Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-19
off Wednesday in ST. Peters Church
on Grant street.
MARION CRAWFORD GALLAHER
SOCIETY IN HOT WEATHER.

n0ClEII In duI W6AIa6hs
Sol Couldn't Spoil.
very enjoyable surprise party was given
in honor of Miss Maggie Hodel at her home,
East street extension, on Tuesday evening.
Among those present were the Misses Mag
gle Hodel, Emma Marsden, Bella Henry, Til
lie Lapp, Jennie Cranston. Lizzie Comley,
Louisa Wettach, Vienna De Noah and Katie
Butterbach: Messrs. Charles and Fred Hodel.
George S. Comley, Walter and Harry Cliff,
Ben Beatty, William Bendygo, Harry
Rueger, George Ruehling, Mrs. Sophia john
son, Mrs. K. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Hodel, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Henry, Mr.. and
Mrs John Sittig, Albert Luetzinger, Charles
BAIL and William Ferguson. Dancing and
euchre were the features of the evening, and
a very fine lunch was served at IL O'Clock.
The guests departed for their homes at
enjoyment and wishing Miss Hodel many
happy returns of her birthday.
. The ladies of the st. Brendan's R. c.
Church, West Braddock, held concert and
literary entertainment in the church last
evening which'was managed almost solely
by Pittsburgers.: The following excellent
programme was carried out: "Annie Laurie"
the Misses Stella Callahan, Alice Carter,
Messrs. Charles McNally and Theo Heyl;
violin solo; Miss Metric Cosgroye: recitation,
duet, Miss Agnes Mccormick, Mr.. NJ. Nc
Cormick; flute solo, "Robin Adair," Mr..
Ross 0'Brien; vocal solo, "The Angel at the
Miss Cosgrove, Miss Carter, Mr.. O'Brien;
:Bobolink," Miss Callahan; violin solo, Miss
Grace Nc Elroy; recitation, "Money Musk"
Mis- Miss MeCrea; vocal solo Mr. asyl: recita-
land" vocal quartet, Good Night"
The Federal Musicale will give a select
lawn fete at Windsor Grove, Bellevue, next
Thursday evening. The list of members of
the club includes William A. Ango, Presi-
dent; d. L. Morgan, Vice President; Ben A.
Burns, Secretary; George Resc, Treasurer:
A. d. Liefeld, Musical Director; Messrs. J.
W: Davis, Morgan Heuring, c. A. Kahn,
Addie B. Stierheim. Charles Parke, Albert
V. Sende, George r. Maxwell, William A.
Davis, c. W. Pearce, Charles W. Coulter.
James Mckenna, Charles Stierheim, Charles
Rice, Blaine Thompson, Charles Erhard,
Louis Ittel, John Press, b. B. Bostwick, Will
II. Watson, Ed c. Byrnes. w. NJ. Ward, 81. B.
Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Koerner, gave a very
delightful reception in honor of their
on ST. CIairs' Place, Sedgewick street, Allie
gheny. Dancing was the leading feature of
the evening. and very delightful luncheon
was served to the guests. Miss Koerner re-
ceived numerous and handsome presents.
Among the many guests present were Misses
Emma Williams, Stella Snyder, Jenny
Snyder, Carre Dunlap, Bertha Pinkerton,
Stella Berns. Gertie Blanchard, Anne Berns,
Katie Gerber, Emma Gerber. Katie Myler,
Birdie and Lizzie Ernfield, Clara Bell
Koerner, Margaret Mcguire and Meree
Nelson, Messrs J. L. Kelley, F. A Bauer, W.
Jordon, Robin Adair, L. Blanchard, j.
krutchmeir, w. Gerber, j. Ragen and Albert
Lang.
The second an nual river excursion of the
Federal Club of Allegheny took place Tues
day evening and it proved to be one of the
most enjoyable events ever given by this
growing and popular organization. There
were nearly 4C0 persons on the boat. Toerge
furnished the music and the refreshments
were supplied by well-known caterer.
While dancing was in progress on the lower
deck. the Lone Star Quartet entertained
the guests on the hurricane deck with suit
able music. The boat was tastefully deco
rated with Chinese lanterns, bunting. etc.
The club boys deserve great praise for the |
creditable manner in which the affair was |
conducted. |
Williamsburg was a gay place last week. |
Thursday, Friday and Saturday the lawn |
'ete of the Williamsburg fire department |
was held, to the satisfaction of some |
of visitors, who listened to the |
music of the band, partook of soda water, |
md laughed, talked and iirted to their |
hearts content. The annual lawn fete Of the |
fire department is the most |
,he ladies who were interested in it this year
sxerted themselves to an unusual
sxtent to make it particularly en-
oyasle sonfh The and grounds ro1nr ... at the
decorated with bunting in tho national
,olors, and the booths all looked as gay as it
9 possible to Imagine. The Homewood
Band furnished the music, and the selections
we're of O character that could not fail to be
popular. The music was one of the princi-
bal features OF enjoyment at the fete. The |
ended last night with parade
md speeches
A handsome sum of money was realized
rom the lawn fete given in Williamsburg
lnder the auspices of the Young Peoples
'ociety of Christian Endeavor of the Presby-
erian Church last week. The weather was
and this fact, coupled with that
,eautiful grounds OF the Hampton place.
ras enough to draw an Iinn4ens attendance
m both evenings. The ladies worked hard,
nd the arrangement reflected the greatest
redit npon them. They were as nearly
'erfect as 1t is possible to make them in |
with that very uncertain pro-
eeding, church summer outdoor enter
ainment. 1t is intended TO give another
etc on the same plan in the course of a few |
Teeks, in response to a general request of
hose who were present at that OF last week.
The members of the Sunday school of the
'irst Christian Church, West Braddock ave-
ne, Braddock, gave a very beautiful and
1teresting entertainment On Thursday
vening. 1t was "fower festival" and in
luded all the orthodoxies, such as the
rown ing OF the queen by the lord high
hancellor, the offerings OF flowers by the
laids of honor and courtiers in singing and
citing. Flowers and plants in profusion
ave the scene a wonderful sinlplatfon of
he real thing. Miss Bessie Clay was queen, |
nd she wore crimson velvet trimmed in
old. Her maids, Misses Gardner and Nfchol,
ore white robes with trains. The affair
as q monetary success, and one( OF the
lost artistic ever g iven in the town.
The members of the Outing Circle Of the
outhside give a delightful moonlight pic
10 on the grounds of the Point View Hotel
n the Brownsville road last Tuesday EVEN
lg. most enjoyable time was spent
Iusfe and dancing being the principal feat
res Of the evening. Among those present
ere the Misses Olive Wagner, Bessie
honas, Ella Wilhelm, Cora Polster, Alice\l
rpogast, Hattie and Mary Anthony and Y
artha M. Roberts, while the gentlemen N
ere the hessrs. Ernest and Samuel Gould.
ames Myers, Edwin Schramm. Edward
,uckert, William Schuette, Andrew Nc
oberts, Howard Arbogast, Joshua Jones
nd Clifford Esky.