Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS.
Local Pleasures That Make the New Year
Begin Pleasantly.

AFTkR THE HOLIDAYS.
1oe., Pleasure. ra.. Make tn. New Yea.
Begin Pleasantly.
A pleasant evening was spent Friday at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rhule, ISL
Thirty eighth street, at a supper given in honor
of the forty ninth anniversary of Mrs. Rhule's
birthday. Among those of their friends
and relatives present were Mrs. George Rhule.
of Perry county. and her daughters Misses Car
rie and Annie; Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hoffman, Of
Castle Shannon; Mr.. and Mrs B. f. Mcintyre,
Miss Annie Hofmester, Mr.. c. Bowers and
Miss Matte Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Sharp,
ST.. and Mr.. and Mrs. R. Sharp, Jr., of Allie
gheny City; Mr.. Daniel Hoffman, Mrs. William
Johnston and Mrs. Alice Penrod, of Burgetts-
Miss Maine, of Nobestown, Miss Maria Game
lick, MIR. and Mrs. Alexander McWhorter and
Mrs. William Mcbride and Mr.. George Nc
Bride, of Clinton; Mr.. and Mrs. Hetzel, of Al
legheny; Mrs. Sadie Rhule, Mr.. and Mrs. John
W hite, the Misses Rose and Mary Emory and
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Keck, Mr.. and Mrs John
ae%ckman I% of PittsbuTg, Mr. and Mrs CSgps ,
lam Young and daughter, of West End; Mr..
John Smith and Mr.. John McInus, of this city.
and Mr.. and Mrs J: Matthews, of Allegheny;
Mr.. John and Miss Bertha Sharp, of Allegheny;
Mrs. George Welsh, of Landesburg.
II One of the most noted and enjoyable Juvenile
events thar has taken place in Allegheny this
season was the birthday party given January 8
by Mayor Wyman and wife, of McClintock av-
enue. in honor Of the sixth anniversary of the
birth Of their eldest daughter, Mary. There
were 25 couple present. Piano music was
beautifully rendered by Miss Brown, friend
of the family, and games of all kinds INDUCED
In by the little guests. At $50 the children were
formed into lines Of two each, headed by Miss
Mary Wyman and Master ]. Wyman Brush.
Marching to beautiful strains of music the
line was ushered into the spacious dining room,
where magnificent repast, furnished by Ca
tSe russts 3 %as nIs IN Iesdness and 20 WHICH
the evening was the anxiety as to who would
be the lucky guest to receive the beautiful gold
ring baked in the birthday cake. The ponder
Gus cake was cut into as many slices as there
were guests, each obtaining cut Then the
excitement commenced, which was not Of long
duration, as an exciting II got it" came from
the lips OF Miss Carrie Curry, which was soon
understood to mean that she had been the
lucky one. Miss Mary was the recipient Of
very nne collection of presents and congratula-
tlons from her many little friends. Until P.
M the time was devoted to games; at that hour
the guests prepared to depart for their homes,
after very enjoyable time, everyone being
well satisfied. That Miss Mary, the little
hostess of the occasion, may live to see many a
happy anniversary of her birth appeared to be
the sentiments of all who had the honor of be.
ing present at the gathering "a her sixth anni-
versary.
The Monday Night Euchre Club, recently
organized, held its first meeting on Monday
evening last at the residence of Miss Kittie
Taylor, 220e Sarah street. The evening was
spent in an enjoyable manner, after which
sumptuous repast was served, and all departed
rendering their hearty congratulations to their
fair hostess. The head prizes were won by
MISS Mamie Braden, of Penn avenue, and Mr..
Il nf Etdn ha hnO "a
prize by Miss Mana Kimberland, and Mr..
James Robins The club Is composed Of the
following members: Misses Lulu Bryant Kittie
Taylor, Mollie McGeary, Maggie and Annie
Mcdowell, Mollie and Carrie Binger, Lizzie
Selein, Mana Kimberland, Mamie Braden,
Lillle and Gertrude .Goshorn, Messrs. Ed
Cavett Charles Foster, Luther and James
Charles Eyerhart. John Robins, William Kim
berland, Henry and John Bryant The club
will be next entertained by Miss Lulu Bryant.
Monday evening. January &C. at her residence,
l7l2 Sidney street. southside.
The society event OF the season at Emlenton,
Pa was the full dress reception given the
other evening by the Irving Club of that place
at Beunetts Opera House, visitors being pres
ent from Pittsburg, Franklin, East Brady and
Foxburg, Guenther's Orchestra. of Pittsburg,
furnishing the music to the delight Of the so
couples in attendance Among the gay party
. lIs
and Mrs. g. G. Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. George
Campbell, Major and Mrs. Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. r. Harvey the Misses Blanche and
Genevieve Moran, Grace Patton, Carrie Gosser,
Birdie Babst, Jennie and Sue Jennings, Amy
and Cora Wallace Ada Bennett, Alma Young,
Jessie Hamilton, Lille Crawford, Della Hamii-
ton. Cora Fleming, Mamie Black and Messrs,
G. w. Crawford. Harry Heasley, H A. Ham
ilton, ]. B. McClelland, J. b. Halderman, H.
W. Roland, s. R Butterfield, 8. E. Crawford,
John Bennett John Bean, 10 Patten, Lester
/ rin Trno r
Chapel
The most brilliant social event OF the season
in our neighboring city. New Castle, was the
nuptial ceremony which united Louis Birely
Hamilton, of Waterbury, Conn.,, and Miss
Harriet G. McComb daughter of Colonel R. B.
McComb. of New Castle. The ceremony took
place in Trinity Church, and was performed by
the Rev. ]. ID. Heron, ON Wednesday, at 2:30
p. NJ, and was followed by brilliant reception
at residence of the brides parents, from $3.50 to
and magnificent. Among the guests from out
of town were MISS Fisher, OF Oil City; Miss
Forker. of Sharon; Miss Clark, of Indianapolis;
Man ME- and M Miss hamilton Waterbury Conn; the
Misses Guerard, Savannah, Ga. and Messrs
| Will McGufin, Charles McGufhn and Miss
Jennie Sankey, of Pittspurg.
Children's parties are all-prevailing in Pitts
burg at present Among the many joyous meet
ings of the innocents during the past week.
none stand out in more pleasant prominence
than that held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
| Alfred Urban, l09 Forbes avenue on THURSDAY
| evening. Phe gathering was IN honor of Miss
| Mamie Allen, an Syear-old traveller recently
| returned from the tropics or thereabouts and
Miss Abble Urban, her chosen chum, who came
| from Beaver Falls to assist Miss Mamie in re-.
ceiving the score of happy little human stiddlde.
winks." who danced and ate and ate and
danced in reckless alienation, from 8 P. M. to
| 10 p NJ, the striking of the last mentioned hon
being the pre-arranged signal for hustling
| homeward.
As is their usual New Years custom, ]. A.
Heilman, Esq, and wife, or Greenville, enter.
tanned more than a hundred of their friends ON
last Tuesday evening. The spacious and hand.
some drawing rooms presented a pretty sight
made more SO by the beautiful faces and toilets
| of the ladies. A menu that would have done
! credit to professional caterer was presented py
the hostess. Among those present were Hon.
Z. P. Gillespie, Rev. J. A. Kunkleman, Rev.
| Heilman and Isaac Heilman and their wives.
Also Mrs. r. l. Adams, of Erie, Mrs. 8. Hell.
| man. Mrs. Carrie Heilman and Mrs. l. 8. Her.
| wig.
A sleighinC patty of about 40 couples, given
by Mr.. John Collins, was the principal society
| event at Mansfield this week. After q delight
| full drive of several miles they returned to the
residence of Mr.. Robert johnson, on the
Washington pike q noted hostlery in the Gays
| of the stage coach. The large dining room and
ing to the music Of the Orpheus Orchestra was
| INDUCED in until the early morning hours
| About l2:3O an elegant lunch, such as only Mrs
| johnson can serve was partaken. All departed
| highly pleased with the hospitality Of the hos,
| and hostess.
One of the very pleasant events of the weel