Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-08

Miss Stella Beitler was the guest of honor
at party given Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. William Greenawalt. East
street, Allegheny. The guests included the
Misses Maggie Hodel, Mary S. Comley, Bella
Henry, Vienna De'Noah, Emma Marsden,
Stella Beitler, Tillie Hasley, Annie Peters,
Emma We'll. Lizzie Ankley., Emma Craig.
Greenawalt, Jennie jeffrey. Jennie Harris,
Maggie Nevergold, Linie Dioner, Blanoh
sHhalenoerSeT HsneT PER- Ms Mollis Deylin Mrs
s. Comley. Benjamin F. Beatty, Jr.. Walter
schilpp, Walter Cliff, Albert Rhine, Harry
Cliff, William Beitler, Harry Beitler, William
E. Evens, F. R. Evans, Harry schilpp Charles
Schilpp. Perry Shalenberger, G. 4. Harris
H. Skelton,. Clarence Reed. c. J. Henry,
Hodel, William Kanz, Charles W Use. James
| Simple and Fred Schaufnet. Lunch was
SER ed at l2 o'clock, and the guests departed
at later hour well pleased with their even
ing's enjoyment.
The birthday of Miss Kate Putnam was the
occasion of q pleasant surprise party at her
| home ON Boyle street, Allegheny. Music
dancing. recitations and phrenology winged
the feet of time until the serving of refresh
ments, after which card playing was in.
dulged in. Among those present were noted
Mr.. and Mrs. Brook Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Flocker, Mr.. and Mrs Aston, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beatty, Mrs. Nelson Todd, Mrs.
Baker, Everson. McCreedy. Leslie, Doyle,
Cunning and Messrs Knox, Shipman, Lytle,
Means, Putnam, Mcpherson, Gray, Taylor,
Lowe and Nellis. The hostess received
number of handsome presents, including
unique bric-a-brac and jewery.
number of little folks assembled at the
residence of Miss Rosie Kirchner last Friday
evening, the occasion being her 10th BIRTH
day. The evening was spent in music, sing
ing and games. after which luncheon was
served. Among those present were the
Hahn, Salome White, Nellie Eichner, Mamie
kfrchner, Sina Corothers, Clara Kunkle, May
Gochrane. Maud Eichen, Lizzie Benkart,
Theresa Berberrich, Eta and Garnet Shook,
Flora Berberrich. Nellie and Clara Temma
Masters Willie Cook, Willie Kirchner,
Joseph Blattner. Harry Berberrich, Oliver
Blattner, Willie Kline. NJ. Wehner, Jamie
Blattner and Fred Kirchner.
The marriage of Mrs. Mary A. Mills to Mr..
Carl Lundeen at Braddock Thursday even
ing was one of the important events at Brad
dock. The nuptial service was solemnized
at the home of the bride on Corey avenue at
o'clock by the Rev. J. B. Dickey, and was
witnessed by the intimate friends and rela-
tlVes OF the young people. Mrs. Mills is the
relict of the late Charles Mills, founder of
the Braddock Dolly NeaUs, and son of one of
the founders of Braddock. The wedding
tour will be taken shortly in summer trip
to Sweden and through Europe.
A delightful surprise party was given
Thursday evening to Mr. Chas. Dice of Mar
ket street, Allegheny. 1t was in the form of
the old-time surprise neck-tie party
Dancing was indulged in until a late hour,
when the guests were served an elaborate
luncheon. Among the guests were the
Misses Carrie and Alice File, Miss Nora Sui;
Brooks. Miss Ida Richardson and the Messrs.
John English, Jos. De Keiser, Samuel Marks,
Louis Feldman, Sylvia Bierman and VIM.
Cahill.
A very enjoyable surprise party was given
in honor OF Miss Clara Kohne at her home,
e0O7 Forbes avenue, Tuesday evening. Card
play and dancing were the features of the
evening, after which supper was served.
The guests were Miss Brina Bluck, of S.eu-
benville, O.; Misses Massingham, Richie,
Waggoner Meyer, Ada, Sadie and Mary
Kohne, Henderson, Negley and Helen Fox;
Messrs. Sherman and Harry Massingham,
Stauf, Henderson, George and W. j. Fox,
kohne, Scherrmann and Davis. Music by
Oriental Orchestra.
Mr.. Thomas Bradley, of the West End, en-
tertained party of friends at his residence,
Steuben street, last Thursday evening.
After three hours spent dancing the guests |
adjourned to the dining room, where supper |
Mr.. George Kumpf, Miss Daisy Morgan, Mr.. |
Dazs Walker, Miss May Shepley, Mr.. George
Jones, Miss 'Lottie Morgan, Mr.. C. Hunter, !
Miss Margaret Bradley Mr.; Victor E. Davis,
Miss Eta Bradley.
MISS Annie H. Heastings, of Sixth street,
was the recipient of many congratulations
and a number of very pretty presents Thurs
day evening last. The occasion was the an
niversary of her birthday. Miss Annie is
one of the bright scholars of the sub North
Public School and is quite a favorite with
both teachers and scholars many of whom
were present. Luncheon and dancing were
the chief features of the occasion.
A theater party composed of the following
young people of Braddock enjoyed "Bel-
shazzar" at the Alvin Thursday evening:
Prof j. W. Van De Venter and wife, Prof C.
D. Cotfey and daughter, Blanche Mrs A. |
n. Jones, NJ. Bell, NJ. Swartwood, r. Hin
derer, Belle Simpson. Jennie Hammill.
MI. Nicklas Rohne, of Thirteenth street,
was given very pleasant surprise party
Thursday evening. Those present were:
Mr.. Frank Waseky, Mr. Will Reling Miss
Maggie Weisl, James Muldoon, MI Herman
Lamberts, Miss Maggie McCallister Miss
BalnQlv. |
Mr.. George Bishop.
The last meeting for the season of the
Euchre Club will be held Monday, May l6 at
the clubhouse. Playing will commence at
o'clock sharp and continue until 10 O'Clock,
when re refreshments will be served, and the |
remainder of the evening spent in dancing.
Mrs. NJ. 1. Baird and Mrs G. c. Hartman will
be in charge.
clever rYoqr |
IN view in Boyd's window, Wood street.
They are the work of Eugene Poole, of this
,ity, the artist whose portrait of Judge
Acheson and N. P. Reed, deceased, and Con-
sressman George F. Huff attracted the at
ention and admiration ofconnoiseurs.
Miss Lizzie G. Cruikshank entertained a
ew friends Friday evening, among whom
we're the Misses Ewing, Holman. Clark, Van
3orse Messrs. Spratt, Sloan, Dugan, Long |
Ion, Klinefelter and DR.. Haines. Cards and
music were the principal amusements.
The Mossback Fishing Club. of Derry
tation, has returned from its annual outing
IN the picturesque Conemaugh. The mem
)ers were rendered reception and banquet |
" the citizens of Derry Wednesday even
ng.
The delegates of the Pittsburg Women's |
2lub, Mrs. c. 1. Wade and Mrs. Hugo Rosen-
,erg, leave for Chicago tomorrow to attend
he sessions OF Cne G6neTal feQefat1On or |
omen's Clubs held there during this week. |
The following Pittsburgers are registered
t the Park Hotel, Williamsport, Pa: j. W.
IcDonald, Charles Koonce, Miss Koonce, D. |
l. Wiegman, NJ. E. Rhinehart and Mrs. Rob-
TT Munson and family.
Mr.. W. L. Dougherty, OF Irwin, and Miss
rennie NJ. Tilbroolz, of Stewart station. were
lnited in marriage at the home of the bride, |
Thursday, by Rev. j. B. Dickey, of the U. P. |
church, Braddock.
The largest United Brethren Sunday