Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-09
TOPICS OF SOCIAL INTEREST,
Gatherings in the Two Cities and Their
Suburbs Last Week.

Gatherings in the Two Cities and Their
Suburbs Last Week.
The ladies of st. Nalachy's congregation
| will hold q Columbian tea party and re-
ception at New Turner Hall, Thirteenth
street, Southside, on Wednesday evening
The music will be furnished by the Cathedral
Orchestra, under the direction of Prof
Quinn. The following ladies will have
charge of the different arrangements: Man.
| agers.-Mrs Leonard, Mrs. Blockinger, Mrs
Whalen. Mrs. Swift, Mrs. Conley, Mrs
GALLAGHER. Mrs. Baker, Mrs, Rephoid Mrs.
Biockinger. Della Amor, Kate Nagie,
Ida Grammes, Mary Horan, Maggie
Reiliey, Annie Foley, Katie Joyce,
Mamie Gallagher Katie Hays
Table No. 2-Mary o'Brien. Lizzie Farren,
Bridget Connolly. Della Carter, Mary Fer,
rick, Maggie Gallagher, Kate Davis, Della
Coley. Katie Hopkins. Table No. 3-Mary
Conroy, Ella Driscoll. Sadie Short, Ella Nc
Call, Ella welch, Mary Welch. Annie Dudley,
sullivan. Table 10. Mrs. Dougherty.
Nellie Giroy, Mary Morgan. Mary Magee,
Katie NeTelh Katie Whalen. Bridget Wha-
Table No. 5-Lizzie Clark, Kate MCGEE, Mag
gle Reid, Della Mullen, Mary Clark; Nora
Murray, Mary LYNCH Mary Murray, Mary
Herman, Mrs. John keppler. Lemonade
0Leary, Margery Short, Katie Foley, Ida
Blockenger. Fancy stand-Bridget DAWN,
Maggie O'Malley, Nellie Malone, Mary Clu-
nan. Mollie Mullen and Agnes Carey. zas
A pretty home wedding in Greensburg on
Wednesday, October g. at high noon was
that of Miss Amelie X. Wise and Mr. NJ.
Lynn Johnston, both very popular young
people of that city. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence of the brides uncle,
Mr.. Joseph S. Walthoar, with whom she has
made her home since her infancy. The
groom, Mr. Johnston. is highly esteemed
among all who know him. He has been in
the employ or the Kelly & Jones Company
for a number of Years. The Rev. DR.. w. W.
Moorehead read the service that joined the
two young people tor life. The bride looked
charming in a gown of white crepe de chine
garnished with white lace. She carried a
large bouquet of brides roses. Her orna-
ments were diamonds. Miss Baby Mckee, a
niece of the bride, acted as flower girl After
q reception and wedding breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnston left for Pfttsburg where later
in the evening they received their friends in
House. They left on the limited the same
night for the Pacific slope, where they will
remain for some months.
A pleasant surprise party was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dona-
hue, s. Dinwidd!e street, in honor of their
daughter Lille, on Wednesday evening.
Dancing was the pleasure of the occasion,
and the guests were: The Misses Lille,
Hattie and Katie Donahue, Jennie and
Maggie Lun,an, Lizzie Weis, Mary Blum,
Mollie Bell, Maggie Bruno. Annie Mcbride.
Maggie Nusent, Lottie Barton, LIZZIE Nc
Donald, Sadie and Nellie Golden,
Katie Kane. Maggie Nelson, Jennie O'Don-
ell, Mary Kramer, Nellie Siebert, Annie
Charles Schuchman, Lewis Bentz, George
Barr, William Pownell, William Harvey,
Frank Brown, Andrew Crlowa, Con Kane,
Harry keams, Thomas Lawler, Will liam
BeiGer, Joseph Gloechier, Henry and Frank
Berghotf Edward Realcer, W lillian Golden,
Charles Hendricks, Charles and Adolph
Wenskowsky, William Eiler. Frank Lenz
was served by Mrs. Donahue. The music
was furnished by MI. Charles A. Graffelder.
A surprise reception was given in the
First N. e. Church, Braddock, last Monday
evening to the retiring pastor, the Rev. DR..
Thomas n. Boyle, who has served that con-
gregation faithfully for the last Eve years
1t was given by the members of the church
and by the people of the town in general.
Mrs. Boyle and her charming daughter. Miss
Minnie, who has been organist of the church
for the past four years, were in
cluded in the reception. The even
ing was full of delightful surprises.
The great auditorium was thronged with
ent of the steel works of the Carnegie Com
pany at Braddcck, was chairman, and Miss
Ida Boyle, his daughter. and Miss Minnie
Boyle pIayed a beautiful organ duet. At the
close OF the evening DIR. and Mrs. Boyle and
daughter shook hands and received we'll
wishes and God speeds from their many
friends. DR.. Boyle goes to Uniontown.
A birthday party was rendered Miss HazeI
Haughton on the occasion of her sixth
birthday at her home on Lenark street, West
End, Friday afternoon, September 80 The
following little folks were present: Lizzie
Heselbarth, Mercedes Allen, Velma Gould,
Espa Stewart, Annie Edwards, Olive
Bretch, Lila Barnes Gwen. Richards, Mil
lie Giidersleeve, Edith Snyder, Hazel
Weaver, ethel Sitter, Myrtle Clinton, Grace
Miller, Elsie Appleton. Margaret Kre-
ss Hazel Ids dsrss daasgh'0n H.,I;s Bessie Wal
Bert Miller. Harry Van Horn. Harry Nc
David, Stanley Mitchell, John Matthews,
Charlie Auth, Brinley Richards, Orville
Chester Walters. Clifford Reed, Sherman
Haughton, Edgar Hazelbarth, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haughton and Mr.. and Mrs. +. z.
Gildsrsleeye.
pleasant surprise party was given a.
the residence of Mr.. j. A. McCrea, of Ham,
ilton street, Southside, Monday evening in
honor of his sons alst birthday. After re-
ceiving the congratulations OF his friends
the guests were entertained with dancing
and refreshments. The company incroded
the Misses Lizzie and May Rembridge, Emily
and Seannette Jon es, Ida and Gertie
Oarchard Lizzie and Alice Mathews, Annie
Erich. Eva Hinston, Sella Booth, Lizzie
Bateman, Mime Smith, Katie Jarvis, Mary
Rohades and Mrs. Clinton ID. Faulkner. and
Messrs. j. and r. Henry H. and W. Booth,
A. Owens, G. Hangon, E. Roberts, G. Rem
bridge, II. Mash. W. kvans. z. Wilson, J.