Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-16

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and Mrs. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. ]. schafer.
the Misses Given, Richards. Carrie Bussane,
Stella West, Tillie Meyers, Nora Birkel-
baugh, 4; Smith, Flora Cue. Blan che Cue,
Ann Schnupp, and Messrs. William F. Korb.
William Theison. G. Ricther, Washington
! Beck, Stewart Simpson, Lawrence Smith,
Lew Smith, d. O'Donneil, Frank Neibling,
Tom Herb ert, Tom Smith, Joseph Smith.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
Friday evening at the residence of Miss
Maggie S. Long. Twenty-sixth street. South
side. The young folks met at the residence
OF Mrs. W., C. Lankford ard proceeded to
we're: Mrs M. j. Long. Mr.. and Mrs. W c.
Lankford, Gertie Savage, Sadie and Carrie
Drant, Laura Yellig, Minnie Stolte, Magic
Smith. Maggie Campbell. Matte Patton:
Lester Brobeck, Christ Evans, Cecil and
Charles Abbott, Willie Weaver. Jessie Boyle.
Robbie Anderson anu Fred Ttsored. Nu-
merous enjoyable games were INDUCED in,
and refreshments were served
The c. V. Lewis quartet will hold . re-
ception and entertainment at the new
Turner Hall, Allegheny, Friday evening.
November4 1. The members have prepared
an excellent programme and secured some
of the best local talent in the two citiess
Dotn HuSlcal ana literary. InlS IS one Oh
the most popular quartets in this locality,
and the members are so well known that
there is not shaaow Of doubt the affair
will prove an entire success The quartet
is composed of Mr.. Ben Boggs, NJ. Feeny, j.
Nc Elrny and }. Mullen. Mr.. c. V. Lewis
himself will also appear upon this occasion
in his humorous dialect sayings.
DR.. j. ]. Mullen, of Dunbar, left last
Wednesday for an extended tour in Europe.
He expects to be gone until next May. After
visiting his father in County Tyrone, Ire
land, he will go to Glasgow, Scotland, to at
tend lectures for six weeks, and from there
to the University of Edinburgh, attending
lectures there for the same period. He will
then proceed to Dublin, Ireland, to attend
lectures at University College, and from
there to the University OF Heidelberg. Ger
many. After spending eight or nine months
abroad he will return to America.
A marriage ceremony that drew q large
gathering of Braddock society people was
that ut which Miss Maggie Grierson, daugh-
ter of MI. Donald Grierson. of Braddock,
was the bride, and the Rev. DR.. Peter
Thompson, pastor of the First NJ. E. Church
ceremony took place at o'clock Thursday
day night at the brides home in North
Braddock. Rev. I. n. Boyle offciated.
After wedding % trip the couple vii! live h, at
At 6 O'Clock Thursday evening last at tho
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Carothers, at Turtle Creek, Miss
Amanda C. Carothers became the wifo of
Rev. Mac H. Wallore, of Pontiac, Mich.
Rev. DR.. McCaslin, of the Presbyterian
Church of Turtle Creek, officiated. The
bride is the sister of DR.. W. M. Carothers. of
Braddock, and the groom is a young minis
lister of Pontiac. After the ceremony the
happy couple left to make their future home
in the Northwest.
A party of young folks from the East End,
Swissvale and Braddock made tour of the
Edgar Thomson Steel Works at Braddock
on Friday evening. The party consisted of
the Misses Carrie and Jennie Reynolds,
Nellie McQuiston, Messrs. Robern Horn,
Henry Page, William Davidson, East End:
Joe and Clara Hays, Swissvale: Misses Car
rie Best, Annie Stebich and Messrs. Charles
Albert Sweadner, Frank Vanhorn and John
Hay, of Braddock.
The first wedding to take place at the new
Concordia Club House will be that of Miss
Laura Hanauer and Mr.. Morris Baer on
Tuesday next at $50 +. M. The ceremony
will be attended by the relatives OF the
couple, some so in number, the Wednesday
Night Reading Club, of which Miss Hanauer
is q member, and few intimate friends of
the bridal pair. reception will follow, to
which many of the young friends Of the
bride and groom are invited.
The Misses Reynolds, daughters Of DR..
Reynolds, of North Highland avenue, Eas
End, entertained a number of their friends
Friday evening. Cards and social chat took
up the time until 11:3O p. NJ. Among those
present were: Misses Carrie Fenton, Fannie
McQuistcn, Olive. Carrie and Nellie Rey-
nolds, and Messrs. William Smyers John
Hay, c. A. Spreadner. Braddocks, William
Davidson, Henry 5. Page and Robert Horne.
Among the weddings this fall will be that
OF Mr.. Milton Fritz. of New York, to Miss
Birdie f. Green, of tns, East End. The
bride-to-be is the daughter Of Mr.. James
Green. 1t will be home wedding and only
near relatives will witness tho ceremony
which will occur October 25, att P. NJ, at s32
Denniston avenue. After q tour of the East
ern cities the young couple will take up
their residence in this city.
The Magnolia Social held its fourth meet
ing at the residence of Miss Carrie Schuetz
Thursday evening. Cards and dancing were
the amusements. Those present were the
Misses Lille Nickel, Clara Semon, Eda Man.
gold Milly Homes, May Wheeler, Anna
Braun, Emma and Gussie Nickel and the
Messrs. schneck, Robert Klein, George EIDE.
Sidney Siemon, Will Kaiser, James Mathews,
Charlie Carpenter, Oscar Mangoid and
Ernest Nickel.
A mong the social events OF the coming
week will be a reception at Christy's Dane
ing Academy to be given by the Sumatra
Club. Thursday evening. Music and dancing
" ill be the features.
very pleasant musical and hop was
given at the residence of Miss Annie Davis,
Dinwiddie streer, Thursday evening. The