Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-13
THE WEEKS SOCIAL EVENTS.
Pleasant Gatherings at Which the Hours
Went Past All Too Quickly.

One OF the notable events of the week was
the marriage last Thursday evening of Mr..
Leonard Strub and Miss Clara RosC, of ALLIE
gheny. After the ceremony, the Hanover
Club, q well-known social organization of
the Northside, of which the groom is Vice
President. rendered the young couple re-
ception at its parlors, on Irwin avenue, Al
legheny. The music was furnished by the
Columbia Orchestra. Vocal selections by the
Lewis Quartet were followed by dancing and
supper. Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ". Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Snyder, the Misses Ida and Clara Rockcn-
stein, NJ. l.. McAllister, Emma McClinton
Miller hrah, Ida Zehnder, Lou Strub, Louisa
Sturgess, Susie hatfer, Louisa Brose Lizzie
Snyder, RANGES smith, jennie Kerr, Bertha
Smith; Maggie johnson, Flora Lectirt, May
Cowan, Mamie Carroll, Minnie Lier Emma
Woods, Maggie Gallagher, Minnie Abt. Mrs.
Isia Kane, and Messrs H. T. Lier, Frank
Euheu. NJ. j. Collins Henry and Charles
Glanccr, James Woods, j. S. Bell NJ J.
Feeuey, John Mullen, Win McEiroy. Daniel
Collins, ,larence Hoffman, o. +. Midgeley,
/. 2. Meiningcr, Walter Scott, j. H. Gaughen'
w. I. Lee, H. j. Thomas, c. r. Keefer, John
Feurlake, NJ. c. Smith, john Berbach, J. J.
Boutwell,, John Cunningham, r. T. Arm
strong, ". F. Mcdonald, j. L. Lowrie,
Charles FornofT, Albert Huckestein, J. J.
Irwin, Charles Brose, John Strub, George
LighUenhelG, p. {. Klein, George Burniller
Herman Lutz, Charles Klein and Joseph A.
Fisher.
a pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Sadie Flood at her residence, 7s Ohio
street, Allegheny, on Wednesday evening.
Music ana dancing were the features of the
evening Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. d. Hays, Mrs. Hays, Sr, Mr.. and
Mrs. " i'll King, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Neeley,
Mr. anG Mrs. j. Doyle, Mrs. Burke, and the
Misses Annie Haley, Sue Lynn, Clare and
Lizzie Brennes, Maggie and Celia Swartz,
Maggie Casey, Mary Mccoy, Mamie Conroy,
Mary ShCTan, Beatrice Conway, Bertha
Gippricn, Annie Holman, Annie Smith, Sue
Trapp, Ca!iic SGienccker and MeSsrs. Tom
Hays Charlie Bilater. Joe Lynn, Bob Will
kinson, Dick Taylor, George Swartz, Ed
Butler, John Sheran, viii Holman, Sam
BucnGnnon, Con Eberly, John Gipprich, Jim
King, Anon LatShaw, Al Kim, Mr.. OCOn-
nell, VIII PeiIer, Al Wehner and many
others.
A number of Gastonville and Finleyville
young people who have lately organized
literary and social club, not yet christened,
gave their first stcntertainment-a gypsy camp
fire-at the home of the Vice President of
the club, Mr.. Will /. CASTOR, last Thursday
night. After most of the guests had arrived
on the brilliantly lighted lawn, O queer old
gypsy wagon drove in. Judging all the be-
lNJed travellers by tie rough-looking driver
just appearing from under the yawning can
vas, the audience was completely lost in
Rmazcment at tho beautiful queen and her
no less lovely attendants who alighted, and,
with other gipsies already on the grounds,
formed circle round the camp fire just
lighted. The many bright-colored costumes
anu happy faces all 2glow from the soft fire.
light made picture wonderfully pleasing to
bIe eve VITA fortune telling, dancing. leo