Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24

| at l55 Reiter street. East End
A delightful surprise was endered Miss
Ida Holmes at her residence, 50 Congress
street, Monday evening. Music, recitations
and games were among the evenings amuse-
ments. The guests were: Misses Grace
Ryan, Gertrude Freyvogle, NJ Martin, Ellie
McGover, Ida Gillen, Adela Mum, Daisy
Finnegan, Gertrude Gernert, Clara Farrell
Stella Rafferty,, N. Rafferty,, Annie Keenan,.
| Annie kenney, Mary Boland, Lilly Holmes,
Birdie Keefe. Millie Bakehouse. and Messrs.
| Leo Clark, Emil Schnorr, Sam McKibben,
Lou Westerman. George Backofen, Ed
| Evans, Will Taylor, Harry Gernert John
Loughrey. Will Ender, Charles McShane and
Harry Holmes.
The Pittsburg Life Social entertained their
friends at the residence Of MI. and Mrs. ]. G..
Woodruff 226 Manhattan street, Allegheny,
on Wednesday evening. The affair was very
pleasant and enjoyable. Refreshments were
| served Dancing and games were INDUCED
in. The following were among those present;
the Misses Stella Dibert, Lizzie SHELTON, Ella
| Barrett, Florence Lucas, Millie Weiser, May
| McAfoos, Miss Davidson. Dadie woodruff,
Ida McAfoos and the Messrs. Andrew Weiser,
Harry Fineberg, Frank Lucas, Owen Jones,
James Lucas, Charles Wilson,. Tom Morgan.
| William Sheafer, William Teeters, John
| Pinkerton and MIR. Swager.
| One of the pleasant social events of the
| season was the reception OF the Social Club.
OF Coraopolis, at the new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph McAdamson, on State avenue,
Coraopolis. The spacious parlors and dining
room were thrown together ana the well
wa1ed floor was delight to those
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Among, the guests were Miss Maize Nc
Nall, OF Mansfeld Miss Luta Narmah and
Miss, Miss Emma Lloyd, OF Now Brighton: Miss
Ferree, Jessie Timms, Messrs. Jack and
Theodore Motheral and Lou Viederhold.
The Belvfdere reception at Refch's Par.
lors. souths:de, Easter Monday night was a
most enjoyable affair. Supper was served at
| midnight, and dancing continued into the
wee sma' hours. Those present were: Miss
Mary Daniels, May Letter, Lucinda Lode
Laura Lauther, Mary Roberts, Minnie
Lehman, Maggie Reading. Lizzie Sellen,
Bridget Connolly, Name Mccormack, Mary
Martin, W. b. Johnston. john Lambertus
z. NJ Biddle, J. C. Kipp, john Slater. Albert
Engemann, Jacob Nanz, +. l. Gordon,
Conner Thomas, George Eagye and j. E.
CorDett
A pretty wedding ceremony in st. Peters
Pro.Cathedral united Miss Kate McSwiggan
and Mr. w. Spane last Wednesday evening.
The bride was attired In a simple white silk
gown. with jewel trimmings, and carried
white lilacs. The maid OF honor. Miss Lizzie
Kellar, wore helforrope gown fashioned in
the same pretty style. Tho groom was at
tended by MI. NJ. Barry and the ofhciating
the Service few intimate friends gathered
at the home of the BRIDES parents, where
supper was served. After a tour East, MIR.
and Mrs. Spane will be at home to their
friends at 305 Rebecca street, Allegheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Kerr gave large re-
ception Thursday night at their beautiful
new home, Neville Island. The great East
ern Band furnished the music. Among the
guests were Captain and Mrs. Phillips, Mrs.
Downing, DR.. Burns. Law Conaway, Ralph
Pidick, Miss Roe, Miss Rankin, Miss Fris-
hey, Miss x. Phillips, Miss Love, Miss Dick
son, Miss Gibson, Miss Grow, Messrs Rich
Il. Green, j. Gibson. Mr.. Pathaway, Mr.
Love, Captain Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Devough.
Among the pleasant events OF Easter week
WAS the surprise party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grant at their home, Irwin ave-
nue. Monday evening. The occasion was
the twenty-ninth anniversary of their mar
rage. Progressive euchre was the amuse-
ment of the evening. The first honors were
taken by Miss Name Rafferty, and Mr. James
Morgan. The second by Miss Katie McEntee
time spent all departed, heartily wishing
MI. and Mrs. Grant % more happy returns
of the day.
A pleasant event of the week at Braddock,
was the first annual tea party given in the
new st. Brendan's R. c. Church, West Brad
dock, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Thomas Cos
grove was Chairman OF the Ladies' Commit
tee; Mrs. A. Kramer had charge Of the "red"
table, Mrs. j. P. Escher the "white," Mrs. j.
lemonade BOOTH" and Mesdames Sheskey
and Killen of the floral BOOTH" assisted by
20 young ladies.
A select party was given by E. P. Hart
man at the rooms OF the Manette Club,
Sharpsburg, Pa, last Monday evening.
Dancing was the principal pleasure. The
guests were the Misses NJ. ME Cola, Nellie
Byrne, Hettie Evans, Lizzie Warner, Maggie
Manning, Annie Manning, Mary Conroy,
and Messrs. +; j. Jageman. H.. J. Runner,
Jos. Jageman, 2. Holman. s. V. Meehan, NJ.
j. Casey and j. L. Kurler.
The Freeport Crescent Club gave a mas
Querade ball Tuesday evening. Those pres
ent were Misses Remie Gregg, Effie Ziegler
Sue Gillespie, Marie Rattignn, Airy Agiter,
Bessie jackson, Aggie Barrett, Name Galla-
Mccullough, Frank Gillespie, Ross Weaver,
Charles Mckee, Ed Weaver, Will Caches,
Hal Long and Howard Caches.
The marriage of Miss Bertha McMichaels,
daughter of Captain Alex. McMichaels, of |
Port Perry, to Mr.. James C. Trimble, of La
erobe; was solenInized in the Braddock NJ. |
E. Church last Wednesday. Rev. Mr.. A. |
Rigg, pastor of the church, ofdciated. After |
an Eastern tour the young couple will reside |
at LaJrobe. |
The ladies who will assist in receiving at |
the reception to be given Thursday next by |
Mrs. Dunlevy are Mrs. Charles Metcalt, Mrs. |
Lou E. Brown, Mrs. DR.. E. Eaton, Mrs. John |
KnaDle, Miss Chandler, OF Philadelphia; |
cali, Miss Helen Baker, Miss Nellie Shepard |
and Miss Efhe Young.
The bowling contest between the East End |
Gyms, the Belletield and Linden clubs hay |
ing been decided the remaining meetings |
of the Linden Euchre Club will be held on |
Monday instead OF Tuesday evening. The |
next will be held Monday evening, May 2, |
with Mrs. Page and Miss Duncan in charge. |
wedding of much interest in Braddock |
this W eek will be that OF Miss Ella Burke, Of |
Braddock, and Mr.. Bernard Kilroy, of Du- |
ouesne. The nuptiais will be celebrated |
Tuesday in st. Thomas r. C. Church, Brad |
dock, by Very Rev. John Hickey.
the First NJ. e. Church, Braddock, Wednes.
day and Thursday evenings by the ladies'
societies, assisted by the young ladies of the |
Epwortn League, in honor Of the pastor, the |
Rev. T. n. Boyle, d. d.
Colonel George W. Bane will lecture in the |
First Presbyterian Church, Braddock, Thurs
day evening next on sour Country, Our |
Homes and Our Duty.' The lecture will be |
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the Church.
The Strawberry Trio composed of Messrs