Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-18

| wednesday. Rev. X. 3. Holmes, OF Snady-
| ceremony. The bride and groom left for
| an eastern trip to Washington and New
York. On their return home Mr.. ana Mrs.
Berger will live with the grooms father,
Charles H. Berger, Center avenue, Roup sta
| tion.
/ The Alumni Association OF the Plttsburg
Central High School banquet and hop at the
Monongahela House on Tuesday evening,
December %. The officers OF the associa-
tion are: President, Dr. W. T. Burleigh;
First Vice President, A Israel; Second Vice
| President Miss Florence NJ. Cook; Secretary,
o. II. Rosenbaum; Treasurer, C. NJ Johns
ton.
Executive Committee, W. c. King, W. B.
Corwin, c. W. Wattles G. d. Parker, c. l..
Taylor, s. H. Shannon, E. F. Hays, VIM.
Steinert VIM. Monro, j. T. Myler, DR.. R. f..
B. Miller, Geo. d. Moreland. The Alumni
association will be published the first part
of December.
Tho usual features, dancing. music and
dinner will mark this event. which is always
pleasant one for past pupils.
Miss Lulu Younker, Of Third avenue, per-
formed pleasingly her duties as hostess Mt a
little party one evening last week. The
Oriental Band supplied the music to which
the young people danced and as soon as
they were tired of this pleasure, which was
not earlier than IL o'clock, delightful
luncheon was served The guests were:
Misses Maggie Todd, Lizzie McNally, Grace
Orr, Agnes More, Dot Ashworth, Ida NC
koonan, Emily Cochran, Katie Cochran,
Ida Coyle, Annie Coyle, Lily Coney, hatle
1ounker, Mrs. McKoonan. Mrs. McCleland,
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Chindle, Messrs. Bar
Der, Joe Rineheart, Jim Hanlon, George
Sutton, Levi Mcdonald, Harry Williams,
Moss Adams GOIdbiOOm.
Charles McCleland, George Brown, Harry
Stone, n. Younker, John Busert, Ollie
Blakely, Charles Lynch. ostruhee, DR..
Montgomery.
A small wedding took place in st. Paul's
Cathedral on Tuesday morning. The bride
groom and bride were Mr.. George Heimbeu-
cher and Miss Celia Surnehart. They were
attended by Louis Heimbeucher, brother of
the groom, and Miss Alice Surnehart, sister
of the bride. Dinner followed at the resi-
dence of the groom's parents in Evergreen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heimbeucher live in a pretty
home on Webster avenue, Pittsburg.
Among the guests at the church and the
breakfast were: Mrs. C. Beatty, Misses Alice
and Bertha Surnehart, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Heimbeucher, Mr.. Samuel Heimbeucher, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou. Pearron, F. Heimbeucher,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Heinbeucher, Mrs.
Rosie Heimbeucher Mrs.J. Pearron, Charles
Die Mrs. W. A. ROLAND, Mrs, III. j. Robb and
her daughter, Miss Emma Gearing, Mrs. Sal
A event OF last week was the progressive
euchre given by Miss May Boehning, of
Tunsburry street, Allegheny. After spend
ing the evening in card playing a dainty
lunch was served at 1:3O The first prizes
were awarded to c. A. Hedges and Mrs.
George Lies and the booby prizes to Miss
Edw. DiSnan and Miss Forsyth. There
were present: Misses Jennie Shuttle, Aggie
Sweeney, Violet Forsyth, A Terhyden.
den Edw. Dignan, o. Reeves, Charles A.
Billeter, H. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lies and Mr.. and Mrs, William Hagerman.
Sunshine" was the subject of lecture
delived by Dr. A. A willitts in the wilkins
burg Presbyterian Church Friday evening,
which opened the public school course of
entertainments to be given this winter, to
large and enthusiastic audience. Dr. Will
lifts is au eloquent speaker and he handled
his subject in a manner which plainly
showed his auditors the benefits to be de-
rived in the business and social world from
a cheerful disposition. November is the
date set for the next enteTtainment concert
by the Swedish Male Quartet.
Colonel /. NJ. Morris entertained q few of
his friends in highly pleasing manner last
Friday on his steam yacht Dart. The yacht
which went up the river as far as Mononga-
hela City, was beautifully decorated with
flags.
The ColoneIs guests were: Mrs. 7. J.
Gibson and Miss Eleanor Gibson, Miss Kitty
Hill, of Candor, Pa; Mrs. Samuel Clarke, of
Oakmont, and Miss Lulu Reymer, OF Oak
mont: Mr. and Mrs. James Milholland and |
Misses Annie and Name Milholland Colonel |
L. NJ Morris, Mrs. Harvey C. Milholland and |
Misses Cora and Name Morris.
One of the latest engagements announced !
is that of Miss Edith Schleiter, youngest |
daughter of Mrs. Minnie and the late Major |
Gustave Schleiter, to a prominent young
business man OF Chicago. Miss Lille, her |
sister, who is finishing her musical education |
in Germany, has returned to be present at |
tie marriage and enjoy the festivities of the |
occasion. and will then return and resume |
her studies. |
William Rea, one of the Oldest residents of |
Armstrong county, had a party on Friday |
in honor of his seventieth birthday. There |
were sOpcople from the surrounding country |
present. Judge Rayburn. OF Kittanning in |
a speech congratulated the old gentleman,
and conveyed to him expressions of love |
from friends. Mr.. Rea is the father-in-law |
OF Z. j. kepple, of Allegheny.
Samuel Roberts, young business man of |
Chicago was married last week to Miss |
Matilda Morgan, of st. Petersburg, Pa The |
ceremony was performed in Allegheny City /
at David Thomas house, on Superior street,
by Rev. Roslyn Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts |
are spending a few days with relative in
town before leaving on their honeymoon.
They will live in Chicago.
Bruce Millar, of ANDERSON avenue, enter
tanned small party of friends Friday even
ing, in honor of Miss Elizabeth Metcalf, of
sprM1ngs M oL1asdo MISS Mefcaid %, is the
know in this city as senior partner at the
Verona Tool Works. The young lady re-
mains with her sister Mrs. V. Wierman, of |
Segley avenue during part OF the winter.
Last Tuesday evening Morris H. Bell and
Miss Margaret L. Johnston were married at |
the Second U. P. Church by the Rev. DIR. Nc
Williams Mr. and Mrs. Bell, after the cere-
monv, entertained party of friends at their
new house in Brushton. They were pleas
nntly remembered by many presents.
Miss Nettie Mcpherson, OF the New
Brighton road, celebrated her birthday an
niversary by a party on Saturday night.
Her guests were: Misses Miller, THOMPSON,
Simpson, Maier, Sweeney and Mcpherson,
and Messrs. Shaw, Bretweiser, Nenolen, |
Hood, Ladllaw, Van Bell, Ekis and Hood.
The ladies of Grace Reformed Church,
cerner of Grant street and Webster avenue
will give a series of hot dinners at their
church on next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, from ll:30 A. NJ. to 2 o'clock P. NJ.
The ladies promise a good hot dinner and
what is still better, prompt service.
Invitations were issued last week by
Robert n. McElroy, of Lake street, East
End, for the marriage of his sister Ella to
Wilson Henry Denny Totten, of Cincinnati,
the ceremony to take place in Calvary
Church, East End, on Thursday evening,
october %.
An enjoyable party was given by Miss
Haslage at her home Snrinp Hill Allerbenv |