Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10

Prouette Social, composed Of some Of the
most prominent young men. They win hold
their first reception at Patterson's, Hall,
Butler street, February l6 - fe
A pretty home wedding in the suburbs
last week was that which united Mr..
Schuyler C. Richard and Miss Margaret
Mates, at the homo OF the brides father al
Turtle Greek, on Thursday evening. The
young people have many friends in
that vicinity. Rev. Charles Reinewald, pas
tor of the First English Lutheran Church,
of Braddock, officiated. The maids of honor
were Alice Ethel Bipel, OF Turtle Creek
of Williamsburg, WAS the bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Thomas Steel was best man. About 50
guests were present. The young people will
reside in Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Small, of Clifton sta
tion, charmingly entertained a number OF
young folk from the city Thursday even
ing. Those present were: Misses Ida Rosser,
Mollie Speer, Ada Johnston, Emma, Sadie
and Minerva Noble, Stella and Bright Ma
chesney, Jeanette Applegate, Blanche Kew.
ley. The music was kindly furnished by the
"Lorena Four" Also present were: Messrs.
Ed and Harry Headrick, Glenn Butler, John
Caughey, Alfred McKewen, George Reming-
ton, Will and Robert Speer and Bert Small
Music and dancing were INDUCED in.
The following well-known young people OF
Braddock returned last week to the various
colleges after spending the holidays: Miss
May Miller and Miss Mabel Lewis, of Turtle
Creek, to the Indiana State Normal; Miss
Carrie Teeter, to st. Xavier's Academy; Mr.
John H. Cariine. to Washington and Jeffer-
son; Mr.. Harry Stewart, to Center County
Polytechnic College; Mr.. John Packer and
chanical and Electrical Engineering Uni
verSity; Mr.. Kirk Anderson, Mr.. Rob Rus
sell, James A. Russell and Mr.. Harry James,
to klskiminetas.
Miss Clara Thomas, of Denniston avenue,
East End, entertained lively party of
young people last Thursday evening. An
orchestra, discoursed music for dancing.
during the intervals OF which games of cards
were formed. At late hour an elegant
luncheon was discussed. Among the guests
were the Misses Robertson, of Allegheny;
Miss Fannie Walters and Miss Cullen, of
Philadelphia: Miss Fullwood and Miss
Keith, Messrs. Robb, Brockway, Robertson,
q E.bner Weistling, Porter, Will Hanna,
George Lang, Will McGuffin, L. Crosse and
Charles McGufiin.
The "Manette Social" entertained a few
of their friends at the Palace Psrlors, Car
son street, Southslde, on Tuesday evening
last, in a most enjoyable manner. Dancing
was INDUCED in by all from the hours of 8
o'clock to o'clock. Luncheon was served
at 1130 o'clock. Among tho guests were
MessrS. Z. M. Blockinger, M. Crow, T. F. Con-
ner, W. Tonney, J. S. Conner, A. Price, S. A.
Pritchard. J. Reed, T. Mccoy. C. Lauder
baugh, ]. Honenkamp, a. Soffell, W. May
smith ard A. Marland.
The Gaultherta Euchre Club met on
Wednesday evening, at the residence Of
Miss Clara Womersley, 500 Federal street,
Allegheny. The prizes were captured bv
Miss Gertrude Carroll and Mr. Harry
Thompson. Among those present were:
Nc Allister, Nellie Ryan, Katie Myers, Martha
w illowbe, Miss Carr, Eta Womersley,
Messrs. Harry Fullerton, VIII Markie, Joe
Sauers, Sylvester ,McMullen, VIII Rothruin,
were served after an enjoyable
evening.
The Young Peoples Literary Society, of
st. Johns Church, Lawrenceville, gave their
first entertainment last Thursday night in
st. Augustines Hall, with much success.
The, programme consisted Of vocal and in
strumental music, recitations and one-act
farce. The members of-the society who
took part were the Misses Larl1in, McSteen,
Connolly, Maloney, Baxter, McCabe. Scan
Ian, McGrady, Martin and O'DonnelI, and
Messrs. Flynn, Dervin, Larhin, Hedenburg,
ScuIly, Barry, Gray, Boyle and Mcbride.
Master Willie, son of Mr.. c. B. Callahan, of
Holland street, Williamsburg was given
surprise party by large number of his
young friends Tuesday evening last. Music,
q dainty luncheon brought the evening all
too soon to u close for the little merry
makers.
The memory of Robert Burns will be 1T
tingly observed by the Caledonian Society,
OF Allegheny, on the anniversary, of his
January 25, by a celebration in
Cyclorama Auditorium. The Scotch poets
living in America viii dis
course in praise OF Scotland's poetical hero.
One Of the pleasures of the week was the
leap year party held ut the residence Of Mrs.
Il. Crooks, of East Liberty, last Tuesday
evening. Dancing was the main feature of
the evening. Music was rendered by the
brothers.
The Nirvana Dancing Club will give its
second reception at the Thuma Academy, on
W ednesday evening, January 13. Chaper-
ons. Mrs. j. L. Boardman and Mrs. l. z.
Becker. Dancing and the german, 8 to l.
A surprise progressive euchre party was
held in honor of Miss Lillian Sykes at her
home, No. Sc Townsend street, on Wednes-
day evening.
Division 10, A. o. H, will hold their NTH
annual reception at Turner Hall, Forbes
street, on Tuesday evening. January 26.
Guests and Hosts.
Miss Marie Biechele has returned to Can
ton, o.
Misses Carrie and Gertrude seidle are in
Greensburg.
Miss Nellie vetter. who was spending
Christmas at home, is back at st. Xavier's.
Mr. Howard Reese is cnce more q student
at Trinity Hall after the Christmas hol
days.
Miss Maggie o'Rourke, Of Cleveland, is the
guest of Mrs. A j. Carr, of Liberty avenue
E. e.
Mr.. A. Cummings, of Wallace street.
has returned from a trip to
New York.
Mr. Benjamin Karskaddon, OF Wallace
street, Wilkinsburg, returned last week from
an Eastern trip.
Mr.. Robert Cox, Of New Wilmington, Pa,
was the guest o. his friend. Frank Van Horn,
of Braddock, the past week.
Mt Charles Z. Sullivan, of Penn avenue
who has been spending his holidays at home,
to st. Vincent's on last Thursday.
Miss Liz zie Hutzen, who has been spend.
Ing the holidays at her home in Braddock
to Goshen, Ind, during the week.
Master Herbert Kountz of Braddock ave-
nue., East End, has returned to Notre Dame
University, Indiana, after the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. William z. C1ementson, son of George
II. Clementson. Esq, OF Braddock, returned
last week TO the Jefferson Medical College.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Collins and son,
of Maple avenue, Edgewoodville,
are home from q three weeks visit to friends