Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-17

Legler, Ada Niehvus, Amelia 0ber, Ada
Seibert, Stella Mollsnder, Birdie Orth, Rhea
Eggers, Clara Ebbert, Ellen Leyercapf, Ellen
Becker, Freda Fin ssenger, Mary Gano
Maggie Ebbert, Min ME Mischlcr, Maggie
Loef1ng, Birdie Bauer, Carrie 0rth, Alice
Seibert, Augusta kramer
The fifth anniversary of the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Conlesr was celebrated at
their residence, Webster avenue, Friday
evening Music and dancing were INDUCED
in until an early hour. Supper was served,
and among the pleasantries of the occasion
was the presentation to Mr.. and Mrs. Conley
of a number of valuable presents by their
many friends: Among these present were
Lynch, Mamie and Ella McTigh, Florence
Mccoy, Carrie Mccarthy, Mollie Barker,
Annie and Grace Monahan, Aggie, Nellie,
viii Pender, Tom Wallace, Joe Habbern1an,
Dan Ward, Jim Bowden, Ed Jones, Tom
Moore, Frank Mowatt and Win Grogan.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered to
Mr.. Seamons by his many friends at his resi-
dence, Finn avenue, Thursday evening. A
most enjoyable evening was spent by those
present, among whom were Misses Nettie
Huber, Jennie Reeves, Lizzie Snair, Maggie
hay, Myra Boyle, Mamie TreaseyS Mr.. and
Simpson, Mrs. Anderson, the Misses Hettie
and Helen Anderson, Messrs. Geottam,
Nulan, Seamons, Hockey, Reeves, Bakerand
simpson
A delightful party was given by Miss Julia
Muhlstein at her residence Tuesday evening.
Dancing and a dainty lunch were the fe-
atures. miss Muhlstein made her guests feel
thoroughly at home and delightful evening
was spent. Among those present were
Maize Brooks, Mamie Stamm, Laura Birlz
Sadie bristol, Carrie Mohr, Lou Pearson,
Ella Wood, Fannie Corby, Mfllie Glenn, Viii
Tl-,,l lsn N faT r-l,1s Il l,N<l.
The Thursday Night Club" under the d.
rection of Prof. L. L. Braun, will hold q
series of lawn fetes at Windsor Park, Belle
vue, commencing Thursday evening, June
IS and every other thursday until septem-
will be in attendance A special train will
leave Union Depot at P. NJ. sharp, returning
at 1:30 A. M. Sixty members is the limit to
the membership, and a good time is antici-
pated.i
Thursday and Friday evenings of this week
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Homestead NJ.
E. Church will give an entertainment and
supper in the Opera House. The entertain
ment for Thursday will consist of Mrs. jar
ley's wax works, and Friday evening there
rection of Mr.. j. n. Hollingshead. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of the church.
Early IN June MI. Harry u. morgan, the
genial Superintendent of the Pittsburg Stor-
age Company, Will wed beautiful and ac-
complished young lady of Denver, Col. The
wedding viii take place in that city, and Mr..
Morgan will be accompanied thither by Mr..
Richard Ebe, contracting agent for the B. &
o. Railroad, who will act the part of best
man.
Last Friday evening a very pleasant sur
prise party was given Mr.. George Phorsich
at the residence of his parents, Forty-eighth
street. About so couples were in attendance
Music, dancing and recitations were on the
evenings programme. At midnight an ele-
CANT supper was served.
DR.. Heckel, of Fremont street, gave leo
ture on "The Construction of the Eye" to the
Epworth League of the Buena Vista Street
NJ E. Church and their friends last Friday
evening. A large number heard an interest
ing lecture.