Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

and will entertain elegantly from this time
forth. Mrs: Schwab will open the house to
her friends in u short time.
The eHunter-Anderson nuptials were cele-
brated at Turtle Creek, Thursday at P. NJ, in
the old family home of the brides father, Dr..
William L. Hunter, on Penn avenue. Prom
inent people were present from Pittsburg,
Allegheny, Connellsville, Greensburg, Brad
dock, McKeesport, wilkinsburg and Atlanta,
Ga. The old house was transformed into
garden by wealth of roses, chrysanthe-
NUNS, large palms and other exotics. The
Marshall, pastor of the Turtle Creek Presby-
terian Church. and Rev. Samuel j. Shaw,
pastorof the U. P. Church of Braddock. The
STdes lGneiness was nifs enhanced By wed
the valley. She sIHs'e' was u attended, ies by by
Miss Miss Kathleen Jones, Of Atlanta, Ga, and
maids. The bridemaids wore blue crepe du
cnene and carried pink roses. The groom
was attended by Mr.. Walter Herr. Of Allie
nellsville.. Little Miss Gail Hunter, pretty
sister of the bride, and Miss Rachel Miller
preceded the party as flower girls. The latter
were attired in red silk and carried baskets
fast line the same evening for New York for
some weeks and afterward journey west to
spend some time in California. They will
accompany Mrs. Allen kirkpatrick of North
Braddock, aunt of the groom, who is to
chaperon large party OF young people on
California travels intent. A brownstone
residence is being erected against their re-
turnsin North Brsddock.
An agreeable affair OF 1892 was the leap
year reception given by the ladies Of the
Denver Club on Friday evening at Reich's
Palace Parlors on the Southside. The even-
ing was pleasantly spent by all present
Among the guests were the Misses Kate
ray. Nellie Mckeown, Kate McKeown, Mary
McCabe, Della Mullen, Mamie Mccall, Kate
Hopkins. Mary Lynch, Aggie Kinney Julia
Butler, Julia o.Connell, Lily Hoffman, Mel
McGee, Clara Grey, Eva Wills, and Messrs.
William Johnston, Prof. Ruswinkle, Dave
Brown. Frank Hopkins. Patrick Hop
Mullen, Thomas Nichols, John CIunan. John
Martin, Dentist Pritchald, Robert Little,
Martin Sullivan, David Westwater. John
Conley, Thomas Conley, NJ. Harmen, Thomas
Higgins, John Sullivan. J. A. Hart ord. John
Kinney, Henry Smith and Thomas Mullen.
A very pleasant card party and reception
was given at the residence of Mr.. George
Caddick, Church avenue. Allegheny, Thurs
day evening. RefreshmenJ was served in
the interval between cards and a dance ar
ranged afterward. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bartell, Mr.. and Mrs. Means, Mr.. and Mrs.
McChestney, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. Williams,
the Misses Lizzie Clarke, Magsie and Louisa
Ramsbottom, Lilly Miller, Ella Kearner.
Blanche Bromley. Alice Pickering, Mary
Lang, Bella Shoup, Annie Kirkwood. Annie
kirch, Jennie Creese, Tillfe and Maggie
Booth, Lizzie and Annie Caddick, Messrs.
Charles Pedder Samuel and Robert Brom-
ley, Jos. Clarke, Howard, George and WILL
lam Caches, Frank Miller, Frank Burkhart
GF Gs1Ess EssGl fos rscSSsspR SosspR ssss
Pickering, Mr.. Campbell.
The Williamsburg Opera House was filled
last Tuesday evening with friends OF Rev.
A. A. Lam bing to witness the entertain
ment in honor Of his 50th birthday. A varied
and very bright programme of instrumental
music, recitstions and tableaux, WAS pre-
sented by the pupils Of St. James School.
Mrs. Simpson recited several humorous &C.
j. j. Aland sung some duos in good style.
pleasant part of the programme was the
presentation Of purse to Father Lambing
by Mr.. 7. j. Moore, who had been delegated
by the donors to present it to their pastor.
Father Lambing was also the recipient of
beautiful basket Of flowers from the school
children.
Aselect leap year party was given Thurs
day evening, at Palace Parlors by the
Misses Carrie and Jennie Naysmith, Eva
Brown and Kate Price. Among those pre-.
sent we're Mr.: and Mrs. Darlington,
MI M;.s.s and am,s. Mrs RsoaSa Ro5srt .,, Jesscp.
tie Shaner, Emma and Carrie Turbett, Kate
McCabe, Maggie Elder, Sadie Kaye, LIZZIE |
Coslett, Messers Alex and Albert Price,
Toner, james Bown, George and Edward
Turbett. George Landerbaugh, Shaner,
Keefer, Winters, Dettes, Weever, Dobbins, |
Mnsic wss s,-,,.,.d hr +h. M.,....
Orchestra and supper served at midnight.
A surprise party on Tuesday night was |
pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. J. |
C. Higgins, Of Fifth avenue. Among others |
present were: Mrs. Amelia Gibbons, Of |
Hamilton. O.; the Misses Hattie Button,
Bella Wrigley, Bella Hamilton, Cora Gill
more, Virginia Griffiths, Anna Durbin, |
Maggie Neugent, Asia Ellison, Maggie Curry, |
Mollie Rhinger, Dollie Dougherty, Kittfe |
and
Walter Mitchell, George Getty, George |
veatch. Arthur SchIneltz, Frank Pidgeon, |
Perry Johns, Ross Jones, George Wrigley, |
Will Durbin, Will Jobson, T. A Smith.
The Young Mems Social Club gave a recep-
ton at their handsome club rooms, Seely
avenue, Wednesday evening. The spacious
and well-lighted hall was prettily decorated
with tropical plants. Dancing, the feature
Of the 6VenlnG, was kept up TO q late hour,
Among the guests present were the Misses
Curry, Beam, Mary and Della King, Maggie
and Katie Cunningham, Clara and Alice
Mount, Barry, Wickam, Johns, Shields, Pur-
cell, Ryan, Curtin, States, Strodfoff. Messrs.
Smith, States, Wintergreen,
Lightner, ,Derringer, ,Schueber, Lemon, James
and John Cunningham, Snellen, Corners,
Connell, Steele, Jones, Beggs.
The marriage OF Miss Theresa Gummers-
bach, OF Royal street, Reserve township to
Mr.. John E. Wi.sler took place last Thurs
lay morning at st. Boniface Church, ALLIE
,heny, Rev. Father Bede officiating. The
attendants were Paul Wissler, Albert opper-
nan, ushers, and the Misses Annie Hoffman
md Lizzie Wilkes, bridemaids. After the
ceremony the relatives and immediate
riends gathered at the home Of the brides
PARENTS to congratulate the happy pair, who
hortly afterward left for new home in
CHARTERS.
A very pleasant surprise party was ton
Iered Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rebers at their
esidence, Lafayette street, Hazelwood, last
Wednesday evening. Music and dancing
we're the prin cipal features of the evening.
Among those present were Misses Laura |
Marion Als.on, Blanche Kuhns.
lille Schaeffer, N. Kuhns, Edith Hill En-, |
na Cochran and Agnes Mcclure, Messrs.
ohm Roger, Charles Love, Aug gust Schriner |
}. Roger, William Gerding and Fred Rod.
ers.
novel entertainment will be given Sat-
rday evening, February 20, in the wilkins
urg Opera House under the auspices Of the
yorld's Fair Saving Club OF the deaf of
'ittsburg and vicinity. The entertainment
1ill be in the form Of a shadow pantomime
Il ten plays and will be participated in by |
eaf pantomimists. 1t is said to be full of
ie and reality, although nothing can be
cen but shadows. The proceeds are for the
enefit of the proposed Pennsylvania Home
or Blind, Aged and Intirm Deaf Autes.