Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-06

Fourth street. After a snort lme nau Deen
spent plea asantly and socially the waltz Iouno
when supper was served. The guests were:
Miss Matte Mckee. New Brlghton; MISS
Maggie Learn, Mckeesport; Miss Maua niS neg,
Clara H Davis, Sarah and Stella Kichard'
son, Lottle Leighton, Mary Zimmer,
man, Daisy Balsinger. Bessie Clay ana
McAilister d. NJ. McClarren, J: McCracken,
81 L. Snively, w. NJ. Ward. j. Nj: Iaylor, l.
D. Bachelor, Pittspurg: Lee Il. Bowman,
Homestead {: Mills, MIiiam H. 3. tacher' SIaer'
. J. V. Roller, j. W. Cherry, X. ID: Little, y. M.
Stewart, Mr.. William L. LapsleE and wlle
and Mrs. Isaac Mills. Braddock Inc Ladies'
Aid Society of the Turtle Creek Presby terian
Church, of which the Rev. Dr. ID. 4. McCas-
lin is the pastor, has be gun to make ar
rangements for the holding o. Carnlval OF
Nations on the evenings OF December 10, "A,
Is and l6
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W..
Huff, of Irwin avenue, Allegheny, was cele-
brated Monday evening. Mrs. HUFF wore
black silk and jet and Miss Maud Huf, who
entertained her young friends at the same
time, was attired in black silk and orange.
Euchrs and dancing were the principal
amusements o. the evening. DR.. Scott, Of
Verona, rendered some violin solos in a fin
ished style, and there was great deal of
social fun and pleasant interchanse OF
friendly regards. Mr. and Mrs; Hun re-
ceived a number of valuable silver pres.
ents. Amorg the guests were: DIR. and
Mrs. R. B. Faulkner, Mr.. A. .RotrocE,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Dudley. Mr., and Mrs. c.
II. Jetfries and son, Mir. and Mrs. L. Irwin,
Dr. and Mrs. Purman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams, Mr..
and Mrs Donaldson, Mr.. andMrs. Geo. T. Lar
inner, Dr. and Mrs. Scott, Miss Lola Foreman,
Miss Sophia Emery, Miss Minnie Emery,
Miss Margaret Vallejo, Mrs. E. G. Snowden.
Miss Ida Hays, Miss Matte Miller, Miss
Denalt MIR. A. E. Lewis, Mr.. Morrison, Mr..
Coulter, Mr.. NJ. Radican, DIR. H. Foreman,
MI. j. J. Larimer, Nil. K. P. Kennedy.
Miss May Burke was given a delightful
surprise party Thursday evening at the
residence of her father, Mr.. NJ. P. Burke, Of
the East End. The guests were: The Misses
Harrison, Woolslaw, Parkinson, Durbin.
Montgomery, Emma, Amanda and Ida Mill
hiser, McGraw, White; Messrs. Kearns,
Phillips, Mathews, Pritchard, c. and G.
Myeripg, Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson and Mr..
and Mrs. ReitzeL The guests from Mt.
Washington were: The Misses MaZzie Ken
nedy, Maggie Maxim, Mammie Albeit, Emma
Topper, Lizzie Hughes, Anna Johnston,
Anna Starkhouse, Aggie Hughes, May
Burke, Katie Burke, Marie Griffin, Nellie
Caraghan; Messrs. Geo. Carter, Albert Car
ter, Leon Riell, Frank Kennedy, Fred
Filchell, Tretf Williams, James Burke, c.
B. Davis and Barnes.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Mr. William d. Mills. of ondon, Ont, and
Miss Ida J. Harris, daughter of Abram
Harris of Hazelwood. The wedding will be
celebrated at the Church of the Good Shep-
herd, Hazelwood, on Tuesday, November
Is, the Rev. Heffern, rector, officiating. Miss
Jessie w. Harris, sister of the bride, will be
maid OF honor. Miss Edna McIlwain, OF
Chicago. anu Miss Fannie owen, of Pitts
burg, cousins of the bride, will be BRIDE
maids. Mr.. David Mills, brother OF the
groom, will be best man. Immediately after
the cereHony the bridal party and their
immediate relatives will take breakfast at
the brides home, HaZelwood avenue, alter
which they will leave Tor an Eastern tour.
Their future residence will be London,
Canaua.
A pleasant event of the past week was a
birthday reception rendered Miss Maude E.
Douthitt at her home on Salisbury street.
Dancing was the feature of the evening.
Among those present were the Misses Car.
RE Weidman, Allene Mercer, Jennie Ham,
NETT, Ella Reese, Jennie Hlrscn, Mary and
Annie McCleliand, Bertha Cue, Alice Kelly.
Annie Staub, Helen Keller, Cora Blanche
NeT Mgssr Tbday binary wa@ Jnes
Harting, Wallace Scharm, Elwood ana Bryce
swyers, Harry Keeter, John Henry, James
Nouthill, II. C. Berlin, BENJAMIN PritchArd,
j. B. keefer, r. Smith and Philip Lew.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Thursday evening at the residence of Mr..
John Mitsch in honor of his daughter, Miss
Rose, by Miss Elizabeth Roeser. Those
present were: The Misses Lizzie Huttinger,
Clementine Bauer, Tlllie Brenm, Annie STRAIT
man, Ella Murray, Clara Mitsch, Celia Benk-
art, Maud and Jeanette Hubert Kate and
Lille Forse, Mary Jacob, Edith Maiser,
Dennis Cans, Henry Stratman, Edw ard
Stratman, William Schneider, Will Roth
rum, John Sauer, Will Marke, Henry Gaert-
ner. Henry Brehm, Oliver Bauer and John
Gateen.
A merry party of young folks gathered at
the home of MIR. Will Trevis Monday to cele-
braIe the anniversary OF his birthday.
Dancing and cards we're the amusements
The 2uests were: MIR. and Mrs. Harry Row.
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bier, MIR. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Hancock, Mr.. and Mrs. viii Rid
die, Mrs. Mary Dunlap. Mrs. NJ. H. Gray,
Mr.. D. st. Clair Wlneiand, Mr.. and Mrs.
God Irey, the Misses Jennie and Lou Schell-
hase, Minnie, Lille and Lizzie Arnold, Fred
Arnold, Thomas Fox, Will Williams, George
Wood, Ben Elliott Thomas Ulum and
George Schellhase.
One of the delightful events of the week
was the Halloween party given by Prof.
Gettings at his home, Fifth street. 1t was
an old fashion affair, and refreshments were
served in country style. Among those
present were: rrof, Willysack Miss Reauch,
MI. Habberkorn and wile, MIR. Kieeber and
wi e, Mrs. Homer Moore. MISS Ida kIeeber,
MIR. Gussie, Miss Grossie, Miss Lynch, Mrs.
Hannah SInilb, Mr.. john and Ed, Smith,
Mrs. Hartley Thompson, from Cincinnati,
Miss Beatrix Venners, Mi. Drabner, Mr.
Canteenie, MI. Doxend, Mr.. and Mrs. Leissir
and son.
An enjoyable event of HalIow cen was a
cnr Mol hal 7
Davis, OF Forty third street, by q few of her
friends. Games and refreshments made the
evening very pleasant one. The guests
were: Misses Mamie Rankin, Edith Conner,
Carr lie Harlem, Edna Losier, Bessie Croft,
Carrie Mitchell, Lottie Neley, Maud Neley,
Pearl Focer, Ida Johnston. Stella Rheanls,
Mabel l.. Davis, Alice Duncan, Grace Telly
and Masters John UtZler. Samuel B. Rheams,
George Harlem, James Jeffries, William T.
Aschen bach, Robert b. Jeffries, and haY-
mond Focer.
Goddess Of Liberty Council, Daughters of
Liberty, Of Braddock, held a red, white and
blue box social in their elegant new hall in
the Carnegie building. on Braddock avenue,
on Halloween. II was O very success ul
affair, both in a financial and social sense.
Before the social features began an enter
tainment OF an excellent Character was
given. Among other things, Miss Nellie
Menges, the elocutionist, gave two selec-
tions. Prof. A. II. List took part, and George
E. Kepple made an address.
A pleasant home wedding took place in
Pa, last Tuesday evening, at
O'Clock, when Miss Sarah Smith became the
bride o! MIR. william Young. The ceremony
was performed at the brides home. The
Rev. W. ID. Irons ofhciated. The bride wore
q dress OF light gray landown trimmed with
white silk and lace, and carried white roses.
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