Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25


party was given at the home Of Mrs. J..
Ryan, Thirty-seventh and Butler stree Is, by
party of her young friends, includin g the
Misses Fannie Gemmell, Lillian Barry. Bar
Alice Staniclz, Emma Statham, Cecil Gillic,
Maggie Carringan, Lena Collar, Agnes Kelly,
Mollie and Maggie Fitzsimmons, Maggie
Freeman, Maize Printer and Messrs. J. j.
w. II. McHenry. ]. Kiefer, b: Suhl. d. Finn,
d. Barry, J. h. Weaver, s. J. Philips. W. S.
Picket w. c. Dewiss, Peter Levelle and Mr..
and Mrs. Buss.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. n.
Nichols, of Lloyd avenue, North Braddock,
celebrated their twenty-fifth marriage ami
versary. The guests and the celebrants en-
Joyed very pleasant evening. Supper was
served and many valuable presents were re-
Benford and wife, Johnstown; Mr. and Mrs.
K. G. Carnes. OF Butler: Mrs. E. d. Brad
wood, Of Pittsburg: Rev. DR.. T. N. Boyle.
MT. and Mrs. E; F: Kline, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregory, Mr..
LutherCollier, Misses Mary and Ella Black
and MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Meigs.
Little +year-old Thomas Callaghan. of
Fulton street, was the bright little host to
a score of tiny friends last Monday evening.
1t was his 4th birthday and his dimpled
baby face was aglow with happiness as he
tremendously greeted each comrade,
standing just within the drawing room.
There were recitat1ons by some of the chill
dren, fancy dances and music and games Of
all kinds. Then the little host, with pretty
baby Marion Walker. led the grand march
to the dining room 10 a table where every
Wand loved by child was spread. A great
many handsome presents were received
Mr.. j. A. Bingar, of Jeanette, was given
pleasant surprise party by a host of his
friends Thursday evening. Music and dano-
ing were enjoyed until a late hour, whom
supper was served. Misses w. Davis. L.
l. Gallagher, N. Malone. NJ Michael, 3.
Knechtel, E. Rodgers. M. McElroy, A.
Powers; Messrs. l. Desicy. 81. Dcscy, W.
Fiie g. Mawhines, E. GallagSe;r Ss; i L. Reardon,
Z. Rodgers, j. Burgin; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bis
chotf and Mr.. and Mrs ]. Burgin.
The marriage of Miss Maggie Allen to Mr.
William A. Mcconnell occurred last Thurs
day evening at the residence Of the Rev.
Frank Getty. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Lizzie. and the groom by
Mr.. Thomas Johnston. After the ceremony,
supper was served at the residence of Mr.
Morrow on Woods Run avenue, Allegheny.
Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Scheif, Mrs. McCon-
nell, Mrs. Drum. Kitty Drum, Lizzie Allen,
Lizzie Young, Rose Powell, Thomas john
ston and Clarence Hoffman.
Mrs. F. NJ. King, of Carson street. enter
tanned a number of her friends on Thursday
evening with progressive euchre. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins and
their daughter, of Indiana polls; Mrs. Joyce
and daughter, the Misses King, Mr. F. Kelly,
Messrs. T. NJ. Carr, Joseph Walls, Bart King,
Miss Z. Kelly. Miss X. NJ Floyd, Jury Com
missioner Mullen and vile, Captain Foster
and Miss Bodkin, OF Boston.
Apleasant evening was spent at the homo
of Miss Bengough, Tuesday. Music and
were: The Misses Cress, Rafferty,, Bengough,
Milligan, Sullivan, Goodwise, Mawhinny,
Malone, Crichlow, and MessrG r. and +.
Magill. F. and l. Westerman, A. Hamilton,
r. Hapsel, z. Schlender, r. Vronan, j. Ben
nett, W. Taylor, A. Rouch, 81. Crichlow, w.
Bengough and j. Lowrey.
An excellent institution is to be opened
near Williamsburg Friday next, the 30th in
slant. It is the new United Presby terian
Home for Aged Women, which occupies the
former Biddle mansion, known as Maple
Shade. 1t is lovely place, and the recep-
tion in connection with the opening should
be most enjoyable. There will be q lunch
con and an interesting programme of exer-
cises.
Mrs Graf, of sewickley, has 1ssued cards
for her study class, which will commence
September % at her house on Thorn street.
The CLUB colors-yellow and blue-are
daintily tied on one corner of the GARD.
The subject for the winters study is Eng
land from 1865 to the present era
The Rev. Charles Reinewald, pastor OF the
First English Lutheran Church, Of Brad.
dock, has accepted a call from the English
congregation at Emmetsburg, Md,
q wealthy charge there. Rev. Refine wald
will deliver his final address to the Brad
dock church next Sunday.
Miss Katheryne wesling, Of Ward street,
Oakland, has returned from Q three weeks
visit to Cleveland, Niagara Falls and Bufra-
10. While in Buffalo she was entertained
by her friend, Miss Carrie B. Wheeler, of
South Division street.
Cards were recsfved in the ciry this week
the marriage Of Mr.. William B.
Curry, formerly Of Allegheny, now mer-
chant OF San Antonio, Tex, to Miss Pauline
Dahlguren. The marriage will take place
October L.
A surprise party met at the home Of Mr..
Joseph Meigs. on Corey avenue, Braddock,
on Tuesday evening, the occasion being the
twenty-third anniversary OF Mr.. 5Meig's
birth.
musical was given Friday evening by
their cousin, Miss Annie Coll, of Jefferson
vile, Ind.
Cards are out for Mr and Mrs. J. W. Orrs
1t home the evening Of the 3oth of this |
month. at l99 Arch street, Allegheny.
Miss Elma Naser, of Forty-tnird street, On. |
last Friday evening in the honor |
If Miss Mary Olliger, of Meyersdale.
Personal Gossip of Autumn.
Mr.. Rob Rogers left on Saturday for Belize |
rue College, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Appel have arrived |
nome from their Western trip.
Rev. j. H. Persh1ng. of the Copeland o. B.
Church, is in Washington, D. G.
M. Mcdonald left for Cumberland, Nd,
md Uniontown on business yesterday.
Miss Margaret Armile, of Rochester Pa is