Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

| Russell, Mrs. D. W. s,nysne and Mrs. M.
Gardner. Aids-Mrs. Albert Miller. Mrs. P.
| Fitch, Miss Nellie Dasbach, Miss Florence
| sci, Miss Mary Russell and Miss Mary Kirk
! patrick.
Knoxville Table-Lavender-Mr Thomas
Cassidy, Mrs. D. Morrison and Mrs. Charles
Kelly. Alds-Hrs. L. NJ. Pagan, Mrs. Eliza
beth Myers, Mrs. .Lauth. Mrs. p. W. Lascheid,
Mrs. J. Andrews, Mrs. William Troy, Mrs. A.
: Beacratt, Mrs. Katie Smith, Mrs. Tony
! Smith, Mrs. John Heyl, Miss Sadie Morrison,
| Miss Jennie Cauley, Miss Cassie Kelly, Miss
! Grace Fagan, Miss Jennie MCGOWAN and
/ Miss Aggie MCGOWAN.
| Beltzhoover table-Blue-Mrs Mary Dorm,
| Mrs. John Kenny and Mrs. James Davan.
Aids-Mrs. Thomas O'Hanlon, Mrs. B. Bar
| rett, Miss Maggie Mccain, Miss Mary Nc
Cam, Miss Ella Darby: Miss Mary KenDey,
| Miss Ella Brown and Miss B. HaDlon.
| The,fancy table will be in charge of Miss
| Ada Magurc, assisted by Miss Ella Clarey,
Miss Bella Drake and Miss Jennie Barrett.
The flower booth will be in charge of Miss
| Marguerite Cassidy, with Misses Nellie
Shelton, May Campbell and Fannie Glenn as
aids.
by Miss Maggie Kelly and Miss Sylvia Quinn,
| with Misses Sadie Skelton, Lizzie Kelly,
Katie Anderson and Birdie Wall as assist
ants.
The china wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bell, OF Mansfield, Pa, was
celebrated Tuesday evening last at their
home in that place, with over two dozen
invited guests. The library, according to
the Mansfield Item, was prettily festoomed
with flags of silk and Wat pictures hung in
profusion on the walls, among them q scene
or the grand review of the United States
army at the capital in 1865 Mrs. Bell was
handsomely attired in a suit of cream cash.
mere, lace trimmed, with demitrain, and
oil a nj yUn das
standing wore g. A. r. uniform and white
kid gloves. The marriage ceremony was
reperformed by Rev. o. II. Philips, assisted
by Rev. j. NJ. Duff, Phi. D., after which they
ali sat down TO a feast of delicacies, that
would have done credit to royal court.
The attendants were: Little Zoe Brinkerhof,
and little Eugene Philips, dressed in G. Al r.
uniform and cap. The bride and groom
wore pink flowers and the attendants white
Besides being the wedding anniversary the
event also celebrated Mr.. BIS 50th birthday.
His gift to the bride was a wedding ring and
hers to him watch chain. Mrs B. maiden
name was Mathews. After the lunch Profs.
Forney and Grey, of Allegheny, and Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Duff, Mrs. Philips and others
sang some of the grand old war melodies
The presents were OF q very fine variety.
very pretty ones: John A. Bell and wife,
part OF china set; j. j. Brown and wife,
water pitcher; j. K. Glenn and WIFE, part OF
china set; Rev. J. NJ. Duff and wife, set Of
Wiesinger and W. Brown, set Of cups
and sausers; T. 8. McCaughn and wife,
tea set; W. J. Barr and wife, set of vases. II.
Matthews and wife, set of dishes; Zoe Brink
erhoff, gravy server; E. Matthews and wife,
set of dishes: Mrs. Brinkerhof, wash bowl
and pitcher; Mrs. John Fulton, cuspidor; L.
Henry and wife, Pittsburg, flower stand;
Grace and Essie Henry, small tea set; Mr..
and Mrs. Belthrow, Pittsburg, flower vases;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dellinger, Parkersburg, cham
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Pa, silver and china set; A. 8. Caldwell,
Washington, Pa, picture frames; R. Patter-
son, Pittsburg, bunch of flowers.
Last Thursday evening Miss Maize Lang.-
dale, of jackson street, Allegheny, gave a
cheese cloth party to a number of her
friends. The young ladies were dressed in
gaily colored dresses composed of cheese
cloth, while the gentlemen wore bows ofthe
same material Lunch was served at mid
night, after which there was dancing, music
being furnished by the MARITIME Mandolin
Club. Among thoce present were Misses
Jennie and Ella Hewitt, Jessie Scott Mamma
and Mildred Walker, Mollie and Georgia
Keogh. Mr. and Mrs. A. F.. Parge and Messrs
Liviter, Westerman, Fortenbacher, Walker
White, Dodd and Langsdale.
Miss Anna Tepe, of South Fifteenth street.
was the hostess at a very successful surprise
party given her last Thursday evening by a
merry crowd from Homestead, consisting Of
the Misses Bauers, Teeters, Eccles, Kitty and
Della Dodge and the Messrs. Teeple, Shoe
maker, Hillman, Hunter and Shannon. The |
other guests were the Misses Will. Ru- |
dolph, Tepe, Hopkins, Ella and Belle Duff; |
the Messrs. Tepe, Snoberger, Martin and |
Charles d. Bolton, of Irwin. The amuse- |
ments OF the evening were progressive |
euchre, dancing and vocal music, with re- |
treshments galore judiciously interspersed. |
Curry University Hall was the scene of . |
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prise party" Wednesday last in honor of |
Miss Rosa Gross 18th birthday. 1t was
rendered by the 'jolly three" Misses Annie |
Gelle9, Lizzie Frankenstein and Sarah Al |
perm and number OF friends. Miss Gross
was the recipient OF handsome basket Of |
Geller Miss Camilla Brent Miss Sophie |
Samuels and MIR. Fred Rieter entertained |
the merry gathering with recitations
Dancing was the feature OF the evening.
Surprises are the order OF the day. at least
SO thought Mrs. Dingledine, of Williamsburg.
when on last Thursday evening a merry
crowd, composed entirely of members of
S iar OF Liberty Council, Daughters of Lib
erty without a note of warning swarmed in
on the astonished hostess at her residence.
After allayilg her apprehensions they pro-
ceeded to enjoy themselves till near the
hour of u. BEFORE taking their departure
they presented Sister Dingledine with
beautiful emblem of the order.
A pleasant entertaining and socfable
gathering of friends was held at Mrs WILL
lam Prescott's home on Isabella street. Allie
Eheny, Friday evening. The following par
in the musical ana other eDioy-
nents of the evening: Mr.. and Mrs Bricker.
asr and Mrs. John ellison, Mr.. and Mrs s II |
Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Winuram, MI and Mrs.
Arden Mr.. and Mrs. Hess, MIR.
stalk, Miss ollie Bond, Miss Mamie Win.
dram and Mr.. Quaill and daughter Annie
from Canton, o.
What promises to be a leading social event
IS the tea party at Turner Hall, Allentown.
evening next, for the benefit of
5he new English Church on Orchard place.
Knoxville The affair will be under the i
of the ladies of the new congre-
cation. The dining room will be in charge
)t Mrs. Mary Doran assisted by Mrs. John
Quinn Committees of well-known ladies
With their aids will have charge OF the var
GUS tables. /
The members OF the S. O. L. were enter
aimed by Mr.. Will Thomas at his home, on
Fisk street, Friday evening at q Z o'clock
Inner Later in the evening the society
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Johns
)f Forty-flfth street, in honor of the twenty
1rst birthday Of their son Jesse.
Mir. Charles A. schwab this week re-
moved into his new residence on Jones
venue, North Braddock. 1t is an imposing
tru cture, said to be one OF the handsomest
nd most elegant in this part of the State