Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-28

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2
Of Days" given by the Ladies' Aid Society
Tuesday evenings last. The ladies are de-
lighted with the success OF their work.
One Of the most enjoyable events Of tho
week was a party given by Mr.. T. A
Drenan at his brothers residence, 6456 Penn
avenue, East End, on Thursday evening.
The following guests INDUCED in dancinS
and euchre: Misses Anna, Estella and Jes-
sic Price, Annie Bleming, Mary Comley, Ella
Cav, Edna Bell, Anna Morris, Emma stauf-
fer, Lizzie Hood, Clara Gazzam, Price.
Maggie, Lille and Flora Neithardt,
Annie Connolley, Lizzie Hook, Annie Tyler
Spanglef, Ollie Price, Nettie Stewart,
Matte and Lizzie Hamilton, Birdie
Lizzie Gazzam, Katie Clark, Miss Ar
Pauline Meyers, Moiiie Fisher, Stella Hill,
nnd w Mrs. w Se conway yGr
Bank, Mark Weaver, George Geist, F. J.
Koomer, McCright Oscar 10th, Till, Gal
breath, Tate, A B. Boyd, Kinter, Hermann
N. Stewart, F. A. Drenan, Charles A,
Hedges, j. Warren Shirley, Dan Smith.
s. A. Boyd, R. c. Comley, James N. Woods,
S. D. Dattelbaum, F. E. Ahlborn, W. T. Mer-
ker, George Conner, W. z. Tanner, 6. D.
Williams, John Cav, B. B. Somes, William
dwsPps Wsm &C. chnTsh Groap Hs
man Neckermann, Jr, Charles Binn, Will
lam Brown, Charles Hook, ID. N. Crawford,
Smith. r. T. FAN. T. ]. Brown, A. q: Bailey.
widdle and o. r. Tailor.
Last Sunday was celebrated the dedication
of the Sacred Heart Church at Ellsworth.
The church is undoubtedly the fne st in sur
rounding towns of Pittsburg, and stands as
q monument to the faithful work of the Rev.
A. j. Zeilenbach and the congregation. The
dedicatory service began at 1870. Solemn
high mass was celebrated by Rev. Provincial
Father Oster, c. s. sp., assisted by Rev. G.
Griffin, c. s. Sp. and j. j. Vogt, also Rev.
Provincial Hyazinth, O. M. Cap, Rev. Father
Mangold, D. D., Rev. Father A. s. Zeilen-
bach. The sermon was preached by Rev.
Father Kaylor and received the attention
which it deserved. A large number of stu
present. The choir or St. Augustine's
Church. Mr.. A. Frauenheim directing, pre-
sented Gant's mass. 1t is composed of Mrs.
L. M. Heyl. soprano; Mrs. J; J. OReilly, con-.
Mr.. Joe VogeI, Mr. L. NJ Heyl, Mr.. Charles
Vogel, barytone. The style of the church Is
gothic; within the building is finished hand
somely; The main altar is very lovely.
After the ceremonies the priests, students
and members of the choir were entertained
by Mr.. Charles A. Boleky.
Thursday evening there was given at the
homo of Harriet Pattison, Page street.-Alle-
gheny City, one of the successful leap year
parties Of the week. The hostesses were
Miss Harriet Pattison and the Misses Louisa
Mathews and Laura Lambert. The music
was furnished by the Crescent Orchestra Of
Allegheny. The young ladies deserve par
ticular credit for carrying out all arrange
ments. fully. The guests were the Misses
Sadie McGregor, Minnie West Laura Lam
bert, Grace Kimple, Sadie Laufmann, Fanny
Miller, Myra Boyle Annie Pattison, Louisa
Mathews, Harriet Pattison; Annie Robinson,
HUBER Melissie Snare and Miss Murray, Mr.
and Mrs. William Bott, of Homestead, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Pattison, Mr. and
nington. Mr.. and Mrs. Rees, Mr.. and and Mrs.
Paul Huber, Messrs. George Conner, E. s.
Corlett, Ed. Nightengale, Charles Croope.
Stanley Sta ,Datslsbaum, William Tanner.
Staley. F. HOLMAN, Harry and Thomas Pat
tison, Lewis Corlett, Ed. Scholes, Mr.. Witt
mer.
Last Tuesday evening a very enjoyable
time was spent at the residence Of the
Misses Annie and Katie Mcdonnell, Forty
sixth street, Lawrencev1lle. Euchre was in
dulged in until II O'Clock, when the guests
partook ofa sumptuous luncheon, afterward
came music, dancing and story telling. The
guests took leave of their charming host
esses at an early hour in the morning.
Among those present were: Mrs. ]. J.
Mitchell, Mrs. Mcdonnell, Mrs. Sam Hender-
son, Misses +. Scully. Agnes Mitchell, Annie
Mcdonnell, Nellie Mitchell, Katherine B.
AEzD n.
J. Kennedy, William Mcdonnell, William z.
Mitchell, William Monohan, James A. /
Mitchell, T. p Kennedy, Lawrence Mitchell;
and Charles E. Mitchell. The prizes were
prize, fan Of unique design, Miss Agnes
Mitchell; first meme prize, collar and cufY |
box, by Mr.. william Monohan.. The BOBBY
Riass sliprer Me and Mr.. C Charles & MischeL
tin rattle.
The MERRY Half Dozen" party Of young |
men who keep bachelors hall on Sherman |
avenue, Allegheny, with the object Of show |
ing their feminine friends that club life is |
even still more delightful than it is painted, |
gave reception on Tuesday last which was |
attended by over 80 couples. Dancing was |
lndulged in from P. M. to "a. NJ, with an !
hours intermission at midnight for supper. |
departed in the small hours thanking for a |
pleasant evening their hosts, Messrs. Parry, |
schrankel Mcintyre, Hirst, Roland and |
Post |
A select surprise party was given Mr.. b. |
J. Kumer at the residence of Miss Nellie |
Byrnes, East End, last Monday evening.
Dancing and singing were the evening
oastime. Among the guests were Miss Gollu,
Miss Manning, the Misses Evans, the Misses
Runner and Miss Yokum; Mr.. NJ. Casey
Joseph Jageman, F. Jageman, John &.
Runner, Ed Hartman. Thomas Welsh and H.
J. Runner.
Miss E. e. Secley, young lady who has
ust completed course Of study at the School
# Art, under the auspices OF Mr.. John
Beatty, returns to her home, Reynoldsville,
Pa, tomorrow. Her success Is fully altested
,y the many beautiful results OF her skill
n welding the brush. The paintings she has
executed while here are of high standard
If merit.
The regular meeting Of the Independents
Literary Society viii be held at the residence
If George 8. Comley, on Thursday evening.
3. c. Comley was elected to fill the vacancy
.aused by the resignation Of J. Warren
,e held at the residence of Miss Minta O'Don.
lell, 1873 Adams street, on Thursday evening,
March &
The marriage Of Miss Agnes Cain and Mr.
William Franey, Of Williamsburg, took place
n st. James Catholic Church, Thursday
morning at . o'clock. Supplemented by |.
Ugh mass the Rev. A. A. Lambing, pastor Of
he church, officiating. The bride, who 10
,retty girl, looked charming in a neat gown
If gray with hat and gloves of the same tint. |
After wedding breakfast at the brides |
,arents residence, Mr.. and Mrs. Franey went
o their own home near DuQtesne.