Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-08
Committee on Candy Table-Misses Bald

Jessie Mccullough. Miss Rea Seyple.
Committee on Lemonade Booth-Mlsse'
Nellie Mckelvy,. Lucy Rowand and Mar
garetta Alexander.
Committee on Chocolate Table-Mrs. NJ
Bigger Mrs. c. S. Wight, Mrs. A. T. Rowand
Committee on Ice Cream-Mrs. Charles Nd
Thorp, Miss sallie Carlyle; aids table No
Misses Birdie and Maude Stevenson aldi
table No. 2. Nellie Becker and Agnes Crump
aids table No. 8, Lizzie Burt and Florence
Harlon; aids table No. 4, November l9. JeaI
Wight and Carrie Flenniken: November ~
Marlica Langly and Rose Flenniken.
The Mission Band Of Grace Church
Mt. Washington, under the efficient
management of Miss A. Armstrong
President. and Miss Ida Newell, Sec
a good work during the past summer, send
ing a box of valuable articles to a mission il
North Dakota. For the same purpose boz
social was held on last Wednesday evening
at the house of the Presidents mother, &
Southern avenue, and was a success in
every way. About S6 young people were
present. A good deal of diversion was caused
by the distribution OF the boxes filed with
luscious fruits and dilicious cake. The
guests were Misses Marie Kennedy. Maggie
Mahim, Annie Anniger, Mary Ashford, Mel
lie Reed, Marie kelso. Nellie Peters, Annie
Mccoy. Flossie Rechs, Zilla Gray, Mary
Rice, Mary Baker, Helen Miller, Sadie Lewis,
Stella Sureny, Helen Keifer, May CARGO and
sadie Armstrong; Messrs. Ollie Higbee,
Arthur Digby, John Patton, Chester Bryant,
nelius, orrin Potts, Rob King, Laurence
Gibson, Harry Johnston, belmont Jones.
Willie Kenah, Willie Hughes, Alex Cameron.
Walter Brichell, Oscar Terrence and Char
ley Seth.
A charming euchre party was given by
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Alexander Watkins
at the residence of the former, on Parker
street, East End, Friday evening. The rooms
were beautifully arranged with flowers, and
the softness of the lights only added to the
brill1ancy OF the smart toilets OF the ladles.
Eight tables were kept merrily going, the
honors being finally divided between Miss
Sprague, of Ellsworth avenue, East End, Mr..
E. NJ. laden ana Mr.. Henderson, who OBJ
tanned the head prizes, consisting OF silver
bon-bon spoon, silver cuff links and pencil
case. After an elegant supper Miss Upham,
of Massillon, O., and Miss Little, OF Pitts
ing songs. Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. \. L. Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. laden,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Watkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruffiey, Miss Clara Watkins, Miss Kate
Englcrt. Miss Sprague, Miss Mamie Little,
Miss Henderson, Miss Fannie Upham, of
Massillon. o., DR.. Roger Williams, Mr..
Charles Crawford. Mr.. Carl Miller, OF Mas
sillon, O., Mr. Henderson, Mr.. Burt Foley,
Thursday evening, November ., Miss Anna
Bella Dippold was married to James K.
Scott, at Baden, Pa. The ceremony was
performed in tine Evangelical Lutheran
Church, at that place, by the Rev. B. NJ.
Smith, after which an elegant supper was
held at the home of the brides parents.
Miss Dippold was aided by Miss Belle Bris-
bine, of Rochester. and Mr.. Harry Weber
acted best man, with Mr.. W. II. Scott and
Mr.. Jacob Dippold as ushers.
Miss Dippold is the only daughter Of Cap
tain JOHN Ii. Dippold. the well-known
steamboat man of this city, and Mr.. Scott
ment of the Pennsylvania Company.
The bridal party lett Friday morning for
an absence of several weeks in the East, and
upon their return will take up their resi-
dence at Linmore.
Mr.. John Manning was delightfully."- sur
prised by a number of his friends calling
upon him at his home, 4so5 Hatfield street,
last Wednesday evening, the occasion being
his thirty-third birthday. Dancing, games
and luscious collation. were the features Of
the evening. Among those present were
the Misses Mary Ann and Magaurette kav-
anaugh, Eliza and Maud Meenan, RebeccA
Hubbard. Patrica Manning, Tillie Dwyer,
Saliie McCossy, Susanah and Clara Hackett,
Annie ClIfferty and Messrs. Josephas Kav-
anaugh, Denny McGraw, NJ. Rogers, Martin
Dwyer, James L. Hackett, Thomas Forsythe,
Meehan, Jessie kavanaugh, Tom Garvey,
josh kentliue, Jim Pollard, Mike Dunn,-
Billy Hutchinson, Luke Birchau, John Nc
Clure and several others.
Thursday evening the house Of James A.
Reed, N Oakland square, was the scene of a
very enjoyable affair. About 100 of Miss
Nellie's friends were invited to help cele-
brate her 18th birthday by a dance from to
IL Some very pretty fancy dances were
danced, among them Yankee Doodls dance
by the Misses Claudia Ha1, Lillian Beaa and
Adele Klaus. Miss Daisy Stern danced a
Polish dance. and Misses Ethel Hamilton
and Nellie Reed engaged in several difficult
lances. The hostess was pret:ily attired in
Nj gre.n brocade with slippers to match.
The house was brilliantly lighted with
Chiness la terms and the square lined with
carriages which gave the impression of a
grown up' entertainments instead OF q
children's party.
A very pleasant surprise was given to
Mrs. William Mccarthy, of Bell avenue,
CHARTERS, on Monday evening. Mrs. Nc.
Carthy, returning from a swell evening
party, found her friends in possession Of the
house. Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs: McCieland. Misses Mollie and Agnes
Connor, Miss Shelly, Janett Steel, OF Pitts
burg: the Misses Name, Cora and Gus
0'Rourke, Kate Monahan, Mrs Frank Jor-
1dG, Lille name, MIS-. dODn w ara, MIR. ana
Mrs John Neelsn. Maggie Mccarthy, Mr.
Bert Nolan. Will Bernstein, Mack
Meskell. VIII Meclan, Joe Teevans James
McDermott, John Cobbett. Philip Brandt,
Mccarthy and 2. j. Crayon.
The Dorcas Society of the Edgewood
Church will give bazaar on |
;wo evenings, the 18th and Goth insts., at the
esidence of Mrs Mathew McWhinney, Of
3dgewood. There will be supper each
from to 9, the bazaar being in
progress in the afternoons. In connection
With the entertainment will be a a"chocolate |
oom," in which chocolate and coffee will |
,e served. There will be icecream and
'ther dainty refreshments. homemade
andy and sweetmeats. One of the Ieatures |
II the bazaar will be the sale of fancy arti- |
les for Christmas, and all sorts of art |
oods. The affair is expected to be the |
most ambitious effort of the kind. |
An aesthetic concert is to be given in the |
Opera House next Thursday |
vening under the auspices of the Kings |
)aurhters of st. Stephens Episcopal Church |
# that borough. The first part will consist |
# cantata, entitled "The Garden OF Flow |
nd tableaux. There will also be minuet, |
n which the dancers appear in Louis XVI. |
ostumes. The music is in charge of Mr. |
richard Cannon, assisted in the general ar |
Mr.. James Hetzel and others. |
iec1ta tions by Messrs. McClelland and Will |
on will be Interesting episodes Of the en-
ertainment
Miss Matte Smith, of Hooker street, Mill
ale, gave reception on Thursday. The
ooms for the dancing were tastily decor
ted with autumn leaves and Japanese Ian
erns. Among those present were Misses
iinnie Marshall, Emma Logan Redic, c.
-oler, Mollie Reuic, Katie Oldham, Daisy |
Clara Miller, Virginia Kerr, Celia |
aden, x, Goldrich, NJ. Kelly, K. Perner, L.