Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
Freddie Speaker, J. Blaney. Harry Thurlow
and many others.

Freddie Speaker, J. Blaney. Harry Thurlov
and many others.
Mrs. Boyd, of Allentown, gave a reception
at her residence Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Katie Bleadinghizen, of Steu
benvilIe, o. The invited guests were enter
tanned by comic recitations and songs b,
Mr.. Metserline and Mr.. Brown. There wert
also selections upon the violin, either anc
rubbing Brown, Mrs. and Mr.. Kaufman
Miss Boyd, of Allegheny, and Mrs. j. L
Clark, of Pittsburg. Supper was served
during the evening, and the guests all de
parted that they had had a most enjoyable
time.
Miss Anna McCuen, of Duquesne way, wal
rendered a surprise party by large number
of her young friends last Tuesday evening
The occasion was Miss McCuen's birthday
The evening was pleasantly spent with the
aid of music, dancing and social games
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn, Mr.
and Mrs. Witt, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Misses Mollie and Ella McCutchen, Mrs Nc
Morris, Miss Edith Minor, Mr.. 81. G. Worms
ley, Mr.. william and Samuel and Joe Nor
rison, Mr.. Anderson, Mr.. Kane and DR.. Viii
lis, Mr. McGeary and Mrs. and Miss Gordon
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Nellie Hartman at her home on Wylie
avenue Thursday evening. Among those
who contributed to the evenings enjoyment
were: Misses Cora Eyrich, Sadie McElroy.
May and Laura Rice Sadie and Rosy Sam.
uels, Bertha Black, Jennie and Annie Nc
Caffrey and GerIie Nolan, and Messrs.
Thomas Barrett. Clarence McKelvy, Homer
Taylor, William Hayes, William Jelly, Harry
Fineburg, William Lucas, Edgar and Harry
Ernst and Fred Sellin.
A rtxy tap6arad Rev r
Cowle last Thursday night He has been
for eight years pastor of the First NJ. P.
Church of Allegheny, but leaves next month
to take charge of church at Beaver Falls.
Mr.. J. II. Clancy in a neat speech presented,
on behalf of the members, a well-filled purse
to Mr.. Cowle and a handsome gown to Mrs.
Cowle. Some good music was rendered by
Miss NJ. j. Barris and Miss Sadie Cooper, one
of her pupils. Rev. G. G. Conway will be
MIR. Cowle's successor.
Miss Belle Bradley entertained a number
Of friends at her home on Marquis street,
Allegheny, last Thursday evening. A musi-
cal programme of some merit was rendered
after which dancing was enjoyed till a late
RG1T Mo the sUegsss we're %.oaa Misses
ron, Name Boyle, Celia Byron, Miss Jones,
Miss Grove, Messrs. James Wall, Albert
Lende, G. Vetter, M. Rosseau and Joseph A
Fisher.
A wedding Of unusual int to the young
people of Braddock and vicinity was that of
Mr.. John Wilcher and Miss Maggie Reed,
which took place at O'Clock on Thursday
afternoon at the residence of the brides
parents, on Sixth street. The nuptials were
celebrated by the Rev. T. n. Boyle, D. D of
the First NJ: E. Church, of Braddock. Only
the immediate friends and relatives of the
contracting parties were present.
Miss Elizabeth Norcross, daughter Of Dr.
and Mrs. Allen II, Norcross, will be married
next Wednesday to Mr.. Wilbur Emery Mat
thews. The ceremony will take place at the
at Il O'Clock. The young couple
will make tour of the East and will be at
home to their friends on Biddle avenue,
Williamsburg, after OctoberL l.
At O'Clock Wednesday evening the
of Miss Ada Lester and Mr.. Henry
NJ. Anderson was celebrated at the home of
the groom's parents, Fair Oaks. Only the
immediate relatives of the young people
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will
occupy their prettily furnished home at
Grafton.
At "Breezedale,- the home Of the Sutton
family in Indiana, Pa, Mrs. S. S. Sutton has
been entertaining a succession of invited
guests and is ably assisted by her daughter
Miss Helen. During the past week several
have departed but there still remain Mrs
} John Sutton. of Centeravenue, and Mrs. VIM.
b. Whitney, of Breckenridge avenue.
Miss Tudie Meenan, Of Penn avenue, and
Mr.. James O'Connor, Of the East End, were
married Thursday last at the no me Of the
BRIDES mother. Rev. Father Kelty, pastor
st. Patrick'1 Church, performed the oere-
nony.
Miss Marguerite Wilson, OF Alder streaA
East End, gave q luncheon yesterday after
loon in honor OF the Misses Katherine and
Esther Porter, of Baltimore, VINO are the
Iuests Of Miss Lottie C. Jetferis, Of Lake
treet
The Cufumetn Literary Association ofths
'outhside is arranging for lawn fete to be
,tYen Wednesday, September 8 at Bellevue,
oittsburg, FIT. Wayne and Chicago Railway.
The fete will be held from to II, P.M
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss
Bertha Irene saxman, Of Latrobe, to Dr..
Frank Parsons, Of Boston, Mass. The wed
ling takes place on Thursday evening.
'eptember s, at Pleasant Home.
The J. J. slattrey Fishing Club, whfch n
amping at Erie, Pa, will return on Tues
lay next after pleasant summer vacation.
After one months vacation the Fourth
Avenue Baptist Church Choir will resume
ehearsals Saturday, September 8.
The Tuxedo Club will give the ffrstofa
cries of lawn fetes at Silver Lake Grove on
Wednesday evening, September2
The Autumn Leaf Social Will hold its an
ual picnic September at Hutton Grove,
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Prof. H. L. Braun's, sixth lawn fete OF tho |
cries will be held on Thursday evening at |
Windsor Park, Bellevue
Summer Peoples Doingk
Miss Jennie Gray, Of this city, 10 IN Chi. |
ago.
Miss Name Johnston has returned from |
-Ilantic City.
George T. Mellor isependtng his xaoastoa |
] Chicago.
Mr.. E. B. Caldwell, Of Msnsnsid, O., vas fn
be city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dabbs have suss returned
-om their summer trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Macasy and nmHy
ave gone to Put-in-Bay.
Mr.. L. Goldsmit and wife arc enjoying the
sa breezes at Atlantic City.
The Misses Boyce and EsteIlaLystnger. Of
are at Niagara.
M. Frank Miller has returned from Q
lea triY1