Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16

One of the most enjoyable events of the
week was the orchard party given on We'd
nesday Mt the residence of Mr.. Artemas Pit
cairn, of Tarentum, by his daughters, the
Misses Janet, Carrie ana Fannie Pitcairn.
The guests assembled in the spacious
grounds about O'Clock, and after enjoying
numerous games OF tennis ana croQuet
luncheon was served at a canopied table in
the orchard adjoining the lawn. Among the
guests were Adlutant McSweeney, Sergeant
Seldom and others, of the sixteenth Regi-
mcnt who were encamped at Kensington;
the Misses Reed, of JeffersonyilIe, Ind; Miss
Howard, of Louisville, Ky.; Misses Jean
Rucken5rod and Hanson, OF salem, O.; Miss
Ford, Beatty and Kennedy, of Tarentun.
and Messrs. Kennedy and DR.. Kelly, of
Sharpsburg; klncaid, of Blairsville; Robert
Coyle. Robert Gum and John Campbell, of
Pittsburg: j. B. Ford Jr. r. c. Beatty, AL
fred Beatty and Z. A Nisbet, of Tarentum,
and others.
One of the ieadin g social events of the sea-
son in the East End was watermelon party,
given by the Misses Wehner, of Raven Wood
Cottage, Hays street, Friday evening in
honor OF the departure of Mrs. Wehner and
daughters, Cora and Annie, for a two weeks
sojourn among the lakes. Among those
present were Miss De Laprague, of Titus
vile; Miss Frederick, of Mansfield: Miss
Bessie Bowen, Mrs. Bowen, Messrs, Dain,
Rankin, of Cannonsburg. Miss Frederick
was the lucky winner of beautiful p11ze
for the nearest guess as to the NUMBER OF
seeds in the melon, missing the correct num-
Der by one seed. NJ. A. Flanagan, OF 207
Third avenue was the unfortunate winner
of the booby prize. At a late hour the merry
party dispersed, with kind rememDrances
of the hostess and her daughter.
The Pioneer Tourist Club, of Pittsburg, re-
turned home Sunday, August g. from their
trip to Washington, where they were attend
ing the National Convention of the I. A. &
B. societies and seeing the sights. This club
is composed of young men and women and
is the only club of its kind in the city. The
members who attended the convention and
returned Sunday are as follows: Misses
Bessie King, Hannah Crane, Kate Sullivan,
Ella Mclaughlin, Rose kaeppeler, Mary
O'LeaTN. Mrs. NJ. Walsh, Mrs. Ann Quinn,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan, P. Mallon, Will
lam snyder, z. W. Gallagher. Thomas Crane,
Robert Nc Allister, John McAllister, Thomas
L. Walsh, William Mclaughlin, +. 1.Withum
and John Tighe. The CLUB numbers 90 men,
bers. The National Convention will be held
in indianapolis next year.
At the annual meeting OF the Supreme
Circle of the Protected Home Circle, held at
Sharon on the JIth and 18th inst, very i'm
portant business was transacted, which will
be of great interest to the order at large.
ganic law of the order: more liberal repre-
sentation was provided for; hereafter each
local circle having 100 members will be en-
titled to one representative to the Supreme
Circle. The reports of Secretary and Treas
urer shows me order to be in flOuriShing
condition; all death losses have been paid
in full up to date. Brother the Hon. Alfred
Marland the represen tative OF Mt. WASH
ington Circle, was invited to deliver an ad-
dress on the good of the order, which was
warmly applauded by the members of the
Supreme Circle.
merry party of little people celebrated
the seventh anniversary of the birth of Miss
Maggie Wtnterling, at the residence of her
grandmother Mrs. NJ. Dunn, l07 Second ave-
nue., last Monday afternoon. The young lady
was the recipient of a number of very nice
presents. The following were present: The
Misses Grace and Annie Linderman, Susie
Nantker, Edna Dugan, Bella Bush, Bella
Brockett, Nettie Cosgrave, Milly Keithel,
May and Katie Keisel, Bessie Dolan, Minnie
Biggerstaft Blanche Wallace and Miss
Burns. Of Altoona, Pa. Masters James Win
terling, Harry Brockett, Willie Kannoutz,
John Nugent, Artie Smith, Stewart Dunn,
Frank Dugan and John Bush.
Among the notable events IN Allegheny
social circles in the coming month will be
the marriage of Miss Lizzie schano to Mr.. j.
j. Egli of Pittsburg. The young lady is the
Il.
Martin Schano, of lower Allegheny, who is
at present soiourning in Europe. Mr.. Egli
is well known printer and foreman of the
job department of the BeobdcLter. Mr..
Joseph Talm. of the TolkSbJdtt, a warm friend
of the groom and Miss Mary Schano, sister
of the bride, together with Mr.. William
Schano, her brothers and Miss Annie Fencker,
a well known young lady of Oakland, will
do the honOrs as bridemaids and grooms-
men respectively.
One of the pleasant events OF the past
week was the Pittsburg hop, given by Mrs.
Alexander and Mrs. Main, at the Hagan
Hotel, Atlantic City. Among the many
guests present were Misses Celie Henry,
Tessie Devine, Margaret Fitzgerald, Stellie
Callahan, Sophie Emery, Minnie L. More
head, Emma Mckee, Ella j. Letzl1us, Minnie
Emery, Rose Flanag gan, e. NJ. O'Reily, Rose
and Alice Mckeever, Mary and Rose O'Don-
Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Loughney, Mr. and Mrs
Charles NJ. Sauer, Bernard O'Toole, William
P Lange, William Giltiman, W. A Bowden,
John hain, Ed Kelly, Jr., Charles Kahn and
many others.
A very pleasant evening was spent at the
of Miss Madge O'Neal, of Morning
side, Thursday evening, August 6. Dancing
and games were the enjoyments of the even
ing. Among those present were Misses
Grace an q L. Fisher, of Tarentum; S. and NJ
L. II Hoffman, Millie and Bertha Oschenhurt
L. Hamilton and NJ. Gallaner; Messrs. j.
CANT Joe and George Deegan, j. McGraw,
overs, L. Blanchard, II. MundelI, j. Casey.
Z. Berger, ID. HobDins and E. Armstrong.
Among the pleasant events at Camp Ken
sington last week was an impromptu enter
given by Major Logan at brigade
TO the following of well-known
Hon JOhn nalza1l 6auUhtar
and son, William, Mr.. Harry English and
wife, Mr.. ar q MIS-. c. A. Book, Mr. and Mrs
McKaig, Mr.. end Mrs. John Robb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Legget, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Herd, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lash, Mrs. Park
Walter and Misses Scofield, Ford and Kim
caid and Mr.. W. P. Wood.
A pleasant event of the week was the
wagon party from Grafton, which passed
Mansfield, visited Bridgevflle and
returned by way of the Washington
pike, where a supper vas given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hope, at their residence, Grafton. |
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Rex, Mrs. Jennie Davis, |
Miss Mamie Orr, Mrs Ella Reside, William
John Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Hope composed the party. A photograph |
Of the group was taken by Mr.. John Dunn.
Miss Clemmie Schultz gave a reception |
Friday evening from 4 to 8. Supper was
served at o'clock. In the evening the little
folks were very much pleased with the.
grab bag. Those present were: Misses Sadie |
Broude, frankie Henry, Ellie Henry, Nellie |
Bush, Agnes Nolan, Hiida Friebertshauser,
Adelaide Pastre, Maude and Lotta Laurie; |
Masters Paul and Eugene Wiseman, Willie |
and Walter Green, Harry Broude, Edwin |
schultz and Dan McCatfrey.
Attorney West McMurray, IS stopping at |
St. Clair Springs, Mich, and absorbing the |
waters for the benefit of his healta. Mr. Nc |
Murray's health, however,is is not paeticularly |
precarious, as he was able to lead the Ger.
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