Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-18

reception given by Miss Annie Mohan and
Miss Hattie Abrams, on Thursday evening
! In honor OF the Misses Breen, OF Craig street.
Oakland. The earlier hours Were spent In
dancing. after which supper was served.
Among those present were: Miss Annie
Mohan, who was attired in black surah with
lace trimming and diamond ornaments; Miss
Hattie Abrams. lavender surah with cream
lace; Miss May Barphart canary
@i6r. T.a Kal. OseS Maban lace oardna
silk: Miss Marie Boisson, pale
| blue silk; Miss Clara Mohan, a white
| cashmere gown; Miss Annie Carr. white silk
with pearl passementerie; Miss May Breen,
white luste er with pale blue ribbon trimmings;
Miss Allie Ruch, white silk: Miss Cronin,
white cashmere; Miss Katie Green, pink
| crepe with silk trimmings; Miss Alice Irwin,
red crepe; Miss Julia Tracey. pale blue silk;
Mrs. JAS. A. Breen, her wedding gown of
cream cashmere: Miss Minnie Waggoner,
pink creme with white fur trimmings; Miss
Macgfe O'ReIlly, canary colored silS and
diamonds: Mrs. John McCready. OF Brad
dock. an imported costume OF blue and gray
and diam9nd Ian I'd ornaments: % n, Others p present
ana son, Messrs. Jas. A. Breen, John Nc
Cready, JAS Tracy, Edward Breen, Frank
Loeb. Jerry Cronin, John NJ. Boisson, VIM.
McCa nm. Thomas Bowman, Thomas Cullan,
VIM. Flynn. MIR. Morris, Fred Maedrr. Mr.
Murphy, MIR. Gallinger. Frank Mcknight,
JAS. Cronin, ". D. Alexander, John NJ. Nor.
rison, VIM. Gallagher, John and Thomas
Brennan and Daniel Mccarthy.
An ENJOYABLE event Of the week was an
evening party given by Mr.. John Shields. of
Western avenue, for his son, James. and
host of his young friends. The spacious
pa rlors covered with crash, decorated with
flowers and dotted with many electricl lights,
blending with the lovely dresses of the
pretty maidens, made it indeed lovely
scene. There was instrumental and vocal
music and dancing. A dainty supper was
y re
Shielus, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne Birdie
Pinney. Maggie Dunn, Bertha Adams, Annie
Ayre, Maggie. Jennie and Lizzie Hood,
Lizzie Kanntng, Mamie and Gertie Shields,
Edith Watson, Susie Duncan, Sadie and
Nellie Snowden, Ida Burton, Laura and
Ella Mooney, Miss Shields Lille Smalley,
Lille Fisher, Maggie Watson. Matte Haw-
thorne Zaida and Maud Haffner, Minnie
Cahill ana Ella Sutherland; Messrs Charles
Watson, Oliver and Denny Dunn, George
Hood, John Miller, James A. Shields. Nor
ris and Henry Netting, Howard Haffner,
Wendell Somes, McKe: Zie Cahill, Prot.
George smucker, L. NJ. Latimer, Me rriI De
Trance, Prof. Charles Couch, Rev. r. A.
Cutler, Mr.. Thompson, Herman Rodgers,
John Kimme, Mr.. Miller, Earnest Wier,
John and Todd Hawthorne and Master Rob.
ert Shields.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
in honor OF Miss Maggie Roche ut Erner's
Hall. Thirty-fourth street, on Friday even
ing. The guests we're: Misses Ella McGreg-.
gor, Emma Davis, Katie Keating. Brlggetta
Malvey, Mamie Hickey. Sadie Perry. Mary
Beam, Kate Hurst, Minnie Perry, Aggie
Traub, Katie Mccarthy, Susie and Mamie
Beam, Fe Iey 1raub, Mamie McManus, Fan.
ME Gmble, Bar0e line, Maud Mcclure
Gertrude Detemple. Messrs. James Garri-
gan, " alter Boo he, James Keethey, Robert
0Iing, Harry Hickey, Harry Humphrey,
Will Flynn, Tom McGill, Mike Farrell, james
Gibson, Howard Mum, Nike McGIl, Frank
Bostrick, James Bosley, james McManus,
ningham, John Mccarthy, Charlie Batcliff,
Jerry Connors. George AcCutcheon ana
Fred Hereld.
A musical programme of unusual merit
has been arranged tor benefit concert to
be given next Tuesday evening in Union
Hall, LawrenceviIle, under the auspices of
the Young Mems Orchestra of St. John the
Baptist Church Among those who will
take part are The Misses Grace Miller, Mag
gle McIabe, Ella Ward, Molly Larkins, LiE-
zie Hall, Ella Maloney, Lille Connolly, Til
lie Weaver, Lizzie Wilson, v0calists; Miss
Jennie Mes cen, pianist; Miss Bessie Ash
9angh. elocutionist: and Messrs. james
and p. Derwin. baritone. The Anchor
Greys Band has kindly volunteered to fur
nish the music Tor the occasion. The affair
is under the direction OF Prof Thomas 4.
Kirk.
A pretty wedding is announced to take
place next Tuesday at the home OF Mrs, w,
C. Foulk, Bluff street, when her niece, Miss
Cornelia B. ReLo, will become the. bride of
Mr. Charles Bolen. The maid OF honor will
be Miss AIDA Reno, and the bridemaids will
be Miss Mar2aret Hill, OF Western avenue,
and Miss Cora Simeral, a cousin OF the
bride. The best man Is to be Mr. p Il.
Foulk. Rev. William Cowl, OF Beaver Falls
will oficiats. Miss Reno is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Reno, of Baden station
but on account of the Inconvenience of
going by train to their home it was decided
70 have the marriage celebrated az Mrs
Foulk's house.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss May McLauslin by her friends at her
residence. Fair Haven, Thursday evening.
Games and dancing were the features of the
evening. Among those present were: Misses
Alice Mackin, Minnie Coil, Bella Connors
Josephine Seiiert, Pearl Connors, Annabel
Crooke, Marguerite Pfa1f, Ella Provost
Minnie Sinnil, Tillie Sinnil, Florence Hatton:
Messrs. Griener, Geo. Provost Dave Perry
John Provost, Clyde White, Vincent Perry
Henry Coll, Charlie Cullen, Harry Long
William Fisher, John Thompson and VIII.
fam Hatton.
social function OF the week was the
party given at the residence OF MIR. Thomas
Grace, Crawford street. Wednesday even.
ing. Those present were: Misses Mamie
Duffy, Annie King. Maggie Friel, Mary
Fitzpatrick. Sadie Duffy, julie Flynn, Name
Barry and Mrs. Robinson, Messrs. A. Bonner.
A. Woods, S: cannon, L. Crawford, j. Sulli.
van, j. Brickley, s. Connolly, j. Barry II.
Holland, II. McCambridge, j. Connolly. Z.
Duffy, j. McNally, j. Gittinan, L. Bishop. j.
Gallery, L. Bonner, L. Teahi, M. Barry. W
McKelvy, f. Kennedy, III. Duny, w. Bernd
and d. Altman.
On Wednesday evening the Americus
Club OF Johnstown, Pa, gave one of its in.
formal dances in the club room, from until
l2 O'Clock. Music was furnished by the
Opera House Orchestra. The guests were
Miss Ethel Brown, OF Wooster, O.; Miss Dun
levy. OF Pittsburg, aud Miss Sard Jennings.
or East Brady. Those who chaperoned