Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-09

on the ]. NJ. Gusky pleasure boat on next
| Friday evening. There will be two orches-
| tras aboard and the boat VIII leave the loot
| of Market street at P. NJ.
| The leading event this season in Braddock
male society was the ''stag" party given by
Mr.. c. A. Dinzey, at his home on Parker
avenue Tuesday evening, The "stags" were
made up of some Is prominent young men of
Braddock and the East End. A banquet was
served from to 9. Covers had been laid for
90 guests. The event was the twenty-fourth
ANNIVERSARY of the hosts natal day. After
toasts, Mr. Charles NJ. Schwab, in behalf of
the guests. made Mr.. Dinkey the recipient of
an elegant gold watch and chain. The fol-
lowing young gentlemen composed the
party: c. NJ. Schwab, Alvin C. Dinkey. Reese
James, A. J. Spigelmire, Charles Weida, NJ.
D., A. W. kinsey, Thomas G. Wagner, Alex.
BlacKadder, Camille Mercudu, W. Northope,
of the East End: John F. Lewis, of Turtle
Creek; n. Sawyer, of Homestead, and John
Harvey, of East End.
The ''Clan-el-dinette," a society Of we'll
known young people Of this city, will de-
velop olive compilations and ravenous ap-
petites at Donley station on the A. V. r. r.
Visions of boating excursions in the moon
light and dancing to the music of violin,
mandolin and guitar already ill their juve-
nile brains with expectation. The party is
composed of the following members: The
Misses Daisey Lemmon, Annie Canan,
son and Messrs. Ed and James Godfrey,
Charles Highberger, Robert Little, S. w.
Tufts and E. Z. BuvlDger. Mr.. ana Mrs. Il.
B. Godfrey, of Wylie avenue. Will chaperon
the party.
Miss Mamie Mcdonald gave a musicale at
her home, in Alliquippa, on Monday evening
in honor of Messrs Ren Burns and Albert
Sende, of Allegheny, who have been sum
mering there. The principal entertainments
zl@ h-r Mfe1
May Jones, fancy dancing by Prof. Harry
Braun; banjo solo, Miss Stella Owens; duet
on mandolin and guitar. Messrs: Burns and
sende; clog dancing, Mr.. Charles owens;
Miss Mamie Mcdonald, and recitation, Mr..
Fred Banker. Dancing was INDUCED in by
all present after which they Partook OF an
elegant repaSt.
Miss May Anderson, who is spending the
summer months on Highland avenue, enter
tanned her friends Thursday evening at a
musicale in honor of her guest, Miss Brill, of
Washington, D. c. Vocal solos, piano selec-
tions and recitations, followed by dancing
and an elegant luncheon constituted the
evenings enjoyment. At late hour the
merry party dispersed, with kind remem-
brances to their delightful hostess.
The Misses Annie and Lottie Leighton, tho
youngest daughters of Mr.. F. K. Leighton,
of North Braddock, entertained a party Of
friends at their home on Wednesday even
ing very pleasantly with progressive euchre.
Among the party were the Misses Park,
Laughhead, O'Neil, Rankin, Brown and Chap
man, of McKeesport, and Messrs. ". A.
Clementson, Ivey, Trimble, Griffith, Ward
and Pattison, of Braddock.
Miss Mary J. Thomas and Mr. NJ h. Daugh-
erty, both of Pittsburg, were united in mar
riage Wednesday evening, July a. at the
residence of Mr.. Henry willard, Uniontown,
Pa, by the Rev. b. F. King, of that place.
After a two.weeks' tour of the mountains
they have returned to this city, and will
make their future home at 12o Center ave-
nue., where they will be at home to their
friends.
The Montenore Association, q social OF
ganization of Braddock, held meeting on
Wednesday evening in their new club rooms
on Burton street and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President, j.
X. Fisher; Vice President, Leo. Newman;
Secretary, Charles Italie: Treasurer, Morris
Rosenbloom; Trustees, L. A. Katz, L. New
man and Charles Cohen.
royal good time is expected py 8 small
army of Lawrenceville's young people next
Wednesday, as on that day they purpose to
have picnic in Schenley Park. The affair
has been gotten up by Miss Connors, Of
Thirty third street, and, the weather per-
mitting, expect to spend pleasant time,
A gay party of weII-known local young
people are camping at Darlington, Forest
county, Pa. Among the guests are Misses
Fisher, Frasier, Schwaberg, McMichael, of
New Castle; Taggart, Ames, Heuy and Rose;
Messrs. W. P. Taggart, Wilson, Richie and
Z. j. Taggart.
The scholars Of four Glasses IN the First II
E Sunday school at Braddock, those of Miss
Clara H Davis, Miss Eliza Howell, Miss
Emma House and Miss Ella MoDonough,
made up a merry party of about l60 boys and
girls who held a pleasant picnic in Soles'
Grove on Wednesday.
The ladies connected with the 81. Helenas
and st. Marguerfte's Guilds, OF the All
Saints Episcopal Church, of Braddock, gave
successful musicale and free lunch in the
church hall Tuesday evening.
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF
Mr.. Michael Maion and Miss Kate Rodgers,
both of the West End. The ceremony Will
be performed next Thursday evening.
About 400 persons accompanied the annual
excursion to Idlewild on Wednesday, given
by the StThomas' Total Abstinence Society,
OF Braddock.
The regular meeting of the Women's Press
Club was held yesterday afternoon at Is
Fifth avenue.