Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
IN THE MONTH OF FLOWERS.
Events of Social Interest to the People Of
Both the Cities.

Miss Maggie Curry, of ITO Wylie avenue
was given surprise party Monday evening
last. A great many were present and an en-.
3oyable time was had Among those present
were: Misses Beta and Jennie Graham,
Bertha and Emma Schindle, Sadie and Bella
Seeds, Sadie Potter, Mary Mccarthy, Mary
Stuart, Maggie Haney, Mamie THOMPSON,
Lizzie Skeltion, Lula Mercer Maggie Yound.
Lou Hester, Josie Sullivan, Mollie McClury,
Mrs. 4. Grant, Mrs. H. McCutchcon, Mrs. j.
{. Higgins, Annie Higgins, Florence Grant,
Minnie Curry, Messrs. VIII and Bob Thomp-
SOL, Charlie and Ed Shindle, Robert Covert,
Gust Hofing, John Gilmore, John Schner
Harry Parks, VIII Braley, viii Bremen,
Will Bud, Eddie McCutcheon and Charlie
Grant.
The tenth anniversary OF the wedding of
Nj. and Mrs. W. c. Charlton was celebrated
at their home on South street, Williamsburg,
on Tuesday evening with an informal gath
ering of friends. Mrs. Charlton is a delight
ful hostess, and she made her guests feel
that they could not have found a more en-
Joyable way of spending an evening than in
her society. MANY of them brought hand
some remeD branceS as tokens OF their re-
gard Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hamilton and William Boyd, of
Allegheny, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Hamilton,
Nj. and Mrs. J: S. Weldon, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Brown, the Misses Moore and
Messrs. ]. S. Crawford and 5. C..Johnston, of
Williamsburg.
Williamsburg has determined to follow the
example of Pittsburg with regard to the
celebration of the Fourth of July. A public
meeting is TO be held in the Council Chamber
tomorrow evening, at which arrangements
for the exercises will be made. 1t is the
intention to have oratory as one of tho
main features Of the day, and the reading of
the Declayatio-- of Independence in the
good old-faahioned way. There will be all
kinds OF sports, with the inevitable baseball
match, and il is intended TO offer prizes that
will be worth winning. 1t is hardly likely
that there will be n fireworks display in the
evening, although it has been suggested.
A very pleasant affair was the surnrise
party rendered Miss Allie Brown, of Vickroy
street, last Monday evening, it being her
18th birthday. Music, dancing and sump-
tuous supper at midnight summed IN the en-
iOyaDle features OF the occasion. Those
present were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Garrigan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Garrigan, OF Knox
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. z. Divine, the Misses
Hughes, of Woods Run: the Misses Rettipan
Tyler, Donohue, StiIlwagen and Evans and
Messrs. II. A Santee, Nj. Barr, T. FORMER p
Reagan, j. Garrigan, S. A Warde and Prof.
Mcclure.
Miss Elsie St. Clair, a handsome young
daughter of Mr.. Stewart D. St. Clair of Tai
bot avenue, Braddock, Superintendent of
the bloom department of the Edgar Thom-
son Steel Works, was married Tuesday even
ing last at O'Clock, to Mr.. David Creelman,
well-lrown young business man of that
place. Miss st. Clair was one of the charter
members OF "The Old Maids Club" organ
lied three years ago by eight Of the most
prominent young ladies of Braddock, and
was the fifth to forfeit membership in that
interesting organization.
The Lincoln Club, of Allegheny, enjoyed
an outing to the woods on last Friday. All
were very much pleased with their varied
experiences in the country. The members
of this organization are: Mr. and Mrs. F.
H. Fahnesuock; the Misses Alberta Lore,
Adelaid Lore, Mary Banks, Maud Monroe.
Nettie Server, Lille Robb, Annie Thompson,
Gilmore Roberts, and Messrs A G. Roeniek.
Harry Thompson, Frank Thompson, James
Thompson, J. Charles Irvine James a
Lyle, John Boles and G. 3. Wylfn.
The marriage Of Mr.. Perry J. Slater. OF
this city, formerly Of Braddock, to Miss
Elizabeth n Carline, daughter Of Mr.. A NJ
Carllne, wealthy business man OF Brad
dock, which took place at the home of the
bride on Talbot avenue at 8 o'clock Thurs
day evening, was a social affair Of
much interest to the young people
of Braddock and to many in
the two cities l. was a home