Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

lasted one hour. solemn high nupttal mass
Be1aS Rev. Father ssS a. A. wersenbach. S and sung
| by the full choir OF the church. The bride
was attended by her younger sister, Miss
Rosa Marie Striebich. and the groom's best
man was Mr. Harry Kelly, his brother. me
ushers were MIR. Daniel A. Kelly and Mr.
| Joseph A Striebich. brothers OF the groom
| and bride respectively. The brides oru-
nette beauty was added TO by an exQu1slteiy
made gown of Nile green crepe du chene ana
she bore n bouquet of white rosebuds. Her
| maid wore pink crepe du chene, with HOW
| ers and oses.harmonizing in coiors. Feuow-
| ing the ceremony the bridal party was
| taken to the home of the brides parents. on
| Fourth street and Braddock avenue, West
tlons from friends and were given q
| reception. wedding dinner followed.
Later MIR. and Mrs. Kelly left on a wedding
tour of two weeks. to be spent IN the SO uth.
| They will reside in this city on their return.
The ladies of the Holy Cross Church,
Southside, are making great preparations
| for their annual supper. to be given in the
| interest OF the church Wednesday evening,
November %, at Turner Hall, South Thir-
teenth S street. The supper tables will be in
charge of the following ladies:
| No. l (white), Mesdames D. McCann, James
Walls and Miss J. O'Hanlon. o. . (blue).
| Miss B. Doran and Mesdames E. Nicholas
and B. A. McGinty. No. (olivel. Mesdames
yonn Burke John ana William Su
| Masterson, William Mcnamara and John
Cunningham. No. s. teardinaD, Mes
Sorn Somss and Thomas Mccartan No eoranrse s9
| Mesdames d. Hagan, P. Boyle and P. Ma
gorien. No. 7 (heliotrope). Mrs. Mary Lari-
mer, Sarah Arbogart and John Charles. No;
Dascnbach and E. McClelland. No. 8 (lav-
ender), Meshames Ed Dickson, II. Lough-
ran and Martin Mold. Tho lemonade boosh
will be in charge of the Misses Alice Spratt,
| B. Hogan and Grace Fayen. The Misses
Alice Coughlin, Maggie Havey. Bridget
Murphy and Annie Carney will sell flowers,
and Katie Burns will look after the fancy
| work. The Misses AMMO Dickson, Bridget
Burns and Mary Mungavan will have charge
| of the common sense booth.
| On Tuesday last Miss Mary Stucky was
surprised at her home on thirteenth street.
| 1t proved to be one of the most successful
parties ever held on the Southside. Those
| present were the Misses Susie and Lavina
Jones. Alice snellshauer, Carrie Crehan
Carrie Weidman. Ida Acklin, Emma
Aggie Gallagher. Lillian Mccoy, Katie
Gaub, Emma Bsler. Bertha Krugh, Blanch
Cue, Susie and Matte McGown. Amelia
ser, Messrs. William Fitzpatrick, Joe Mil
| Ter, Thos. Bingey, Andy McGown, Alex.
Hoerr, Mat Miller, Thos Springer. Chas.
| Owens, Henry Wilhelm, Andy Kunzelman,
| Dan Hannah, John Wilson. G George Kay, w 10.
| Spreen, Dan McAfee, VIM. Atkinson, and
! Mr.. Hartman.
The Ladies' volun teer Corps of the San
dusky Street Baptist Church will give an
o!d-iashioned Thanksgiving dinner and sup
per in the old Pittsburg postofdce. The
| menu includes roast turkey, cranberry
| sauce, mashed potatoes, stewed tomatoes,
stewed corn, green peas, celery, plum pud.
| ding with tasty sauce mince pies, pumpNn
nj
Boston brown bread. white bread, biscuit,
small cakes. The dinner will be served hot
from y to $50 P. NJ. The menu for supper
includes: Fried oysters, cold sliced turkey,
ham, tongue, veal loaf, biscuit, brown bread,
| white bread, cake, celery. cutfee tea, grapes
and bananas. The young ladies will serve
ice cream and chocolate and candy in the
afternoon and evening.
The Laurel Valley Social gave a surprise
party at the residence OF Mrs. Brady in honor
of her daughter Monday evening last Those
present were: Messrs. Harry Martin, Charles
BAIL, Charles Martin, Louis BAIL, Ed Miller.
Barney Miller, Andrew Breicht, Michael
weise, Clarence Richey, Frank Miller,
Christ. Roda, Hugh McAleer, Thomas
Ward, John Mercer; John Wat,on.
Schnoble, Christ Hartman. Joe Scheller,
Christ Kensel, Jake Heartman, Rachel
schnobel, Clara Rantt, Maggie McCroery.
FLO hlcDey, hOSy darIman, MlDnle darC-
man and the Misses Name Rautt. Annie
Martin, Clarah Mckinney, Mary BAIL, Sallie
McAleer, Emmie BAIL, Annie Mercer, Mary
Nc Aleer. Amelie Roda, Clara Mercer, Ella
ON cal
A surprise party was rendered Miss Flor
ence East at her home, Lincoln avenue
Bellevue, on Friday evening. The amuse-
ments consisted of vocal and instrumental
solos, recItations, charades, dancing, etc. At
IL O'Clock lunch was served. Among those
present were the Misses Bessie Spangler,
Gretta Williams, Ida Cameron, Flora Young.
Edith Irwin, Olive Anderson, Mazie Aston,
Nellie Hunnings, Matte Hunter, Ella Pol
lard, Tillie Burger. Eff1c Finley, Lena Rhodes,
Ella Mcintosh, Elizabeth Elliott and Messrs.
Robert Hunter, Frank East, Robert Gibson,
James Graham, Flake Irwin, Percy stack
house, Fred East, Harry Boyle, George Fin
Irwin, Jr., Frank Burger. Will Anderson,
George campbell, Arthur Bowman and
Frank Bow man.
Cards are out announce cling the marriage OF
Mr.. Charles st. Clair to Miss Florence E.
Williams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Williams, OF Harrison avenue. Allegheny.
Tho event takes place on Thanksgiving
evening at o'clock. After the ceremony
and supper, the happy pair will leave over
the B. & o. r. R. for Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, where they will spend
and Mrs. St. Clair will take up their home in
Indiana, a., where there awaits them a
pretty home. Mr.. st. Clair enters the groc,
cry business in partnership with his father.
who has a fourishing trade in that vicinity
All who know them will join in their con-
gratulations Ior a long and happy life.
The Magnolia Euchre spent very enjoy
able evening at the residence of Miss May
Wheeler, Meyran avenue, on Thursday last.
Those present were: The Misses Tillie and
Gussie Nickel, Carrie Schentz, Anna Brown,
Ida and Millie Mangold, Emma Nickel, May
Wheele' Nellie and Clara Siemon and
Messrs. Otto Getting, William Kaiser, Ernest
Nickel, George Ede, Otto Demmler, James
Matthews, A. Goertner, Sidney Siemon and
Robert Klein. The head prizes were car
ried of by Miss Gussie Nickel and Robert
Klein, while the BOBBY prizes fell to the lot
OF Miss May Wheeler and Sid Siemon.
A pleasant affair during the week in Alle-
gheny was the party at the residence of Mr..
Koeb West Diamond street. 1t was the Goth
anniversary of his birth and the following
friends gathered to celebrate the OCCASION:
John Kroedel, John Block, Charles Heilman,
Christ. Deitz, Frank Kurtz, Henry Smidt,
Joseph Lentzer, San Aester, Peter Arens,
Allen John, Al Storms, William Fisher,
Atom Thompson, Mr.. Bruck, Anna Standt, |
Frankie Ruth, Bertha Amman, Mamie Ruth,
Marie Buttner, Marie Smids, Barbara kurtz,
Leila Bruck, Barbara Werner; Lizzie Hack, |