Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26

| A0elQer, Lee 1sa0tn2l. 6Q 1JaZalls, ulian
| We'll, Hugo Baum II. n. Benedict w. Gold
stem, Rafe jackson, Al Cohen and Abe Arm
field.
Miss Ella Sleetn was the hostess during the
| week to a very delightful evening gathering Of
friends at her handsome new home on North
Highland avenue, East End. Games anG music
were the method by which the evening was
exhausted. Messrs. Dr. Eaton and DR.. GAL
| laher assisted in the musical programme. At 3
late hour delightful collation. WAS served.
Among those present were the Misses R, NJ.
| Russell, Nettie Lockhart, Matte Lockhart
Anna McNair, Grace McNair, Minnie Kuhn,
| Bird Burchfeld. May Elkin, Mary Armstrong,
| Mamie Armstrong Miss Rurter, Kittie Has
| ling. Miss Scott, AIDA Scott, Josie Fritz. Anna
| Mcknight, Cora Dickie, Agnes Moreland, Miss
Pherson, Anna Dempster. and Messrs. X. NJ
| Russell, Will Elkin. Dan Campbell. Will
| Richard. B. Burchheld, DR.. Small, DR.. Eaton.
DR.. Gallaher, DR.. Ward, Or. Gulick. Mr.. Pher-
son, John Milligan. Rob Sleetb. Will McFar-
lane, Harry Sniyely, Harry Finnerly. Sam
Dempster, J. E. Farrell, Horace Dickie.
viii Hays, J. E Faucett W. sleeth and
| G. Sleeth.
The lectures TO be given tomorrow and Tues
day evenings by Mr.. H E. Krehbiel before the
Art Society are to be rare treats indeed. Mon
day evening Mr.Krehbiel will have for his sub
ject ''origin and Nature Of the Lyric Drama"
and Miss Bertha Kaderly and Mr.. Harry B.
Brockett, Jr.. will illustrate the text by render
ing respectively "French Chanson" and "Ah
Hamelech," a traditional Hebrew melody.
Tuesday evening "Richard Wagner and His
Art Works. will be the subject, and Messrs.
Broekett and Carl Retter will assist in illus
trating, one with the voice and the other with
the piano Mr.. Krehbiel is an eminent man and
has had the most fattering reception in cities
where he has lectured.
A very pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss ANNE Mccoy at her residence, Ulysses
street. Mt. Washington, on Thursday evening.
Music by the Royals with dancing and card
playing, were the principal features of the
evening until late hour, when supper was
served Among the many present were the
Misses Minnie Mertins, Lille MCGOWAN, Lille
Jones, Nettie Blackstone, Lulu Goldenburg.
Edna Schuck, Nellie Peters, Phoebe Keenan,
Lizzie Jackson, Mary Shanley, Ella Meyers,
Pritchard, Charlie Tite. John Conner, Tom
Conner. Robert Gray John Sias, Joe Kenan,
Willie Workman, Tom Mccoy, Mont DigDy,
William Nash and John Stang.
Miss Lizzie Shil, of 17s Cass avenue, ALE
gheny gave delightful reception to q number
of her many friends on Thursday evening. A
most enjoyable time was had by all present.
Some fine vocal and instrumental music was
rendered by Miss Name Sheehan; also, several
selections by Misses Stark and Sheehan.
Among those present were Miss Dora Stark
Miss Margaret Wechter, Miss Name Sheehan,
Miss Lizzie Shill, Mrs. Elmer Farney, Mrs.
Helen Sheehan Mrs. Maurice Shill and Messrs.
VIII Sheehan, Elmer Farney. Joseph Cosfeld
and Maurice Shill.
Tuesday evening last some Of the friendsI of
Miss Mamie'Scott, of Colwell street, gathered
at her home to assist in celebrating her
birthday anniversary The evening was spent
very pleasantly by those present in music and
games and social conversation. Among those
who participated were Misses Lottie Bright,
Carrie Dickey, Eva YOhe, Sadie Crum, Mamie
Munitham. May Davis and HettIe and Ennie
Thomas. Messrs. John and Samuel Thomas. of
Verona, and Thomson, Long Duff, Wilson,
Walton, Roberts and Scott.
A brilliant wedding last Thursday evening at
the residence of ]. q. Lappe Canal street, Al
legheny, resulted In the union of his grand
daughter, Miss Emma N. wettach. and Mr..
Frank Czarniecki, son of DR.. Edward L. Car
niecki. Rev. DR.. Kinter, pastor of the Little
Provident Church, in Allegheny, of6ciated.
The bride was clad in the customary robes of
white, and wore fresh flowers for ornaments.
The young people will be "at home" after May
], at No. North Canal street.
Tuesday evening the Misses Smullin of 22s
Federal street, Allegheny, entertained num-
Der Of friends Dancing to the music of the
Allegheny Mandolin Orchestra served as en-
joyment Those present were Mrs Watson,
Miss Brennan, Miss Harrison, Mrs. Forgie Miss
Forgie. Miss Alcorn, Miss Lizzie Ecessor, Miss
Lola Eicessor, Mr.. Charles Heideger. Mr.. Will
lam Ango, Mr.. Tom Ramsay, MIR. w. S. Scott.
Mr.. Bert Hill, Mr.. Frank Nelson, Mr. Dave Nor.
gan and Mr.. A J. Young
The young people Of Christ NJ. E Church
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Eighth street. will
k,.,1l
evening Rev. G. Z. Locke will deliver a
lecture on the subject, Every Inch a Man"
In connection will be given q well-prepared
musical programme.
The reception Of Miss Hamiiton's dancing
class, which is one of the pretriest annual
events of the city, will be given next Tuesday
evening at Lafayette Hall. Some of the figures
to be danced are entirely new and rapturousy
pretty.
Miss Mary NJ. oesterle. of Evergreen, was
rendered a surprise party Thursday evening in
honor of her birthday. Music, dancing and re-
freshments were features of the evening.
Miss Lillian Ruch, of Bellefeld, very pleas
antly entertained a small company Of friends
at her home Friday evening.
Hosts and Guests |
MIS- Jonn .. HauSeT, nee MISS Bessie Z. |
Argo, of Dixon, Ill, is visiting at the home of |
her parents, on Ohio avenue. Allegheny.
MISS Lizzie Shill, of Cass avenue, Allegheny, |
will leave soon to spend the summer with her |
uncle, Mr. Joseph Shillinger. of Tylersburg.
The "Allegro" Club will hold full dress re. |
ception at Braun's Dancing Academy Thursday |
evening. GeIuert's full orchestra will be in at. |
tendance.
Miss Ella Hau .ht, charming belle of New |
Castle. Pa, attended the reception OF the Ger |
man Club. She is the guest Of Mrs. J. A Nc
Cormick, Grafton.
Lou Collier, one of Baltimore's leading society |
bellies, are here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. /
l. Smith, or Washington avenue, Allegheny.
MIR. Martin Sehano, one of the oldest resi-.
dents of Manchester, is preparing to leave
here about Nav l5 for a trip to Europe COM
bining business with pleasure. He expects to
be absent several mcnths. He leaves with the
best wishes of hos: OF friends.
The marriage of Mr.. f. c. Wilds, of Penn
avenue, to Miss Emma Barchfield took pl zee
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
Gence of the brides mother, 72 Cedar avenue
Allegheny. Mr. and Mrs. Wilds have taken an
Eastern trip to be gone about ten days.
Miss Name Sheehan. the ACCOMPLISHED
daughter of Mrs. Helen Sheehan, of Benton
street, Allegheny. will leave shortly for Titus
vile to join party of friends who will journey
toward the Northern provinces. Miss SheehaG
will also meet some friends in New York who
will sail for Europe June II, and return in time
to spend two weeks of the summer months at |
and Atlantic City.
BATTLE WITH BANDITS.