Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-15
gramme followed by oyster supper was
much enjoyed by all present

The Dorcas Society, of tho Edgewoodvill
Presbyterian Church, is making prepar
tions for bazaar to be given next Thur
day. Several parlors will be used for prett
booths for all kinds OF useful and ornamel
tai articles. There will be dolls OF ever
age, color and condition and hand -painte
china and needle work, together with I'll
most useful and latest contrivances l
Kitchen Implements. A supper will
served each evening from until 8, th
oads1 f oeng IN eaen ar lite
the ladies will serve chocolate and cakes
the afternoon in a dainty little room this
will be fitted up expressly. The proceeds {
new church to be erected in the spring.
The annual treat of the Mission Band q
the Swissvale Presbyterian Church will b
given to-day in their pretty little church. .
programme OF musical and literary 81
lections will be rendered, after which ther
will be dinner for the young people. TIL
Young Peoples Society of the First Preshy
terian of Williamsburg will hold its MONTH
entertainment tomorrow evening. Rev.
I. Smith will give a talk on "a Basket o
Curiosities." A musical and elocutionar,
will be rendered by Messrs. Ward, Of ALE
gheny.
The Brushton Literary Society was enter
.tained last Monday evening at the residenc
of Miss Hattie Gamble, West street. Brush
ton. The exercises consisted OF reading
interspersed with instrumental and voca
music, the performers of which were tn
Misses Maud McCarroll, Retta Whitmore
Jennie and Sarah Greaves and Messrs
Howard McAteer, Frank Kirk, Alvin ant
Coram Gamble and others. Its next meet
at Miss Retta Whitmore's house, Amandi
| street, Brushton.
Miss Ella NJ. Shaner, daughter OF Mr.. Will
fam NJ. Shaner, of Robert street, became tn,
| bride of Mr.. Robert L. Jessop, of Mt. Wash
ington, Thursday evening, November IL, the
Rev. ]. W. Harsha officiating. 1t was
| home wedding and only immediate mem
bers of the families were present. TIL.
young compile were the recipients OF many
residence on Virginia street, Mt Washing
| ton.
Miss Cassie E. Meals. who Is visiting Mrs
sadler, will leave on Saturday, November
| 81, for Mt. Dora, Florida, to spend the win
ter. During Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
| day of next week she will act as one of Mrs
sadler's aids at the Southside Hospital Fair.
A very pleasant party was given on Tues
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ
Tatem, Jr., at their residence, No. 4os Re-
| oecca street. The evening was spent In
dancing, after which an elegant supper wal
| served.
Mrs. Charles Egnar, Of Philadelphia, and
Miss Belle Smith. also Of Philadelphia, 70.
| turned home on Thursday accompanied by
Miss Mamie Savtlle. OF Penn avenue. ~
whose home they had been visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. W. q. D. Totten, Jr., have 70.
turned from their wedding trip, and viii be
''at home" to their friends from next Wed.
nesday for four days, after which they viii
leave for their home at Cincinnati.
The Catholic Young Mems Club, Of Brad.
dock, has Issued Invitations for Q dance in
Leighton's Hall Friday evening. Novem ber
Imperials will furnish the music.
The Washington Club, Of Braddook, eave
its first reception on Friday evening in
Leighton's Hall. The club was organized
last summer with Is Of the leading young
men Of the town.
The First M. &. Church Ladies' Ala Society.
Of Braddock. met on Friday night, and com
pleted arrangements for tho annual Thanks
Tors.
The engagement Is announced Of Mss
Alice Reed Oliphant. daughter OF the late
Walter 8. Oliphant, Of Mount Holly n. j.,
to Mr.. Edwin Van b. Paul, Of this city.
One Of the enjoyable events Of this week
was . wagon party Of West Enders which
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce, Of Oak street.
Minersville, on Thursday evening.
Much interest ha, been excited by he mys-
terious "Blue Jay T." to be given By the
Kings Daughters At Patterson's Hall ON the
evening of November 19.
Miss Rose Ehrenwerth, Of Columbus, Tex,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Span.
dau, Of No. l93 Sixteenth street, Southsids.
Tho Junior Union Drum Corps, composed
Of nttlo boys Of Braddock. gave a festival
Thursday evening at Leighton's Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. F1ocker, Of Mnlvale, wore
given a surprise party on Thursday evening
In New Turner Hall.
Mrs. Winderko1f, daughter and son. Of wfs.
consin, are visiting Major Blessing at Glen.
wood.
Autumn's Happy Guests.
Mrs A. c. Hamilton and dauohfer Nina