Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-29
THE wHIRLIGIG OF SOCIETY.
1t Went Round as GaiIy as Ever in Spi
of Bad Weather Last Week

THE wHIRLIGIG OF SOCIETY.
1t Went Round as GaiIy as Ever in Spite
of Bad Weather List Week.
| Monday, May %, will be day long to be
| remembered by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rogalin
er. 1t was the occasion of their silver wed
ding celebration at their house, 80 Fayette
street. Allegheny. Their home was fairly
crowded with friends and relatives OF the
| family. not only from the two cities, but
| from several other States, some of them
present were Mrs. J. NJ. Gusky. Mr.. William
| De Wolf, Mr.. Levy De Wolf Mrs. Danziger,
Mr.. Mark Gusky, Miss Mary and Master
George Gusky, Mr.. John Rogaliner Bessie
L. Stern ana Mr.. Ralph samues.
The happy couple were the recipients OF
| many handsome and costly presents, silver
| ware being chosen in most instances. A
handsome parlor suit was received from
| Mrs j. NJ. Gusky, a bedroom suit from Mr..
] William DeWolf and an elegant parlor mir
ror from Mr. Frank DeWolii silverware
and Mrs. d. L. Stern. John Rogaliner. Mr..
| Ralph Samuels. The children of the family
| presented Mrs. Rogaliner with pair OF
pair of gold eyeglasses. 1t is safe to say
that these last mentioned presents
were as much appreciated as any OF
shs beautiful Ets Te@
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| relatives living abroad, among whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. GOLDBERG, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Cahen, MI. and Mrs A Fibel Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Levin. Mrs. NJ. Cornheim, Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Heidelberg. Master Sammie Fibel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Rogaliner, Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Rogaliner, Mr.. Abe Samuels, Mrs.
| A Lampie, Miss Jennie Lampie and Mrs.
Mary Bernstein. Dinner was served about
| o'clock, after which several hours were
| spent in amusementS of various kinds,
affording most enjoyable time for all
| present.
The third recital of the Curry University
Dramatic Club took place at the University
Friday evening before an audience which
tested the capacity of the cozy little theater.
The Comedy of "Our Boys" was presented
with an excellent cast and was rendered in
| a very acceptable manner and drew forth
much applause Those worthy of special
mention are Mr.. Frank Becker Mr.. w. A
Hathaway. Mr. E. p. Mcfarland, Mr. W. J.
Haley, Miss Jessie Elliott, Miss Allie e.
King, Miss Virginia r. Johnston and Miss
lady exhibited in n marked degree soubrette
| talent of high order, while Miss King DEM
onstrated her ability to create parts. Miss
Jessie Elliott was winningly piquant. Ow-
ing to the death OF a member of the faculty
a complete change of cast was found neces-
sary week ago, so that those taking part
are entitled to all the more credit for their
excellent rendition upon such short notice
of the characters assigned them. The pro-
duction was under the immediate supervis-
ion of Mr.. A. A. Mallon, whose ability as an
actor and instructor is beginning to become
known in this community.
The Ladies Aid Society of Point Breeze
Church will hold a bazaar for the ben
eft of the Home Mission at the residence OF
Mr.. Frank T. Bell, Penn avenue Cthe old
Fahnestock homestead), next Friday, June
8, from to 10 p. M. There will be a fancy
table, in charge of Mrs. Mcconnell and aids;
a lemonade and candy booth. in charge of
Mrs. D. McC. Lloyd, Mrs. DR.. F. Slocum and
Miss Ida Anderson; strawberry and ice
cream booth, in charge of Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
John Speer and aids; very novel and at
tractive lemon tree, on which will be grow
by the jewellers of the city, in charge Of Mrs.
d. P. Black, Miss Mary Gillespie and aids,
and an art gallery, which will contain quite
a display of loan works, in charge of Mrs.
Simeon Bissell and Mrs. DR.. Fricke. The
coffee and sandwich department will be in
charge of Mrs. Berger and Mrs. A. Speer.
There is no charge for admission. The Or
chestra of the Point Breeze Sunday school
will furnish the music.
Thursday evening Miss Lillian Ruch, of
Bellefeld, entertained in her usual charm
ing manner about so of her friends. The
occasion was the anniversary of her birth.
Miss Ruch was the recipient of many hand
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean d. G. Goewey, Misses
Annie and Maggie Deere, Agnes and Yelma
kepple, Alice and May Greves, Claire Done
hoo. Daisy Williams, Mattie and Lille Nc
Clurg, Alice Smith, Lille Shaw. Miss Wal
mer and Miss Louise Shafer, OF Ingram, Pa;
Profs. w. +. and H. L. Braun, Prof. Phillips,
Messrs. Moore, Rotrock, Montgomery, John
ston, Ward, Rowe, Harry and Joe Watt,
Yohe, Adams, Dix, Shafer, Nolen, Barr,
Ruch, Harbaugh, Jones, Baker, jackson and
many other>. Dancing was INDUCED in until
a late hour, when luncheon was served
merry evening was spent at Miss Maggie
GalIagher's home, Penn avenue, last Mon
day evening. Music and dancing occupied
the following young people till a late hour:
Misses Nellie Hudell, Emma Robb, Mollie
Neely, Gertie Hyde, Ida and Mamie Hays.
Jennie and Mary McClay. Rose and Ella
Ella Driscoll, Maggie Walsh, Marie Tillman,
Libbie Yanlorn, Minnie Gallagher and
Messrs. Robb and Will Alder, Will Curtin,
John Hough, Joe Dekiser, John kiser, John
Cuplos, Richard Williams, Patsy Slattery,
Will Eisner, Lewis Vaile, Tom McCaren,
Lew Feltman, McCafferty, Morgan and Scott.
Mr.. Brooks Dixon. of l47 West Carson
street, was given a birthday surprise party
Tuesday evening. Among the entertaining
features we're Mr.. Joseph Knox's recitations
from Julius C@ sar'' and Mr.. Shipman's
chronological indications of number of
heads. The remainder OF the evening was
devoted to dancing; music being furnished
by string band. An elaborate luncheon
WAS served at midnight. The guests were
Mrs Martha A. Dixon. Mrs w. T. Putnam,
Mrs NJ. j. May, Mrs. David Dixon, Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Means, MI. and Mrs. Stevenson, Mr.
and Mrs. Parker, Misses Lide and Sadie
Means, Alethea Cunning, Elsie Doyle, Kate
Putnam, and Messrs. Dixon, Putnam, Aston,
Knox, Bromley and Shipman.
About 40 friends of Felix n. Goedert were
present at party held at his residence in
Beltzhoover borough Saturday evening,
May q. Dancing and games were enjoyed
till late hour. Supper was served about ii
O'Clock. Those present were the Misses
Mary Steiner, Dora Egler, Lizzie Baum,
Mary Frauber IT. Annie Feldman, Kate NJ.
Rudolph. Ettie Ammon, Annie Goedert,
Annie Hochendonner Birdie Ammon,
Messrs. Ben Sebert, Charles Streif, Jacob
Martin, William Ruehling, George Rueh-
ling, Andrew Pfister, Louis Wolf, Henry
link, Louis Egler, Frank schlehman, Will
lam Rayman, John Hickenbach Henry Solo,
mon, George Solomon, F. A. Schringer, Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Goedert, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ritter and others.