Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-07

gore. Miss Meta Frazier, Miss A. Mitchell,
Miss Eva Pew, Miss Maggie Boggs, Miss
Lucy Boal, Miss Burnett, Miss Mitchell and
Miss Lucy Smith.
Thursday of last week O reception was
given by Misses Flora and Bertha Hunter to
their friends and family connections at their
residence, Boggs avenue, Mt Washington.
Dinner was served at $50 P. M, the following
guests being present: Councilman John
Paul and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee, of
Rock Island. ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Donahoe, OF
PittsDurg; Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Jones, of
Pittsburg: Mr.. and Mrs. JohE Holmes and
John Holmes Jr of West Liberty borough;
Miss Lizzie Hawkins, Mrs. James Garrity
and Miss Anna Dreiling, OF MI. Washington.
sisted by corps of young ladies'.
freshments and entertainment generally.
They were Miss Nettie and Blanche Dom
ahoe, Miss Eunice Holmes and Miss Mary
Oyer. The dinner room was elaborately
decorated with plants and flowers. The
attention and admiration owing to its
unique design. 1t was constructed out of
colored cardboard and tissue paper and rep
resented an ancient castle. Musical recita-
tions and other amusements followed dinner
until late hour.
The birthday of Misses Berta and Lotta,
twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bertalott,
of the East End, was celebrated Tuesday in
most delightful manner. Schenley Park
was chosen to be the most desirable resort
for the occasion. On arriving there
in their gafly-decked conveyance the
happy party arranged themselves for
a mild game OF baseball in a feminine
form Miss Anna Keating was captain for the
CAS-" and Miss Martha Seaforth Of the
GUS" Miss Emma Laurent acted as UNI
ptre and Miss Clara Owens as scorer. Misses
4l,s Afo- ~
pitchers, Miss Gertrude McCaffrey, Miss
Nellie Friel. May Rodgers. Rose Lau-
rent p;ns Hilda TIda BARI ,,,,. Nina nuISs. Barr.
Rebecca seaforth, Mamie o'Neill, Lottie
Johnston and Katie Friel all took part in
the game.
The young ladies were all quite ready for
their delicious refreshme ts, which were
served in a very asuIic style.
A very pleasant surprise picnic was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Breen. of
DuQuesne Park, Allegheny, in honor Of
their little daughter Edith's third birthday.
About 10 friends and relatives participated
in the festivities, which, owing to the
weather, were held at the house.
and games with tables spread with
q delightful luncheon helped to make the
day pleasant one to be remembered by ALL
After wishing Edith many more happy
homes at late hour. Among those present
were Mrs. James W. Breen and family, Mrs.
J. A. Mcknight and son, Mrs. Creal, Miss
Eberhardt, Mrs. Alexander, MI. and Mrs. o.
A. Gaily.
The house OF exRecorder Graham, Of
North avenue. Allegheny, was the scene of
tn e last meeting OF the "An For Fun Club"
which broke up for the season a short time
ago. At l2 O'Clock they were entertained by
a delightful luncheon, the host proving him.
self most Charming entertainer. The
guests were the Misses May Netting, Jean
Douglas jessie Dubbs, Jessie Ludwig, Nam
ME Robbins, L6ona Airhart. Edith Watson,
Messrs. Samuel Waters, Frank Netting,
Fred Lonsdon, Talbot Graham, Leslie Gra-
ham, John Douglas aud others.
A large reunion, or Harvest Home" of
the Reformed Presbyterian churches of
Western Pennsylvania was held at Idlewild
on Thursday. The day was a lovely one and
the occasion thoroughly enjoyable. Will
kinsburg supplied over 200 of the picnickers,
who went to the rendezvous in special
train.
The engagement OF Miss Elsie Morgan
stern, of Fulton street, Allegheny, to Mr..
Frauenfeld, OF New York City, is an
nounced.
Mrs. E. G. Weinschenk is to play at the
Shadyside Presbyterian Chul ch this month
in the absence of Mr.. Brown.