Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-15


Black, Annie West, Stella Ryan, Katie
Mauss, Lib Young, Jennie, Stella and Fannie
Snyder, Ida Richardson, and Messrs. Gerber
Baues Ksen weisser koiS consIin sny
der. Hamburger, Wiederhold, Fullerton
Young, Rurgermeister and Porrett.
Avery pleasant affair was the progressive
eu chre given Tuesday evening by Mis-
Bird Schreiner, of Locust street, Allegheny
in honor of her friend, Miss Pearl Clutch, o
Franklin, o. The head prizes we're captured
by Mrs. o. Stinson and Mr.. Chambers. Sup
per WAS served at I:so. Among the euesti
we're Miss Clutch, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Nealy, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Stinson, Mr.. and Mrs
j. c. Scnreiner. Mr.. and Mr. Beatty, Mist
An1 Aans HsMPn Miss Bel MAS MISS Maryy
Halpin. Miss Emma Gleasenkamp, ano
Messrs: Hamnet. DR.. F. K. White, Forrest
Price. VIII Halpln, Will White, win steven,
son, Charlie Mcdonald, Chambers ano
schreiner.
Mrs. Parker, whose reputation in the
literary and educational world does not de-
pend on the fact that she is the wife Of the
noted Colonel Parker, Of the County Cook
Normal School, since she has shown her
ability in lectures at Chautauqua and otHer
places, will be a visitor in Pittsburg this
week. She Is in attendance at the w. c. T.
9sso snS
her stay here, will deliver a lecture on "Dress
Reform" She is one of the women who at
Chautauqua during the last season strongly
advocated a reformation in feminine dress.
She will likely arrive in the city November
On last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Schade, of HawIey avenue, were agreea-
bly, surprised by a visit from the Young Peo-
ple's Society of the German NJ. E. Church, Of
Fortieth street. Music by the orchestra,
games and refreshments were the order Of
the evening, and an exceedingly delightful
time was spent Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs George Scbade, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shases Mr. and Mrs Marry khTrs
Lepper, Josephine Jolenic, Tirza Graissle,
Bertha Krieger, Hulda Gundy, Annie Ru-
fres, Annie Bitter, and Messrs. George
per. John Hilf Gus Hilf, John Bitzer and
others.
A pleasant surprise party was given last
Wednesday evening to Mrs. Longaker, Of
Thfrty-third street. The evening was spent
enjoyably with music and games. Supper
was served at u O'Clock to about so people,
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Brevard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
lass, Mr.. and Mrs. Longaker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wigman, Mr.. and Mrs. Oleing. Mr.. and Mrs.
J: Parkes, Mr.. and Mrs: Allingham, Mrs.
Deeley: Ide Allingham. Annie sterrett.
Annie Sinclair, Lizzie Deely Maggie Plum,
Miss McCurdy, Mary Plum, MI. C. Gott-
schall, +. Gross, Peter Jacobs, L. Deely. A
A tea party Will be given at the Turner
Hall, Allentown, on Wednesday evening,
November Is, by st. Georges Parish for the
benefit OF the pastors new residence. A
special feature will be the part to be taken
H,,,k
,oward making it successful. A concert of
instrumental and vocal music will be given.
The following ladies, members of Branch
No IS. I; G. B. A.. will have charge of table
No. l. Mrs. Peter Sieger, Mrs. Mary Hogen.
miller, Mrs. Christ Land, Mrs. j. Smith, Mrs.
John Schuchart, Mrs. Lena Schmid, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kim. Mrs. M. Sehringer, Mrs.
Louisa Tboma, Mrs. Addie Mansmann
Mr.. Frank Seaman and Miss Nellie Willie
were married during the week at the First
Church, corner Of Franklin
and Manhattan streets, Allegheny, by the
Rev. S. W. McCorkle The ushers were
Messrs: Lonsberry,- Upper. Willie and Sea.
Miss Maud Wiley was maid OF honor. Mrs.
Rodgers presided at the organ. Two hun
dred guests partook OF the refreshments
which were served at the residence of the
brides father. Mr.. D. w. Willie, at l27 Frank
lin street. Many and costly presents were
received. The happy couple 60 at once to
their homo at Bellvue.
An fmpromptu but extremely enjoyable
lff,ir was held Thursday evening at the
of Mr.. Coyle, of Bellevue, in honor
Of his daughter Edith's birthday. Music
and parlor games were INDUCED in until IL
o'clock, when the guests departed fully
satisfied with their evenings enjoyment.
me following were present: The Misses
Eva sSesy anna Anna en Pase MsSsI IeSsI sssyes ssSyls
Bertha Lane, Florence Newburn and Messrs.
Bert Coyle, Harry Elsie, Joe Rhoades, W.
Mcintosh, v. Hunnings, c. Irwin and H.
Leslie.
A very agreeable surprise party was given
~ Miss Lidy Torrance on Monday evening.
Dancing and instrumental music were
lmong the pleasures Of the evening and Q
,rand luncheon was served. Among those |
present were Misses Besn, Miss Agnes and |
Marie Kerr, Miss Marie Bell, Mrs. Caskety,
Hiss Wis S Jackson, Miss Wis - Caldwell; Mr.: wilkin-
Miller, Zachonas, Bell, Brown, McQuarles,
>rawford and many others.
An early morning marriage took place at |
he Hotel Duquesne, at $50 o'clock Thurs. |
lay, the contracting parties being Prof. T. |
B. Johnston. Superintendent OF public |
chools at Johnstown, and Mrs. Anna NJ.
dt
3raddock. The ceremony was performed |
" the Rev. j. 3. Bold, rector Of St. Marks |
Episcopal Church, Johnstown. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Johnston left for New York, where they will |
pend few days before returning to Johns. /
own.
A pleasant homo wedding was celebrated |
evening, the 9th instant, at 10 An.
lerson street, Allegheny. A select party OF |
riends and relatives gathered to witness |
!, ory{oo nf NJ 10 or<;n |
Minnie Mathews at the residence Of the |
,ride's parents. Rev. DR.. Richardson per.
ormed the ceremony. The happy pair will |
pend several we-kS visiting the principal |
titles Of the South and East
One Of the pleasant events Of the week
vas a birthday surprise party held for VIII.
am PETER, OF Spring Garden avenue. Some
If the guests were the Misses Maggie Pratt,
ss aTs 6rrie KnTes Ma Msy Miller LIZZIE
Albert Dauer, George Metzgar, Fred Dauer, |
Harry Muhlbrunner, George Fried, Harry |
'trutt, George Lincolnheimer and Adam |
2uSter.
"The Social" was pleasantly entertained
" Miss Elsie Benswanger.o of Shef1eld street,
asst Wednesday night. Dancing, which
constituted the feature OF the evening, was
,ept up until an early hour, when the mem.
'ers departed after voting Miss Benswanger
flair, large attendance was the result. |
The toilets Of the ladies were very tasteful.
One Of the must brilliant events Of tho sea-
on was the farewell dinner given by Mr..
)ever at his home on Wylie avenue. Covers
Yere laid for Is The toasts were responded |
o as follows: The Ladies, Dan Dever; Our
school Days. Alphonso McCartan; Our Gov.
rnment, Willie Sunderland; Our Absent
Friends. by John d. Gilbert; Our Host, by
he company in general
Wedding ut Wednesday noon uuitad