Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-08

O'Clock. Following is the programme: Music
Sy MIS-; Belle Hughes, Prot; A. =. Fog9. Mr.
Fred w. Robertshaw, Mr.. Charles c. Grifiin
and the Schmertz Orchestra, and literary exer-
cises by the Rev. j. F. Regis Canevln, Mr.. Will
lam j. McMullen Prof. A. c. Hughes and Mr.,
James A. Burns.
The reception held at Cyclorama Parlors
Wednesday evening, March 4, was brilliant
success, and was largely attended by select
and fashionable gathering. The ladies were
especially conspicuous for their charming ap'
| pearances. and the gentlemen were all in full
| evening dress. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orr and Mrs. TAYLOR. of
| Washington, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelley,
and the Misses McClnton, Smith, Hummel
Brown, Armstrong. Mckee, McClarien; and
| Messrs. Krebs, Adams, Marshall, Dr. Kesler.
Orcut, Sturgeon, Caches. Wiley. Graham
courtney. Langenheim, Bennett, Phillips and
Armstrong.
One Of the social events of the week in VIII.
| kinsburg the reception held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Robert Ferguson. of Hampton
place, Friday evening There were about 80
guests present, comprising friends of the host
ess from Allegheny, the East End and Wilkins
| burg. The dining room was artistlcally deco
| rated with flowers and palms, forming dainty
| background for the varied costumes of the
ladies and the black and white nf the evening
| dress of the gentlemen, Some of the toilets Of
the ladies were dreams of loveliness. Music
| ana eucnre LOOK up the t0ur> from D 7. M till l.
| A. NJ, and when the guests departed the time
seemed TO have been all too short for their salts
| faction.
The second annual Purim masque ball in
honor Of Queen Esther will be held on the
| evening of March "a in New Turner Hall,
| Forbes street, by the Dlsraeli Social The hall
will be elaborately decorated and lighted with
calcium lights. Prizes will be given to the
couple wearing the handsomest costumes The
committee A i AdPllelmer
Benjamin Biggard, Joseph Frankfurther,
Samuel Baum, Gus Arnold. l. Kokeman, Max
charming party was given by the Misses
Maggie and Annie Burgess, of Alfred street.
Williamsburg. last Tuesday evening" to friends
from Turtle creek. The amusements of the oc.
casion were music, tiddledywinks ETC., besides
the rather important item of refreshments.
Among the guests were Misses Flora Mackey,
Matte and Lizzie Owens and Maggie Johnston,
and Messrs. Fred VOTER Walter Lane, Charles
Teets, John Kuhn. VIII Hudson and Henry
Kuhn.
A select party was held at the residence of
Miss Anna J. Longabaugh. Fifth avenue, Nc
Keesport, March s at which most delightful
evening was spent. Among those present were
the Misses 0rah and Sadie Lake, Frances
Davis, Lou Cox, Ella Moore Birdie and Edith
Hartman. Alma Coon. Cad Carer. Maude
Woods and Bertha Haler, of McKeesport, and
Messrs. Charles F. Cole and Harry Lake, of
Sewickley, and others.
A''C" tea is to be given by the ladies Of the
R. j. Reed Mission Band in the Williamsburg
Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening
next No ons knows exactly what q &c" tea is,
but it is said to be something appetizing, with
tea and cake in 1t. An hour or two of social
intercourse, enlivened by music, is also ex-
pected to be part of the entertainment
Miss Jennie Van scribner Of the American
House, left the city yesterday on a two weeks
visit to relatives at WellsvIlIe, N. Y. By re-
quest and under the auspices of the Young
Peoples Society of Oean, n. Y, she will give
select readings at q charitable entertainment
to be gwen at the Second Presbyterian Church
at that place.
Thursday night was the occasion OF pleas
ant birthday party given by Mr.. Alfred NJ.
Hogg. About 80 guests were present and were
generally residents of Heron Hill. The COM
pany were charmed by the splendid singing Of
Mr.. James Henderson, of Heron Hill, and
reading by Mrs. ]. n. Hogg, of Allegheny.
very pleasant birthday party was given at
the cozy home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bell
stein 2O3 Spring Garden avenue, Allegheny, |
Wednesday afternoon, in honor of their little |
daughter Erma. About 80 little folks were
present Music and refreshments were the |
features.
Latrobe will probably organize an Episcopal
Church shortly. About dozen prominent |
families are interested in the project. During |
the year they have frequently held services but |
in no regular meeting place. The Rev. P. S, |
Mesney ofieiated a week ago and delighted his |
hearers.
A quiet wedding in Allegheny Joined Mr.. |
Sidney S. Sheppard and Miss Clara M. Kurtz
on Monday last. The BRIDES home, in Allie |
gheny avenue. was well filed with valuable |
aud useful presents, gifts from numerous
friends of the contracting parties.
The ceremony uniting in marriage Miss Aggie
Acheson and Mr.. Vincent Stevens will take
place at the brides residence on Thursday,
March Il. None but the immediate relatives |
will be present except Miss Minnie Mitchell, /
friend of the bride.
On last Saturday evening very pleasant
birthday party was given in honor of Mrs.
Clara L. Reber al her home on Lafayette street.
Hazelwood. Music, dancing and games were
INDUCED in to a late hour
The many friends of Miss Emma Chisley, of
Allentown, will be glad to hear that after a
long and serious illness she is able to be about
and that she il gaming strength as fast as can
be expected.
The EDon Club select reception Friday
March 6, was one Of the most successful affairs
of the season.
The woman's Club held one OF its profitable
and enjoyable sessions at o'clock yesterday
afternoon.