Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06

tile hands of Prof G. H. S. w. Stfney, who Is
in the delivery Of taking recitations The
Methodist Sunday school is the largest be-
tween East Liberty and Braddock, and the
raise money for she Saiidns nns OF the
new church. The edifice is to be dedicated
about midsummer.
Of Miss Doliie Barnard, Twenty-fourth
street. Beaver Falls, the place, whete a
crowd of young folks made merry. The
young ladies of the Beaver Valley had ar
ranged leap year party for their friends,
and carried out their programme to the let
ter, leaving no stone unturned to secure a
pleasant evening for the gentlemen present.
The guests devoted themselves to dancing.
Supper was provided, and unique hand
painted favors were given the gentlemen as
souvenirs of the occasion. Dancing was
kept up until O'Clock, when the ladies were
the evening as escorts. Among the guests
were the Misses Brown and Armstrong, Mess,
Woods, Young, Magtll and Bihler. OF Pitts.
Sensy, @ fS Of New Nsi BriShton; Mr. schusier, Of
Rochester; Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell, Missrs.
Barnard, McCabe, Braden, Crawford Howe
and PETER, Messrs. McCarter, Grim, HoUck.
Altderfer and Barnard, of Beaver Falls.
The handsome residence of Mr.. Samuel
Coombs. on Wiley avenue. Allegheny, was
the scene of q pleasant surprise on Friday
afternoon, 4 to p. NJ, rendered to Master
Samuel Coombs, Jr. -, So .-.
The masters and misses spent the after
noon in games and at 6 O'Clock the hostess
called the little ones in to sumptuous re-
past.
Among these present were the Misses
Annie Falcl, Lille Falck, Laura Falck.
Fersha FeItl faicR Nina Fack Della ,,ai Eaick Elsa
Fubs, Ida Wittmer, Florence Sprague. Mar
guerite Lee and Masters Harry Falck.
Harry Gsyer, Charles M; Geyer, lawrence
Lyons, Robert Bricker Walter Havekoste,
John Heslip, Samuel Heslip, James Lyons
and Samuel Coombs, Jr.
The Belle Vale Social Club held its third
entertainment and reception last Thursday
evening. The President, Mr.. T.. McDougal,
made the opening address, introducing Mr..
Il. B. Pruden, who acted as master OF core
monies. After the concert was ended dane
ing was 1ndulged in up to2 A. N. Among
the many visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Nelson, Reese, Remensnyder, Patterson,
McClelland, and the Messrs. Christie, Nc
Cav, Paisley, Stuber, Mitchell. Jordan,
Lappe, Reynolds Schmidt. Schmitt, LabZc-
felter, Billings, Frank and others.
One of the pleasant events of the past week
was surprise party given by Mr.. Frank
Hoff to Mr.. John Douthitt, of Sterling street.
The evening was spent in dancing and play
ing of games, after which a dainty supper
was served. Among those fortunate enough
to be present we're the Misses Cora B. Lew,
Maud Douthitt, Vallowe, Lillian and Ellaner
Unks, Lou Grella, Flora Bowman and Ella
George Bowman, viii and John vallowe
Albert Unks, John and Frank Hoff and B. +.
Pritchard. hr. and Mrs. Douthitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew, Mr.. and Mrs. Karney, Mr. ana
Mrs. Smithley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon.
Miss Erma the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Beilstein, of Spring Garden avenue,
Allegheny City, celebrated her fourth BIRTH
day last Wednesday. Fifty of the small
friends of the hostess were present, and en-
joyed themselves in dancing from l to 5P. n,
after which they were led by Miss Erma to
the dining room, which had been decorated
with cut flowers and tropical plants. At 6
the children departed after wishing their
and leaving with her in memory of the
happy day many beautiful presents.
One of the social events prior to Lenten
season was the birthday party given at the
residence Of Miss Lillian Connolly in honor
of Miss Jennie Mcsteen last Tuesday even
ing. Dancing, together with vocal and in
of the evening. Among those present were
the Misses Vogel, Connolly. Moore. Johnston,
Maloney, McSteen, Really: Messts. Nc
rem, Connolly. The guests departed wish
ing Miss Jennie's future birthdays as pros
porous as the past.
Miss Josie Mertz. of sewickley, gave a
fancy hop" on Monday evening at Shultey's
Hall, in Glenfield, assisted by Emma Mertz
and Anna Shultey. Those present we're:
Misses Annie and Alice Tindle, Katie Phil
lips, Rosa Frisby, Miss Rohl, Miss Roe, Miss
Leobough. Miss Mckee, Miss White, Miss
Rankin, Miss Graham Messrs. DR.. Graham,
Cready, of Sewickley: George Leabought,
DIR. Leisure, A. /. Christie, of Glenf1eld; B.
McKee, Prof. Hindt, and Prof Fischer, of
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Rev. j. H. Barnard, n popular P. E.
Church clergyman of New York City, who
lectured for the Trinity P. E. Church. of
Braddock, last week, has been extended a
call by Bishop Courtlandt Whitehead, of the
Pittsburg diocese. Mr.. Barnard will remain
at Braddock until April I, when he will
Bragdon, D. d., who had charge OF that par
ish, has been removed to another. The
pulpit is the one recently occupied by the
Rev. DIR. I. n. W. Irvine.
Cards have been out for several days an.
nouncing the wedding on March 10. of Miss
Lucinda Elizabeth Peightel to Mr.. Albert
W.. Brockway, popular young people in
Lawrenceville. The ceremony will be per-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot n. Peightei, Forty.
fourth street. at SP. NJ. A number of the
brides relatives are expected from Altoona.
cat homes" will be held after Monday,
March Is. at their new home, s42 Forty-fifth
street.
One of the most notable society events of
the week was reception given by the lie
Astre'' at Brooks Dancing Academy on
Wednesday evening. Dancing to the strains
of music furnished by the Original Royal
The affair passed Off very enjoyably and all
left the hall in happy anticipations of the
next reception. after. .congratulating the
management, Stanley Jones and Paul Jack.
On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ashton
gave party in honor OF the birthday of
their 12year.o old son. Edwin. Among the
many present were: Mabel Mathews,
Lizzie Sixt, jConcordia Freseman, Sarah
Lizzie Kenross and Miss Brennan, Masters
Mac MARSHALL, Joe Taylor, Tommy Stewart,
Walter, Warren and James Ashton, Will
henross len CHARLEY Harper harry Little,
On the lsth of this month Rev. JOAN De-
Witt will lecture on ''The Uses of Ugliness"
in the Williamsburg Opera House. The lee.
turer is we'll known in the East, where his
unique address has always been received
last ENTERTAINMENT of Prof Anderson's pub
lie school course The series of entertain
n16nts has been very successful and the
people of tire borough regret that it has
Miss Eleanor Scheibler received friends at
her homo on eBoquet street, Oakland, last
Friday evening. Music and dancing were