Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

Tate. Matte Dickson Jean Douglas, Lottie
Aba HemaS. @ Kate @ Grnham- n % Nellie Campbell,
Stella Paulin. Lidie Emmil. May Emnil,
Ella McCue, Emma McCue, Jennie Brown,
Olive Paulin, Isabel Raymond, and Messrs.
j. c. Troutman, Jacob Hug, John Douglas,
John Hug, Francis IL. Paulin, John jarvis,
William Dickson, Bert Murratti, Don Glenn
ems, Sicillian Nordyie, Frank Welton. How
ard Watson. Albert Shereroy and Vincent
Larose, of Paris.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scott, at their residence on STAN
ton avenue, Saturday evening, it being the
forty-eighth anniversary of their marriage.
Many of their old time friends were present
and rendered their heartiest congratulations
upon the occasion. A fine supper was served
by their children; and some good music was
rendered bv II. B. Brockett, Jr, f. e. Rein
hart, John Muir, George Sterns, Prof Harry
Hobson and others; Among those present
were Mr.. an Mrs. W. II. Griffith and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs.
| William r. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. II. l. Gourley, Mr..
and Mrs. 3 B. Harper, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ladley Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mcknight, Mr.. and
| Mrs. II. NJ. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ. Vim
cent, Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Hobson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Davis and sister, Mr. Mrs. George
| Rankin and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Rutter.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Hawksworth and
| daughter, Mr.. and Mrs William Thompson,
| Mrs. Stevenson and daughter, Mrs. Samuel
| Barckley, Mrs. William Mckain, any many
| others.
A tally-ho party left the residence of Mr..
| Louis Bott, Il Western avenue, Allegheny,
Friday evening, September 25, for the resi-
| dencc of Miss Anna Lawrence, of Aspinwall,
where it arrived in due time and was warmly
| received. Dancing and games were the
| features of the evening. Lunch was served
at l. NJ Among those present were Mr.. and
! Mrs. Lawrence, Misses Anna Lawrence,
| Mollie Knoll. A. Miller, Mamie Birch, Anna
| and Mamie Wilson, Pauline Meyers, Louisa
and Lena Bott, Mary Orr and Mary Morland,
| MeSsrs. j. Orr. J. Stewart, c. Hood, T. Blem-
ing +. B. Williams, c. Bott C. and W. Law
renee, IL. Shriver and others.
One of the pleasant events of the week
was select gathering given by Miss May
Jacob, of East Ohio street, Allegheny.
Among those present were the Misses Celia
Benkart, Edith Maiscr, Anna StTatman,
| Amelia Seibert, Stella Kelly, Lizzie Roeser,
| Lena SteuernaGel, Clara Waag, and MeSsrs.
William Lapdgraff, Dennis Gaus, William
Benkert, Henry Stratman, benjamin Pritch-
| ard Charles Cochran, Joseph Jacob. Music,
| dancing and euchre were the amusing fea-
lures or the evening" Luncheon was served
at lC p. NJ.
| the Messrs. Oeitting Thursday, at their
home, Chatham street. Several hours were
delightfully."- spent in vocal and instrumental
music Later in the evening refreshments
were served to the following guests: Misses
Simon, Anna Getting, Bertha Loew Minnie
Lier, Emma Loew, Ida Kolbecker, Nellie
Roth, Tillie and Gussie Nickel, Tillie Moore,
and Messrs. Jno Loew. Adolph Getting,
William Loew, William Exaud, William A.
Getting, Fred Arnold, Otto Denmiler, Otto
Bunnemann, Gus Getting, Ernst Nickel, and
George Glass.
The members of the Montefore Associa-
tion, a social organization composed of
prominent Hebrews in Braddock, gave q
reception Monday evening, very select in
in its composition, at their new hall on Bur-
ton street. The game of "penocle" fur
nished much amusement. Mrs. i. Newman
took first prize, beautiful piece of china
ware. Mr.. Charles Cohen took second. n
silver travelling hottie and Mr.. L. j. Gold
smith and Mr.. d. GaIbrath took the BOBBY
prizes.
There was a merry party Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. A. C. Slater, Mt.
Washington. Dancing occupied the larger
part of the evening, interspersed with songs
an d recitations. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs William Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. Ridge
way, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schultz, Mrs. Hummer, Messrs. Mankedick
Wolfrom, Ridgeway, Schultz, Hummer, Linn
and Slater, the Misses Mankedick, Dreling,
Dee, Schultz, Jennie and Gertie Ridgeway.
One of the happy events of the week was
the marriage of Miss Lillian Bostwick to Mr.. |
Charles L. Dttrich, a prominent young man
of Lawrenceville. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the bride, Smallman
street, by Rev. Mr.. Linn, pastor of the |
Thirty-ninth Street Baptist Church. The |
young people were the Recipients of many |
beautiful presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dittrich |
are at home to their friends at ga Thirty |
eighth street.
Mr.. Robert Osllin and Miss Lizzie Kelly, |
prominent in social circles in Braddock, |
were married at Z o'clock Monday evening |
last at the residence OF the groom's brother, |
Mr.. William Oskin, on Parker avenue Brad
dock. Rev. DR.. T. n. Boyle, of the First NJ !
L. Church, performed the ceremony, in the
presence of few relatives. After q honey
moon trip of several weeks, Mr.. and Mrs.
0skins will live in d pretty home at Brad
dock.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. An
drew J. PeGke, of Grafton, Pa, and Miss 1sa-
bella NJ. Dittmar, of New York City. The
wedding will be held in the Lenox Avenue
nesday evening, October IA. Mr. Will T.
Espy, of this city, will stand as head man
for the groom. After the ceremony Il recep-
tion will be held in West End Hall, No. 236
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street.
The Misses Snelbaugh entertained num-
Der of friends at their home, on sheridan
street, East End, on Monday evening. Vocal
and instrumental music and well-served
supper helped to while away the time pleas
antly. Among the guests were: The Misses
Ida and Clara Rockenstein, Miss Louisa
Stroup, Miss Ida Lutz, MessrS. William and
Albert Lutz, Mr.. George Adamy and Her
man \. LutZ.
The Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the North Braddock United
Brethren Church, gave delightful and sue
cessful entertainment and fruit lunch on
Thursday evening. The attendance was so
large that evening that it WAS decided TO
other large crowd was present. The pro-
eeedS are for the benefit of missions.
A pleasant evening was spent by the
young folks who were fortunate enough to
be guests at the cider party given by the
Misses Kinds, of McCully avenue East End, |
Tuesday evening. Those who took part in |
the cider making were Messrs. Bell Tinker |
Pentz, Albee, Petrosky, Kinds and Castor,
assisted by the Misses Albee, Pentz Hob |
son, Name and Jennie Kinds.
The home of Mrs. C. F. Bueute Ben Venue
Place, was the scene of a happy gathering
Wednesday evening. 1t was in honor of
Miss Martha Knipe, youngest sister of the
hostess. Miss Knipe and Mrs Buente are |
Ieavenworth, Kan. Miss knipe will leave |
w WedneSday next to join her father at that
place.
Miss Katie George, of Fillmore street,
Bellefeld, was agreeabIy surprised by n
number of her friends Friday evening. The
occasion was very pleasantly spent in dane |
ing. social games and piano solos, after
which refreshments were served.
Avery enjoyable oyster supper was given
in the First Christian Church, West Brad |
dock, Friday evening, by the members of