Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-09

| Klinger OF Forty second aud Butler streets
Friday evening. Refreshments and dancin:
were the feature of the evening. Among th'
guests were: Misses Maggie Burns, Annie
Burns, Mary Auth, Emma Davis. Maggi
Brown, Katie Hurst, Mamie Girara, Lydi'
ThomD Dson. Mary o'Neal. Na sgie Zimmer
man, Jennie Burns, Carrie stewart. Jennie
McCou,Tney. Mrs. Cooper. Mrs; smith
Russell, Dan Coll, Dan Kelly, 'Chas Weber
Tom Maginness, John Dowaey, Rudolph
Shafer, John Bond, Joe Zimi GERMAN: Tom
Trusell, Will Hickey, Jacob Roch. Will Nc
Henry and Frank Brown.
A delightful birthday party was given in
honor of Mrs. stuhlfn at her residence. n
Heron avenue. last Tuesday evening
Among those present we're Mrs. Rosser, Mrs.
Hirt, Mrs. Warden Miss Warden, Mrs. Stock
dale, Miss Jessie Taylor, Miss Alice Stock
dale. Miss B. Siemon. Miss c: Gothhart. Mr..
and Mrs: Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Breem,
Messrs. Waughter: Bresm. Thompson, D.
and euchre were the enjoyments of the
evening. At - O'Clock supper was served,
after which dancing was resumed. The
Mrs. Stuhlfin received many presents, one
of which was an emblem OF the Daughters
of Liberty.
Miss Pearl L. Ripprr, of Braddocl1, gave .
party at her home on Braddock avenue, on
| Wednesday evening, in honor OF Miss Gertie
Frank. young lady Of Conneilsvflle, who is
| visiting in North Braddock. Euchre and
other card games, with vocal and instru-
mental music and dancing made the even
ing pass hurriedly to midnight The charm
| ing young hostess served supper at 10
! O'Clock. Those present were; Mr.. Sam Al
man, Mr.. Will Bright, of Braddock; Mr. Guy
McCune, Shadyside; Mr.. Harry Scott, East
| End: Mr.. George Canaga, Scio. O.; Mr.. Dave
| Moffat. Pittsburg; Miss Mary Zimmerman,
| Miss Sophia Blair, Miss Pearl L Ripper,
| Miss Millfe Bridges, Miss Lulu Stephenson,
nellsville.
One of the pleasant social events Of the
| past week was a surprise party rendered
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Launer, at their cozy
home on Squirrel Hill Dancing and cards
were the principal features Of the evening,
and ut midnight an elegant lunch was
solos. which were much enjoyed by she
G. c. Lean, Mrs. r. Jones. Mrs. j. Taylor,
Misses Emma Martin, Emma Havlin. Maggie
Barr, Tudie Goshorn, Bessie Lean, Katie
Lean and Messrs. G. Edgar, H. j. Epel-
sinner, c. Neidhart, P. B. Johnston, A. T.
Karr. II. Z. Lean, J. H. Blackburn and Rob-
ert Lean.
Miss Kate Murray, of West Carson street,
WAS treate7 to pleasant surprise by large
number of her friends last Thursday even
ing. Although taken unawares all the
guests were pleasantly entertained. Cards.
games d dancing were enjoyed after
which dainty supper was served. Among
the guests weIa tho Misses Higgins, Finn,
Barr, Splan, Walsh, Dugan. Collins, Slavin,
and wife, P. ]. Iougan and wife, S. A. John
son, O'Toole, Kennedy, Price. McGinnfss,
Kelleher. Murray, McHugh, Welsh, Dono-
van, Flaherty, Shade, McHugh, McKenna,
A very pleasant social event took place at
the residence of Mr.. Robert Thorne. on Hill
street, Williamsburg, on Wednesday even
ing. 1t was the anniversary of his birth.
On returning home from business he found
about 20 of his friends gathered at his home
to receive him, the result of which was a
very pleasant evening. An elaborate din
ner was served. and the remainder of the
time spent in social enjoyment. The AFFAIR
was gotten up by Mrs. ThorMe as a surprise
to her husband, and was certainly . sue.
cess in all respects.
Miss Kate Early, OF Braddock, and Mr..
Thomas Ncstor, OF Kensingten, Pa, were
married in st. Brendanp r. C. Church, West
Braddock, at O'Clock Thursday afternoon
by Rev. Father Molyneux. The bride wore
gown OF cream silk with vei, and carried
white roses, while the bridesmaid, Miss Mary
McGovern, wore blue silk gown and car
ried pink roses. The bridal couple. after
receiving congratulations. left for trip to
Chicago and other Western ciisiss, and on
their return W ill live at Braddo ck.
The marriage of Mr.. Gustave Tell, of Brad
dock, to Miss Lizzie Stuckie, daughter of
Mr.. Peter Stuckie of Port Perry, was SOL
emnized at the brides home on Wednesday
evening at o'clock by Rev. Krey, pastor of
the German Evangelical Protestant Church
of West Braddock. A large number OF guests
were present. Wedding supper wa. served
and a reception given, after which Dr.. and
Mrs. Tell left on wedding tour. Their
home will be at Braddock.
The Birmingham Branch Of the Needle
Work Guild holds an ingathering on Thurs
day, November II, at ST. Marks Guild House,
Eighteenth street, southside. Mrs. n: ID. |
Bryce Mt Oliver, Mrs. j. Alldred, 2ll9 Lib. |
erty street and Mrs. j. s. MoMillin, Mt WASH |
ington, will furnish in formation and instruc-
tion about the work and how to organize q
section.
Mis-. Rose Cavenaugh and Mr. Thomas |
Lawler of Braddock, we're married in St. |
Brepdan's Church Thursday evening. The |
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father |
Molyneux. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawler left Tor q |
reside in neatly furnished home on Wood |
street, Braddock
Miss Ida May Harper, of Wabash avenue
West End, gave an afternoon tea in honor of |
Miss Matte Pratt and her friend, Miss Ada |
Crider, and in the evening with others |
formed an Exposition party to hear Black |
Patti.
4 wedding that will interest a number of |
society people in Allegheny Tuesday even- |
ing next will be that of Miss Laura Bell Con-
nor, of Boyle street, and Mr. Elmer Bradford |
Davis. |
Mr. ond Mrs Iaues IeIer of M W.shiro