Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-27

THE P
ard street. Beltzhoover, was invaded on
number Of his friends. who had called TO
honor him and his wife on that evening,
thev having learned that it was the tenth
anniversary OF their marriage. The guests
Assem- bied ut the home of Mrs. Joseph Wat
son on Washington avenue, and at $50
o'clock left in q body for the home Of Mr..
Kramer and wife. who were in total ienor.
ance OF the affair. When the guests were
seated Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer were presented
by Prof Thomas, of the Bsltzhoover schools,
on behalf OF the friends assembled, with q
responded. Mrs. Kramer's turn came next,
when she was the recipient OF a bes sutifui
pair of bronze statues. The affair was q
very pleasant social event. Among those
Thomas, Dr. r. Herrod and wife,
of Pittsburg; S. NJ. Bonner and wife, D. W..
Hare and wife. Thomas Tuttle and wife, A.
Of Pittsburg; NJ. F. Martin and wife, James
Richardson and wife Charles Barr and wife.
Howard Sheck and wife, George Beam and
wife, James Beam and wife, r. W. Albright
and wife, George Kramer and wife, ALE.
gheny; viii Allen and wife, Steve Smith
and wife, E. r. Phillips and vile. w. d. Pol
lock and wife. Mrs. Edgar, of shadyside;
Lindsay, Mrs. E. Peal. Shadyside; Mrs. J.
Holt, OF Pittsburg: Mrs. Charles Hite, Mrs.
Doran and Mrs. Ed Williams, Misses Mabei
Kramer. Mollie Edgar, Ruth Simmons. Car
rie Lindsay, Messrs. Thomas Edgar. Uriah
Kramer, Frank Cox and others.
One of the notable social events of the week
was the marriage on last Thursday evening
of DR.. T. n. Mckee, a popular voung physf-
clan OF Ford City. to Miss Mary Blanche. the
charming daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
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the Rev. J. 81. Sutherland. pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, assisted by the Rev.
W. W. Hall, oe the NJ. E. Church. The bride
was attired in q handsome gown of crepe.
duchene, with point lace and pearl trim
ming, and wore diamond necklace, the gift
of the groom. Miss Cylla Pepper, the brides
maid, wore lovely pale blue china bro
cade. the groom was attended by DR.. S. A.
Lessop, OF Kittanning. The KittanninS Or
cnesta was in attendance ana dscoursed
delightful music. Nearly Ito friends were
present and did ample Justice to
the oonnsifni feast TIE me tride % ana oa
u lo-days trip to Washington and other
Eastern cities. On their return they will
occupy the beautiful new home nearly
finished on Third avenue. Among the guests
from other cities we're: Grandmother Way
man lin her s4th Year,, Tarentum; Mr. and
Mrs d. w. Soliday and Mrs. Wilcox, Woos-
Pa; Thos. Mongavin, Pniladelpnia;, Mr.: and
Mrs. T. V. Mckee and daughters, Washing
ton; MIR. and Mrs. Garroway, Butler: Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Ford, Miss Laura and j.
Janet Pitcairn, Mr.. ana Mrs; II. T. Sage,
Creighton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mason, Mr.
and Fox, E. E.. Pittsburg. The rare beauty
and excellence of the large number Of giits
speak eloQuently of the love and esteem Of
the donors.
Thursday afternoon Miss Pauline C. Lem
ner, the talented soprano, became the bride
Of the well-known druggist, Mr.. Emil G.
Stuckey. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. II. Prush. The wedding would have
taken place last year upon Miss Lemner's
return from Europe, put owing to the death
OF her mother it was postponed. The bride
looked charming in an imported gown. She
was the recipient Of many handsome pres
ents from the groom. one being valuable
ring. Her guardian, Mr.. Getty, thinking she
best knew her own wants, presented her
with q roll of bank notes to the extent of
$500. Both bride and groom preferripg only
d short trip will go westward, and on the
way stop at Barnesville and Cambridge, O.,
where the bride had previous engagements
positively refused to cancel Upon their
return the couple will take up their resi-
dence on Meadow street, near Park avenue,
East End, where they will be at home; to
their friends after December 4 Mrs..
Stuckey will continue the pursuit of her
profession, and the public no doubt will
nave the pleasure of hearing her frequently
In public during the season.
The ladies OF the women's Home and For.
eign Missionary Society OF the First English
Lutheran Church, West Braddock, will give
1 "peanut party" next Thurday evening in
that church. An entertainments and sup
per is on the list. Everything will begin
with "P." The programme is headed:
'Promptness, Punctuality, Precision" The
Prou.uent Person; second piece, Puckered
Per Professional Puckerers third piece,
Proclaimed Per Proper Rerson; fourth piece,
ff,h % piece. Puffed Per P Probis
Putfers; sixth, Picked Piece Per Professional
Piokers: seventh piece, Per Proper Person;
,ighth, Paper Peanut Per Prosa1c Per- nan;
ninth, Proper Provisions Prepared; tenth,
Pleasant Pastimes. j
John Glunt, Esq, and wife, of West Brad
lock, celebrated the twenty-fifth ami
OF their marriage on Thursday,
Day. About $50 friends were
present. many IRON this part of the State
and others from Columbus. Cincinnati, O.,
ILL.,, Philadelphia, Pa, and New
York City. Dinner was served from l2 to O.
md the afternoon was devoted to social |
pleasure by the older people. In the even
ng, at the invitation of Mr.. George L. and |
Miss Katie CUNT, the eldest son and daugh- |
oung friends Of the former took possession |
)f the parors in honor OF the occasion and |
lad q very delightful time in dancing and
other amusement, with supper to follow.
The Outing Circle OF the southsids held |
is regular meeting on Thanksgiving even- |
ng at the residence of Mr. j. E. Gould, on
Jane street. After the business part OF the |
meeting had been concluded Thanksgiving
party was held and all the guests enjoyed |
the proverbial good time" Among those |
who attended we're: The Misses Ella Will |
lelm, Annie Evans, Hattie and Mary An |
,hony. Cora Polsker, Matte McRoperts, |
alice Arbogast. Tillie HartIepp, May Burtt, |
Ida Jones, Annie Prosser, Bessie Thomas |
represented were the Messrs. Ed Schramm,
Arthur Jones, Will Schuette, Andrew |
McRoberts, Joshua Jones, Ed Stuckert, |
Louis Schuster j. e. and S. c. Gould, James |
Myers and Clifford Eskey.
At the Somerset House, Somerset, Pa, q |
Tery fashionable hop was given on Thurs |
lay evening by Messrs. Hay, Kooser, Pisel,
Of Somerset, and Mr.. E, N. Love,
Of Johnstown. 1t was a very enjoyable 1
affair. An elegant supper was furnished by |
Mr.. Kyle, and among the guests were: The
Misses Uni. Hoderbaum. Hetfiey, SculI,
snyder saif, dS,,s snr0ck, TMreadweli Walters;
". Parker, OF Washington, D. G.; Mr.. r. Z.
Jmbls. OF Uniontown: Mr.. Frank Steytler
Ind MIR. John p. Masill, of Plt.sburg; Mr..
Lambert. OF Elizabeth; Mr.. and Mrs. Web
,ellsville: Messrs. vannear, Love, Kyle,
Aantner, Young, Sunshine, HARRISON, Kooser
md Hay.
A pleasant surprise PARTY was rendered
dr. and Mrs. j. G. Koepp at their residence,
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