Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14

| the order of the evening, Guenther'.
! Orchestra, from town. being specially
brought up for the occasion. A great many
pretty gowns were worn, for the hostess
being one of the representative women OF
| Braddock society, her function naturally
drew to it the best people of that place.
The leap year party given by the Bellevue
| Spinster Club at the residence of Miss Maize
| Alston, West Bellevue, last Friday evening
was very enjoyable affair and one long to
| be remembered. Various amusements were
INDUCED in until le o'clock when supper
was served. When the coffee arrived i'm
pronfptu toasts were responded to by the
Misses Young Finley. Matthias and Irwin
and Messrs Travis Cameron, Irwin and
Stern. Among those pres, mt were the Misses
Florence East, Edith Irwin, Marguerite
ey Nellie Alznn HnnnnEs FnleS Msrae a0 Hus H
Flora Young, Maize Aston, Jennie Matthias,
Blanche stackhouse, Ella Pollard, Ida
Cameron, Aggie Farley. Ella Mcintosh, Ida
Gretta Williams, of Allegheny City; Valley
| Bruce, Of Beaver and Miss Baker, of ST.
| Paul, ainn.; Messrs. Robert f. Hunter,
James James L. irwin, 5. G. Irwin, George Camp
! Harry Stern, Win Stern, L. o. Cameron. Jr.,
Robert Gibson, George Boardman, Albert
Travis, Frank East, Bert Wilkins, Charlie
Johnston, Lawrence Moore, Charlie Ander-
son, Frank Berger, Will Thompson, Will
Anderson, Joseph Farley, and Mr. Parish,
OF indianapolis. The guests, before leaving,
voted the Spinsters the jolliest boys on
record.
Preparations are going on for the forth
coming performance of "Tbe Hunch back"
in the Williamsburg Opera House. 1t will
take place on the 29th inst, with the role of
Julia impersonated by Mrs. Simpson. of
Williamsburg, lady who has already made
+,
able exponent of physical culture. Mr.. ]. C.
kober will play Master Walter, Mr.. William
Engel, OF Mt. Washington, clifford; Mr.
Harry Bird. OF Braddock, Master iHoduS, ana
Miss Millie Gardner will be Helen.
First annual reception of the North Side
Independent Club will he held at Masonic
Hall, corner Madison avenue and Washing
The committee is C. j. Friend, Chairman;
R Hissrieh: ii. 4. Hart. Members: rs
MdrHag Man ooTs M A. w RaSn Fl He'd d
Sanders, r. Marshall, H. Michel, III. Behr-
horst, J. j. Brown, G. Worth, A. Kipp, W.
Loebig. j. Lacher, j. d. Rofe, III. C. Reseck
w. c. Anderson.
An enjoyable leap yea surprise party was
rendered Miss Minnie Donovan at the home
of her aunt, Mrs Mary Griffin, Forbes street,
Tuesday evening, by her cousin, Miss Nellie
Griffin and some friends. There were pres
en-, ent the mis- Misses Della Berry. Pauline BnEk-
Mahopey and Mrs. John j. Griffin; Messrs.
Frank Griffin, Patrick Ward, Harry Schaub,
james A. Mackey, Il. c. Griffin, J, B. Larkin,
John j. Griffin, L. Nj. Chambers Harry Col
vim and d. j. Ward.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
Miss Sarah Ramsuonat her residence, East
Arlington avenue, by her friends Friday
evening. Among those present were the
Misses Lily Steken, Mabel Davis, Gertie
Watson, Maggie Helfen, Alice Evans, Jennie
Malbert, Gertle Husak, Sadie Richards, May
husband the Messrs. Henry Evans, Thomas
Lloyd, John Lloyd, Walter Kephart, Fred.
Koch, John Koch, Frank Husak, John Rich
One of the most enjoyable events of the
week was tea party, given by Mrs. Lean
hard Kaufman, OF Sarah street, Southside,
on Thursday evening. The guests were the
of the Ice Cream Committee of the
Southside Hospital Benefit. Those present
were Mrs. X. T. O'Connor and son, Mrs. w.
ID. Anderson and daughter, of Knoxville;
Mrs. Fulmer, the Misses Alice Pitts, Neil
Pate, Keller, Mrs. c. Marsh and Mrs. r. NJ.
Jones.
One Of the most pleasant affairs Of the |
week was the surprise leap year party tend |
|
Music and dancing were the main features |
of the evening. Among the guests were: |
Messrs. NJ. Hurney, J. Fisher, j. Streiner. D. |
j. Handrahan. w. Hays, j. Zeigler, |
W. Keast. H. Parks. w. Brennan, D. Hen |
messy, II. Langstaf, W. McCabe, Z. May, E. |
H. Myers.
Miss Mamie Snead, Of Knoll street. enter
tanned the East End Euchre Club last Tues
day evening. Among those present were |
the Misses Snyder, Muntz. Wooster, Sullivan,
Snead. Davis, Carr, Bingie, Wise, Magee,
Mack, Backstock, Shannon, Schracer, Wise, |
Snead; Messrs. i,effer. Backstock, Ford,
Hays, 1ngoldsby., Donnsely, Sholes Win
males, Muntz, Farren, Hughes, Rankin,
Harris.
The Alpha Chapter OF Delta Tau Delta
fraternity, Meadville, will hold its tenth
annual "pow- VOW" at the Commercial Hotel
Friday evening, February l9. The boys say
some walked TO- 600 railroad ties to witness |
ibis soul-stirring farce last year, and some
went without meals for three days to save
enough money to purchase tickets" 1t is
IN event OF the college year with the Delta
Taus
Miss Gertrude Clark entertained a num-
Der of her musical friends at her home on
Roberts street, Monday evening. Selections
we're rendered by Miss Augusta Abel, of
Miss K. Little and Miss Nellie Mil
\ v. r.. n l
st, of St. Agnes Church, favored the com
,any by playing some pieces of his own
Avery enjoyable evening was spent by the
riends of Miss Mamie Busha, Thursday
evening at her home. Music, dancing and
ards were the features OF the entertain
nent. After tempting lunch, at midnight,
Ter guests reluctantly bade their fair bostees
,oodby, voting the event the most delight
ul they had ever been privileged to enjoy.
The plans for the new club house Of the
edgar Thompson Steel Works Cornet Band
how much architectural beauty. The re-
Iosrsal hall will be so by 50 feet, and will be
There will be numerous other
ooms and Offices for the club directors |
eader, teachers, etc. The organization now
numbers some IS members.
The musical event of this week in Brad
ock will be the production Of the cantatas
f Queen Esther and "King David" in
,deon Hall by the Allegheny Choral Society
or the benefit of the West End A. NJ E. |
,hurch, of Braddock. Queen Esther" will
e sung Friday evening and King David"
aturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Todd, OF Lily avenue,
'raddock, gave q party at whist on Thurs
ay evening, at which, among others, there
Tere present DR.. and Mrs. A. W. Schooley,
ir. and Mrs. T. G. Wagner, Mr.. c. A. Din
ey and Miss Minnie Dinkey, Prot. Z. W.
Ioore, Prof. J. W. Keener and Mr.. and Mrs.
!, NJ. Schwab.
The Church of the Nativity, Grafton is |
laking great progress under the new rector |
lev. E. A. Angett. Last Thursday night |
cry successful social was held in connec-
ion with the church guild at the house of
lrs C. W. Smith. pleasing performance |
W. civ | .