Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05

and Mrs. McQuade, Mr.. and Mrs. Novler, Mr..
and Mrs. Vessel, Mr.. and Mrs. Cuff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donohue, Misses Rosie McQuade, Lynch,
George Morehead, Maggie Barry; Messrs. Nc
Swiggen, Horny Noveler, OHare, Emmit and
many others.
The Manette Social rendered surprise party
in honor of Miss Marcy Short at her residence,
Carson street. Southside, Thursday evening.
Dancing and music were the principal features.
The Amity Quadrille Orchestra were in attend
ance. At midnight most sumptuous repast was
partaken of by the guests. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Sadie Short, Tillie Block
inger Ida Blockinger, Lilly Jones, Alice White,
Kate Foley. Mollie Mullin, Kellar, Emilia
Faulkenstein, Fisher, Galaher. and Messrs.
Lawrence Blockinger, Thomas Conner, John
Conner, Harry Sadler, John Hill, Ed Pritchard.
Albert Price, Albert Carroll, Albert Byington,
Charles Billeter, Samuel Brooks, Charles
Cavett Will and Harry Firsch, Mr.. Minnak.
James o'Toole and Mr.. Degrote.
charming private wedding took place in
St Thomas Church Braddock, Monday last,
the occasion being the marriage of Mr.. Frank
G. McGonigle to Miss Emma McNulty, daugh-
ter of John McNulty, the contractor, of Mills
street. The Rev. ]. Murphy oficiated. The
attendants were Miss Annie Logan, of Fourth
street, Braddock, and Mr.. John McGonigle, a
brother of the groom. The bride is q charming
Young lady, quite q musician and a general So
cial favorite. The groom is the wel-known
young electrician OF the East End Electric
Company, aud host of friends wish
them "bon voyage" on the sea of matrimony.
The young couple will make their home at
Hawkins Station. where they viii be at home
to all their friends Saturday, April II. from to
IL o'clock.
A promising musical club was organized at
the residence of the Misses Reddick, Of La
cock street, last Wednesday evening, which
CI,,h
and the following well-known names are on the
membership roll: Misses Lillian and Helen
Reddick, Mr.. Harry Armstrong, vocalist; Miss
Olive Price, dancer; Miss Ida Burgy. pianist;
MIR. Theodore A Rentz and Mr.. Edward Raber,
violinists; Mr.. Albert Leifeld, Mr.. W ill Davis,
guitars; Mr.. Morgan Huering and Charles
Ehrhart mandolins; Mr.. Henry Lawrence.
elocutioEfst. The club arranged for several
entertainments, and after delightful lunch
disbanded for the night.
Mr.. Edwin Stanton Fownes. of this city, will
be married next Wednesday evening. at Phila-
delphia, to Miss Caroline Amelia. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Filley. The ceremony will
be performed in the Church of the Epidhany at
7:50 p. NJ, after which reception will be given
at the home of the brides parents, 1907 Arch
street. Both the young people are well-known
in the highest social circles of their respective
cities. They will be at homo to their friends
during May on Tuesdays from TO at their
home in Boulevard Place, East End, Pittsburg.
Miss Agnes Celestine Beringer, Of the East
End, formerly of Stuttgart, threw open her
spacious parlors to receive her friends. Miss
Roberta Andrews harpist, rendered some fine
selections upon that instrum ent. of which she
is decidedly master. Miss NJ. Denny Gum
mings played the spinning song from "The
Flying Dutchman," and sang with unusual
brilliapcy and feeling, which, together with
Mr.. ]. A. Rettenbach's violin and organ solos,
composed the musical part OF the evening.
Wednesday evening a very quiet wedding
was solemnized by the Rev. B. F. woodburn,
at his residence, at o'clock, the contracting
parties being Miss Rachel A, daughter of MI.
and Mrs George W. Morse, and Mr.. Richard
Nuttal, Jr. of the well-known firm of Nuttall
Bros, of Allegheny. Both are popular young
people of the Northside. Mr.. and Mrs. Nuttall
have taken up their residence at III North ave-
nue., Allegheny, where they will be at home to
their many friends.
Miss Gertie Coll, Of Penn avenue, formerly
of Texas, entertained her friends at her home
on Tuesday evening. Dancing was the chief
pleasure and sumptuous supper the most i'm
portant event of the evening. Among those in
attendance were Misses Bertha DAILY. Sadie
Gallery, Ada Wright, Linnie Gallery, Katie Bal
ley, Irene DAILY, Gertrude, Lide and Sara Coll,
Messrs. James Lacey, James Clarke, Harry
McPike, Sam and Charles Coll and WILDER
Cummings.
Pride of the West Council No. 27 gave a
very successful concert at American Hall on
Tuesday evening. A brilliant and finely rem
dered programme was furnished. Among the
Clelland. Prof. Vetter, Albert 1. Chrlsty, Miss
Blanche Kerr. vlolinist; Prof. A. Leifeld, man.
dolIn; Etella Oxley and the Hadyn Orchestra
An excellent supper greeted those aiding to
,Nx,frsN 1ore 49,
Miss Ada Abel, of Charles street, Oakland,
few of her friends last Thursday
evening in a delightful manner. Euchre was
followed by vocal and instrumental music and
dancing. Afterward. delicious luncheon was
served. The guests were the Misses Annie
Bailey, Name Seaforth, Nudge Seaforth and
Alice Lawrence. and Messrs. Tom Coyle,
Charley Meg ufin, Minor Morrow, Will
Meg uf1n and Will Abel.
Miss sallie Mitchell, of Allegheny, gave a
novel and very enjoyable entertainment at
her home Thursday night Prof. Evans, of
the hypnotist and nind-reader,
made the evening very interesting one.
Among those present were Dollie Cochran,
Carrie Hague. Emma Hague, Grace Hague.
Prof. Harry Braun, Name Henricks, Milton
DR.. Dickson, Mrs. Hague, Mr.. Smith
and Mana Thomson, and many others.
Mr. h6llmutn AuerDaC0 was married last
Tuesday to Miss Sadie Strauss. The wedding
took place at $50 East street. Allegheny, and
the ceremony was performed by the Rev. A.
Bernstein. Among the guests were Mr., S.
Birg and Mr.. j. Joseph. Some congratulatory
messages from across the sea were received.
The happy couple will esta blish themselves at
onoe in a nicely furnished home of their own.
The latest in progressive euchre was held at
The home of Walter S. Church, Winebiddle
avenue, Friday evening, by the Ben Venue
Euchre Club. Every person was masked and
.he game finished without the different m en-
Ders being recognized. Mr.. Edward S. Fuller
Ind Miss Florence McCombs received the
lonors. After an elegant supper dancing and
music was the order until the small hours
Albert l. Christy, the talented young elocu-
ionist living on Shady avenue, Allegheny re-
,eived a letter full of congratulations and en-.
from w. ]. Seaman, the actor
who filled an engagement at the Bijou Theater
asst week. and heard him recite at the Hotel
Anderson on Thursday. Mr.. Scanlan says there
IS a bright future in store for this young man.