Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-29

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whom were Mrs. Mackey, Of Butler; Mrs.
English, Mr.: and Mrs. George Zortman, Mr..
and Mrs. David Zortman and child, MI.
W William zortmsn, Mr.. A. v; Zortman' MI; ME;
Alice Barbour, of ALLEGHENY: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Zortman. Mr. and Mrs. George Warren
| and child, and Mr.. and Mrs. Speaker Graham,
Mars; Mr ana Mr.. Wi Wia@ "nd 1m
Of Glenneld, and Mr.: and MRS; Wlilam
Reader, Mr.. Minus, Misses r. Minus and
Byrd W Wallace, of Baden. Quite number OF
ceiyed.
On Friday evening an enjoyable birthday
party was given at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steckerman, OF Thirty ninth street, in
honor of their daughter May. She received
many handsome presents. Dancing, cards
and singing were the features of the even
ing Supper was served at II O'Clock. Those
present were: Misses Nellie Harvey, Minnie
Tate, Cora Isett, Nellie Nicholes, Minnie
Nellie Pratt, Libbie ellison, Marie Fowler,
Mayge Geognegan, Edna Mulliger. May Nc
Gnire, and Messrs. Will Stevens, Rob
VIII Ensand Mn@ Lem Wa aFSnne thar. lIs sT Resn
George Brooks, Harry Luch, Harry Phorr,
Bert Megraw. James c. Clark, Boy Wicker
man and others.
One Of the notable events of the week was
the marriage of Miss Maggie E. Haughey, Of
River avenue Allegheny, to Mr.. James NJ.
Garrison, of Bellevernon, Pa, which took
place Thursday morning at the First NJ. p.
Church, Allegheny. In the afternoon Mr..
and Mrs. Garrison left for Bellevernon.
where they will reside, Miss Haughey was
a very popular young lady and her absence
will be felt in church circles and by her
many friends, who wish her much joy and
happiness. The couple were the recipients
of many valuable presents. The 'ushers
were Messrs. G. L. Brown, B. F. Lutz. John
Graham Theo. Siviter, j. B. Bruff, DR.. j. +.
Shannon, c. F. White and Will Dutton.
The Mendelssohn Band, of Williamsburg.
gave its first concert in the Opera House Of
that place Wednesday evening. The band
is a local organization, and is composed of
some of the best musical young men of the
borough. They have been working hard for
several months under the tutorship of Prof.
7. I. Kirk, and have made great advance
ment, which was shown by the excellent
programme presented. They were assisted
by the Philharmonic Orchestra and the fol-
lowing soloists: Mrs. Adah S. Thomas, Mr.
Chester, Mr.. H. T. Neilsson and Mr.. William
Sutley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkes were given a surprise
party Friday evening, and music, dancing
and games enlivened the occasion. At Il
O'Clock supper was served to about &c peo-
pie. Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Douglass, Mrs. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Long
aSer, Mr.. and Mrs. Allingham. Misses Mag
gle Folks, Dena Folks, Mary Plum, Minnie
Annie sturret, Louisa Deely. Minnie Dockey,
Mary Williams, Mr.. Lotshell, Charley Ster-
rett, Harry Dongless. Charley Lonsaker,
Harry Mack, Edie Longaker, A. E. Beschel,
Willie Folks, John Hoolhan. Fred Egler,
Horner Sasa, Elick Carlisle.
The new cornet band Of Braddock, which
Andrew Carnegie is interested in, is gradu-
ally assuming the size desired by its patron.
During the past two weeks, since Mr.. Car
negie's offer to the Electric Cornet Band. of
Braddock, was accepted, the organization
has obtained some IA members, all good
musicians, from various parts of this vicin-
ity, making present membership OF about
40. Mr.. Carnegie's idea is to make it one of
the largest and strongest in the country.
The limit is 100 members, and the remaining
number lacking will be filled with delibera-
tion, only the best musicians to be given
places.
The offertory at the union Thanksgiving
service of the various Protestant denomina-
tions of Braddock, held in the First English
Lutheran Church, West Braddock, amounted
Soldiers Widows and Daughters Home at
Hawkins station, by Ladies' Circle No. T. Of
Braddock. The meeting of the Ministerial
Association, of Braddock, on Monday de-
cided to give the collection to this worthy
object. The services were largely attended.
and a beautiful musical programme by the
combined choirs of q number Of churches,
was rendered.
A very pleasant home wedding in Bellevue
on last Wednesday evening was that of
James Laying Hukill and Miss Fanny
Wheaton wilkins. They were married in
presence of the relatives Of the happy
couple at Mrs. wilkins house. After con-
gratulations and dinner the party were
driven over to a pretty new residence on
fitted and furnished throughout in q most
tasteful style by Mr.. Hukil for his bride.
Prof Harry B. Mcclure has issued invita-
tions for a reception to take place in Leigh.
toms Hall, Braddock, December 10. It will
be full dress affair and one of the most
brilliant of the season in the big borough. |
Haley's orchestra of ten pieces, from this |
city, will furnish music. Supper will be |
served by Hagen, the Pittsourg caterer, in
the odeon Hall on Burton street. Only 500 |
invitations have been issued. The largest |
number of guests will go from the East End |
and from Pittsburg.
At the residence of Mr. Cronanson Penn |
avenue. a most delightful surprise party |
was held on Thanksgiving evening in honor |
of his daughter, Miss Mollie. The surprisers |
assembled at the home of Miss Mary Murray, |
md to the number of so marched along the |
avenue and steathily took possession of the |
scene of festivities. The affair was q great |
success, and everyone, no doubt was with |
pleasure satiated. Not until o'clock did |
,he gay assembly disperse.
An agreeable surprise was rendered Mr.. |
md Mrs. F. Z. Fisher at their home, Avenue
station. on last Tuesday, on the thirty-ninth
of their marriage. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. j: F. Hough Mr..
md Mrs. B. McGraw, of Pittsburg; Miss
Mrs. Ellen Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tones, MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Fisher and Mr.
ND Mrs. G. France. Quite pleasant time
vas spent.
Miss Asia Forest Ellison entertained .
lumber Of her friends Thursday evening at
Ter home on Pride street. Among those
present were the Miss Sadie and Mammie
Diamond, May Lester, Hattie Mays. Annie
larry McMeal, Edward Brown and James
3igley. Among the principal enjoyments
,f the evening was a recitation rendered by |
Asia Ellison and piano solo by Anna Hig-
,ens.
The third annual entertainment Of the
Toung Mems Hebrew Society of Allegheny
county will be held on Wednesday, Decem.
yer l6. at Cyclorama Hall, Allegheny City,
"a Such talent as the following has been
,btained for the evening: Toerge's Orches.
ra, Miss Agnes and Mr.. Joseph vogel, Miss
sosa Linn Forster, Prof Frank Clements,
PROT. Cooper and Miss Ide Bergy.
The Misses Means, Of Bellevue, enter
aimed a number of friends at their home, in
very delightful manner Friday evening.
Those present were: The Misses Fulton,
Doyle. Phillips MCGOWAN, Cole, Gibson,
;otton; Messrs Beck, McCabe, Dickson. Glib
on, Tredway, Smith, Stein Martin Shanka |