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

THE
Thursday and Friday evenings. 1t is for a
special charitable purpose. The famous
| from this city and Braddock assisted. The
audiences were large, and the affair vas en-
inently successful
4 Halloween surprise party was rendered
Miss Daisy Gould at her home, Marion
street, West End, by her schoolmates.
Music was rendered by the Misses Myrtle
! and Dora Leister. Among those present
were Carrie and Annie Feltner. Myrtle and
Dora Lester Howard Strong, Park and
Walter Gould, Ben Prack, Cora and SADIE
Stewart, Frank Schaum, Harry Harrington,
Gertie and Huda Davidson, Elmer and Ray.
mond Spencer, Katie Poehlmann, Lizzie
|. Hoffmeister, Myrtle and Jennie Breton,
Elsie Deer, Gustie Steinhauser and Joe and
Scott Moore.
There was a pleasant surprise party given
to Miss Mary Moore at her home Forbes
street. on Halloween. An enjoyable time
was spent in games and dancing. Among
those present were: The Misses Matte
End; Minnie Hu ecker, Bertha BLACK, LIZ
zie and Jennie Irwin, Kate Torley, Marie j.
Black, of Indiana, Pa; Mae Coulter, OF Leech-
burg; Harry McKelvey, Ross Porter, L: d.
Sam Evans, c. E. Black, Clark Gress, H. NJ.
johnson, Will Black, Wes johnson, James
Bradley.
Among the weddings of the past week was
that of Mr.. william C. Winterhalter and
Miss Lille Keidel, which took place at the
Smithfield Street Church on Thursday, No
vember s, at o'clock, Rev. Ruof officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed by the i'm
mediate relatives and after q wedding sup
per the young couple left on an Eastern
trip. Many handsome presents were re-
ceived. After their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Winterhalter will live at Ingham station,
where the groom has built a beautiful home
for his bride.
Miss Ivy Albee and the Misses Jennie and
Name Kinds entertained few friends at
the residence Of their grandm other Hal
loween. Dancing and euchre occupied the
first part of the evening, after which
dainty lunch was served. Among the guests
were the Misses Emma Paulson, Lizzie
Paulson, Jerome Paulson, Lou Metzsar,
Maggie Stewart, Carrie and Name McKim.
Jennie, Name and Clara Kinds, Messrs.
Cassidy, Parker, Pence, Paulson. Albee,
Stewart, Earnest, Kinds, Petrosky, Cook and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus A. Keck were rendered
a Halloween surprise party by number of
their friends at their residence at Aspin-
wall. Among the guests were Mrs. Jacob
Rhule, Mrs Sadie Rhule, and Miss Annie
Rhule, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Warren, Miss
Mannts Nam Mslaoe r Miss Emma Mr.
Samuel Reeves, Miss Annie Irwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Weaver, MIR. snd Mrs. BENZ. T.
M Mss S Gare Carrie K9ule Ms ents Miss sban Mole
Miss Isie West and Mr.. Bert Gibbs.
An enjoyable Halloween surprise party
was given to Miss Dollie Dougherty at her
home, Federal street, Pittsburg. Music and
dancing were features of the evening.
Among those present were the Misses Nan
ME Mckay, Minnie Reisfar, Mollle Mckay,
Ella Douglass, Minnie Moore, Anna and
Belle Deugherty, Belle Carson. Dollie
Fulton, Me>srs. Reisfar, Cunningham, Han
Patterson, Mercer, Ruswinkle, Collins, Car
son and Graham.
Members of the Magnolia euchre club were
pleasantly entertained by the Misses Siemon
at their home, Fifth avenue. The prizes
were awarded Miss Milly Mangold and Mr..
Charles Carpenter, after which dainty
the sses Milly Mangold, Tillie Nickel. May
Wheeler. Gussie and Emma Nickel, Ida
Mansold, Clara and Nellie Siemon, Carrie
Schuetz and Anna Braun, Messrs. Carpenter
EIDE, Demmler, Nickel, Siemon, Kaiser, Oct
ting, Klein, Mangold and Mathews.
The Crystal Euchre Club gave a reception
at the residence of Miss Lizzie Erwin, No. rs
Devilliers street, on Friday, November l.
The head prizes were won by Miss Name
McFadden and Mr. Wesley Johnson, the
Lizzie Keyser. Among those present were:
Misses Agnes Gress. Buchf1eld, Lizzie and
Rose Keyser, Ella and Name McFadden,
and Jennie and Lizzie Erwin, and Messrs.
spaulding Frank Fenton, McGeary, Erwin,
EARLY and Evans.
The White Rose Social Club, of the South
side, gave an enjoy able surprise party to
one of its members Mr.. Michael Ryan,
South Eighth street, on Halloween. Those
present were: The Misses Annie Schuster,
Jennie Upper, Lizzie McLaug him, Annie
Ryan, Annie Mclaughlin, Maud Tountler,
ming, Mollle Pain, Messrs. Louis Schuster
Arthur Jones, Thomas Mclaughlin, Michael
Ryan, Nicholas Ackerman, " lille Hemmick,
Edward O'Connors and Daniel Ryan.
reception was given by Mrs. ]. M. KILN
at her residence, Locust street, Wednesday
evening, in honor of her son Frank, who
has just returned from Washington. Danc-
ing was the amusement of the evening
Among the guests were: The Misses Mamie
and Cora KILN, Katie Raymond, Annie
Lytle, Emma Hill, Emma Votwine, Miss Nc
Entyre, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Porter, MIR. and Mrs.
j. H. Lucille, Messrs. Joe Leonard. Will
Bester, Prof. Neves and Harry Colvin.
A birthday party was given by Mrs. WILL
Jams at her home Market street. Allegheny,
to umber of her friends Thursday even
ing. Dancing wa the feature of the even
ing. Mrs. Williams received many hand
some presents. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. PaIkhill, Mr.. and Mrs. Wampler, Mr..
and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. We1lard, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Weornly. Mr.. and Mrs.E Weorn.
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Morrow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tompkins, Mr. and Mrs. L. Dunn, MIR. and
Mrs. L. Burns.
A few of the little friends OF Miss Lolita,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jed. Clarke,
of Breckenridge avenue Tarentum, gath
cred at her home Halloween. The little
hostess received her friends with great
pleasure, and very enjoyable evening was
spent. Among those present were Lizzie
and Abbie Ginther, Alice Hall, Nettie and
Mamie Herline, George, Freddie. Walter,
Annie and Hilda He'll, Annie Haus and
lotta Clarke.
Mrs. Celestia Mcdonald, who sang at tho
Homeopathic Hospital musicale at Mrs
Jarvis Adams on Friday evening, made an
excellent impression. She has a voice OF
good training was very prominent in her
and methods generally. 1t is to be
e xpected that Mrs. Mcdonald will be heard
frequently in Pittsburg this winter but q
more extended field doubtless awaits her.
pleasant Halloween party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs George stoup. of oakmont.