Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-27

The ladies of the Presbyterian Church,
Perrysyllle, gave supper and bazaar on Thurs.
day and Friday evening. 1t was grand social
and financial success.
Maggie N, daughter of the late Thomas
Rose, of Pittsburg, was married at Chicago on
last Monday evening to Walter Paving, a
rising young business man of Reading, Pa.
The monthly reception of the ladies of
Colonel ]. B. Clark Circle No IL was held at
the home of Mrs. NJ. Barnes u Isabella street,
on Tuesday evening" All present had an enjoy
able time.
Thomas NJ. Wright postmaster at Ingomar,
gave birthday party and dance on Friday
evening. a splendid supper was served at
l2:SO o'clock, TO which his many friends did
ample justice.
MI. A. NJ. Schoyer. chief train dispatcher of
the Fit Wayne road. was the recipient during
the week of a solid silver paper weight, 81
inches square, handsomely engraved with the
names OF the donors, a number of Office en-
ployes.
A delightful party was given, last Thursday
evening, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Al
derman c. O'Donnell, No. l4Z7 Liberty avenue.
Miss ODonnell acted as hostess and enter
tanned charmingly Music flowers and choice
collation. were features of the evenings pleas
ure-making
The Tuesday Night Euchre Club of Pleasant
Valley, met at the residence of Miss Maize
Bortman, No. SO kirkpatrick avenue, ALLIE
gheny, where they spent very pleasant
evening IN card playing and dancing Among
those present were the following members:
Misses Parks, Hawthorn. Bonsall Bomalev
Patterson, Bryar and Rosensteele; Messrs
Snyder, Weatherton, Chalfant Porter TresseI
Mathews and Bryar,
With the arrival home from their European
wedding trip of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Franks.
sewickley valley society expects a revival.
Mrs Franks who was Miss Theta Quay is
one OF these natural society leaders not one
who by scheming ambition becomes a leader
but one whose charms of person and manner,
with the rare faculty of making and retaining
friends eminently fit her for the DositIon
Mr. and Mrs. Franks will shortly take nosses-
sion of the residence formerly occupied by Mr..
Charles McNsy
A literary entertainment BY the knights and
Ladies of Honor will be given by the North
Star Lodge No. 1882, THURSDAY evening, May 8,
1885, at their hall, corner Ohio and East
Diamond streets Those. who. during the
evening, Will contribute to the endowment of
the audience by musical selections. recitations
and essays are Miss Annie Orr, Mrs. William
Bentley, Mrs. Carey, Miss Ida Schneider MIR
John ii. Wagner. Misses Lulu and Edna Nop1er
Miss frankie Graham, Miss Laura Lambert
DR.. Anna b. Ramsey and Miss Lizzie McNaIly.
The regular weekly meeting of the Inde-
pendent Literary Society was held Thursday
at the residence of Miss Comley, Perrvsyille
avenue, Allegheny, and the following officers
were installed to serve for the balance of the
quarter: President, Win. q. Hohmann: Vice
President. Frank Connolly; Secretary Miss
Maggie COmley: Assistant Secretary Miss
Mary Comlev; Treasurer, George S. Comley;
Editor. Robert c. Comley. After a selected
programme by some of the members the meet
ing adjourned to meet next Thursday evening
The fourth reunion of the Buffalo Circle was
held at Mrs. Armstrong; at Laurel station
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
Thursday evening, Asril "a. Those present
were Mrs. George Stoebener, Jr., Mrs James
Mcknight of Oakland; Mrs. Charles |. Nc
kee and daughter. of Laurel station; Mrs. Will
lam Smith. Mrs. James Dunn. of CHARTERS
stations Mrs. William Heron, of Al
legheny: Mrs. James Sherron, of the South
side; Mrs. j. V: Stoer, Mrs. Mary Jane Hun
Kicker. Mrs. William Dutton, Mrs James
Jones, Miss Annie StoeT, of Pittsburg.
An evening surprise party was rendered Miss
Sadie Anderson at the residence of Miss Anna
Cleckner. No. 1876 Warner street. Allegheny
City, on Tuesday evening, April q, 1890. A
very pleasant time was spent by all present,
after which refreshments were served. Among
those present were the following the Misses
Mamie kumsey. Bertha Cleckner. Lena
Daniels, Maggie Rider, Anna Cleckner, Mary
FIasher, Miss Bailey and Mrs. Cleckner
Messrs E. NJ. Merriman, Charles Hornecker,
Charles Cutler William Mccormick Clarence
Daniels William Nichols, James Cutler Harry
Carson, Mr. Cleckner and W. f. Kennedy
A very interesting programme will be given
at the SEVENTEEN anniversary of the /. o. o. f..
to be held in Carnegie Hall, April %, 1890. 1t
will consist of an organ solo, overture. Mr.
Richard Mayer; soprano Solo, Because of
Thee" Mrs. NJ Henkler; recital, "Mausie
Wauch's First and Last Play" Mr. George NJ.
Sleeth; baritone solo, The Wanderer" Mr. F,
w. Bearl; violin solo, ''Slumber Song" and
polish Dance" Miss Mamie Reuck: whistling
solo, 'Swiss Echo Song" Anna Leah Dickin-
son; male quartet, Watch Her Kindly Stars"
Hayden Quartet; address, Mr. p. A. Shanor
and male quartet, Breeze of the Nights"
walta, Hayden Quartet.
The Miller mansion on Center avenue was the
scene Of gay throng Thursday evening
who in response to the invitations issued by the
Washington Infantry for heir reception,