Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
oCToBER's QUIET OPENING.
The Social Events Not 50 Numerous as
Usual, Owing to the Weather.

Usual, Owing to the Weather.
A pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of Mr.. John Kruse at his residence
S5l Wylie avenue, Wednesday evening, Sep
Jember so. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. hruse, Robert c. Comley, John and
Harry kruce, J. B. Thompson, Tho mas
Drenan, q. 5. Comley, William Merkcr, j.
McGaryy, NJ 5. Connolly, John Brody, Will
lam Hays, Thomas Cullen, I. G. James, J.W.
Shirley, Robert Graham, Ii. Z. Mengham,
Patrick Bagnen, d. NJ. Maloney, George
Roberts, w. B. Mahaffey. Robert a. Morrow,
Mrs. j. i. Thompson, Mrs. j. McGarvy, the
Misses Mamie kruse, Maggie i. Comley,
Dora Lauer, Anna and Hstella Price, Mary
;. Comley, Minnie and Ella Mooney. Ella
Weber, Cora James, Annie Brody, II. S.
OLoughlin, Mollie Berger, Tina Eichenberg,
Nellie Mclaughlin, Minnie Burke, Alice
Boden, Jennie Walker, Laura Putner, Steu-
benVIle, O., and Emma Roepke, Akron, o.,
md many others. Dancing and cuchre were
the features of the evening. Lunch was
served at l. O'Clock, and tho guests departed
Tor their homes ut Il later hour well pleased
with their evenings enjoyment
Mr.. William Flaccus, of Allegheny, hav-
ing lately returned from trip to Germany
lit being his sixth voyage), was the guest of
honor ut a party given last Thursday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. il. W. French, at
their beautiful home at Bellevue, Pa.
The house was like a flower garden with
tropical plants and flowers in every part.
Progressive euchre was the chief amuse-
ment Seine six tables were filled. Among
those present were Miss Roberts, from Mon
mouth, Ill: Miss Porter, from Iiomcwood;
NJ hur:z, from Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs.
George Flaccus Mr. and Mrs. Walter Straw,
III. and Mrs. 5. ID. Hubley, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
H. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Reynolds, Miss
Matte Hunter, Miss Ella Pollard, Miss Jen-
ME Matthias Messrs. William FlaccuS, Robert
Iiunter james Stewart, Edward Arnsburg.
After 20 games mad been played it was found
that Waiter Straw, Esq, and Miss Ella Pol
lard had succeeded in carrying OFF the cle-
CANT head prizes awarded, and James Stew
art. ESQ. and Mrs. 4. H. Myers the BOBBY
prizes. Nj. and Mrs. French were voted a
great success as host and hostess.
Friday evening, the Jolly Crowd'' of Mt.
Washington held a surprise party at the
residence ut Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Hamil-
ton. Among those pres cnt were: Miss Lizzie
Jackson, Misses Ella and Ida Humphreys,
Miss Carry Eoss, Miss Bessie Fimcal and her
cousin from Harrisburg, Miss Nellie Hill,
Miss Emma ROLAND ana her cousin from Chi
c;tgo. Ill, Miss Nanny Rlseing. Miss Sadie
Magee ana Amy Gaihner the noted
musicians of Pittsburg, and Jennie Cain;
Masters Samuel HilEs, George and Albert
UilDs, Jesse NJ. Ganan, George Foggen,
Llmire Jones, Everett Bates, Christ Pope,
William Cress and Floyd Cain. the older
folks were Mrs. and Mr.. Andy Reed, Miss
IlIdMOOL, MIS-. hlcSGG anu neT MISS
Amy, Mrs. John Hans and MrS.James Cain.
The 81 Went With Him" Club surprised
Nj. and Mrs. Henry Arnold, OF Ward street,
Oakland, last ThurGay night. There WAS
jolly time. Among those present were the
Misses Carrie Arnold. Annie Luedebuhl,
Hillie Janz, Theresa LIppert, Maggie Smith,
Mamie Mcader, Emma Arnold, Louise
Arnold, Mollie Bauer, Emma Bauer, Tlllie
Uelfman, and lIeSsrs. Phil. Iippert, Crist.
Luedcbuhl, Dave Roberts, Charles Barn
house, Louis Bauer, William Wilson, Fred
Bauer. I'd. Bauer, Benjamin Thomas Oscar
Boschcrt, Jake Lippert, Harry Bauer and
many others.
\ surprise party was rendered Master
Willie Netter, South Carson street, Wednes-
day evening in honor of his 18th birthday.
Tic following little people were present:
Misses Lizzie Smith, Matte Corboy, Maggie
Wise, S1die SchOllcnberger, Annie Myers,
Katie - Laura Toms, Messrs. Willie Cor
10y, Freddie Smith, Hamilton Wicks, John
hCl5, Willie Mckenzie, Albert and Willie
EOsS. Vocal ana instrumental music was
The pleasure OF the evening. At 1870 the
Young folks were ushered into a pretty
dining room. where dainty tables were
ladened with appetizing viands. At IL
O'Clock the merry troop dispersed to their
homes.
a progressive euchre party was given by