Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-20

of brilliant euchre players. Those present
were Miss S. 10 st. Clair. of Indiana, Pa. :;
Edward Williams, Of Blairsville; Ira D. Sny-
der, of Greensburg; Misses Mary and Emma
Doty, j. W. Hartman and wife, Mrs. j. E.
Heck, Misses Gertrude Wakefield, Myrtle
Bierer, Jennie Stotler, Mollie Kuhn, L. H.
Harr and wife, E. +. Saxman and ife Marcus
Saxman and wife. DR.. c. NJ. St. Clair and
wife, George De Laney, H. H. Smith, John
G. Stockberger, j. D. Houston, S. P. Reed,
LIE Roy Fleming, Will cooper, W. NJ. Shu-
maker, Charles II. Wakefield and d. j. Bush,
Esq. The first prizes were captured by
Miss Mary Doty and Mr.. j. D. Houston, while
the BOBBY prizes fell to the lot of Mrs. DR..
st. Clair and L. II. Harr. Thirty games
were played at each table, the correct
counters" being used When the series was
courses of elegant refreshments, at the same
time presenting each of her guests with a
beautiful buttonniere of fragrant flowers.
One of the most fashionable events Of the
season was held in honor OF Mr.. William
England, Plumer street, on Friday evening,
March Is, 1892. The large double parlors
were thrown open and dancing and card
playing were participated in tuntil q late
hour. The music was furnished by the
Minuette Orchestra. At II O'Clock the guests
to. e which which al. an did ample jas:
Misses Margaret T 4. Givens, Pensat Ella el ADAMS @
NAV Hagen. Alice and Florida Miller, Eliza
beth Hutchinson. Ella Ogden, Lizzie Hare.
Emma Colvin, Elizabeth Taylor, Jennie
Taylor and Annie England; Messrs. Lucius
Hill, Herbert Wilson, Charles Adams,
Guy Gross, Harry Mcconnell, William Nc
Cracken, Fred Cole, William Young. ]. F.
Charles A. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles England and others.
There was delightful 'Day with the
pupils" at st. Joseph's Academy, Seton Hill,
Greensburg, yesterday. 1t was the annual
celebration of st. Joseph's Day, and there
were a number of visitors from Pittsburg
and other cities. A good programme Of
music and recitations by the pupils and Sis
tiers was carried out, and the well-known
hospitality of the Sisters insured full atten-
tfon to the creature comforts OF the guests.
Church, and the Seton Hill Academy being
named after him the Sisters of Charity who
direct the establishment, make it specially
important day in their year.
A wedding that caused some stir in Will
kinsburg last week was that of Mrs. Sue
Wingenroth and Mr.. Samuel A. Tucker,
which took place last Tuesday evening in
the parsonage of the Methodist Protestant
Church, Sandusky street, Allegheny City.
Rev. G. G. Conway oficiated. and none but
intimate friends Of the couple were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker will reside on Ross
street. Williamsburg The bride is well
having been a resident of that place since
she was child. Mr.. Tucker was formerly a
Washington county man.
The regular semi-monthly meeting Of the
Bellevue Bachelor. Club, was held at the
home of Messrs. James L. and s. C. Irwin
last Friday evening. After brief business
session three new members were introduced
to his Royal Highness, the Bschelor Goat
Even the victims enjoyed themselves.
supper was served, after which q stag
quadrille and various other amusements
Messrs. R. F. Hunter, r. G. Gibson, George
Boardman, A. NJ. Travis, George Finley,
Frank Berger, L. o. Cameron, Jr., j. L. and
S. C. Irwin, George Ralston, Percy Sta ck-
house and George Campbell.
A phantom party was given last evening
at the residence of Mr.. Edward Fiatkowski,
South street, Williamsburg, by Miss Lulu
and Mr.. Reed Hill. There were 30
couples present, ana when the gay company
made its appearance all disguised in the
sheets and pillow slips, there was a great
deal OF fun and guessing as to who was who.
Music and dancing were the amusements Of
the evening, and the party broke up only
just in time to escape breaking into the Sab
bath, and with the pleasantest OF recollec-
tions Of the few hours they had spent under
the hospitable roof of the charming young
hostess.
An amusing entertainments was given at
the Williamsburg Opera House on St. Pat
rick's evening under the auspices of the
Players Club, of Braddock. for the benefit
of st. James z. C. Church, Williamsburg
Handy Andy" was performed in a very
manner before large audience. 4
The musical director was Miss Marie Girard,
.
Misses Dunlap, Lucy Miller, Kate McKeever,
Kate MCGOWAN and Messrs. William Finnin,
Irvine, Charles Gilmore, Charles
Richard Thomas and others.
Miss Sarah Boice, one Of Wilkinsburg's
popular society girls, was married on Tues
day evening to MI. y. S. SloaB well-known
resident of Greensburg. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of Mr.. j. N.
Lysinger, on Rebecca street. in the presence
of the relatives and friends of the couple
The bride. has been living with Mrs.
lations Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan left on an e1-
tended wedding tour of Eastern cities. On
their return they will reside in Greensburg.
The marriage season ut Braddock is re-
ported to be not at all 'noisy" during Lent,
the only ripple in the calm Of the peniten-
tial sea being the ceremony uniting Miss
Mary Masters and Mr.. William Harde. The
Rev. Charles Reinewald performed the mar
riage at the house of the brides brother-In.
law, Mr.. William Redman, on Washington
avenue. Both the young people are resi-
dents of Parnassus where they will live
upon returning from the wedding tour.
Fifty young ladies and men belonging to
the North Braddoek U. P. Church spent
night at the house of Mr. Harry
Squires on Sixth street. The costumes of
the young ladies did not display any par
ticular variety, but were certainly novel,
each one of them being habilitated in a
W white china silk wrapper, which the occa.
sion demanded. Games were part of the
evening entertainment, which closed with
supper.
The travelling evangelists, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horner, who have been conducting praise
services in the United Brethren Church, of
for some time, are the guests
Of Rev. Mr. Kiester, of the church, and Mrs.
on Ross street, Williamsburg. Mr..
Horner is known as q remarkable sweet
singer.
The Central Turn Verein will give its
annual concert Wednesday, March IS, at its
hail, Forbes street. Misses Sarah and Agnes
Vogel and Messrs. Joseph Vogel, Sam 8.
ANDERSON and Fred Toerge will be the
soloists. Toerge's orchestra will furnish the
music Tor overture and dancing.
On Monday last the handsome residence OF
Mr.. David Martin. Nunnery Hill, Allegheny,
was the scene of a pleasant surprise rendered
In honor of Mr. Martins $50 birthday. Dane
Ing and music were the principal features Of
the evening. An elaborate and delicious