Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-25

Washington, on Tuesday evening last Music
and dancing formed the CHIEF delights of the
evening, interpolated with . most tempting
lunch served at mid night The David Davis
Orchestra was in attendance, with MI. Burt
Darlington as From pter. Among the guests
were seen ths Misses Lou. Tillie and Ida Block.
niger, Alice White, d. ,iie Mullin, MollIe Getty.
Sophie and Emma frey, Jennie Naysmith,
Gould, Clara Stoup. Mary Lindsay, Kate
Plaster and Messrs. tn omas Conner Lawrence
Blockineer. Harry Sa.tler, Thomas Rorner,
John Hill, Edward Pritchard. Walter Kensley,
smith. Alfred Marland, ALBERT Darlington and
Mr.. Carroll.
The residence of Mr.. Samuel Williams, Of
Mt Washington, was scene Of gayety on Tues.
day, January 20, in honor of the marriage of
Miss Annie Howe, sister of the hostess, to
DR.. w. C. Seets, Of Washir gtou, Pa. Both of
the contracting parties are members of the old
est and most respected famn les of Washington.
At the table covers were laid tor II, and an ele-
giant dinner was served. Mrs. Williams made
spending . delightful evening the happy couple
left for the South, where they will remain for q
month or more. Among those present were
Mr.; William Howe, father OF the bride; Mrs;
Mrs Ed Williams, Mr.. and Mrs Harry J. VIII.
bert Mrs. Robert Macrory, Mrs. James l. Cook
and Miss Grace D. Williams.
The Belvidere Club, consisting Of severa
young ladies Of the West End, will give select
banquet at Metropolitan Hall, formerly the
West End Rink, on Friday evening, February
G. The New Nationals will be in attendance
and fine programme will be arranged for the
AFFAIR. Dancing will be the chief amusement
of the evening, after which a grand supper will
be served by Mr.. Edward Goetz of the West
End. The ladies of the club are the Misses
May Rose, Mary Nightingale. Stella Gill, Cora
III Aa Mr11
Ella Carroon, Annie Nightingale, Lizzie Nc
Sheane and Annie Hartman.
The residence of Mrs Margaret O'Connor of
East Palestine, O., presented a brilliant appear
ance on Thursday, the event being the mar
rage Of her daughter, Margaret to Mr.. Ira
Diser. Miss ELLA Murphy, of Fairfield, acted
as bridemaid. and Mr.. Andrew O'Connor as
groomsman. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Sinners, of that place. After par
taking of an elegant dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Diser left on the o'clock train for Alliance,
their future home. accompanied by the good
wishes OF their many friends.
One of the most fashionable and enjoyable
events of the week was an afternoon tea given
last Tuesday by Mrs. Charles L. Taylor at her
lovely Ellsworth avenue home. The guests
were representative East End ladies, and the
appoint ntments of the entire affair were in har-
mUny with the atmosphere of wealth and lux.
rounded the lovely hostess from her infancy up.
Mrs Taylor was assisted by her mother. Mrs.
Robert Pitcairn, and a bevy of East End So
ciety ladies.
Miss Annie Connolly, of Warner street, Al
legheny, entertained few Of her friends on
last Monday evening in honor of her birthday.
Euchre and other games were the feature
of the evening. Among those present were
Mr.. ana Mrs. Otte Heinz Miss Mary McAleer,
Breakiron, Miss Udiuole, and Messrs. Robert
Comley, John Cruse Charlie Carpenter. George
Comley, James Murto. William Holman, John
Miller and Frank Connolly.
Miss Laura Stewart entertained a number Of
her friends on Thursday evening. at her home
on Forty-third street. Euchre and tiddledy
winks, followed by a delightful lunch, was the
programme of the evening. All had delight.
full time. Among those present were the Misses
Katie Maloney, Carrie Stewart, Emma Reina-
man, Mollie Stewart, Mary Scott. Laura Stew
art, and Messrs. George Rice, 81. L. Taylor,
Guy Gross. Columbus Wilkinson, Lou Stewart
and James l. Hampton.
Miss Annie Crime celebrated her 9th birth
day by giving her small lady friends tea party
on Thursday evening at her home, 3025 Null
berry street. The following were the guests
present: Birdie and Clara Bloom. Katie and
Oracle Bostwick, Lizzie Pritchard, Jean and
Christie Bell, Mamie and Carrie Helfrey, Viola
Shara Edith, Bella aud Alice Williams and
Nellie Gichrist. The little hostess was Joy
fully surprised by receiving many dainty pres
ents
kiss Lillian A. Reddick, the young lady who
made so many friends by her singing at the
eleventh and twenty-seventh organ recitals at
Carnegie Hall, is arranging to give a select
parlor concert and musicale at her home, on
Lacock street, Allegheny. January q. She is
assisted in the preparation of the programme
by the elocutionist, Albert L Chrisiy, of
Superior.
Among the many happy and pleasant events
of the week was the reception given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ]. K Boyle in honor of her niece,
Miss L. Boyle. The cozy rooms of their home
were handsomely decorated with flowers. An
elegant supper was served by the hostess. and
at each lady's plate was cluster of roses. Miss
Boyle was assisted In her receiving by her
charming friend, Miss Anna McNair. of the
East End.
Miss Bertha Moulter. charming young lady
of Pittsburg, was delightfully."- surprised at the
residence of her stepbrother, William Week
becker. in Sharpsburg last evening. by q mum.
ber of her friends, who called TO wish her many
happy returns OF her birthday anniversary and
assist her in the celebration of the same. The
evening was spent in card playing and dancing
and an elaborate lunch crowned the gayety.
Last Thursday evening was spent in a very
enjoyable way at the residence of Mr.. Charles
steffier. of Federal street extension, Allie
gheny. The event was a birthday surprise
party given in honor of his daughter Mamie.
Dancing was INDUCED in, and at late hour a
dainty lunch was served. The participants will
evidently long remember the occasion.
The Carroll Club have issued invitations for
q grand musical and dramatic entertainment
by the Etoile Dramatic Society to be followed
by q reception at Orpheus Hall, Monday even.
Ing, February 8, 1890. The committee consists
of Messrs. b. A. Schaub, F. ]. Brady. John ].
Baker, John B. Kelly, John B. Nugent, Ed r.
Baker, Thomas NJ. Hughes w. b. Griffin.
Cards are out for the wedding of DR.. J. B.
Carson, rising young physician of Blairsville,
and Miss Agnes Moreland, one of Saltsburg's s
most estimable young ladies, which will be duly
celebrated on Tuesday evening, February g. at
6 o'clock. at the residence of the BRIDES mother
Miss Annie Kelly, a popular young lady, was
married on Thursday evening at St. Paul's
Cathedral to Thomas Cochrane, a well-kpowu
young gentleman of the Sixth ward The
happy couple are domiciled at ia Bluff street.
where their friends will find a warm welcome.
The first grand entertainment for the benefit
of the G. K. Musical Club. of the East End.
will be given at Orpheus Hall next Wednesday
evening. The programme is pleasing and
varied and consists of numbers by talented per.
formers in almost every art and amusement.
A delightful party was given by Miss Katie
L. McNamara on last Tuesday evening in honor
OF her friend, Miss Bertha Klein. Dancing
was the order of the evening, and a delicious
supper was served. About 20 couples partici.
pated in the joyousness.
M Tred Schrader calabratad t;s axe, A,.,