Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-08

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supper was announced. Afterward tn
festivities were resumed and continued un
til IL, when the participants left for thell
homes. Mrs. Gross was assisted in receip
Ing by her sisters, Mrs. Balph and MIS-
| Weaver.
At $50 P. M. Wednesday evening Rev. j. +
Mitchell, assisted by the Rev. j. NJ. Miles
officiated at the marriage Of Emma
French, daughter OF the Hon. s. H. French
and George H. Courier, of the Buffalo Co'tr
Ter. The ceremony took place in the parlor
of the brides home before the immedlat' q
family. A reception followed, during whicl
Mr.. and Mrs. Courier left for Buffalo, where
Handsomely furnished residence, thu
ErooR's gift to his bride. .arsa awaits them them
John I. wilson, Of the Hotel Kenmawr; Mis-.
Wilson. Prof s. Andrews, Dr. 7. N n, ,a Ryal "a
Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Jack, Mr.. and Mrs. J: T.
Allen. Prot. william Mccullough and Mrs
Mccullough, Gilbert A. Hays: DR.. J; a. Cal a
NJ. French, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R: Hersh
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. John Weaver. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Fording. Mr.. and Mrs L. w
Mrs. Thomas Mawhinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Harper, Mr.. and Mrs. George Powellson,
Mr.. George B. Johnston and Miss Johnston
| and others.
Friday evening was che occasion OF very
pleasant gathering at the homo of Miss
Maud McCreery. No. 80 Fayette street. Allie
| gheny. She entertained the following
| young ladies and gentlemen: Misses Young,
Esterline. Best, Glesenkamp, Piaget, Nc
Kelvy and Messrs. Porter, Hughes, Babcock,
Esterline, Welsh, Gilleland. Bushfield and
| Chambers. Progressive euchre was the or
der of the evening. Miss McKelvy and J. c.
Porter captured the head prizes and Miss
Best and B. P. Welsh the second prizes. Re.
freshments were served, after which short
| time was spent in dancing. The next meet
ing of the club will be at Miss Piaget's
| house, No. 10 Church avenue Allegheny, on
Friday evening, November 20.
The Belle Vale Social Club, Of Allegheny,
Pa, had very large attendance at their
regular meeting last Wednesday evening at
| Towers, Hall, North Diamond street, both of
members and friends This club since its
reorganization has made very rapid strides.
and from the interest manifested in it, both
| by its members and also outside well-wish-
ers: promises soon to be one of the best Of
| its kind. Its members are young people full
| OF determination and energy.
Thursday evening was kept merrily at the
residence of Miss Louise Enflelds, Western
avenue, by an enjoyable gathering Of her
numerous friends. The time was spent in
were: Messrs. Hamilton, Wood, Patton,
Craig, Reed, Graule: Cameron, Appleby,
Mercer, and the Misses Scott, Johnston,
Laman. Gertie Scott. Irwin, Marshall, Nc
Cullough, Hays and Diebert.
The st. Charles Literary and Dramatic
Society, of Penn avenue, will hold their
thirteenth annual reception in Ralston
School hall, corner Fifteenth street and
Penn avenue, on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. November 25 and 26. This society
is the strongest German Catholic young
mems organization in the Pittsburg diocese,
and their entertainments are always good
Major Lowry Post No. 5ls, G. A. R., Of Will
kinsburg, will probably give the "Little Re-
cruit" in the Odd Fellows Opera House
about the holiday season. The drama was
given in that place some weeks ago and it
proved such success, socially and flnan-
cially, that q repetition has been requested
by many Of the prominent citizens of the
borough.
A number Of friends of Miss Emma Shade,
of Verona, visited her home on last Wednes-
day evening in response to an invitation
sent out by that young lady for an evening
musical entertainment Among the guests
Kletzlev. Menerer. and M"ssrs. -Cyphers,
Craig, Whiteside, Kim, Berkeley and Others
An entertainment will be given in the
Williamsburg Opera House next Friday and
Saturday evenings by the Myrtle Kress
Lodge. No. 1l6, Daughters of Rebekah. An
excellent musical programme has been ar
ranged and will be tender d by well known
artists. The ladies of the lodge will serve
an oyster supper each evening.
william Adams, Of the West End whose
marriage took place in Buffalo q few days
ago, gave reception to the Johnny Smoker
Hunting and Fishing Club at their club
room on Wednesday evening. About 100
people were present and q band Of 81 pieces
increased the evenings diversion.
The Brushton Literary Society VIII be On.
tertain ed tomorrow evening at the homo Of
Miss Gamble on West street, Brushton. An
ary selections has been outlined, and the
participants anticipate pleasant evening.
The Mendelssohn Band. Of Williamsburg, is
preparing for a concert to be given Novem.
Der 28 in the Opera House Of that place.
musical young men of the borough
Adelightful reception was given at Masonic
Hall, Thursday evening. The orchestra was
and plants, and the hall otherwise tastefulIy
decorated for the occasion.
The first Of a series of musicales win be
given by the Fantasia Club, Of Williamsburg,
Lohr's Hall, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The proceeds will be put into the musical
library fund OF the club.
The second anniversary Of the Disrneli
Social will be celebrated at Cyclorama Par
lors Tuesday evening. The programme
provides for q musicale and hop.
Mrs. C. 1. Briggs, of the East End, enter.
tained large number of her friends Friday
evening. Progressive euchre was the enter-
tainment of the evening.
Messrs. E. p George and Marcus Murphey
will sing at the Shady Avenue Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, East End, on next
Sunday evening at 1880.
The Young Peoples Society. Of Homewood
Avenue Presbyterian Church, exhibit Mrs.
Jarleys Wax Works on Thursday evening,
November 8.
Avery pleasant event Of Friday svsning
was the house warming given in honor Of
Mrs. and Miss Ella Hinde.
November's Guests and Hosta.
Mrs: J. e. Hill, Of Edgewoodvills, ID visfs-
ing friends in Cincinnati
home after brief visit to PfttsburE
friends.
Miss Annie Wilson, Of Harrisburg, is the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. s. 81. Christy, Of South
street, Williamsburg.
brother, Mr.. NJ T. Salisbury, Of East End
avenue, Williamsburg.
Miss Blanche Quinn. Of Franklin, Pa, 10
being entertained by her cousin, Miss Reels, |
Of Franklin street, Allegheny.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. l. Briggs, Of |
the East End, returned to her home last |