Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18


The parlors wfll be handsomely decorated,
and 4 programme will be presented which
will be instructive and entertaining. The
club was organised IN September, 1891, with
eight members, and it now numbers 80.
Every member is expectep to be prese MT
Thursday ana requested to Come early.
The following young people were hand
somely entertained by she members of the
Jonn Gripp Club Thursday evening: Misses
Annie and Katie Murphy, Nell and Mary
Sullivan, b. Connolly, Annie pMcCarick, Kate
McGann Graw, and Messrs. Stewart Bru-
nier. Ryan. Wolf, Brown, Carol, Walker,
Little, Meolinari and O'Brien. Music and
per, made the time fly all too fast for all
present.
Mr. Al P. Maggint, Of Braddock, and Miss
Fanny A. Bell, OF McKeesport. will be mar
ried next Wednesday in the St. Brendan's
Roman Catholic Church, West Braddock, by
the rector Rev. P. Molyneux. Several
hundred invitations have been sent out.
Mr.. Maggini is 9 leading druggist OF Brad
dock. Miss Bell is sister OF Mr.. Gerald A.
Bell, of Braddock.
Mrs. j. D. Henderson and her son, OF
Cleveland, O., who are visiting friends in
Allegheny and Pittsburg, were given
dinner Wednesday by Mrs. b. c. Howard, at
her home, Church avenue, Allegheny. An
Robert j. Shaw, OF Sedgwick street, also in
honor Of Mrs. Henderson.
The ladies of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the North Braddock
United Brethren Church gave delightful
lawn fete Thursday evening Oh the lawn OF
Mr., Windsor T. Williams, in North Brad.
dock. The Young Ladies Mission Band OF
the church assisted. The fete was mon
etary success.
Mr.. j. W. Johnston. the well-known jew-
eler OF Braddock, was given pleasant sur
prise at his home on Halket avenue on Tues
day evening by about 100 OF his friends from
Greensbur9, Irwin and Braddock. The oc-
casion was the 35th anniversary of his birth.
Mr.. Johnston was the recipient of many
presents.
Mr.. BARLEY F. Harrington and Miss Ida
Forney, daughter of Mr. Chris Forney, two
well-known young people of Braddock,
were married at the home Of the brides
parents, on Washington avenue, Tuesday,
by the Rev. s. ]. Shaw, of the U. 2. Church,
of Braddock. A number of guests were
present.
social musical organization which will
be favorably received this season is the
Manette Circle, composed of leading Hebrew
young men OF the two cities. The amateur
orchestra connected with this organization
is directed by Mr.. l. Tuteur, and is making
rapid progress under his instruction.
Miss Leola Davis, the bright little daughter
of Mr.. Theodore Davis, of High avenue,
North Braddock, celebrated the tenth ami
versary of her birth Friday evening. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining her 30
or more young guests by her two elder
sisters, Miss Clara ID. and Miss Sadie.
Pittsburgers at Toronto hotels are: Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Wilson. Mr.. E. W. Bausman,
Mr. P. A. Haid, Mr.. W. j. oung, Mr.. B.
Arenheim, Mr.. Daniel Arenheim, Mr. L. Aren-
helm, Mr.. Christ Weller, of Allegheny, and
Mr.. w. f. Whiting, of Turtle Point.
A dinner party was given last Wednesday
night aJ the Hotel Duquesne in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rogers, who returned
recently from their wedding tour. Covers
were laid Tor ten. and Miss J. Z. Wakefield
and Miss Justus Muiert presided.
The excursion from Braddock to Idlewild
on Wednesday last, under the auspices of
the Young Mems Society of St. Joseph's
German Catholic Church of Braddock, was
very enjoyable.
The 18th birthday OF Mr.. Joseph Gabriel
was pleasantly remembered Wednesday
evening by number OF friends, who gave
him surprise party to celebrate the occa-
sicn.
Miss Eleanor r. Dyer entertained a num-
Der OF college classmates Friday evening at
the new home of w. NJ. Laird, McCully
street, with eucnre and dancing.
The Givent Quartette (Welsh) will give a
concert in Curry University Hall for the
benefit of the Universalist Church on Fri.
day evening, September S.
A reception is to be rendered Rev. C. z.
Locke Friday evening next. All his friends
are invited. He will leave for his charge in
the lar West very soon.
The Coqulicot Social, of the southside,
gave reception at Bender's Hall, Roches-
ter, Pa, Wednesday evening.
The engagement of Mr.. Isidore Israel, OF
this city, to Miss Rohrheimer, of Memphis,
Tenn. has been announced.
Hon. Amos Townsend, Of Cleveland, O., is
visiting his niece, Mrs. Presley P. Murphy,
of Howe street, East End.
Miss Flo Brown, of Atlantic avenue, East
End, gave a eucher party and dance Wednes.
day evening.
Moving With Jack Frost.