Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-22


Todd, Veo Williams, Birdie Smith, Birdie
Creese, Milly Ritchie, Stella McHugh, Clara
Pagan, Mary jackson, Masters Oran Ferry,
| John Shoemaker, Mart Kinsor, Oliver Smith,
Carl Brothers and Joseph Newell.
Miss Katie Kester, of Carson street, was
pleasantly surprised Thursday evening by a
number of her friends, the occasion being
Misses MIS- lS Maggie Nagie. Moiiis Muilin, Bertha
| Dudenberg, Tillie Schiliken, Tena Quinn,
Dolly Parle, Name Mullany, Messrs Kein-
heissn so Mr GrGs
| Kester.
Miss Lena Schellhaas was rendered de-
| lfghtful surprise party at her residence
Madison avenue, last Tuesday evening. The
affair was planned by the Misses Schellhaas
and Glunke, and was a complete surprise
| TO the fair young hostess Dancing was in.
| dulged in, and a little tot of 2, sister OF
Miss Schellhaas, added considerable m1rth
to the occasion by reciting several selec-
tions.
A birthday surprise party was given
Thursday evening to Mr.. Seir A. Miller. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Taylor
and sister, Clara, of Allegheny; Miss Emma
Turbett, Mrs. James Hare and daughter,
Lizzie; Messrs Mack Flanagan, i'll Flurely,
Mr.. Harwood, William Holler, OF Ohioi W..
D. Wallace of New Castle; Mr.. and Mrs.
The luncheon given by Miss Lou Hemp
| hill at her pretty home in Allegheny last
| Wednesday was perfect in all its details
| Miss Hemphill has been very sick for the
past two months, and Wednesdays little
| affair was the first social gathering In which
1as psea sSen aGre in of Mrs Samuel
| mon and Mrs. j. S. Hemph1ll.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Glasser, Of Cambria
| county, were the guests of their brother,
Mr.. Rudolph CHASER, of Fulton street. Alle-
| gheny, during the week. A very pleasant
honor, by Pittsburg friends, among whom
| we're the Misses Em and Moll Schm1tt, OF
| Diamond street, Mr. and Mrs. Graver, MI.
| Edward Reineman and Mr.. h. Miller.
Monday evening number of friends gath.
| cred at the residence of Mr.. Will H. Nichols,
563 LLOYD avenue Braddoek, to celebrate the
anniversary of Mrs. Nichols 5lst birthday.
| Mrs Nichols was the recipient of a life
| sized crayon portrait of her husband, the
work of Miss Luella Black, Of Braddock.
| Refreshments were served and the evening
| was spent very pleasantly.
| There is sorrow among the members of the
| Order of the Sacred Heart owing to the loss
| of one of their best beloved sisters, Miss
| L.
Mary Meade, whose funeral took place from
| the residence of her parents, 205 Eucl1d ave-
nue. East End, Wednesday. Miss Meade was
| p years of age and had host OF friends In
| the two cities.
Tuesday evening the home Of Mr.. B. G..
Dosch, on Samson street, Allegheny, was the
scene of festivity. Fifty invitations ha
| been issued to as many friends to participate
| in the celebration of the fifteenth anniver-
| sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Dosch.
| Many beautiful presents of cut glass and
| china were given the bride and groom Of ID
years.
The Independant Literary Society viii
meet at the residence of Miss Grace Cum
ninrham, Kingston Block, Charles street,
Nav 26. The members and friends are re-
quested to be present, as business OF I'M
Last Wednesday night Miss Annie Orr, of
Post Isl quartet, gave a select reception to
several OF her friends, among whom were
Mr, and Mrs. j. Bite, Misses Tilly and Ella
Reddie, the Misses Carrie Tewant, Annie
Orr and Helena Ersk1ne.
A strawberry and lee cream festival will
be given by the ladies of the Buena Vista
Street NJ e. Church, Allegheny, Thursday
and Friday evenings, May 26 and 81. A good
literary and musical programme will be an
attractive feature.
The Misses Elizabeth and Emma Titus en-
tertained some friends ut their home, Will
son avenue, Allegheny, last Tuesday even
ing in honor of their sister, Mrs. Ella Mack.
One OF the pleasant events of the week was
the leap year party given at Johnston
parlors Tuesday evening, under the auspices
Of the Silver Bell Social.
Rev. John Murphy will lecture on "Chris-
topber Columbus at St. Peters Roman
Catholic Church, Sherman and Ohio streets,
to-day.
Preparations are being made for the an
nual picnic of Branch 36, c. NJ. B. A., to be
held at Silver Lake Grove Decoration Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Vilsack entertained
a number of their friends Wednesday even
ing last in charming manner.
The Federal Club. a leading social organi-
zation of Allegheny, will give an excursion
to their friends June "A.
Miss Ella Corroon, of Warden street, West
End. will be married to Mr.. Gardner, of
Wheeling June 26.
The Federal Club, of Allegheny, has issued
invitations for moonlight excursion June
IA.