Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-31

given at the residence Of Mrs. I. B. Reed, g
Taylor avenue, Allegheny, on Thursday
: were vocal solos by the Misses Margare
Wilson and Gertie Taylor, piano duets by
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman. piano solo by Mis-:
Charles speer, and a unique "Trip Abroad,
rem dered by Messrs. Taylor and Goldman
being life-like representations of prlncipa
places of interest abroad and at home
across the court in the rear Of the prem
fses, the guests viewing the scenes in the oper
air among the people pre- present mt. were cSs Mr
Gist, of Mount WASHINGTON, Mr.. and Mrs c
D. Mackin, Mr.. and Mrs. John Devlin, Mr.
Mrs. D. C. Snyder, Miss Blanche Snyder, Mr.
Joe Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, o
Grafton, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. McCandless
Mr.. J. A. Nichols, Misses Carrie and Lizzie
Darr, Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Taylor, Miss Gertit
spseT & Mr.. MHendeM AND Mrs 81 5. A. wentworth. Miss
Margaret Wilson. East End, Messrs. Kirnes
and Hershaw, Grove City, Pa, Mr. Charlie.
Mches Mrs C. gEstf ara,t Of aeghieny ahd Tna
refreshments were seasonable.
A delightful surprise party was given in
honor of Peter j. BAIL at his residence in
Evergreen, Thursday evening, on his 22d
birthday Dancing, music and many anus
ing games were the features OF the evening
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph BAIL, Mr.. and Mrs. Detzel. Miss Liz
zie, Mary, Rosey, Ida and Amelia BAIL, Anna
Ort, Psulina Brahm, Ella Kimel, Mary Koch.
Amelia Detzel, Miss Saufer, Miss Weddoch,
| Miss Tillie Menten, Miss Florence Shoners,
James Stunple, James Hall, John Martin,
Thorn Dusetss. A. Li5zinger, John, Joe and
William Detzel. Fred Born, Alex, Lou
and Herman Maier, Edward Ash, Charles
Gallaher, Robert Born: Charles; George and
John Bahl. Bert Hawthorn. 7. R. Cargo and
| F. E. Sullivan. At 10 O'Clock a grand lunch
was served and ats late hour all left for
their respective homes much pleased with
their evening" enjoyment
A very pleasant surprise party vas held
| at the home of Mr.. Joseph BAIL, at Ever
green, Thursday evening, in honor of their
son, Peter j. BAIL, on the occasion of his
eSd birthday. Dancing and music were
the features of the evening. Among fthose
| present were the Misses Lizzie, Mary, Ida,
| Rosy and Amelia BAIL, Anna Ort, Anna and
| Pauline Brehn, Ella Kimell, Mark Koch,
Kate Kelly. Clara Boggs. Tiny, Ida, Lotta
Wedauch and TilIie Munden; Messrs James
A Simple, James Hall, John Martin,
George s: Ankley, Harry Ludwig. c. Winter,
Adam kanline, Lawrence Shaner, Tom Du-
sett, Al Litzinger, John, Joseph and Will
lam Detzel, Fred Born, Alexander, Louis
and Herman Maier, Edw. Ash, Robert Barn.
Charles Gallagher, Charles, George and
John Bahl and MIR. and Mrs. Joseph BAIL.
A very pleasant evening was passed.
All the nesessary arrangements have been
made for the select fete and summer night
concert to be given py the Columbus Club,
PittsbuIgs leading Catholic social organiza-
tion. at silver Lake Grove Tuesday evening
next. The well-known character of the
club guarantees the affair will be the social
event of the season Prof. Charles Fleming
is arranging q vocal programme, which he
promises will be unique and will surpass
anything of the kind ever heard in this CITY,
There is great demand for tickets. They
can only be procured from members of the
club and are not for sale. The grounds at
Silver Lake are being fixed mp for the
fete, and the decorations will be handsome.
The dance after the concert will continue
until midnight.
Among the pleasant social events OF last
week was the surprise party given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mealey at
their residence, Larimer avenue, East End,
in honor of Mrs. Mea.eys birthday. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
t3effier, Mr. and Mrs. John stoddard, Mrs.
Blatt, Miss Modispacher, Miss Hughes Miss
Sarah MeaIey and Miss Carrie Meaiey,
Messrs. Brown, Hines, Dowry, Modispacher,
Avenue Mandolin Club discoursed excel
lent music for the lovers OF the light
fantastic The guests took their departure
about midnight, after having spent a most
enjoyable evening.
A marriage that occurred in this city on
last Wednesday evening was Of much inter
est to the Braddock people and others in
this vicinity. The bride was Miss Jean
Craig, the daughter of the late John Craig,
OF North Braddock, and the groom was Mr..
James McClain, Of Allegheny City. The
ceremony was performed at 7:30 o'clock at
the home Of Mr.: James Mexican, of Temper
anceville, the BRIDES uncle by Rev. Mr..
Stevenson, of the q. P. Church. The briual
pair left on Thursday morning. for an ex
tended wedding tour in the East. They will
live in the East End.
Here is an interesting bit of computation:
At reunion held at the house of Mr.. Thomas
Hays, in Pulaski township, near Rochester,
were four generations of guests. The ami
versary was that of the si1ty-third return of
the marriage day. The host is S6 years old
Among the interesting branches of this hale
old tree were: James Hays and family with
three grea James NJ. Hays
and family, with three Observation-Disclosures:
Mrs. Katherine Mcpherson and family. Mr.
Thomas Hays, Jr., and family, Mrs. Annie
Grain and family. An aged niece, Mrs. Lizzie
Smith, was present, who has seen "A winters.
On last Thursday morning, in accordance
with n custom adhered to by strict follow
ers of the Catholic faith MIR. and Mrs. Phillip
Smith, OF the East End, after a quarter of a
century of married life renewed their VOWS
a
nuptial high mass was celebrated. More
than 90 couples crowded their comfortable
Penn avenue home until 8 o'clock Friday
morning, when the East End Orchestra
finally ceased 10 discourse its inspiring
strains. Their silver wedding was, beyond
all question, a success.
One of the most charming boat excursions |
OF the season was that given on Friday, July |
22, by East End Star Council No. 60, Daugh- |
tiers of Liberty. The destination was Mo- |
City. About 20 persons were on
board, whose enjoyment NAV be laid on the |
shoulders of the Committee of Arrange. |
ments composed of Mesdames W. E. Gel |
stone, j. w. Miller, A. NJ. Newman. L. M. |
Gaab, the Misses Wurmb, E. Nj. Neff. X. C.
Nef. and Messrs. r. S. Goshorn, j. n. Ram
berger, c. w. George, NJ. Crow, M. Reed, W. |
A. McDade, w, Scott, J. W. Miller and S. |
Skillen.
Alawn and dancing party was given last |
Tuesday evening by the Misses Kletzley at |
their beautiful country homo at Oakmont.
A delightful time was spent by all those |
present, and the manner in W hich the guests
were taken care of reflects very much credit |
on the young ladies' Among those present |
Were: The Misses Cyphers, Maggie White
side Emma Shade Misses Kim, McCutcbeon
and Nellie Shade, and Messrs Berkley, Craig,
Whiteside, Kim, McCutcheon and A P.
Cyphers.
A days outing in Pather Hollow was
spent by small party from the city and |
Braddock last Thursday. among whom were
the Misses Flora Loeffier, Augusta Abel,
Carrie Fischer, Gertrude Callaghan, Olivia
Biechel, Josephine Abel, Messrs. Ed NJ.
Gels, Daniel Buckley, James W. Cherry, |
Tom Murry, Charles Callag Ed Fischer.
Will Loefier, Albert Loeff1er
A lawn fete WAS held at the resfdence of |