Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18
sEPTEMBER's SOCIAL DeINea

SEPTEMBER SOCIAL D0lNG6
Gatherings and Events That Will Interest
People of the Two Cities.
Miss Mary j. Martin entertained the men,
bers of the Denver Club by leap year re-
ception and dance at Brooks Academy
Friday evening. The affair was DECIDED
success in every way, and the young lady
who was in charge of the arrangements
proved a most satisfactory entertainer The
guests included Misses Mary Martin, Della
Mullen, Kate Magee, Mamie Mccall Ella
Mccall, Mollie Mullen, Mary McCabe, Nellie
Peters, Edna Shook, Ella Meyers, Kate
RanoarS nes Sara Name nercn oDonneI @ Mary welsh'
Mary Smay, Fannie Kerns, Name Mellon,
Kate Clarke, Nellie Reed, Tinnie
Quinn, FTsnSie Martin, Maggie @ short; n;rd
AcEley, Stella Kelly, Alice Bonshire,
Ida Dnval Julia 0'Connell. Julia Butler'
Ida Biockinger, TlIlie Blockingor, b. Davan,
Aggis Kinney, Mary Lynch, Mary Radiey,
Eva will and Maggie keefe. and Messrs.
Martin Mullen, Charles WIN, John Clunan,
John Minneaugh, John Ferr1ck, Dave
Nichols, Dave Martin, Conner Thomas, Jonn
Conley Jim Kirby, NJ. Harman, John Nc
Cam, John Clansey, Charles Wets, George
Fee, John Sloan, Joe Woods, P. V. Fulton,
Charles Zerkle, Tony MCGOWAN, Tom Con-
Sullivan, Jim Bown, Burt Price, Will Best,
Sam Brooks, Lawrence Blockinger, Tom
Nichols. John Cooniecamp, Jim Mccall, M.
pavan, Tom Higgins, John kinney. Frank
Burge and Charles Lochiner.
The Maple Leaf Social, of Allegheny, gave
a reception at the home of Miss Clara
Carson, Buena Vista street, Thursday.
Dancing and a supper we're the pleasures of
the evening. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. James Mcdowell, Misses Madge
and Mary Porter, Leora and Grace Graham.
Flora and Alice Miller, Nina Ahrend, Anna
Warren, Name Ramsey, Name Taggart the
Misses GRABBING and McCambridge. Misses
Edith Neeley, MAY Raynor Ida Bradley
Tillie McClelland, Ollie Bassett and Annie
Ray, and Messrs. Robert Taggart, Jr, Charles
Warren, Charles Large, James Campbell,
Ed Mason, Ralph Carson, Roy Lewis, John
Boyd, Frank GRABBING, Sam Bassett, Harry
James Deems, Bob Ramsey, Frank Mckee,
William Monks, Bert Mckee and Al
Saunders.
Miss Birdie Barker, OF Voegtly street,
Allegheny. was given a pleasant birthday
surprise party Wednesday evening by her
friends. They included Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Griffin, Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Griffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Steiger-
wmld, Mrs. Sigmumd. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brenner. Miss Mabel L. Smith, Mr.. Howard
Vanohlen, Miss Grace r. Smith, Mr.. Charles
J. Diamond, Miss Luella Hoig. Mr.. William
Colten!augh, Miss Lizzie Sigmund, Mr. John
J. Ledabur, MISS Caliie Wirth, Mr.. William
Ledabur Mr.. Ralph Ford, Miss Miller, Mr..
Oscar Tolly, Miss Maggie Kress, Mr.. Afford
b. Sharpe, Mr.. Sebsstin Tellinger. Miss Car
rie Nomeschek, MIR. Eddie kress, Mr.. Henry
House, MIR. William House and MIR. Fred
Shuman.
A pretty wedding service in Allegheny
united the lives of Miss Bessie L. Boyd and
Mr.. Fred W. Schneider. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Boyd,
Pennsylvanis avenue, and was witnessed by
a large number of relatives and friends.
The bride looked lovely in a handsome
white silk gown. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Sydney, who wore beautiful
gown OF lavender silk. The groom's best
man was Mr.. j. Rhodes Miller. Al. and Mrs.
Schneider will make their home in Sewick-
ley. An interesting texture of the wedding
day WAS the fact that it was also the twenty
first anniversary of the marriage OF the
brides parents.
A pleasant event of the week was O leap
year party given by the ladies of the Bella
Vale Social Wednesday evening in their
COSY parlors, Federal street, Allegheny. The
rooms we're taStefulIy decorated with ferns
and tropical plants, which WAS the work of
Misses Hattie Hail, Kate Geisler, E-tella
Flocker, Matte Moore, Millie Sheaffer
Katie Sheaffer and Emma Beatty. Dancing
was kept up until L O'Clock, when supper
was served by Reinike, after which dancing
was resumed and continued until o'clock.
All the gentlemen were unanimous in voting
the young ladies the best entertainers in
the world.
The "town" friends of the ladies con-
nected with the Edgewood Presbyterian
Church will be glad to hear that another fair
is to be held in few months similar to that
which WAS given last winter at the residence
OF Mrs. Matthew McWhinney in Edgewood.
1t is to be given Thursday and FRIDAY, De-
cember l and 2, at Mrs James H. Orr's
house on Washington street, Edgewood
The ladies of that pretty borough are noted
for their ingenuity in arranging charming
entertainments. and it is safe to say that
their fancy lair will be interesting and
pretty, and that "tidy" sum will be
realized for the church building fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burns celebrated the
anniversary OF their wedding day on Friday
evening at the family residence, Penn
avenue. They entertained host of young
friends with dancing and refreshments
Among the guests were Miss Maggie, Annie
and Minnie Burns, Mary Auth, Mollie Har-
ker, Maggie Brown, Annie Bennett, Clara
Keisling. Kate Hurst, Mary Sweeny, Mamie
Girard, Jennie Keech, Messrs Charles Geltz.
Thomas Mcdonald, James Hamilton, Thomas
John Downey, Charles Hickey, Edward
Woods.
Announcement is made of the coming
marriage o. Miss Marie White, daughter OF
Roland T. White, Esq, of Allegheny, to Mr..
RolIin B. Heaton, formerly OF Pittsburg, but
who now conducts the Oldest insurance
I'm Eos Gal thot Grot
1t is TO take place at the residence or the
brides father, in Allegheny, October IL.
After a trip to New York and Boston the
couple will reside in Salem. The bride-elect
is the granddaughter of the late Hon. d. N.
White, of Sewickley, and the groom's grand
father was Captain Jacob Heaton, of Salem.
A very pleasant party was given last
Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr..
Brown on Baum street, East End. 1t was in
honor of Mr.. L. Brown, who leaves for
! Cleveland in q few DAYS. Dancing was en-
4 joyed till a late hour. The merry party in
| cluded Misses Minnie and Eva
Gerdes, Sue and Daisy Weaver, Helen and
Myrtle Stewart, Miss Boas, Miss Brown, Miss
Gray, Miss Taylor and Miss Vowinkel and
Messrs. Elmer and Leon Thomas, John and
Dettmer Straub. Vowinkel, Gray, Brown,
Morris, Bankert, Gesdes, Taylor, Brecht and
Fortune.
Mr.. William Hamilton, of the second ward
Allegheny, was rendered a birthday sur
prise party on Thursday evening. Dancing
and other social amusements enabled the
guests to pass the hours pleasantly. Those
present were; Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Adams,
Misses Annie Prescott, Agnes Boggs, lisa
AID Bessie Adams, Maud and Victoria Jack
son. Maggie and Martha Sharkey, Clara
GaZzam, Maggie Davies, and Amelia and
Bertha Schafer: Messrs Houston, Coulter,
Wallace, Smith, Barnett. Mckissock, Thomp-
son, Snarkey and Schafer, and Masters An.
drew and Willie Hamilton.