Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-01

Leydon, Harry Denholm, James Potter
John and Frank Slatrey, Frank L. Kohen
John Mexican, Joseph A. Fisher ana )
Joseph Ryan.
Frederick sellin was given a pleasant
birthday party by these friends: Messrs
William Hayes, Thomas Barrett, William
Jelly, Brown, Shaner, Thomas McAndrews
James Simon, P: Simon, Clarence Mckelvy
B. H. Stegall, william McCartin, Walter
O'Brien, George Frich, William Pigeon,
Paul jackson, Philip Baer, Samuel Lloyd
Frank Lucas, Harry Fineburg, Weiser Hal
rison, Bradley: Mr.. and Mrs. Arrowsmith
Misses Stella Diebert, Emma Simon, casey
Schumacher, Rachel Schumach T, Flann
Nellie Pete, Nellie Bradley, Ella Barrett Ida
kober, Rose ZitZman, Annie Arnold, Cora
Young, Kate, Bertha, Tillie and Lizzie SelIn
Flandon, Lizzie SHELTON, Name Barrett
Annie Lady, Kate Skep.
On Wednesday an afternoon euchre was
given by Mrs. Henry W. Neely. of Bailey
avenue, assisted by her sister, Mrs. o. H.
Stinson, in honor of Miss Pearl Clutch, OF
of Franklin, o. The prizes were won BY
Miss Ella McWnliams, Mrs. Charles Q'Brien
and Mrs. John Mccormack. Those present
were Mrs Brice, Mrs. Horner, Mrs: Shanly,
Mrs. Caskey, Mrs, Richer, Mrs. Mackev. Mrs.
Robinson, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. O'Brein,
MIS-. miller, MIS-. James Snlule IoNcT,
Mrs. Shidle, Mrs. Stanley Neely, Neven
Revelray, Ballnlan, Mccormack, Goldthorp,
Gallagher, Wilbert, and the Misses Halpins,
Hogans Stevensons, Dickin, Clut ch, Schrei-
ner and McIlheney.
The members OF the Denver Club Of the
southside gave their first select reception at
Reich's Palace Parlors last Friday evening.
An enjoyable time was spent by all present.
Among the guests were the Misses NJ. LYNCH,
Il. Hopkins, c. Clemens, S. Garlic: j. O'Con,
nell, c. Ward, NJ. Mccall, NJ. Mitchell. C..
Gaul, NJ. McCabe, X. Knox, NJ. Breen, NJ Nc
Coy, 4. Kirby, L. Walsh, X. Carney, NJ. Mar
tin. J. Ferry. NJ. Mccormick, A. Cough, and
the Messrs. d. Martin, j. Clunan, NJ. Mullen,
j. Conley, +. Hopkins, W. Price, 7. Conley.
p. Hopkins B. Mcmahon, W. johnson, J..
Martin, j. Keenan,, L. Nichols, ID. Nichols, e.
Fichtel J. Lambertus, J. Ferrick, J. Sulli-
van, j. Mcclure, II. McCleary and NJ. Ryan,
A reception was given by Mrs. J. NJ. KILN
at her residence Palo Alto street, Allegheny,
Thursday evening, in honor of her son, from
the West, and who leaves next week for
Florida. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. John Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Alters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mollison, Mr..
and Mrs. William Donahue, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Fleming, Mr.. an Mrs. John LuZell;
Misses Kate Fleming, of Fleming Park; Kate
Raymond Ella Weber, Lettie Graham, Clara
Strain; Mrs. Kexel, of Ohio; Prof, Mont
Neves, Joe Leonard, Frank B. KILN. Harry
Miller, Will Glover. Bunny KILN.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist Church, Williamsburg, are prepar-
ing for an entertainments in the Opera House
of that pretty little borough on the 18th, 18th
and 14th inst. 1t will include many unique
features one of which will be flag drill by
all the girls of the society, which will be led
hx,M M,.r n Ann
until last Thursday.) Some of the members
of the sheridan Sabers will assist on the oc
casion. The girls expect to make good
round sum of money which will be devoted
to purchasing an organ for the new church
on South street expected to be ready for oc-
cupancy early in the spring.
The members of the Y. W. C. 7. O. Of Will
are making arrangements to take
charge OF booth at the bazaar on the 10Th
inst, By the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Southside Hospital in the Auditorium, Penn
union comprises a large number of earnest
church and charitable workers, who intend
to do all in their power to help the Southside
ladies in their work of gathering enough
money to build a hospital.
At the Montooth Clubs opening last Mon
day the music was rendered by the Pittsburh
Symphony Orchestra, its initial public ap-
pearance. 1t contains a good deal OF young
talent which will some day come to the
front. Among those who are already active
workers, or rather players, may be men
Samuel Weller, Benjamin S.
Levin, Jacob Schaefer, Ed. Weber, William
Abbey, II. katz. Gerald Bowers and others.
Mr.. John Drey is director.
Mr and Mrs. Richard Stevens, Of West
ott oi
evening. Those present were,
Miss Maria Psrloa, of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gayley, of North Bladdock; DR.. and
Mrs. A. w. Schooley, Mr.. and Mrs. P. s.
Todd. Mesdames Maggie and Mary Stewart,
of Cadiz, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. W. S: Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wood, of Port Perry;
Colonel Charles Cosgrove and wife, and Miss
Brown, of West Braddock.
Mr.. Ben stright, of Bellevue, was given .
surprise party Friday evening. Among
hose present were! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stright,
Misses Birdie Lane, Mabel Steck, Kate and
rilie Armstrong. Hattie Hall, Florida John
son. Libbie Greeves, Lille and Amanda
Jackson, Lucy Hayworth, Annie and Jessie
and Messrs. Ben and Sam Stright,
viii Stern. Harry Elstie. Milton Reno,
James Miller, Will MesSner, Harry Beham,
Edward Clark, Tom Booth and Ed Citizens.
A Halloween gathering was held at the
of the Misses Sellhurst, OF Bell
view, Pa, last night, at which a pleasant
lime was spent and delightful music rem
lered by a clever mandolinist. Among the
guests were the Misses Smithe, Miss Minnie
Martin, Misses Pearsens, Misses Sellhurst,
Miss Owens, Miss Hustler, Miss Minnie Lyon,
dessrs. William Sellhurst, Samuel Martin,
Addie Martin, Pearson, Porter, Cummings,
Weldin, Brooks, Winterburn.
At party given by Miss Annie Stuart, Of
station street, East End, last week, there
we're p esent the Misses Aaggie Aiken, Annie
smith, Lille Hood. Beckie Foster. Mr.. and
Mrs Koll-r, the Misses Nellie Wall, Laura
Wall, Sallie Jamison, Lizzie Dingelden, Ella
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton, Mr.. and
drs. Haas, Messrs. W. Q: Beck. Timble, Ed.
Wagner. Will Means, Will Hartman, Will
Adds, Edward Parker, Harry Smith, John
Messener, Frank Deluvie, Frank Hite.
The o. F. Z. Club, Of Allegheny, gave
heater party at the Bijou Theater last
light, at which these gentlemen were pres
mt: Messrs. R. Oehmler, Jr., Oscar Echert,
Miller, John English, Albert Schwerd, Sam
lel Gass, Albert Helm, Fred Remensnyder,
Henry Kemmer, Charles Richardson, A.
henderson, 81. Betscher, Robert Baetz,
Charles Knapp. Rosebuds were worn to
Indicate friendship.
The Independent Literary Society held its