Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-08
DoINGs IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Events That Are Interesting to the People
of the Two Cities

Events That Are Interesting to the People
of the Two Cities,
Thursday evening a party Of popular
young ladies and gentlemen from Allegheny
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs, W. E. Nc
Carthy, at their lovely home, Winebiddle
and Liberty avenues. East End. Every
pleasure was provided for the guests In
the reception hall band poured forth sweet
music, while the long parlors with their
white crashed floors swarmed with light-
footed, merry dancers Cards enchanted
another roomfull, while the lovers soon
found the quiet, cool verandas. Great bowls
of stra awberry punch did constant duty to
quench the thirst of the guests. Even
from her high perch on her
and commented on it, much to the amuse-
ment of all. As the clock chimed the mid
night hour dainty supper was served,
after which dancing was resumed. 1t would
be hard to select more handsome set of
people than those present on the occasion.
The host ana hostess have won the hearts of
the following: Mrs. Josie McCaig. Miss Dal-
zell, Miss McKeown, Miss Lide Fitzpatrick,
Miss Wyble. Miss Alice Carney, Miss Jennie
and Lizzie Kelley, Miss Ida Beaver, Miss
Clara Koerner, Miss Maggie BarrowS, Miss
Mary Elphinstone, Mr.. Tom Mccarthy Mr.
Harry Beaver, Mr.. McClurg, Mr.. Ross Seton,
Mr.. viii Minnick, Mr. .Protzman, Mr.. Samsell
Mr.. Clarence Johnston, Mr.. Wyble, MI. Adair
and MI. A. Buchanan.
Saturday, May IA, highly original, and, it
is safe to say, amusing entertainment will be
given by newly organized company OF am
ateurs at Choral Hall, Sewickley. 1t is to be
a minstrel entertainment for the benefit of
that excellent charitable organization
known as 1.-THE Shut-In" Society, which
makes the care of bed-ridden inyalids its
especial object The suburban Minstrels as
they have called themselves. include these
young Sewickleyans: Charles and Eugene
Murray, Percy and John Bishop, Aieck
Brooks. Watson Adair, Will Nevin W. New
in, Edward and Fredk: Mcmillan, Harry At
wood, Miller Wardrop, Stewart Spencer, John
Benton, Will Beatty, John McCord and
George johnson. Mrs. j. Benton and Will
Abercombie have also helped largely in the
organization and management OF the per-
Torrance, which will take place at O'Clock
next Saturday evening at Choral Hall The
Suburban Minstrels will render large pro-
gramme OF songs, dances and choruses,
properly interspersed with jokes, etc., of
the approved minstrel fashion. The bows
are to be attired in tennis suits of gorgeous
hue, and altogether very pretty entertain
had at the bank, at Krapp's drug store in
Sewickley, or of any of the young minstrels.
One of the leading events of the week, and
one that has been looked forward to for
some time, was the meeting of the Outing
Circle. at the residence of Mr.. Locke, on
Mt. Oliver on Friday evening last. The
meeting was well attended, and an enjoya-
BILE time was spent. The programme for the
evening consisted of music and recitation
MI. Ted Locke, graduate of q Boston
school of elocution, entertained the guests
very much, and was made the recipient of
a beautiful boquet OF flowers. Miss Bessie
Thomas also recited number of pieces.
Lunch was served at 10, and then a stroll
was taken through the nearby woods.
Among the guests were the Misses Nellie
Locke, Nellie Glendenning, Bessie Thomas
Cora Polster, Alice Arbogast, Olive Wagner,
Mary Burtt, Ella Wilhelm and Martha Nc.
Roberts; while the gentlemen were Messrs.
Samuel Gould, Clifford Esky, Harry
Schwarm, Andrew McRoberts, Edward
Stuckert, E. Gould, Edwin Schramm, Harry
Glendenning, TED Locke, Frank Locke and
James Myers
The surprise party given Miss Maud Dunn
last week was most enjoyable affair. Lunch
was served. at midnight, and dancing con-
tinued into the wee sma' hours. Those
present were: Misses Maud Dunn, Millie
McKeown, Maggie Williams, Katie Mooney,
Katie McKeown, Maggie Nugent, Mary
Radlv, Mollie Devlin, Agnes McKeown, An
ME Sullivan, Messrs. David Martin, Conner
Thomas, Alfred Engeman. Carl Kennedy,
John Slater, John c. Kipp, George Hall, John
Rice, John Snyder. Christy Samon, George
Rice, John Lambertus, William SNYDER AL
bert Unks, John Morgan, Charles Rech and
Martin sullivan.
The Progress Club held pleasant recep-
tion and dance at Christy's Hall, Penn ave-
nue.. Thursday evening The affair was
successfully conducted by Messrs. James
Gormley. II. s. Bair, Walter Hoyt, E. HI. Nc
Fall, o. d. Kaiser, John Caldwell, Will T.
Rees, w. r. Howe, George Swern and NJ.
Omohundro.
Miss Name Saunders, an accomplished
young lady of st. Andrews congregation,
Allegheny was married to Mr.. W. E. Michels I
Wednesday evening, May 4. Miss Nell Lee