Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-30
The opening entertainment Of the season
of the Union League took place last night.
THE SOCIAL MIRROR.
A Reflection OF the Gay Events Of the
Past Week.

"A heLeCCOn OF the Gay EvenGS OF Gno
Past Week.
A fashionable wedding took place in Allie
| gheny on Thursday evening at the resi-
! dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jacob Miller Pennsylvania avenue. The
| contracting parties were Miss Lucy Miller
| and Mr. William Werner. There were over
$50 friends of the happy couple present to
| witness the ceremony. The Rev. G. A.
| Boehriag, of Allegheny off ciated. Among
| those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Greene.
walt. OF Williamsburg; Mrs. Charles HImmel.
mer, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. Trich, of
WilkinHburg: Mrs. Fassett, Mrand Mrs. Brau-
stetter, Mr.. and Mrs. Linn, Mrs. Fasbinder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner, the Misses Bott Miss
Huber, the Misses Fasbinders, Mrs. Nimert
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Berger, Mrs Hauch, Miss jain. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Kress, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kress, Mr..
and Mrs. Reese, the Misses Eisenhour, Miss
kress and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bierinan. The
bride ore dress of light gray lansdown,
trimmed in white silk lace and ribbon, and
carried white roses. The bridesmaid, Miss
of cream white cashmere, trimmed in white
lace and ribbons and carried pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner have gone to live in a
ne W house on Fayette street.
A pleasant home wedding was celebrated
Thursday evening at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Stokes, Ellsworth street,
Allegheny, Rev. DR.. Holmes officiating. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Samuel Nc
Kean Fry and Miss Lucy X. Stokes, who are
popular young people in Allegheny society.
The bride is organist Of the German NJ. E.
Church After the marriage ceremony there
was a reception at which the following were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. David Fry, Captain
and Mrs William Merrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. Fairman, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mears,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kay, Mrs. Charlotte An
thony, Mrs Martha Allison, Mrs. Emma
Close, the Misses Georgie Martin, Emma
Minnie Fry, Sadie Fry. Myrtle Fry, Bessie
Stokes and The Messrs Hugh Cameron, Boyd
Nfbock, Daniel Brown, Ellis Metz. Charles
Werkmeister, Ed Werkmeister, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bald win and John H. Stokes.
An enjoyable event of the week was the
dancing party given last Tuesday evening
by C. B. Kennedy and t. +. Merritt, at the
home of the latter on Dinwiddie street.
Da cling was participated in from $50 until
mi unight, after which lunch was served.
Among those present were the Misses Fem
Wilkinson, GIaham. Cleary. Blake, Her
mansdorfcr. Boyd, Girard, watson, Quinn,
IIemebrich, Stone, Crawford, Copeland,
Mrs; T. a1 FaTr C. Fnfon Orr vapaiF
McDougal. SchafTer, Matheson, Miller,
Schaur, Jordon. Kelly, ramsey, Nelson,
o'Neil. Hard, Billinser, Haney. Ross. Swift.
Wickersham, Pennock, Herbert and Mirton.
The Belle-va- Radios held their second re-
ception Wednesday last at their parlors, IS
Federal street. 1t was pronounced by all
very successful. Amo ng those present were
the Misses Maier, Fisher Williams, Miller,
Maxwell, Blake, Shields, Moore, Edgar,
Thomas, Duff, Kelly, Dunn, Duff, Nicklass,
Nudge, Kaul Ferguson, Madden, McCutch-
con, OHara, Pritchard, Madden, and
Messrs. Flocker. Turbett, Nicklass, Ander-
Keuchler. schlotters. FELTON,. sherer. Mathe-
son. Wormsley, Page!, Bemmings, Schaffer,
McGaw, Bishop. Gallery. Norris, Uecker-
man, voie r Roberts, Wylie, n Moore, E. Nc
\. Dorr. The club will hold another recep-
tion November9 g.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. John Loder,
Corresponding secretary of Local Union
No. 46, Iron Molders' Union of North
America, was the recipient of a present of a
crayon portrait OF himself and wife. The
gentlemen forming the party assembled at
the residence of j. A. Stewart, Federal
street. Allegheny, and accompanied by
M usic, marched in a body to the residence
OF Mrs. Loder's mother, Penn avenue. where
the pictures were presented by President
Fitzsiminons. Among those present were:
Frank Humphreys, Samuel Hibos, John
H. Hambiev, John A Killen, John Murtz.
Joseph B. FitZsimmons, John Hosek, Frank
Barrie and William Gibson.
Thursday evening q pleasant surprise
party was given at the home of Mr., Law
renee Shaners, Allegheny. The occasion
was in honor of his birthday anniversary.
Music, dancing, aaines and refreshments
made up the evenings enjoyment. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Shaners, James
Stimple, Frank He in, L. Barn, ii. Myer, Al
Beckert, y. Kinlein, r. Burns, Ii. Ludwig,
James b. Smythe, Charles anu Peter BAIL,
Charles Gallaher. John and Joseph, Detzei,
John Ferguson, L. Meyer, the Misses Rosa
Beckert, Lizzie and Mary BAIL, Miss c.
Caffery, Miss Kinlein, Miss Kelly, Miss
Detzel and Rosy BAIL.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Mary
Wehrli, of Edmond tieet, was agreeabiy
surprised by party of young folks. Among
those who comprised the party were MIR.
and Mrs. Purcell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, the
Misses BrUner, Statham, Nell and Mamie
Horne, Mary Haley, Stella and Lucy Nc
Closkey. Mary Gardner, Mary Lutz, Alice
and Bird Collins. Messrs. Phillips, Keefe,
Savage, Sullivan, j. Lenkhardt, Will Tejcli-
Wickland, Watkins Haley and Keneily. .--
A dainty wedding was that of Mr.. Fred A.
Smith and Miss Eshna Rueff, OF McKee's
Rocks, last Thursday morning. 1t was cele-
brated with q nuptial mass at st. Francis de
Sales Church by Rev. Coyne. The bride
was attended by Miss Katie Brimliny and
the best man was Mr.. August Lindenfelaer.
AfJer the ceremony Al wedding breakfast
was served at the home Of the Hroom's