Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20
HOURS OF ENJOYMENT.
Social Events That Have Occurred and That
Are TO Occur soon.

| Social Events That Have Occurred and That
Are to Occur Soon.
An enjoyable evening was spent at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bingham, No. 1873
Auburn street, East End. in celebration of the
twentieth anniversary of their wedding. In
strumenta1 music by Prof. Henry Vetter and
Messrs. Lefetter Earhart and Butler, also sing
ing by Miss Laura Lambert contributed largely
to the pleasure of the company assembled.
Euchre, dancing. and an excellent collation.
completed the programme Among the elegant
presents received were, dinner set of unique
design, a fish set and choice selection of
plaques. vases, etc.; number of which were
hand-painted. Among the guests were: Mr..
and Mrs Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. Nurton, Mrs. Zahn
and daughter, Mrs. Putnam and daughter.
Messrs. Young, Powell, Shipman, Marshall.
Hartly, Love, Mann, Vetter, jackson, Sheaffer,
Barclay and Simpson, and Misses Ernest,
Bennie, Armstrong, Carlisle, Kissick, Keppel,
Powell and Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Wolf, of Penn avenue,
celebrated their silver wedding last Thursday
in a very enjoyable way both to themselves and
the many friends who joined them. High mass
was performed in the morning in st. Peters
Church by Rev. Father Sunrs, and at the con-
clusion the invited guests were conveyed to the
coy home, and there revelry and mirth reigned
for the remainder of the day. Among the
guests were many distinguished paople from
Pittsburg and vicinity; also, from Philadelphia
and Harrison. The presents received were
magnificent, and represent in value the sum of
s.. .O0O In the evening the German singing So
ciety. 'Lledertafel," serenaded the company,
The marriage ceremony of Miss Sadie A.
Kearney, of Tunnel street, and Mr. James
Healy, of Soho street, was performed by Rev.
Father Conway at st. Pauls Cathedral at
o'clock Thursday, July 10. At the conclusion
of the church services the happy couple re-
turned to the home of the BRIDES parents
where they were reinforced by the large num-
Der of guests that had witnessed the ceremony
and who enjoyed a delightful evening with
music and dancing. Any number of valuable
wedding presents will adorn the new home at
Oakland.
On last Tuesday evening a party of young
folks of Allegheny were nicely entertained by
Miss Kitty Huddleson, of Laurel station, Pa.
Music and dancing was the evenings pro-
gramme, large number of musical people be-
ing present. Among them were Misses Laura
Lambert, Grace KImpel, Bessie Spangler,
Millie Alexander, Jennie Dugan, Prof. and
Mrs. II. W; Vetter. Messrs. Harry Armstrong.
ShermaR SPERM w, roster, Harry Davis. John RimPen;
and Chris Vetter. The merry party returned
onlthe 2 o'clock express.
The engagement is announced of Miss Fran
ces Josephine Murphy, daughter OF the re-
nowned Francis Murphy, and Mr.. Charles ].
Holmes one of the proprietors of the Monon-
gahela House. The marriage, which is to be
celebrated in October, is to be one of splendor
and magnihcence befitting the wealth and So
cial standing of the young people who are
both great favorites in the circles of society in
which they move.
Invitations have been issued by DR.. L. h.
Bryant and his daughter, Miss Lulu, for the
marriage of their friend, Miss Mary Louisa
Adams, to Mr.. Harding Kimberland Thurs
day evening. August 5, at o'clock at their
home, No. l7l2 Sidney street.
A delightful party was given Friday night at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sergeant Nc
Curry, on Wabash avenue. West End. de-
licious collation. was served and some excellent
singing and instrumental music were features
of the evenings pleasure.
Prof. H. L. Braun's third lawn fete of the Sc
ries will be held at Windsor Grove Bellevue,
next Thursday evening