Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-27
eA1TIEs OF CBRIsTMAs WEEK.
Social Events That Intereat the People of
the Two Ci.ies

Social Events That Intereat the People Of
the Two Ci.ies
The Belle Vale Social Club, of Allegheny;
held their second entertainment and al
home on Wednesday, December %, which
was largely attended. The early part or the
evening was taken up in listening to q very
enjoyable programme the principle items OF
which were the opening address by their
president, piano solo by Miss G. wilkins,
rccitations by Mr. James Fulton and Miss
Jessie Patterson, violin solo by Mr. Ed
Work master, which was followed by a host
OF Others. The balance of the evening was
spent IN dancing, special feature of which
was the fancy dance by Miss May f'lack.
There were about 40 couple present Among
those present were Misses Mary Quig Mary
Wilkinson, Stella Emmler, Stella Pruden,
Cehe SchelI, Mary ScanIon, Nellie Flack'
sophy Schell, Alice Fenwick, Phebe era,
ham. Cert Kiefer. Carrie Schuman, Yetta
hnechler, Name Tracy, Ella Douglass, Tish
NASH NASH bazIa LIZZIE Small, Small Emma MeClin-
Anna Patterson, Georgia wilkins
and Messrs. C. Miller, J. Paisley, C. Fraser
Z. Harvey, 5. Miller, j. ". Luther ". Flick
". F. RemensByder, J. Brand, w KeucbIer
c. Schmitt, L. Schmitt, W. J. Smith, F. Bow,
man, '" Norris, c. Schaf1er, j. Fulton, F.
Norkmaster J.. c. Lappe, G. Merritt, E.
Matheson; u. +. Lepper, master ceremonies;
ii. B. PruGen, prompter; committee, a.
Matheson, j. Fulton, I. McDougan
Special musical services appropriate TO
Christmas will be sung in the First NJ E.
Church at Braddock this morning ana even
inE by the special request of the pastor the
Rev. DR.. T. n. Boyle. An orchestra of eight
pieces, with Mr. Floyd J. ST. Clair as direc-
tor, VIII give special numbers at both ser
vices, and IN addition to the regular musical
NUMBERS tie choir will sing the following:
Sing, Oh, sing This Blessed Morn" Leslie:
'tTlorla in Excelsis, from Mozart's Twelfth
Mass, IN the morning, and in the evening
shout, Shout the Glad Tidings" and GLORIA
in EGcelsls." Mr. Frank L. Zuermer is di-
rector, Miss Minnie Boyle organist and Mr..
Floyd st. Clair cornetist. The choir will
have 10 voices and be composed OF the fol-
Boyle, Stasia bridges, Eva Balsinger: Soubia
McCieary, Lizzie HuLzen; altos, Mrs Richard
Bennett-huiTell and Miss Ida Davis: tenors
Nessrs. Watkin Il. Edwards sam Thomas
Fred ". Edwards, Esq; bass, ,Messrs. Richard
Hurrell, William Brown, Jr., Edward e.
Gregg ana William S. Brown, Sr.
Avery enjoyable party was given in honor
OF Mr. Frank Connolly at his homo, No. l36
River avenue, on Christmas Eve. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Calhoop,
the Misses Maggie and Minta O'Donnen,
Emma Stauffer, Mary Comley, Annie Con-
molly, Stasia and Ella CLoughlin, Nelllo
Leyden, Maggie, Blanche ana Maude Co ms
Alice Powell, Mary Shea, Maggie
Fellee, Nellie Cox, Ida Conners, Birdie
Raher, Maggie Speer. Kate Merker,
Messrs, John and Harry kruse Frank Con
molly, 4. c. CoElley, William Merker j.
Warren ShirleT, G. 5. Comey, Fred Merker,
William and Frank Mccoy. G. II. Weaver
Enoch Humpnries, c. ii. Schaner, Samuel
Buchanan, Charles Daily, Alfred Wright, E.
Ii. Swint, Charles Carpenter, Joseph Doyle
OTley W. Shirley and llany others. Dancing
WIS the feature of the evening, and lunch
was served al u O'Clock.
The marriage of Miss Annie l. Heckel to
Mr. VIII Seelhorst took place at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents in Ross town
ship at o'clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Ri1er, of West View, after
which supper was served. The attendants
were Miss I'illie Heckel, bridemaid, and Mr.
Edwin Kuhn, groomsman. The happy pair
received the congratulations OF their many
friends and relntives. The presents were of
a large number and costly. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Heckel
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. Staying
Miss Tena Gable, Miss a. Walters, Mr. Chris
Heckel, Mr.. ". Heckel, Mr.. II. Heckel Mr..
Z. J. HCckel, Mr.. q. +. Heckel, Mr.. g. L.
DictZ, Mr. and Mrs. Rif1er and daughter
Mary, MIR Charlie Heckel, Miss Amelia
Heckel, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seelhorst, Mrs.
!. j. Besser, Mrs. Eben Hamilton, Mr.. w. f.
wray, Miss Melusine Seelhorst Mrs. Alice
Seelhorst, and others.
One OF the most elaborate social events of
the season was the entertainment given