Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
JUST BEFORE AUTUMN.
The Social Events That Bring the Summer
Season to a Close.

The Social Events That Bring the Summer
Season to a Close.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Hoerr at their home,
Wandless avenue, Wednesday evening, Au-
gust &c. The evening passed very pleasantly
with instrumental and vocal music and a
few select readings. An elaborate luncheon
was served at L o'clock, and at later hour
the guests departed. Among those present
were: The Misses B. We'll, J. Gundiack, L.
Elman, Rosser, Haum, l. Rudel, E. Rudel.
Weltz, Lyde Beatty, Matte Dalzell, Lizzie
Uoerr, Mrs. Maggie Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Hoerr, Mrs. Kcisin, Messrs. Il.
Wigman, H. Wechter, A. Weltz, Alexander
Hcerr, j. B. HoerT, G. Weltz, W. E. Hoerr, j.
W. Hoerr J. Uhl, G. F. Weltz, Harry Jones'
Phil Weltz, and Mr.. Fred and Will Hoerr, Of
Baltimore.
The family OF MI. Frank German, Of
Frankstown, who have been sojourning at
their delightful summer home in Economy.
arrived home on Thursday, after enjoying
the beauty OF that place for the last six
weeks. During their stay Mr. and Mrs
German were visited by some of their
numerous relatives and friends from Pitts
burg and Allegheny, among whom were Mr..
and Mrs. Sullivan and sister, Messrs. Joseph
and Edward Sullivan, Phillip Naughten and
William Ebkin, Misses Alice Kelly, Minnolla
Naughten. Those of their ECONOMY friends
who SO kindly assisted Mr.. and Mrs. German
and their daughter Mamie in entertaining
Messrs. Joseph, George and viii Bergman,
Herman Ludwig and Leopold Wetter, Misses
Tillie and Barbara Ludwig, and Miss Maggie
Bergman, an accomplished young lady of
Economy.
The home Of Miss Madge Byron, on Car
roll street, Allegheny, presented q brilliant
appearance last Tuesday evening, the occa-
sion being reception and musicale rendered
by Miss Byron before her departure for New
York. Vocal and instrumental music, euchre
ard dancing interluded by luncheon con-
sumed q pleasant evening. Among the
guests were Misses Margaret MoAllister,
Belle Bradley, Mamie sherwood, Name
Boyle, Kate Braun, Nellie Rupp, Nellie
Boyle, Jennie Guthrie, Mary and Celia
Byron, Frances Rosseau, and Messrs. Howard
Hudson, Will Johnston, NJ. Rosseau
Harry Evans, Frank Edwards Mr.. Abbatchio
and Joseph A. Fisher.
The entertainments which wfn commence
at the opening of Curry University Monday
evening, will consist of vocal and instru-
mental music and elocutionary selections.
One Of the chief features will be the address
by the Hon. II. J. Gourley. Those who take
part in the programme Of music and eIo-
cutionary selections are: Misses Millie Card
ner, Carrie Tenant, Emma Welfel, Emma
Griffith, Halle Deems, Lulu and Edna
Vogler; also Messrs. Simeon Bissell, william
McCurdy Stevenson, Harry Bucket and the
Amphion Quartet
The Knoxville Methodist Protestant Sum-
day School Aid Society and the Hawthorne
Literary Society, of the Thirty-flrst ward,
will hold a joint picnic at Boyce station, on
the Panhandle Railroad, Saturday, Septem-
Der 8. Preparations are being made toward
having a general good time. Members of
other societies and their friends are cordial
ly invited to attend. Excursion tickets will
be on Fale at Birmingham station for train
leaving there at $50 A. NJ, city time.
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered
Miss Mary Brooks at her homo on Main
street, West End The function was
arranged by the Misses Mamie Long and
Eetle Gall and proved very successful.
Among the guests were Misses Kate Kelle-
her, Eva Cav, Nellie Brogan, Sadie
Malhony, Nellie Mahony, Lille Hagueman,
Gntie Blaney, and Masters Charlie and |