Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-13
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Robson at his fathers residence, NO. 1
Carson street, on Thursday evening. Th'
young people present included John kolb
Willie Corbly, Martin Pendegrast and Franz
Maselowsky, and Misses Matte Corbly
Maggie Weis, laura Thompson, Lena asei
Ella corbiy, M Rachael e%i corsly, Lizzie % Grifiti
and Matte Robson. Dancing vocal and in
strumental music were the features Of the
evening. Lunch was served at 1880.
An event chronicled for the advent Of the
New Year will be an entertainment given by
the Young Peoples Musical and Literary So
ciety of st. Johns Church. Lawrencev1lle
| choice programme has been arranged,
consisting of vocal and instrumental Sc
lections by the following: Misses Larkin,
o'Donneil. McCabe and Martin, and Messrs.
Derviss, Hedenburg, Boyle, Hart, Finn,
Scully, Barry, Larkin and Mcbride Misc
Hannah Baxter, the well-known elocution'
surprise party was rendered Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harry Rhodes by their neice. Miss
Emma Fritch, on Thursday evening, at their
home, on Sturgeon street. There were pres
ent: The Misses Maggie Hay, Della Rowe,
Hettie Huber. Jennie Reeves, Effie and Liz.
zle Williams, Myra Boyle. Louise Matthews,
Mrs. Turhbold, Mrs. Elmer Williams, Messrs.
Charlie Carpenter Stark, Packer, George
and Sol. Connors. Ed. Nightgale, Will Col
houn, Baker, Rhodes and Giser.
delightful surprise party was given to
Miss Hanna Schrader at her home Perrys-
Vile avenue, Wednesday evening. Among
those present were Misses Hermie Neely.
Susie Nanker, Lille Mccain, Dot Dorente.
Nellie Cap6eld, Emily Weitzel. Katie Nc
Guire, Elmer Weitzel, Sadie Hickendorn,
Lizzie Nesbit, Ester Weitzel: Messrs. Willie
Neely. Hallock Andrews, Charles Hoffman,
Dred Dorenter Eddie Schrader. Albert Welt
eel, John Schrader, Bob Graham and Charles
Pfeiffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Speer, Of Market
street, gave very pleasant musicale Thurs
day evening. Vocal and instrumental music
was rendered by Miss Lawton, Mrs. Rodgers,
Mr.. Coleman and Mr.. and Mrs. Speer, after
which there was dancing and cards Re-
freshments were served about II O'CLOCK
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. L.
Wentworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers, MIR. and
Mrs. n. Boschert, Miss Lawton; Messrs.
Coleman, McCance, McGuff and Tellman.
The ladies of White Rose Lodge, order
Daughters of St. George, gave Mrs. Rea Har-
per a very pleasant surprise November 80 at
her residence, Lawn street, Fourteenth
ward they presented her with a motto Of
sisterly love and esteem for the faith full per.
formance Of her duty as W. F. s., the Office
she holds for the ensuing year. The pres
entation address was made by Mrs. ]. E.
Hayward.
Mr.. Hoffman, q member Of Ashtabul
Lodge, A. A. of j. and 8. W., was married
Tuesday last to Mrs. Czarwitch, a bewitch-
ing widow Of Allegheny. Mr.. FELTON, gave
the bride away, the Rev. Mr.. Johnston
man and Ed Finn. oe'' The s happy @ couple a viii
be at home Tuesday, 18th inst, at 6S Third
street, Allegheny.
The residence Of Mr.. John Young, at
Agncw station, was well filled with q merry
party Monday evening. The occasion was a
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Young, to
the Haysville Cornet Band. The dne music
furnished by the band, coupled with the
made the evening one long to be remem-
bered.
Miss Myrtle Tucker, the charming daugh-
ter of Prof. o. Tucker, OF Williamsburg, en-
tertained IS Of her young friends last even
ing At her pretty home on Hill street. Dane
ing, music and other amusements whiled
away several hours very pleasantly, and the
verdict Of all the guests was that Miss
Tucker is delightful entertainer.
The leading Hebrew residents of Braddock
mother of Mrs. Leo Newman, Mrs. Ann
Rothschild, at the residence Of MT. New
man on Tuesday evening. 1t was the oc-
ossion Of Mrs. Rothschild's 74th birthday.
Mrs Rothsohild is the Oldest Hebrew in
Braddock and is highly esteemed.
, An enjoyable surprise party was held at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Herman
by q number OF their friends on Tuesday
evening" Dancing was the feature Of the
mr.
Maggie Herman, Annie O'Connor, Nellie
Daily, Mary Baker, Mamie Mcdonald, Sarah
Slain and Birdie McEntee.
Braddock Lodge, Order Of solon, gave An
entertainment. social and supper to about
800 guests. in the Stokes building on Tuesday
evening. The programme included vocal
and instrumental music and elocutionary
N. Ball, Supreme President, and B. j. God
frey, Supreme Secretary.
The treasury OF the Williamsburg W. G. T.
o. received q large benefit by the lecture de-
livered by Prof. E. W. Mills, of Boston,
Mass, in the First United Presbyterian
ing. His subject was "The Unsolved Prob
lem" 1t WAS very interesting and listened
to by Large audience.
The Earnest Workers OF the Williamsburg
Presbyterian Church held a spelling bee in
the lecture room on Friday evening. There
was large attendance and much amuse-
ment was derived from the struggle Of the
contestants with the "catch" words that
have been brought forth at spelling bees
from time immemorial.
The third annual entertainment of the
Young Mems Hebrew Society of Allegheny
County will be given Wednesday, Decem-
Der l6 at the Cyclorama Auditorium, Ale
gheny. The entertainments promises to be
unusually good, as the society has spared no
expense.
The stereopticon entertainment given In
the First NJ. E. Church at Braddock, Tues
day night, under the auspices of the Ems
worth League Chapter, connected with the
church. was q success. over 900 persons be-
A social was given on Tuesday evening at
the residence Of MIRA Albert Farley, at Ran.
kin. Over 100 persons attended. Miss Eta
at the tables. The affair was for the benefit
Of the Trinity Mission.
The bazaar given by the Ladies' Aid So |
ciety Of the Homewood NJ. e. Church Thurs |
day and Friday last was highly successful,
and good sum Of money was realized for |
the benefit of the new church that viii be |
dedicated in February.
sConsecration~ will be the subject of dis |
cussion next Tuesday at the meeting Of the |
women's Christian Temperance Union. of |
WTkinsburg. Mrs. McAteer will entertain |
the members on this occasion at her home
on Wood street.
delightful evening surprise party was
tendred to Miss Kate Bennett at her resi-.
dence No. Magee street., Wednesday even
ing. Dancing and other games comprised |