Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-29

o.; MIR. Guggenheim and Miss Anna HART
Susman; Nh. and Mrs. Henry Samuels, uncle
and amt of the groom; the Misses Jane and
Sadie Samuels, Barney Myer Samuels, MI.
Ard M;d. Ms; Louis susman, Levy susman, an
Misses Mollie and Hessie Levy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Levy. Morris Friedman, Hermann
Fleishman, Dr.. and Mrs. Greenawalt, Hiss
Sadie Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Epping, of So6 Thirty.
fourth street, celebrated the twenty-fifth
anniversary ottheir wedding Thursday even
ing, November 10. Notwithstanding the invi-
tations read "No presents" remembrances
from friends were numerous. Among the
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. Vilsack, Mr..
and Mrs. j. C. O'Donnell, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Hilger, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frauen;
Mrs. J. J. McCabe, Mr.. and Mrs. il. Winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley, Mr. and Mrs
E,,J. E j. FT,uenheim, Mr. and Mrs W,1Sn ThS%as ,ss
Mr. Mier and MI Mrs. AnH %i1liam ans MeKinley, Mr.
and Mrs A. A. Frauenheim, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. P. McCabe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hilger, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kallock, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Zacharia., Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hoff-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Winter, Mr.. and Mrs.
James a. McPike, Mr.. and Mrs. john r. Fay,
Mrs. E. Krieg, Mrs; NJ; Winter, the Misses W.
Krieg, L. Winter, c. Kelley, Messrs. Joseph
q. Vilsack, Joseph Winter, A. Heyl, Ed Null
ger, W. h Carpenter, H. kober, William
Heyl, L. j. Vilsack. c. Limpert, N. Kelly, N.
hrieg, A. Rub and Charles Hedenburg.
A prominent event in society circles on
Tuesday night was the reception given by
A. Il. Wilson, at the residence of his uncle,
a. B. Wigley, of Lilac street, East End.
About 90 couple of East End society people
were present The house was converted
into q regular bower of plants and flowers,
and nicely hidden behind high plants was
Gernert's Orchestra, which rendered good
music. Dancing was largely entered into by
all present. The feature of the evening was
the minuet. which was participated in by
the Misses Hays, Hoyle and Patterson and
the Messrs. Wilson, Bachelor and Hal kel-
Ter. At Il O'Clock lunch was served by
Clark, of Cresson, Pa: Miss Chisholm, of
Toronto, Ont: Miss Darrah, of Beaver, Pa;
Miss Nora Dickson, Miss Jane Dickson, Miss
McElroy, Miss Bessie Bright Miss Rose, Miss
Hoyle, Miss Patterson, Miss Haley and the
Messrs. W. Green, A. X. Wilson, Ed and Hal
Keller, W. L. Ladley, Will Haley, Holiday,
Bachelor, Little, Meilor. Wadsworth. john
son, Mcpherson and others.
Last Wednesday evening a number of
little people assembled at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. sullivan, 305 Main street.
in honor of the fifth birthday of their daugh-
ter Grace May. Music and games were the
principal features o. the evening. In the
game of Donkey the head prize was award
ed to Edna Lonigan and the second prize to
Jennie Wassel. Among those present were:
Eleanor Seebick, Margaret Sweeney Nettie
and Francis Coll, Mildred Velte, Ruth and
Helen sheppard, Jennie Wassel, Edna Loni-
gan, Mabel Larson. Lillian Sullivan, Jessie
McPike, May and Blanche Carroll, Grace
May and Anna Marie Sullivan. Andrew Cor
coran, Fred Seebick, Paul and John sisk,
Eddie Sweeny, Ralph Velte Eddie McAfee.
The many presents were numerous The
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so well pleased with the evenings fun that
they stayed awake almost all night thinking
about it,
The Federal Club, Of Allegheny, enter
tanned their lady friends at their rooms, 10l
Arch street. last Monday evening. Progress
sive euchre was the order OF the evening.
Miss Gertrude Piaget and Mr.. f. P. WYlie
won 1irst honors and Miss Conner and L. G.
Burwen second honors. Refreshments were
served at 1l:5O, after which dancing was in
dulgeG in. Among those present were: The
Misses Amy Ross, Hilker, Conner, Williams,
Mary Mckelvy. Maud McCreery, Emma
GlessenSamp. lssta,iS Gnssie D.. Young. P0 Meca6e;
White: Mrs. f. P. wylie and Messrs. F. p
Wylie, L. c. Burwell, Harvey Sloan, A. j.
Gllleland, A. p. Harrison, w. c. Esterlinn,
Stran. A. 6. Duncan, j. B. Chambers, c. A.
Hedges, +. r. Babcock and j. B. Finley.
The ''Sans Soucf' Progressive Euchre Club
was handsomely entertained Friday evening
November 20, at the home of Miss Gertrude
Piaget, l9 Church avenue, Allegheny. Miss
Mary McKelvy and Mr.. w. e. Esterline won
first honors. and Miss Emma Glesenkamp
and Mr.. L. E. Hughes, second honors Re-
freshments were served, after which a short
time was spent in dancing. The next meet
ing of the club will be held at the home OF
n a gS@e fo+
sheny. Friday evening, December 4, 1891.
Prominent among those present at last
weeks entertainment were the Misses Amy
Ross, Mary Mckelvy, Julia Piaget, Maud
\ Ioung, Gertrude Piaget and Miss Bushfield;
sIessrs J. c. Porter, L. B. Hughes, c. W.
Bushfleld, W. c. Esterllne, J. 8: Chambers,
F. z. Babcock, A. j. Gilleland and B. P. |
Welsh.
st. Andrews Literary, Dramatic and De- |
batting Society held its usual weekly meet |
ing last Tuesday evening at its hail. Beaver |
avenue; Rev. F. J. McCabe is Chairman and |
Miss NJ. Brownlee, Secretary.
After the usual routine of business Miss
and Mr.. Tobin favored the |
society with an instrumental solo, "Her |
Bright Smile Haunts Me Still, - the former |
On the piano and the latter on violin. Miss |
Maggie Enright followed with q recitation /
which was received with great applause,
which was continued after Miss Lizzie Nc |
Nally sang.
The next meeting will be held on Tuesday
December l.
An enjoyable surprise party was given last |
week to Miss Carrie Walters, of Manhattan
street, Allegheny. Among those present /
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. John Ehrhard, Mr. /
md Mrs. Walters, Misses Cund A. Walters,
May'Evans. E. Myers, A. stroble, NJ. Strobie.
D. Buntock L. Leopolt, C, Leopolt, C. Young,
NJ. b. and Lizzie Chambers, T. Weiman, e.
1reenwalt, N. Schenlborcker L. Little, Z.
Donhue, Mrs. staib and Mrs: Evans; Messrs.
Roos, IL. Palmer, ID. Little, T. Douglass, H.
Ireenett, J. Klendworth, D. Klend-
worth, o. Myers, G: Berron. T. Zinckin, j.
c. Hallinger. The Twin City
9uartette, Mandolin Orchestra, Prof. Liefeld,
tdharut and E. Reiber.
Alumni Association, Pittsbure Central
High School, will hold a reunion ana ban
luet at MononRahela House, Tuesday even
ng, December %. Banquet from 7:3O to 1880
,. NJ. Afterwards. reception and hop. Ex-
,cutive Committee has already completed |
programme and perfected arrangements. |
Iuenthers Orchestra viii furnish the |
music. The Alumni Annual" a magazine
be published, and will be ready for distribu-
ion about December s; D. III. Rosenbaum |
DR.. W. T. Burleigh is Presi-
lent of the association.
"The Little Recruit" will be given under
he auspices of Major Lowry Post, G. AR,
n the Odd Fellows Opera House, wilkins
,urg, December "a and 25 with a school |
matinee in the afternoon of the |
9th. The drama was produced several |
weeks ago in the borough, and was received |
% favorably that the soldier boys have de-
ernllned to give 1t again and thereby add |
good round sum to their treasury. The |
asst is an excellent one, and it is safe to say