Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-18

Matthews, Mrs. C. NJ. Breuheiser, Mrs
Charles Breuheiser, Mrs Prosser and Mrs.
Frye. Over 40 couples INDUCED IN the
pleasures of the evening. Another enter
tainment will be given Christmas week.
There was a very pleasant gathering at
the residence OF Charles n. South. 0Dserva-
tory Hill, on Thursday evening in honor OF
Miss Frances South, who celebrated her 10th
birthday. Among the invited guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sharrnan and son, John
Irwin. Mr.. C. Mahaffv, n. Hawley, Harry
and Will Neihous, Ed. Brown. Thomas Stew
art. n. C: Smith, Master John Stewart,
Miss Maggie Stewart, Oracle Webster, Bertha
Pinkerton. E hei Robinson, Edna and Clara
Nye and Ida Lynn. Music and dancing was
enjoyed until the wee sma' hours. COLA
tion was served ut II o'clock.
One of the quiet but very pretty weddings
of the week was that celebrated at the home
OF Mrs. Sarah BalIantyne, of the West End,
Thursday evening. 1t was that OF her niece,
Miss Vir.inia F. Ballantyne. OF New Cum
berlInd, w. Va, and Mr.. George b. Walmer,
of Oakdale. Pa. The marriage took place in
the presence of the near relatives or the
Young people and WAS performed by Rev. f.
R. Donehoo. The bride wore pretty irav-
cling costume and was unattended, After
supper, served by Mrs. Ballantyne, the
couple lett for IL two weeks trip. They will
reside at Gregg's station.
Forbes Club, December 6. the following Off
GERS were elected for the year 1898: P. A.
Hommel, President; o. F. Wolf, Vice Presi-
dent; J. S. Burns, Secretary. and E. C. scho-
bert, F. L. Harper and f. Z. Woodburn, Ex-
ecutive Board. Last Thursday lie club
gave its Sc ond hop at Moore's Hall, Hazel
wood, which was attended by % couples.
The marriage of Miss Enie Davidson, of
Williamsburg, to Mr.. Frank Dav dson, of
Newburg, n. j., took place at the residence
OF the brides parents at 4o'clock Thursday
afternoon the Rev. S. Ii. Moore officiating.
After an Eastern tonr, the newly wedded
couple Will reside at Newburg.
Mrs Daniel Seiglo, of Lily avenue. Brad
dock, entertained the 40 members OF the La
dies Circle No 4, of the G. A. r., at her
pretty nome on Thursday evening. Supper
was served, and alter social conversation
plans for Christmas charity work were
made.
An early morning wedding ceremony next
Thursday will unite the lives or Miss
Blanche Mcfarland and Mr.. John B. .Boyar.
The marriage will take place at the home Of
the brides mother. Mrs. Catherine McFar-
land, on Fifth avenue.
Among the weddings of this week will be
that OF Miss Ella h Carson, OF Arch street,
Allegheny, and Mr.. George E. Roberts for.
day evening at the brides home.
Master George ". Creese, the l6.year-old
son of Mr.. Samuel Creese, or Talbot avenue,
Braddock, was given birthday surprise
party on Monday evening last by a number
OF his young friends.
The marriage OF Miss Emma wolner, of
Morningside, to Mr.. James B. Cameron, a
prominent young business man, of ALLIE
gheny, will take place on Christmas Day in
Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First Con
gregational Church, of Braddock, held ba.
zaar in the old Lytle Opera House on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, which was very
successful.
One OF the pleasantest events OF this
month will be the crystal leap year given by
Miss 81. Ruehman, Miss L. Kaiser, Miss E.
McFaddeu and Miss j. Erwin at Brooks De-
cember %.
The Assembly Club. OF Unfontown, has
issued cards for its sixth annual gathering
to be held in the Grand Opera House at
Uniontown Tuesday evening, December 81
Miss Florence Bell Porter Of Edgerton
avenue, East End, is expected home this
week. She is to be bridemaid at the Mckee
uOESOu "OOtlnS ACSOluDOE
DR.. Carothers, of Braddock, last week re-
moved with his bride (nee Miss Robbins)
to handsome home purchased on Larimer
avenue, East End.
On Thursday evening Hon. William II.
Graham lectured in the First Christian
Church. West Braddock, on "sights in
Europe"
Miss Viola Mcclure gave an elaborate re-
ception on Friday evening at her home on
Fourth street, West Braddock, to $50 of her
friends.
The Magnolia Club mas cards out for a re.
ception at old orphens Hall, East End, Tues
day evening, December q.
A reception will be given by number of
young olzs, of Mt. Washington, at Maenner.
chor Hall, December 81
Misses Mary Martin and Mary Began will
give white domino leap year reception at
Brooks. December 29