Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-04

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performed the ceremony. The bride was
attended by her two nieees, Miss Bessie No
Cord, daughter OF George T. McCord, and
| little Miss Marion Honor, who carried the
sn ME- prake p1a ieft i,nmsiatelT for an eI.
tended Eastern trip. and VIII be at home to
tEeir friends after January 10 at q Center
avenue, Pittsburg.
A wedding Of interest to many Lawrence
vile people will tuke place next Wednesday
morning at O'Clock at st. Mary's Church,
Forty-sixth street. The contracting parties
are Mr. E. ]. Kenna, the popular young
grocer of Liberty avenue, And Miss Name
sullivan, daughter OF Mrs j. c. Sullivan, of
Penn avenue. The ceremony will be per.
| formed by Rev. Father Kenna. brother OF
| the groom. The ushers will he Mr. Charles
T. Sullivan. brother of the bride; Mr.. E. j.
Ryan and Mr.: Edward Lippert A reception
the bride, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Kenna
will leave for an extended Eastern tour.
They will be Rt homo to their friends In their
new home on Liberty avenue after Janu-
ary
One or the social events OF Lawrenceville
last week was hop and euchre party given
Wednesday evening at the residence OF Miss
Elma Naser, the charming young daughter
of Mr.. Fred Naser. Miss Anna Appel
assisted the hostess in her pleasant duties.
The hours were delightfully."- spent in card
playing and dancing, after which a dainty
luncheon was served. The Young Mems
Orchestra furnished the music. Among the
guests were: The Misses Georgia Teess, of
0akmont: Anna Appel, Cora Evans, Nellie
Miss Rodgers, Messrs. Paul Coileer Of Hui
ton; James Murray, Harry Nickels. F. W.
Appel, and Herbert Tiers, Of 0akmont, Pa
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Dirtler at their new resi-.
dence. Bluff street. Tuesday evening last, by
their friends. Games and dancing were the
features of the evening. Among the guests
were: MI. and Mrs. John SCHNEIDER, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stang,
e. f. Roenier Mi ahs Missss fsaesr Meta Rohles
Louisa Treaoy, Ida Crispens, Laura Will
Jams, Sadie Smith, Lizzie Geisler, Minnie
and Emma Cook, Claire Eberle, Annie
Koehler. Clara Friedman: Messrs. Charles
Koehler, Charles Miller. John Anon, A. r.
Eulrich, E. Bishop. Charles Berger. Louis
Yoigt, Paul Braun. Ferd. Freyvogel, Robert
Harrington and George Egan.
The Young Peoples Orchestra OF St. John
the Baptist Church, Lawrenceville, will give
literary and musical entertainments Tues
day evening. December 90 in Union Hall,
Thirty-second and Liberty streets. They
have arranged an excellent programme in
which well-known talent will participate,
The music OF the occasion will be furnished
by the Young Peoples Orchestra. which 10
under the direction of Prof. 7. F. Kirk.
Among those who are expected to take part
are: Miss Ashbaugh, OF Kings School of
Oratory; Miss Grace Miller, Albert Kirk, p.
f. Dervin, the members OF St. John the Baptist
Church choir. assisted by members OF ST
PauPs Cathedral.
A pleasant evening was spent at the home
of Miss Annie Forsythe, of Island avenue.
Among the guests were: The Misses Maggie
Lepple, Minnie Fonner. Eva Hurst Millte
Hurst. Mary Heinrich, Annie Heinrich, Grace
Schriver Jane Ellis, Maud Martin, Tillie
McKelvey, Annie Marthens, Masters Robert
Blemming, Floy McElwaine, Edward Porter,
John Wilkins, Edward AIlshouse, Frank
Allshouse, Bradley Squires, Claude Barnes,
Phil Hamilton, John Quinceys, Arthur Ir.
win and William Henderson.
The Crystal Euchre Club met on Thurs.
day at the home OF Miss NJ Ruchman, Hat
field street. Lawrenceville. The head prizes
were captured by Miss Lizzie Kaiser, ana
and Mr.. Clark Gress took the BOBBY prize
Rosa Kaiser, Ella and Name McFadden, Liz
zie and Jennie Erwin, Mary and Maggie
Messrs. McNaily, Torley, Gress,
Mr.. St. Alberts Evans. Morehouse, Gress,
Hinton, Erwin, Campbell, Albert and Frank
Ruchman. Elders, Hinton and Cavnaugh. A
dainty lunch was served after the game.
One of the pleasing events In the social
life OF Allegheny last week was the reunion
OF the L. S. N. social on last Thursday
evening at Schwerd's Hall. Mcclure
Miss Annie Gass, Miss Cal Handenshild, Mrs
Birdie Haughton, Mrs. Frank Gains, Mrs.
Annie Rust, Mrs Laura Handenshild and !
Mrs. Charles HUTCHINSON, entertained their |
friends in their own gracious manner. An
excellent supper was served, ana the rest of |
the evening was given up to dancing and |
having good time generally.
A quiet East End wedding on Tuesday.
evening at the residence of Rev. William |
shrom, the officiating minister, united the |
lives of Mr.. James H. Bryson, of the Cres- |
cent Steel Works. and Miss Nellie E. West.
oi Penn avenue East End. At the conclu- |
sion of the ceremony and after receiving the
of Il few intimate friends |
the couple dispensing with the usual we'd
ding trip, wenE immediately to housekeep-
ing in their pleasant new home on Dearborn
street,
A delightful surprise party was rendered
Mr.. Walter Jones by his friends at his resi-
dence, Castle Shannon, Wednesday evening
sst Dancing and games were the amuse-
nents. Among those present were: The
Misses Mabel Scott, Anna Mazon Annabel |
Irooke, Clara Englert, May Mckee, Marie
Marguerite Pfaff Anna Jones,
Ind Messrs. Meta, Long. Gon, Mckee.
scott, Cullen, Horner, Hoffman, Jones,
Cooke, Cooley and others.
On Thanksgiving night Mr.. Howard E.
;wearer and Miss Jennie Brooks were
United in marriage at the brides home, 24I7
sarah street, Southside. The young couple
ire we'll known in musical and church cir
lies. The ceremony took place at O'Clock.
,nly the immediate relatiles of the young
people being present. They took the s
,'clock train for their future home, Lancas-
er, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. G. Fetzer will be al
lome TO their friends AFTER December Is ut
heir residence on Pacific avenue, East End.