Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06


dock. to the number Of 10 persons, spent
Tuesday eve ata masquerade party at the
berger, West End. Some of the ladies'
costumes were very handsome and others
decidedly odd It was leap year affair,
and Miss Flora Parker.
Last Tuesday a very enjoyable time was
spent at the residence of the Misses Hart
man, at Bellview. Euchre WAS INDUCED in
until IL O'Clock, when the guests partook of
a sunrptuous luncheon. Next: came music
and dancing. after which the guesl. took
leave of their charming hostesses at an
early hour in the morning. Among those
present were the Misses Ella ERNST. III.
E,nist X. Mclaughlin, B. Stackhouse, Tfllie
Sexton, Annie and Gertie Wood, Maggie and
Sallie Halpin, Ella Sexton. Mary Nash.
Laura. Nellie and Elnora Hartman, Mr. and
Mrs William France, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Messrs. Frank Young, C. Kooser, +. kiInber-
land, Walter Kreppa "A j. Gicgerich. Ed
Mckee, Ed Sexton, William Thompson. F..
Payton, L. Hartman, Albert Hartman. W hfte,
Kay, +. L. Jones. Hamborski, Nelis r. Weis
ser. The prizes were won by the following:
m.ls Ldss sta py M1si
The BOBBY prizes were awarded TO Miss
Maggie Halpfn and Mr.. Mckee.
! An elaborate and enjoyable social event
was the surprise party rendered Mr. Will
jenkins at his parents residence, Nineteenth
street, Southside, on Tuesday evening Of
last week. Dancing was one of the features
of the evening. Numerous parlor games
were indulged in. At 8 A. M. the
gathering dispursed, breaking up an
hn hsar rad
Among those present were the Misses
Annie GrifIiths Ada Morgan, Lizzie Adler,
Lilly Bolton, Marv Simmons, Netie Adler,
Jcnnette Jones' Miss Hatfield, Mary Adler
Maggie Jenkins, Phoebe Jones, Emily Jones.
Maggie Spratt, Annie Jenkins, Bessie Briggs,
Bessie Jones, Birdie Cue, Blanche Cue
Eeoina spratt Sadie Jenkins. May Rub
Nellie Gallagher, Mrs. William II: Moody,
Messrs. Sam Low, Tom Davis. John McKave.
Harry Booth. Charlie Cochran, Willie Jen-
Harp, George Coales, Mr.. Devlin, Walter
Thomas, John Plunfett, Reese Wilson,
Charlie Garrison: Dave Morssn. Charlie Tis,ai;
Aleap year surprise party WAS held Mon.
day evening at the residence Of Miss Lille
Mccoy, Sarah street. Dancing and dainty
supper afforded the guests great enjoyment
Among those present we're: the Misses Susie,
Mollie ana Matte MCGOWAN. Aggie Dunn,
Annie and Mary McClelland. Emma Orth,
Carrie Miller, May Duffy. Aggie. Nellie and
Lizzie Gallagher Alta Riggs Ella GTSgan,
Weidinan, Carrie Wilhelm, Emma Rectanus.
Kittie Patterson, Jennie Atchison; Messrs.
John Mcdonald, Maurice and Charles
Will McAfree, VIII Speer, James Murphy,
Will Garrigan. Anthony MCGOWAN, Al Orth,
Will Grogan. James Bittner, Henry wilhelm,
r. Matt
Miller, Jake Zeilers. Samuel McCarten and
James jackson.
An enjoyable leap year party was held
last Tuesday evening by Miss Anna Blum.
ming, Name Killen and Agnes Lyttle, chap
eroned by Mrs. McHenry. Among the many
present were Cora killen, Edith Page, Alice
Stella Snowden. Beckia Hubbard. Maggie
Cosloe, Blanche Kuntz. Miss Hill. Miss
Croutch c. Donnely, Miss Golden. Minnie
Brown, Annie GiIieander, Ella Spear; Messrs
Lutz. Gallaher, Brown, Glover,
Harmony, Richev, Buttress. Coltas. Lamb,
Page, Stockdale, Heron, kuntzel-
ming. womersley, Ginter, Miller and Mil
lagan.
Rev. Robert NJ. Donaldson and Miss
Jeannie E. Talcott were married at the resi-
in this city, Tuesday afternoon, Rev. w. C. /
Fowler offfciating. The marriage was a
quiet affair, only the immediate relatives
being present. The groom is resident pastor
of the Presbyterian Society OF Hastings,
Minn., and the bride daughter OF Mrs. f.
A. Talcott, and sister of Mayor E. H. Talcott
and H. C. Talcott. of this city. After the
ceremony the bridal party repaired to the
of Mayor Talcott. where dinner
was served, when the bride and groom de-
-tod NV fho their
future home at Hastings.
The Irving Literary Society of the Western
met at the Hotel Duquesne, on
Friday evening. on which occasion a sump-
tnous banquet was enjoyed. In addition to
the Numerous speeches delivered, represen-
tatives of the giee and guitar clubs rendered
some very enjoyable music.
The Williamsburg Chautauqua Circle were
at the residence of Mrs. Hen
ming, on Wallace street. last Monday even
ing. The American Revolution was dis
members. There will be another meeting
evening.
A delightful leap year party was given at
the home of Miss Eva Weitzell, on Franklin
street. Williamsburg, last Tuesday evening.
All sorts of games were indulged in, and the
hours passed all too swiftly for the merry
There were. present about
dozen couples.
Mrs. Bush, OF Dinwiddie street, assisted by
her daughter, Miss Genevive. entertained
the Merceda Euchre Club last Wednesday
evening. There were many guests of the
club present After cards were played and
the victors received their prizes, q dainty
was enjoyed.
The marriage of Miss Carrie NJ. Stuart and
George ]. Refs took place last Wednesday
evening. March 9, at the brides residence,
No. IS Webster avenue, city, the Rev. David
Jones officiating. The happy couple left on
an extended wedding four Through the
East.
A pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of Mrs. Newton Treese at her home
on Washington avenue, Braddock Friday
evening" by some 20 friends. Dancing and
music were among the pleasures Of the
evening.
On Monday evening n most enjoyable time
was spent by a number OF young people'at
the home Of Miss McAllister. 1872 Juniata
street. Allegheny. The occasion of this
was phantom leap year party.
Cards have been received for the marriage
Of Miss Ida NJ. Lane, ,of Minneapolis, form
erly of Pittsburg, to Mr.. Eugene Pike, Of the
first named CITY,.
The 10th birthday OF Miss Lille Aird, of
Fifth street, was remembered pleasantly by
her little friends on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Mckee, OF Eagewood
Park, entertained company of friends to
dinner Thursday evening, March 8.
BITS OF PERSONAL NEWS.
Mr. T. Newman md wife of TSro dock