Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06

Lillian Ruch, Lizzie Rainey, Ida and Lizzie
| Mcclure. Marie siegner, Sallte Ruch, Marie
| Steel, Anna and Agnes McCourt, Millie
Dodd, and Messrs. James Simpson, W. J.
| Sterling, Butler Finn, w. J. Mcclure. Will
lam Kerr William Findley. j. Abbey, James
steel, Thomas Wilson, John Loughry, Will
Auuy, b. V. MetZgar, George Urbs, A. u.
Rotrock, Harry Speer, j. G. Montgomery, X.
! b. Browne, Mr.. Dix, Joe Watt. viii John.
son. Thomas Ward, c. H. Brown. viii Rem
! ton, James Ruch. Charles and Frank Haid,
Joe Alexander, Harry Harbaugh, George
1ohe, Harry johnson. Jim Adams, W. r. An
derson, Flo Hill, Joe McCully, George Glass,
d. Goewey, Mr. Simpson, Mr.. Richards. Dr..
George, Prof. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Sterling and others.
The ladies of Bellevue are not "iu the rear
of the procession in active, charitable and
church work. They vie with their sisters in
the cities in their zeal and industry, and at
present are busy arranging for a holiday
bazaar, to be held in the Methodist Protest
ant Church on next Thursday evening.
Fancy and common sense articles will be on
sale, and the young ladies will offer the
most toothsome homemade candies besides
monster tour-and-twenty blackbird pie.
An excellent supper will be served in the
lecture room from to 7:3G p. NJ. The COM
mittees are: supper Committee-Mrs. James
Lee, Mrs. c. L. Mcintyre, Mrs Ii. III. Durbin,
Mrs. c. L. Gilchrist, Mrs. II. Behrs and Mrs.
a: Mcintosh. Fancy Bazar-Mrs. W. H.
warwick, Mrs. E. S. REYNOLDS, Mrs. w. P.
Hendrie and Mrs. 3. F. Groat. Backbird
Booth-Mrs. II. o. Hukill. Candy Bootn-
Mrs. james Irwin, and aids. Miss Florence
East, Miss Jennie Matthias. Miss Ella Hultz,
Miss Annie Page. Miss Edith Irwin, Miss
Mamie Wright and other pretty girls.
A very pleasant masquerade surprise
party was given IN honor OF Mrs. James B.
Thompson at her residence No l3 West
Canal street, Wednesday evening. Among
those present were Mr. James B. Thomp-
son and wife, Mr.. A. 3. Gallbreath and wife,
Mr.. Fall and wife, Mr.. J. McGarvey and
wife. the Misses Anna and Estella Price,
Mary a. Burrow, Maggie and Mary Comley,
Annie Connolly, Lizzie and Rosey Quinn,
Messrs. Thomas Drenan, r. C. Comley, Frank
Connolly, G. S. Comley. William Merker,
John hruse. }. Berger and wife, s. 2. Ziegler
and wife, George Thompson and wife, John
Cowen and wife, William Davis, L. Lapp. L.
West. Charles Parkes, Walter Davis and
many Others. There were some very hand
some costumes worn. and Mr.. John H
kruse, the Indian chief, was present in all
his grandeur. Dancing was tns principal
feature OF the evening, the Eureka Orches-
ira furnishing the music. A very fine lunch
was served.
The Carpadium Euchre Club. Of Lawrence
Vile, met Friday evening at the home OF
Miss Molly Fennerty, River avenue, East
End. Mr.. J. d. Miller and Miss Bella Black
ford won the head prizes, Mr.. Ford and Miss
Taylor taking the booby prizes. Cards
were indulged in until IL O'Clock, when an
elegant supper was served by the charming
hostess, after winch there was dancing. The
members of the club are the Misses Ada
Ferson. Bella Blackford. Mary Ferguson,
Jean Devlin, Jennie Taylor Annie Devlin,
hardt and Alice Reams. Messrs Otto Rein
hardt, Harry Fennerty, j. d. Miller. J. E.
Mitchell. T. 4. Saupp, Otto Graf, George
Weber, ]. W. Ford, Bert Ferguson and Mr..
Sleeth.
Mrs. L. A. Meyran, of Shady Lane, East
End, gave very pleasant progressive
Hearts" party on Wednesday evening
The winners of the first prizes were Miss
Laura Kinzer and Mr.. A. E. Niemann.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. |
G. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Black Mr.. |
Scott. Jr., Mrs. A. Rockel. Misses Liliie |
Schleiter, Ida Schleiter. Clara Oehmler, |
Laura hinzer, Wild McCabe, Sadie Cochran |
Jennette Dickson, LOuise PoeSe, X. Meye
and Messrs. r. 0ehmler. Blair Scott Walter |
Schleiter, Edwin RoeniglI. a. E. NiemannC |
j. c. Niemann, Paul c. HerroSce, e. I. Hitch |
man and Vance Donaldson. After refresh
ments the pleasures of the evening were
wound up with dancing until after midnight.
Miss Nellie Davis was agreeably surprised
IN Friday evening, the thirteenth anniver-
ary of her birthday, at her residence, Penn
ylvania avenue, by a large concourse of
Ter school friends. Music was the feature
# the evening. Among those present were
he Misses Nellie Davis, Ella Murray Elsie
ierner, Myrtle White, Marion Brennan,
-izzie McCanp. Mamie Helt, Flora Sour
,eck, Leanour Parsons, Daisy Parsons Car
lie Seaman, Scott Davis, Knox, Matthew
-angsdale, William Heckert, Howard |
Iranft, Walter Suedeford, Frederick Rhodes |
Andrew Morehead, Willie Hit and Hugh
henderson.
A very enjoyable birthday party was held
& the residence of Mrs. NJ. Hare. 4o Lake
treet Allegheny, ir the honor of her sons
9th birthday, December 9. Among those
resent were: Miss Minnie Burning, Miss
'annie Riehey, of Ellsworth; Miss Maggie
sider, Misses Annie and Katie Cook Miss |
Katie Lanahan, Miss Jessie u. Hare and |
liss Della Roe, of Allegheny. The gentle
men present were: Mr.. Frank Richey Mr.
Robert Burning, OF Emsworth; Mr. Harry
irlht Richev, Mr.. George Clary, Mr.. Bennie
sichey and Harry Lyle Hare, Samuel Richey.
The ladies of the Fourth Presbyterian
'hurch. Evaline avenue, near Liberty ave-
ue, East End, are making extensive ar
angements for bazar and supper to be
eld in the church on the afternoons and
venings of Thursday and Friday. December
and IL The proceeds are for the furnish
ng of the new church, which is in course of
rection. supper will be served from 5 to g.
arrangements are also being made for fancy
andy and refreshment booths to be pre-
ided over by some OF the charming Young
aides of the church.
Progressive euchre whiled away a few
i easant hours for the fortunate ones in
rcd IN * yx-sI |
insburg last Tuesday evening in honor OF
er classmate, Miss Sweetman, of Washing
on. ID. c., and Miss nartwell, of Oil CITY.
liss Margaret McIlvaiue carried off the |
lone hand" and head prize, while Dr. |
White took the gentleman prize. Miss
feeble and DR.. Proctor the foot prizes |
Ifter lunch and dancing to Gernert's music |
Iiss Sweetman. who has a pleasing voice. |
endered several songs very pret:ily.
A social event of the southside on Thurs
ay evening was the marriage Of Miss Tillie,
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Strange the
marriage being solemnized at the residence
the brides parents by the Rev. j. c. Kunz-
IAN, paste I of Grace Evangelical Lutheran |
hurch. A wedding brea kfast followed the |
ererony. The bride wore a fine gown of
ink satin and lace. The attendants were
liss Jennie G. Leonard, maid of honor and
. {. Headrick, best man. Mr. and Mrs.
eadrick depart shortly for tour through
he larger cities OF the East and South. ,
'Ingomar" viii be given at Mt Washington
library Hall, Friday evening, December IS, ,
y some of the Mt. Washington people, the
lss being as follows: TImarci, j. A. Hage-
ann: P0lgdOr, Samuel Williams; Huron. {
Z. Shepler; Lykon Charles Seidenstricker: !
t,1he.or, Joseph Keefer; A'astor, F. A.
elvin McComb: Thedno, Miss Roberta | I
lizard; .dcteG, Mrs. Allison MYERS: Par 7