Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06
LENT HAS JUST BEGUN,
But Society in the Two Cities Made tho Bes,
of Last Week.

But Society in the Two Cities Made tho Best
of Last Week.
On Tuesday evening last a leap yea. party
was held by the First Chance Circlen Of
Allegheny, in Links parlors, Chestnut
street, Allegheny. Dancing and euchre were
the order Of the evening. A Ghlicious sun
per was served at midnight. The following
were present: The Misses Annie Roeder,
Aggie Cahill, Amelia Roeder, Lizzie Roeder,
Julie Omeis, Louisa Breining, Mary Brein-
ing, Ada Carey, Lena Bott, Amelia Fisher,
Mollie Gordon, Amelia Born, Maggie O'Day,
Mamie Kirkpatrick, Magsie Kress,
Maggie windle, Tillfe Gaelty, Manora
Su.nmindinger, Marie Roeder. Mrs. Gerst,
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Caskey. Mr.. and Mrs H.
and Mrs. E. Beilstein. Charles May, Charles
Neidhart John A Born, &. A. Blrd, Frank
Evans, Charles Robinson, Charles Caulp,
Albert Caulp, Harry Palmer, William
Stewart. Fred Schuster, Christ. Hood, John
Casky, George III. Schnirzer, Jr., John Ley
John Gasltz. Herbert Watson, W. A. Leight
A pretty home wedding took place in
Williamsburg on Wednesday evening,
uniting in marriage Miss Dorothy vogel ana
Mr. George Krider, both well known in
Williamsburg circles. The ceremony took
place at the residence OF the mother of the
groom, Mrs. krider, on Swissvale avenne,
the Rev. j. S. Freeman, pastor of Trinity
Reformed Church, officiating. Only tho i'm
mediate relatives and a few intimate friends
were present. The bride is q bright hand
some girl, and in her tasteful costume of
rich material made up in true bridal fash
ion, she looked fascinating. The groom is a
the couple will reside on Swissvale avenue.
There were numerous presents, many of
them being of a character generally desig.
mated as useful" rather than ornamental.
A reception in celebration of the birthday
of Miss Florence Alexander was held at the
residence Of her father, Mr.. w. A. Alex
ander, corner of Franklin and Mill streets,
Williamsburg, last Monday afternoon from 8
to $50. The young lady played the part OF
hostess in graceful manner, and the oc-
casion was one of the most delightful social
gatherings OF the season. Among those who
congratulated Miss Alexander on her having
reached another milestone in the Journey of
of life We're the Misses Ethel Charleton,
Mabel Charleton, Alice Harlow. Mabel Har-
low, Margaret Vierheller, Ella Vierheller,
Ivy Montgomery, Minnie Price and Ella
Ritchard, and Messrs. William Grubbs, How.
ard Grubbs, Justin Harlow, William Harlow
James Weldon and many others.
The many friends of Miss Sadie Bridge
rendered her surprise party on last Thurs
day evening. Among those present were:
Mrs. William Fergeson, Mrs. George Frisell,
Mrs. Good, Mrs. Samuel Spence. Mrs. Ell
Bridge, the Misses Minnie Gordon, Carrie
Geisler, Marguerite Spence, Ada Moorhouse,
Tillie Moore, Annie MilIar, sadie Smith,
Mary, Kemper, Rosa Hines, Lizzie Hughes.
Emma Taylor, Minnie spence, Annie Smith,
and the Messrs. George Mccullough, Robert
Morton, George Johnston, VIII Mckee,
Reese Hughes, George Frissel, Robert
Thomas, Win Durham, Ed Hughes, John
Doran, Jim Johnston. George Glass, Allen
Mercer, John Spence John Bridge, Frank
Durham, Will Glass, Eli Bridge.
very interesting leap year party was
given Friday evening on Neville Island by
the Misses Orr, Crow. Cole and MCGOWAN.
The party took place at the residence of Mr..
W. ]. Phillips. About 10 couples from
Neville Island, Coraopolis and the two cities
enjoyed the evenings festivities. Dancing
was tie principal feature Of the entertain
ment, and at midnight a grand supper was
served The young ladies are to be congrat-
ulated on the manner in which they carried
their enterprise through to success. They
bore all the expenses ano made all the ar
rangements.
A concert and literary entertainment
under the auspices Of the Wtlkins-
burg Methodist Sunday school, u 70