Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-03

day at his nome at OrmSDy sUatlon, f1tts-
burg, Virginia and Charleston Railroad,
| New Years Day. Dancing, games and a
collation. were features of the evening. A
solo was rendered by Mr.. Alvin E. Schwarm
accompanied by Miss Effie Jack. Miss Jack
also rendered some very fine selections on
the piano. The house was beautifully
decorated with Christmas greens. Among
ths ho eveang
Nellie Stewart, of Mansfield, Pa: Harriet l..
Anthony, Alice Carbogast Ella Wilhelm,
Mary Anthony, Margaret Ruppe. Mary
Evans, Blanche Kipp, Effie Jack and Ida
William and the Messrs. William Scott, OF
Coraopolis, Pa; Harry f. Schwarm, Samuel
Gould, William Lanz, William Schuette,
John s. Buttermore, Alvin f. Schwarm,
Harry Stehle, of Butler, Pa; William Bryant.
William Weber, George Provost and Joshua
Jones.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Gels
celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage at their home, Juniata street,
Allegheny City. They received many beau
tiful presents. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. D. Lenfestey, Mr.. and Mrs
w. J. Josenhaus. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lenfes;
Mrs. j. T. Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
Rouers, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Biddel, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Long, Mr.. and Mrs. William West,
Mrs. William Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. W: H:
Banker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gels, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Gels. Mrs. R. w. Hutchison. Mrs.
John Young, Mrs. R. Wintersgill. Mrs. Mary
Thatcher. the Misses Laura Josenhaus, Flo
Banker, Mary Campbell. Sadie Campbell,
Annie Hutchinson, Lizzie Dunnigan, Maggie
Dunnigan. Mary Dunnigan, Lizzie Sixt
Jennie Schoenbein. Carrie Young, Alice
Small, Messrs. Frank Boden, john Ehohort,
Harry Holle, Ira Lenfestey, James Tomney,
S. Sixt. j. Sixt, Arthur Gels, Charles Gels.
The Bellevue Bachelor Club entertained
the Bellevue Spinster's Club and number
of friends Friday evening at the residence
of L. o. Cameron, Jr. The usual amuse-
ments were indulged in, and at midnight
the guests partook of supper Those present
were: Misses Flo East, Maize Aston, Gretta
Williams, Nellie Hunning, Celia Lewis,
Elzina Finley, Ida Cameron. Edith Irwin,
Maggie Huits, Jennie Matthias. Flora Young,
Lide Bruce, Alice Hunnings. Ella Mcintosh,
Matte Hunter, Lilly Goetleman, Aggie
Farley, Messrs. Robert Hunter, Albert
George Campbell, Robert Gibson, Frank
Berger, George Ralston, Bert Wilkins,
Charlie Johnston, Flake Irwin, Harvey
Lewis, Hugh Mcintosh, Joe Farley. Harry
Stern, Air. and Mrs. E. E. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Hayes.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. F. F.
Aschenbach, OF Forty-secono street, New
Years, in honor of his 59th birthday. Quite
an enjoyable time was spent Toasts were
made. by Mr.. G. A Moeckle and Mr.. Devertz,
and some choice piano and vocal solos were
given by Nj. G. A. Moeckle. Among those
present were Mr.. ard Mrs. Petrie, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Moeckle, MI. and Mrs. C. Byers
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carlfn. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Losier, Mr.. and Mrs. keib, nee Aschenbach;
Mrs. and Miss Moeckle, Mr.. and Mrs. Aschen-
bach, Mrs. Eyenatten, Miss Woeckley, Miss
Byers. Mr.. Meyers, Mr.. Albert Moeckle, Mr..
Lew Moeckle, Mr. Devertz, Mr.: Tom Petrie
Nv. n1oyr ath hn t1,a-
ceived many useful presents.
One Of the pleasant events Of tho week was
a select party given by the Misses Seimon,of
Fifth avenue, Thursday night. Dancing and
card playing were the principal features of
the evening. At 12 O'Clock refreshments
were served and the New Year was well
coined in a hearty manner amer Among the
Tillie Nickel. Mary Meyers. Anna and En-
ma Rectanus, Maud Milholland, Gussie and
Emma Nickel, Mary McEwen and the Mes
srs. John Provost, Will Kaiser Dan McAfee,
Ernest Nickel, George Milholland, Ed.
Ginlfuss, Charles Albright and Sid. Seimon.
st. Bridget's Church held its annual tea
party during the week in the school hall at
tached to the school with the Misses Stafford
and Seaforth as an executive committee.
The dancing hall was beautifully decorated
by the young men of the Tourist Club and
in it were placed the lemonade booth in
charge of Mrs. Swindell, and the pretty
flower booth in charge OF theiMisses Cain,
Walsh and Kindle; in a room attached was
the ice cream room in charge of Misses
Seafortl, Abel and Coyle.
Little Miss Annie, the 6year-old daughter
Of Mr.. Henry Weaver, of franklin street,
entertained IS Of her young
friends Monday evening in honor of her
All the little ones we're in gala
attire for the occasion and were accom-
panied by their best dolls. A delicious
luncheon was served by Miss Annie's
and dancing and Juvenile whiied
away several hours very delightfully."-.
The marriage OF Miss Clara B. shcaffer. Of
Pa, to William 3. stemIer.
son of e1-Councilrnan Fred Stemler, Of the
Sixth ward, Allegheny, occurred Christmas
Eve. Rev. j. s. Hutson, pastor of Nixon Street
Baptist Church, performed the ceremony in
the presence of relatives and friends of both
families, including the brides mother and
sister from Hollidaysburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stemler will reside at Sharon.
The members of the Woman's Christian
Union, of Williamsburg, are ar
ranging for series of lectures to be given
shortly by Mrs. Throlloph, of Philadelphia. |
The subjects will embrace temperance,
interests OF women. A meeting OF the W. c. |
T. q. of the borough will be held Tuesday
afternoon next to decide where the lectures |
shall be given.
most enjoyable Christmas party was
given by Mrs. John Young, of Agnew sta
tfon. Among the guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. |
seibert, Mr. and Mrs. Meanor, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Smythe. Mr. and Mrs. BeadeIl, Mrs. Fritch, |
The Misses Lizzie O'Neil, Emma Young, Rose |
Kerr Eliza Sims, and Messrs. William Dun
can, Albert Williams, REbe and Fonce Kerr, |
William Fritch, James and John Webber |
and j. O'NeiL.
pleasant progressive euchre party was |
given New Years Eve by the Misses Ida and |
Annie Lanigan, at their residence, on Cope |
and street. shadyside, to a few Of their |
Young friends. There were six tables. The |
read prizes were won by Miss Rosemund |
Ind Mr. Charles Lo1teman, and the foot
prizes by Miss Annie Nash and Mr.. F. j.
Brady.
Monday evening at her residence, McKee's
Rocks. Among those present were Misses
Katie Fleming, of Fleming Park; Lizzie
spain, Sadie Watson. Maggie Morgan, Lettie
Walter, Mamie Smith. John Gray, Sam.
Frank Leonard
The inmates OF the Home for Aged Prot
stants at Williamsburg were made happy by
treat on New Years Day. A number of
hese social events occur during the year at
he Home, and the old people look forward |
liam yrif ole Toe or F,.,d |