Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05
A FEW sUNNY DAYS


FEW SUNNY DAYS
More Active Than Ever.
Among the parties that left the city on
Decoration Day, there were mono merrier
than that which took possession of the
Means homestead, near Bellevue, from 10 A.
N. Monday, to . A. n. Tuesday. Various out
door sports furnished vigorous exercise dur.
ing daylight and dancing in the spacious
parlors, occupied the evening hours. MT.
and Mrs. Ed Means. Mr.. and Mrs Brooks and
Oliver Dickson, Mrs. Martha Dickson, Mrs.
W. 7. Putnam, Mrs. Bevenore, Misses Kirk
patrick. Doyle, Thompson. Dixon Wood,
Cole, Race Denniston, Friend, McCutcheon.
Caddick. Brumbly and Ramsbottom, Messrs.
Putnam, Caddick, Forsythe, Brooks, A. B.
and r. Dickson, Myrtle, McCutcheon, Davis,
Troy. Zeigier, Mnrtinot, Race. Capstuck,
Thompson and many others were present
and voted the occasion . red letter day in
their social calendar.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Ktnse gave . reception
at their home last Wednesday evening in
honor OF their son Johns marriage to Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Kinse, Mrs. Anna storer,
mother Of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. John
Kinss. John Storer. Miss Hattie Storer, HAr-
ry. Eddy and Mamie Kinse, Mr: and Mrs:
Asmis Asam Mi,s MSonsy Hela ane
Cunningham. Lizzie, Maggie and Mary Com.
ley, Made Swint, Emma Stsffer, Mollfe Ber-
ger, Emma Baker, Annie SeemAn, Mrs. Ella
j. Daufen and family, j. v: Mackin, Z: F.
White, Martin Mccarthy, Thomas Whalen,
G. J. Ihrig, M. S. Connolly, William 7. Mer-
ker r; G. and G. Comlsy Gus Si!nH Wti
J. B. Thompson, Charles Parke, William
Cunningnam, Charles schaner, Charles
Schuchman.
the reception rendered to Martin Mullen at
his home on Brownsville avenue by num-
Der Of his friends on Thursday evening.
Dancing, singing and other amusemsnts
were participated in until q late hour,
Am, among the guests present were the Misses MS
Mary Martin, Kate MCGEE. Mamie Mccall,
Emma Haley. Julia OConnell, Mary zabisch,
Della Mullen, and the Messrs. John Conley,
john john FerrloH, F FranH ss Hop2in.. % % Michael Con.
nsrs. James Mccall, Patrick Hopkins,
Thomas Nichols, Martin Sullivan. Dave
Nichols. Patrick Hsney. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose,
Miss Nellie Huddell gave q party to her
friends on Thursday evening at her resi-
dence. River avenue. Among those present
were: The Misses Ella Braningan, Ella Dris-
coll, sallie Murdoch. Birdie Barker, Gertie
Hyde. Ide and Mamie Hays, Mollie Neely,
Annie Wausman. Carrie Sims, AIgie Gahill,
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Cavitt, MIR. and Mrs
Huddell, Maggie and Minnie Gallagher,
Hattie and Bessie Huddell, Florence Wilson;
Messrs. Sam Marks, Lew Feltman. Nick
Toomeyt John Hugh, Lew Veil, Walter
Crops, Sam Kennedy, Frank Fowler, ,Schudy.
Strawbu,ger, Baker, McMillen. John Kiser.
Raymond Nilsson, Joe De Kiser.
The musicale given by the st. Stephens
Chancel Society at Mrs. NJ. H. Chaplin's. in
sewickley, on Friday night. was successful
to an unusual degree. The attendance was
large and the proceeds. therefore. q very
pretty sum. The singing OF Mrs; J. Sharpe
Gilrin and Mr. WhiteseIl, and the playing
Of Miss Glenn and Messrs. Arthur Nevin, W.
Adair, A. L. Pearson, Jr., Clarence Lake ana
a6y Ths
served. and the whole affair was marked by
a sociability that was very pleasant.
A important event Of tho season took
place in Jeanpette, Pa, on Friday evenin. in
the form of a dancing party. given By Mrs
Chas. e. Wick and Mr.. Roland Merrell.
music for the occasion. The costumes worn
BY guests from Jeannette, Pittsburg and sur
'ounding towns, surpassed anything in tho
way OF dress ever seen in Jeannette, Re-
we're pronounced BY ali to be- delicious.
About 100 people present.
Miss Jean wilkins celebrated her birth
lay on Wednesday. at her residence,
Franklin street extension, Allegheny, by
irving a pleasant party from 4:3o to $780, At
o'clock a nice supper was served by the
lostess' mother. The rs children present
'ark Miller; john wilkins, Herman Chal.
ant, Andrew Bradley, Charley Bradley, Joo |
wilkins, Earl Miller, Herbert McGeorge, |
)live wilkins. Ray Rose, Lettis Dunseath, |
rene Lysinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Anderson,
those Wedding was lately celebrated in
'uffalo, N. Y, have been the guests |
Or a few days Of Mr. Anderson's parents,
ir. ana Mrs. William R. Anderson,
Vylie avenue, His many friends welcomed |
i'm back again after his several years So
burn in Buffalo. He brings with him a
ress tor ths West Monday night. Their
lture home will be in Chicago.
Thursday evening q quiet homo wedding
nited DR.. J. B. Ritchey and MISS Lizzie
Iacrory, daughter Of the late Rev. D,
[acrory. The ceremony was performed by
ev. G. T. Street, at the home OF the brides
lother, and only the relatives and few Of
le immediate friends were present. Dr.
nd Mrs. Ritchey left last night on an East
m trip, and on their return will take up
leir abode At l6 Sandusky street.
The Young Mems Club, OF Braddock, give
leir third annual excursion and dance at
llewild Park tomorrow. About 1000 in.
Itations were sent out to persons in this
ty, Allegheny, McKeesport. Homestead,
and Greensburg, all been
,cepted, and arrangement Is have been made
+ their e sccSmodasion. ON hsio The music will be
The Ladies' Aid Society Of tho wilkins.
arg N. e. Church Is arranging an en- ntertain-
ent to be given Thursday and Friday
7enings. in the new church building. on
,uth street. Supper will be served each
rening, and there will be literary and
usical programme of exceptional merit, |
he church, which is the handsomest in the |
'rough, will be dedicated tho first Sunday
July.
The Edgar Thomson Steel Works Cornet
md, Of Braddock, of 20 pieces, has re-
lived the new uniforms presented by Mrs
lrnegie on her visit to Braddock with the
,cursion party. Their cost is estimated at
500. They are dark blue cloth with black
chair trimmings, and very effective,
ough quiet The band appeared in its |
wv dress the first time on Decoration Day.
Miss Margaret 8. Stewart OF Williamsburg,
sisted by her pupils at Braddock and
will give q concert in the old
vtle Opera House, Braddoek. on Tuesday
ening next. The young ladies will sing