Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-31
soCIETY's MERRY-Go-R0UND.
It Carried Joy for All Sorts Of People
During the Past Week.

| One OF the delightful events Of the season
was a surprise party rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
! W. F. Meyers, at their new residence, No. 229
Edwin street, East End by the Misses Ratti-
gam. Dancing and card playing were in
dulged in and an elegant luncheon was
served at midnight. Those present were:
seigner, Adams, N. Leni, F. WJcoff. E. seig.
ner. L. Gallery, AL Brown, II. Lowery, Allier,
Henry. $. Gallery, Wall, NJ, Byron, A. Nc
MILAN, l.. Rodgers, Z. Mcdonald and A.
Jordan; Messrs. William johnson. Joseph
Walt, H. Harbaugh, X. Ross. d. Gowy. E..
Theifold, Charles Moore, 1. Alexander,
| Thomas McCune, Robert Jordan, Robert
| Wicoff, Ed Rodrick, William Seigner, Will
scu Gambe Renssr ReRs TRemas Mener %ns
man, Kuntz, McKalister, F. Rahe, Mr.. and
Mrs Lingenfeltzer, Mr.. James Wakefield
and an wife. Mr. Samuel Denholm and WIFE MT;
| wife, Mr.. L. P Easton and wife, Mr.. j. Rohe
| and wife and others.
An enjoyable leap year party OF the sea-
son was that given by the Misses Myra
| Boyle and Louisa Mathews at Miss Boyle's
home, Market street, on last Thursday even
ing. Too much credit cannot be given to
the'ladies for the hospitality displayed by
| them. Among those present were: Misses
| Murray, Snyder, Cunningham, Minnie Bull
ford, Emma Wilson. Hettie Huber, Jennie
and Maly James. Mamie SCHUYLER, Minnie
| Moscrof, Ida Spellman, Maggie Holland,
Jennie Reeves, Mary Graft, Maliss snair,
Annie Mathews, Maud Friedrich, Nettie and
Annie Robertson and Mary Beers, and Mr.:
| Logan, Mr. and Mrs Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Swartz, Messrs. Sol and George Corners,
| William Tanner, Samuel STill, Harry
Schrieber, James Stewart. Harry Beaver,
| Stanley Datlebaum, Daniel Smith, Joseph
| Speer, Percy Zeigler, Stark Packer, Benja-
min Lambert, Newt. Hazlett, Bell, James.
| Green, Finn, Carpenter, Calhoun, Holland,
| Welch, William Bash, John and Frank
! Dimond, Ritchie.
| very pleasant surprise party was ten
| dered Mr. and Mrs. Weinheimer aG their res
| idence, Echel street, Twenty-seventh ward,
| last Monday evening. Dancing was one of
the principal features OF the evening. and
another was the singing of the Magnolia
| Quartet, composed of Messrs. Casper Schnei-
der, first tenor; Stephen Schmidt second
| tenor; Louis W ell, first bass; Louis Schmidt
| second bass. Among the guests present
Gundlash, Bertha Well, Minnie We'll,
| Carrie Weidman, Mary Stricky, Mary
Ochs, Lizzie Weilner, Dora Weimer,
Msssrs John Funk wW w nisler Dick Gift
| Fernier, Adam Troutman, VIM Maliston,
! VIM. Huber, VIM. Schlerwitzaur, VIM.
Schmidt, Wm Salzman, Geo. Saizman, Louis
| III. Barnes, John Howles, Henry Walker,
| Stephen Schmidt, Andrew Dales.
Among the pleasant events of the week
was the marriage Of Mr.. Samuel Shugar to
Miss Bella Sandusky at the Synagogue, cor
ner Grant and Third avenue. The cere-
| mony was performed at 4:3O 7. NJ. Thursday
| before q large audience. A reception was
| held in the evening at the residence of the
brides sister, No. 81 Townsend street, where
| the usual pleasures of such function were
| observed. Among the guests were Mr.. and
| Mrs. S. S. Broude. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Solomon, Mr. and Mrs
| Wizansky, Miss ESsie SilSerman. Miss Fanny
| Simon, Misses Minnie and Sadie Sandusky,
Messrs Roland Smith; Ra Johnston, Sa Gettman. an
| Nulty, Ralph, Sandusky, Geissenheimer, B.
| Levy, Grant Miller.
The most pleasing event Of the week was
a masquerade given by Mrs. Zeigler at 166
Robinson street, Allegheny, Friday evening.
| Among those in masked costumes were Mrs.
Zeigler, n Spanish girl; Mrs. Harry G.
Pfal, as Pocahontas: Jennie Crow, ghost;
Miss Lang, Dutch girl; Hattie Edgars, Queen
of Hearts; May Lacock, Rising Sun; Mrs
Ackison, Queen of Diamonds: Miss erase,
| nurse: Mrs. Harry Crow, tambourine girl;
Eta Lacock, Ida Edgars, Kate Greena way
| and Olive Price snow queens; Leatha Gun
ming and Mrs. Mill er as Night; Mrs. Penwell,
Japanese girl; Miss Luigo, Gipsy; Messrs. H.
G. Pfal and J. Rhodes Miller, colo red com
| edians: Mr.. Spratt, German immigrant: DR..
". L. Straw and Harry Crow, clowns: Harry
Zeigler. Joe Knox and Reese Lacock, Irish
immigran is; Mr.. Rob Thuma. Jack Frost; Mr..
Post, dude: Mr.. Perrin, gent of leisure; Mr..
Thompson, Uncle Sam; Mr.. Ackison, King of
Clubs. Among others who enjoyed were
Mrs. P. W. Caldwell Mrs. John Linwood,
Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Horne. Eleven o'clock
was the hour for unmasking, after which a
fine supper was served, and dancing WAS in
dulged in until an early hour of the morning.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
season was a surprise party given in honor
of Miss Jennie White at her home on WASH
ington avenue, Green Tree borough,
Wednesday eve. The party met at the home
of Mrs Patterson at o'clock and proceeded
to surprise the young lady. 1t was perfect
success. Dancing. recitations, vocal and in
strumental music were the features of the
evening. at the usual hour an elegant
luncheon was served. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs, Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoover, the Misses Earhart, of Mansfield;
Heshbereer, of Pittsburg; Shedden, Haliers,
Roelly, Breeze, Cutters, Trauters, Steel,
Moosheys, Ackelson and Kearns, OF Green
Tree, and Messrs. Earhart and Hiles, of
Mansfield; Sleshman and Ensel, of Pittsburg:
stons AeGs, CB Breeges Kesrns, MohImore, smith, S1
Ampy, Neil, Hertrich, Handenshield, of
Green Tree. and Senator Steel. The music
was furnished by the Valley Royals.
Tuesday last very enjoyable surprise
party was held in honor of Mr.. John H.
Eicher at his residence, Al Boyle street. The
following persons were present: Misses
Grace Cameron, Tenie Lauman, Hattie and
Blanche Holyland, May Netting, Susie Dun
can, Edith Watson, Martha Sheeran, Ada
Eggers, Maud Mcknight, Jean Douglas,
Mabel Farley, Annie Wieland, Louisa and
Carrie Myers, Lille McCord, Nellie, Clara
;r1o oh Mo
and the Messrs. Ferd. E. Kolb. j. Henry
| Graf. Charles Watson, Charles Wieland, Al
| bert III. Hammer, Harry and William Me
haus, Charles Daum, William Shade, Frank
Keil, Charles Braun and David Clougly
| Dancing and PLAY ing games were the feat
| ureS of the evening.
prise party given Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ].
Roeser of Carroll street, Allegheny, by Mrs.
| J. Mitsch and Mrs. P. Benhart. Among the
| many present were: Mr.. and Mrs j. C.
Roeser, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mitsch, Mr. and
| Mrs. C. Mitsch, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Schiller Mr..
and Mrs. r. Benhart, Mr.. and Mrs c.
| Carrtner. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kimsvater, Mr.
| Mrs. J. Huttinger, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lang, Mr..
| and Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs. Wehe Mrs. Jacob.
| Mrs. Brehm Mrs. A. Hess, the Misses r.
| Jacob, L. Huttenger Nj. Gumbert, L. Miller
| n Wehe N. Lang, Mary, , Amelia and lizzie
Lite, James and Joseph Roeser. Music,
| dancing and euchre amused the company.
Luncheon was served at IL O'Clock.
An entertainment that promises to be one
of the best given in Williamsburg this season
| is outlined for next Tuesday evening. It
will be given in the Opera House, under the
! auspices of the members of st. James r. c.
| Church in honor of the fiftieth birthday of
their pastor, Rev. A. A. Lambing The exer-