Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03

| given at the residence of MI. and Mrs H. c.
Barr, of Breckenridge avenue, Tarentum
/ The drawing rooms were handsomely deco
rated with flowers and plants. Cards and
dancing occupied the evening. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Pitcairn, DIR. and
| Mrs. G. NJ. Getze, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Ford
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Brecken ridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Challonor, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, DR.. and Mrs. Lincoln, Mr. and
! Broad, Mr.. and Mrs Rounet, Mr.. and Mrs
Flaccus, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
LINDSEY, Misses Laura Ford, Phoebe Ken
nedy, Janet Pitcairn, Lorena Core, Ella
! loungson, Emma Bailie, the Misses Hutch
| inson, Miss Gates, Messrs. Ford, Hartly,
! Booth, Mcdonald, Baiie and Miller.
The party given at the residence of Mr..
Frank Hutchinson, in Sewickley, last Thurs
| day evening was a decided success. Dane
/ ing and games, including the "tailless DON
| KEY were INDUCED in. The house was
tastefully decorated for the occasion, and a
delicious lunch was served at midnight.
Those present, including the host and his
TWO sisters, where Miss Jennie Dugan, of
! Allegheny; Misses Clara and Julia Schlump,
! Misses Neeley, Miss Cora Donald, of East
| End; Misses Myra and Marie Little, Eta
Reed, Hattie Agne, Ida Gibb, Nellie Patton,
! Mrs. Sylvia Rosenthal Messrs. Harry Arm
| strong. of Bellevue; Will Anderson, Rob II
win, John Caughey, Charley Hutchinson,
SidreHce beVlngCOn, Al Altauer, Bert Small,
| MIR. Smith and Leith Neeley
| Among those enjoying the hospitality of
the officers of the Iron Queen leaving the
dock for her maiden trip to Cincinnati on
Thursday were Mr.. II. ]. Heinz, his mother,
sister and daughter, Mr.. John f. Thompson,
Mr.. Addison Lyle, Mr.. Page, Mrs. Dollar, her
son and two daughters, Mrs. James Hender-
son and family, Mrs Captain Phillips and
family. Mr.. johnson, Mrs. johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs: Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, Mrs.
De Easton and her sister, Mrs. Klaus, and
Mrs s. A. Barts. Governor Pattison tele-
graphed his good wishes, and with colors
lying. music playing, and a happy crowd
upon her decks. the Iron Queens first trip
Will long be remembered.
phantom party was given at she resi-
dence of Miss Selma sorg, 1906 Carson street,
on Friday night. Among those present
were the Misses Annie Canaan, Daisy Lem
mon, Ida Hanlon, Bessie Bright, Lucy Kin
ney, Selma Sorg, Alma Sorg, Della Sorg,
BERTHE Stein, Amanda Cready, Matte Nc
Combs, Annie Rectanns, Bessie Bryant
Safah Bryant, Minnie Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs Hennig, DR.. and Mrs. Remecks. Messrs.
Edward Godfrey, James Godfrey, Harrison
Needs, Charles Hamilton, Mr. Whitsell, Mr..
Pritchard, Robert B. Little, W. L. Lady, Dr.
E. E. Buyinger. Dr. W. T. Burleigh, Herman
Borg and George Armor.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Harris, of Cliff street.
entertained party of friends last Monday.
Iheir pleasant home was tastefully deco
rated with flowers, and in the dining room
covers were laid for "a After supper there
was dancing, music and euchre. Among the
guests were Prof and Mrs. Richards Prof
ana Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. David Jenkins,
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Evans, Mr.. and Mrs
John Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivor Zacharias,
MIS- humphreys, Mrs. Richards, Mrs Owens,
Mrs. Midgely, Misses Ella Humphreys. Clara
and May Smit and Mollie Richards, Messrs.
+. Edwards, Ted and Frank Locke and Stan
ley Harris.
A dancing party was given Thursday even
ing by Miss Bella Protzman at her home,
overlook street, Allegheny, which was at
tended by the following persons: Misses
Cora and Anna James, Laura, Ella, Minnie
and Carrie Mooney, Ollie Millsack, Hannah
Carson and Bessie Young, and Messrs. Jack
Ellis, Jim Oliver, Ben and Wendell somes,
Jim Mccain, George p. and Jesse Roberts,
Lank Protzman, Will Stewart, Jim Mooney,
Robert Young, Nj. Mccoy, Mr. Keyser, Mr..
Logan Music was furnished by the Carl
baldi orchestra.
A pleasant event of the week was the sur
prise party given in honor of Miss Lizzie
Harrison, Esplanade street, Allegheny.
Dancing, euchre and music were enjoyed
after which luncheon was served. Among
Jessie Mcdonald, Mel Kiefer Clara Craig
and Maggie Furry, and Messrs. A. Me-
Daniels, James Rankin, Lynn Hughes, WILL
lam Brown, Frank REYNOLDS, George Craig
and Hugh Mcdonald; MI. and Mrs. George
West, Nh. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs.
Minchin.
A reception was rendered the Bellevue
Bachelor Club by MI. and Mrs. j. Laying
Hukill at their cozy home, Euclid avenue
Re1levna Erid
other games were indulged in after which
luncheon was served. Those present were
Messrs. Frank Berger, Lew o. Cameron, Jr.
Robert I. Hunter, Albert Travis, George E.
Campbell. Percy Stackhouse, George Fin
ley, Bert Wilkins. George Ralston, George
Boarcman and Robert Gibson.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Neckermann will be celebrated to-
morrow evening at their home, 1ka Thirty |
ninth street. Mr.. Necl1ermann was a director |
OF the old borough school and master ma
chinist OF the arsenal during the wal. He is
ut present member OF the firm of the Key |
stone Axle Works, Thirty-third street and
is an active business man, although ap-
preaching the octogenarian mark.
The Misses Jennie and Ivy Albee enter |
tanned the following young people in a |
pleasant manner last Wednesday evening: |
Misses Hobson, Smith, Stewart, PoweIson, |
Gardner, Pentz, Stewart Kinds; and Messrs |
Reed, Tinker, Stevens, Stewart, Bond, Nc |
Gufin, Bond, Cassidy, Sheppard, Hinus, |
Lowry, Morris, Veon and Carset.
Mrs. P. Crawford entertained a number of |
friends at her home, Pennsylvania avenue,
last Thursday evening Among the guests
were the Misses Burndette Aggie and Stella
Crawford Maggie Kress, Maggie Wendell.
Anna Huch and the Messrs. Charles speigel,
Al Kolb, Harry Palmer, P. Crawford, r.
0aken and c. Cole
A pleasantsaffair was the banquet rendered
by Mr.. George Myers, the newly elected Ex-
alted Ruler OF the B. P. o. Elks, this city, last
Thursday evening. Among those present
were: Brothers Levy and William Dewolf
George Mashey, James McCord, William
Wallace, w. c. Erskine, and several mem
bers OF the press.
The pleasant home of Miss Brilles, of |
Sheffield street. Allegheny, was enlfvened
by whist rendered to her numerous
friends, Wednesday evening, March 30. The
prizes were awarded to Miss c. Raub, of |
o., Miss Stern, Messrs, Charles
Goldsmit and S. Joseph, of Allegheny.
Monday evening, April lS q tea party will |
be given at St. Brendan's r.. C. Church, West
Braddock. The ladies of the congregation
will have the function in charge, and as it
is the first to be given in the pretty new
church they are determined that it shall be |
an artistic and financial success.
The stately Minuet" Club, consisting of
40 young ladies of the East End and vicinity, |
held its first leap year reception at re hall,