Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-01


Grace and Mary Dashbach, Katie Walker.
Masters Harry Dannals, Dannie and Dennis
Edss sny aeoTgs
Walter Morris and W. Beckman.
The reception given by tho Hazelwood
Cotillion Tuesday evening was among the
| most charming social affairs of the week.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs George
Burgwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Chester and Miss Bulser,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wilson, Miss Martha Robbins, Edith
Lewis, Grace Patton, Minnie Holmes. Milly
| Everson, Miss Cornelius, Miss Gregory and
| others: Messrs Guy McCandless, w. J.L Lewis.
All Johnston, W. II. Bulger. j. Sergeant. r.
Handy, Beech, y. wilbert, Seamor Addy.
berry, Bowman. Cornelius and J. Wilbert.
The leap year reception given by the
Misses Minnie Emery, May Peterson and
Sadie Fay, Thursday evening, was among
the most pleasant social events of the week.
| The guests were the Misses s. Fay, NJ. Emery,
NJ. Peterson, M. Busha, D. Brady, E. Bran
nigan, NJ. R. Brannigau u, e. Butler, NJ. Butler,
A. Both, NJ. Eaiken, NJ. Lynch, E. Lynch. G.
lie Callahan. J. Cavanaugh. NJ. Gsllsher, NJ
Stewart Messrs. w. II. Eaton, s. Tolley, J:
A. Devlin Dunlap, Kress Kolb, Campbell
Beck, Smith, Edelmsn, Bonner. Ellis,
Charles Tolley, Moore, c. Moore, Dor.
man, Williams, slattery, Pother, Emery,
Bown, Walker, HUFF, Weaver, McClung,
! Miller and Marks.
One of the successful leap year parties Of
the season was given by the Misses Nellie
Riley, Annie and Katie Kassel Among those
| present were the Misses Annie Barcklev,
Nellie AdeI, Mary Mccarthy. Maggie Nu-
gent, Mamie and Katie Hays. Olive Young,
| Fror Thropoa ohor rfla Taual1e McGrQw
Taylor, Donavan, Smith. Bowler, Collins,
Barry, Friel, Irving and Hutchinson. and
Messrs. VIII Curtin, Charles Taylor, Robert
Briley, Harry Moore, De Kaisar, sullivan,
eNugent Walbrook Brickley, Srilla. Hooper,
Blume; Murphy, Horne, Brooks MMarshaL' M'
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Kearns and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Crane.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Williams
Williamsburg, presented a brilliant appear
ance Friday evening. The occasion was
| euchre was the amusement after which
| delicious luncheon was served: Among
lish, Mr. and Mrs j. H. MSLeana M Mr.; Mr.. and ns
| Stephens, the Misses Lily and Ada Boal,
Miss Mary Icenbice Miss Hunter, Miss Nc
Cune. Miss Nellie Shore. Miss Minnie Nc
| Lean, Miss Sadie Mclean, Miss Blanche
Garfield. Miss McNulty, Mr. j. H. Thompson,
w Campbell. Harry a, Hutsen, D; t VIC Nc,
| Stewart, Harry Porter. j, A. Hamilton.
| The Schiller verein. of the Southside, gave
a very pleasant and successful entertain
ment, Wednesday evening, in Larch's
Church. A large number were present and
Those who took part were Miss Blanche
! Schlicker Miss Estelle McClosky, Miss
| Sophia Larch. Miss Rosa Keil, Miss Mary
Mss na Messq eorae ms anps Kara
Larch, George Seibel, A. Isaacs, B. 8. Lewis,
A L. DeRoy, August Hofmeister and William
Beukiser. and the Pittsburg Symphony Or
| chestra-
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mrs. Il. T. McCurry at their home, 2s0 Bed
ford avenue, Wednesday evening. Among
those present were Professor and Mrs Tay-
lor. and daughter Jessie, Mr.. and Mrs. Diel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sthulefre, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Story, Mrs.
Hughes and daughter Lima, Mr.: and Mrs.
Alice, Mrs. Warden and son David Misses
Cora and Carrie Gould, Miss Ella Kline,
Misses Lille and Hettie Seiman, and Mrs.
McCambish.
The following new novels have been re-
ceived at the Pittsburg Library: "The
Quality of Mercy" W. D. Howells; "a Eel
low and His Wife," Blanche Willis Howard,
mes Tincker "a Golden Gossip" Mrs. A. D.
Mrs. J. H. Needell: 1.-The Little Minister" j,
Crawford; "Colonel Starbottles Client"
Bret Harte; "Roger Hunt" Celia P. Wooley.
The Belle Vale Social Club held its usual
meeting last Thursday evening at Belle Vale
parlors, Federal street. 1t was largely at
tended by the members and their friends.
Members of the Independent Literary So
ciety were among the visitors. Eight ap-
plications were received for mem bership,
the committee Monday evening next at
Bell Vale parlors. A reception will be given
by the club May 10.
"Gastronomizing" will be the title OF the
lecture to be given by Mrs. Dallas, we'll
known by her nom de plume of "Ellice
Sdrena," Wednesday next at 10 A. M. in the
Pennsylvania College for Women. This will
be the first of a course of lectures on DO
mestlc Science in the college. These
lectures have been given successfully in
Wellesley, Auburndale and other Eastern
colleges.
The first marriage ceremony to occur in
the new St. Brendan's R. C. Church,
West Braddock, was that Of Miss Sadie
Toner, daughter of Mr.. J. c. Toner, of Brad
dock, to Mr.. George Baily. of Allegheny
City. 1t took place Wednesday evening at
z O'Clock and was performed by the rector,
Rev. P. Molyneux.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCreery, of spahr |
Place, East End, received last Thursday |
evening. Mrs. McCreery was assisted by |
Mrs. Chas. C. Fair, of Western avenve, Alle- |
gheny; Mrs. G. Dallas Alberts, of Latrobe; |
Mrs. Joseph Fuller, of Kensington, Pa, and !
Miss Maude McCreery.
A party was rendered Miss Birdie Siegrist |
at her residence, Nunnery Hill, last week by |
a number OF friends who gathered to cele- |
brate her birthday. Dancing and euchre |
were the principal amusements of the even |
ing, and friends departed exceedingly happy. |
nouncing the marriage of Miss Clara Ferd- |
smit, of Allegheny. The ceremony was per- |
formed in Carnegie Hall. New York, the 18th |
inst. Rev. Gustav Gotthen oficiated.
Miss Kate Smith gave euchre from to |
Saturday afternoon to her friends. Among |
those present were the Misses Alice Gard.
ner, Emma and Lena Friebertshauser, Pearl |
and Annie Bailey, Sadie Miller and Elmira |
johnson.
Mr.. Bernard Carnie, OF Union avenue, gave
a reception and dance Friday evening. |
Friends from Pittsburg, Allegheny and |
Braddock were present
The Linden Euchre Club will meet to-mor-
row evening at the club house. Miss Nellie I
Duncan and Mrs. Page will entertain.
Bits of Personal Gossip.
Mr.. Frank Schmedling, well-known |
chemist at the Edgar Thomson Steel Works,
left Friday on a trip to Norway, TO be absent |