Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-19

Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
c. F. schraeder, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ommert.
Mr., and Mrs. H. S. Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. II. ].
Mitchell, Mr., and Mrs. c. D. Grupen, DR.. and
Mrs. o. R. Shannon, Or. and Mrs Mrs.
9. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Pol;
lock, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. Smith and
Messrs. William NJ. Pollock. Charles l. Han
ali Of Allegheny; Mr.. and Mrs. George U.
, Kynor. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Kynor, Mr..
R. S. Kynor. Miss Phem Leopard and Miss
sshont1, Of McKessPGrt; MI. and Mrs: h 5,Ia a.
lips, of Pittshurg; Mr.. R. B. Patterson, of New
York; Mr.. E. J. Fairfield, Of Marion. O.; Mr..
and Mrs. s. NJ. Shaner, Mr.. and Mrs. E H. Sut-
meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. David Zugsmith, Mr.; and
MRS. B. A. Groah, MIR. John Young. Miss Flora
Young Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Bost, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Morrison, Mir. and Mrs. David Morri-
| son. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burt Mr.. and Mrs.
Cullers, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kimberlsni,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Weidman. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Giles, Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. DALEY. of the city and
suburbs.
A fashionable and notable wedding was
celebrated at Salem. o., April 5. at the resi-
dence of Rev. Mr.. Boyles, the Presbyterian
minister, when Miss Clara Virginia Flesher,
only daughter of the late q. w. Flesher,
prominent lawyer of Jackson county. West
Virginia, became the bride Of John II. Kopp.
Miss Flesher Is descendant of William Custis,
of Virginia, the same family into which the
illustrious Washington married. Also great
granddaughter OF John Mason, one Of Mary
lands veal geiest planters Miss Flesher is
merry little blonde, a fine scholar and an ac-
complished musician. The bride wore dark
garnet Greek costume, trimmed with duohesse
lace, made high, with Catherine de Medici
collar and skirt demi train. She carried bou-
Quet of La France roses. The groom is very
estimable business young man and worthy
Christian. The honeymoon will be spent in
Williamsburg at Rose Cottage. Just in the
shadow of PIttsburg, at the beautiful home OF
the brides mother and step-father, Mr.. and
Mrs John w. Rattigan.
Mr.. Edward Pritehard was agreeably sur.
prised at his home on Grace street, Mt Wash.
of young folks who called to assist in the cele-
bration of his birthday. They composed the
''Manette Social" and spent very enjoyable
evening in music, dancing and feast
ing. Among the guests were the
Misses Nellie Pritchard, Garnet Goldman,
Louise BIocfinser. @ MolEe Muilin, Kate Foley, y,
Sophie Frey, Emma Frey, Lydia Fisher, Jen-
ME Haysmitb, Carrie Haysmith, Ella Biber,
Matte Morse, Name kellar, Tillie Kelar.
Hattie Bowman, Jennie Bowman, Lille Silvus.
Pauline Harris, Jessie Riggs and Messrs.
Tom Conner, John Conner, Lawrence Block
niger. harry sadler, John Hill, Sam Brooks,
Burt Price Albert Goldman. Tom Horner,
Will Haysrnith, Robert Gray. Michael Crow,
Harry De Grote, Will Workman, Sam Pare.
A pleasant surprise party was held at the
home Of Miss Grace Constans. Forbes street,
last Tuesday evening. The following friends
were present: Misses Marguerite Thomas,
Essis Newman, Gertrude Clair, Annie sulli.
van, Lucy Malone, Agnes Gallagher, May Duffy
Stella Geisie, Sadie Manbinney Gertrude Sui.
livan, Minnie Wiltz, Miss Lena Couples and
Marie Christohel, OF sharpsburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
wood; Messrs. Robert Hannah, Charles Han
nan, H. l. Braun, Edward Thompson, viii Nc
Adams, Robert McAdams, George and Peter
Hommel, Will Wolf, Allen Mercer, James
Merring. Abe Newman. George Groves and
John FurrIck.
reception to be given Monday evening,
April q, at Washington Hall, corner of Wash
ington and Beaver avenues, Allegheny, will be
under the auspices of Fort Pitt Council No.
go, Jr. o. q. A. NJ. In connection with the re-
ception there will be furnished Q delightful
programme of literary and musical numbers.
Among those who will contribute to the last
named enjoyment Will be the whistler, Miss
Anna Lee Dickinson, the Manchester Council
Quartette the Gardner Mandolin Club and
Charles b. stelzner's orchestra. There is no
question but what Ft Pitt will abundantly re-
pay all who may bl counted among the guests
on this occasion.
The little friends of Master Willie Baker gave
him a very happy surprise at his home. on Ann
street. last Friday evening. Games dear to the
childish heart and a host of good things to eat
made the little ones very happy, and merry
evening was spent The little ones present were,
Mary Sick, Lizzie Brown, Ella Gueth Rosie
Hetzel, Mary Eavensburger, Stella and Laura
Berres, Edna Barkberger, Katie and Lizzie Du-
gan Edith McCloskey, Freddie and ANY Shoen-
harU q nd mi "a No
Closkey, Eddie and Leo Howell, Freddie and
George Sick, Louis EaveIsburger, Gideon
Crime. Elmer McCloskey and Edgar skipp.
Yesterday afternoon the third class of the
year of the Pittsburg School Kitchen was
graduated. The exercises were conducted at
the Grant School. The class was large, num-
bering &c, and Grant School was crowded with
friends and relatives of the little cooks. Misses
CAMEL and Hazlewood, of the Grant School,
opened the exercises by duet. after which
Rev. w. J. Holland, the newly-elected Chan
cellor of the Western University, delivered
pleasant little speech and presented the gradu-
ates with their diplomas. Tables had been pre-
pared of dishes of all kinds made by the little
children and a luncheon was served to the
guests.
Wednesday afternoon a merry party Of little
ones gathered at the Home Hotel, with their
dolls, to do honors to Miss Florence X. Wills.
The young hostess, assisted by Miss Lille
Walker, proved her ability Iby making her
companions happy with games from to s. when
an elegantSlunch was served. Among those
present were Lille Walker, Pauline Miller,
Laura DImling Helen Mccarthy, Lille Aird,
Katie Lane, Eva McDonah, Minnie Henning,
Nettie C.sShaw, Eda Arthur, Minnie Saunders
and Marion McMahon.
The Evangeline Social, organized by the
younger members Of St. James Church of
Williamsburg, held its second meeting last
Thursday at the residence OF the Misses
Kountz, BraddocE avenue Miss Emma
Kountz was elected President and Mr.; John
named by Rev. A. A. Lambing-starts forth
with the well wishes of a host of friends for
future of brilliant success. The next meeting
residence of Miss weaver, Franklin street.
Williamsburg.
The thirteenth annual commencement Of the |
Pittsburg School of Pharmacy will be held in
Carnegie Hall next Thursday evening at
o'clock. The members of the class are: How
ard H. Bulger, Howard Charles Fueller, WILL |
lam Laird Hankey, Charles Franklin Huber,
David Walter Seville Charles Albert Spang |
and special student in chemistry Frank Gar |
niecki.
and Mrs James Kelly, OF Fifth avenue. at their |
residence, last Thursday evening" 1t was gwen |
in honor of their guest, Mr.. Bert Doran, of |
Hamilton, Ont. Vocal and instrumental music |
by the Lafayette Orchestra, Silver Star Quartet |
and by Messrs. M. Calvin and Frank Connolly |
were features of the evening. Supper was |
served at late hour.
The Wine5iddle Avenue Progressive Euchre |
clubs fortnightly meeting was chaperoned by |
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pease, Friday evening |
last. The novel feature of this meeting was |
the playing of progressive euchre in the phan- |