
united in marriage Wednesday evening by the
Rev. George Hodges. of Calvary Episcopal
Church, East End.
The members of the Linden Club gave their
fifth dance at the club house, in Boulevard
Place. Friday night 1t was one of the most
successful entertainments the organization mas
ever held.
The members Of the Paragon Club Of ALE
gheny, will tender q reception to their MANY
friends at Cyclorama Parlors, Tuesday evening.
December 16. A very enjoyable evening is an.
ticipated.