Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-04
MANY GATHERINGS OF INTEREST

the first week in January.
MANY GATHERINGS OF INTEREST
Cosby Reports From All Sections of the
Two Cities.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
McWilliams was celebrated at their home,
| on Second avenue, where they entertained
| q large number OF their friends in hosptt-
| able manner. Music and dancing were en-
joyed, together with reeitations by q num-
Der of the guests. "The Gipsy Flower Grip
was recited by Miss Lillian Paul. Nh. Kerr's
toast to the host and hostess and their
guests was well received. The musical part
OF the entertainment included a piano solo
by Miss Alice O'sullivan, a duet, "Under the
Old Umbrella" by Mayette and Anina Nc
| Williams; n solo, I'm Love With Two Maid
| ems at 0nce,n by the host. The refresh
ments were enjoyed by all present The
presents were numerous and appropri-
s5 years were congratulated by all
| upon their safe voyage on the matrimonial
sea Among those present were: Mrs. T.
Maloney, the hostess bridemaid, with her
| son and nephew; Mrs, L. Gunderman, Mr.
and Mrs. HEIGHT and family. and Miss Mamie
Bell, OF McKcesport; Mrs John. Sylvie, Jen-
ME and James Quinn, NJ. E. OSullivan ana
daughters, Alice and Maegie Mrs. J. Kraney,
Mrs. Kate Krill and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Paul and three sons, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Patrick kiley' and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McCon-
vile, Mrs. T.. Wolf, Mrs. J. c. Davis. Mrs. NJ
Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carey, Mr. and
Mrs: Richard McNally and family, Misses
Lillian and Maize Paul, Nody McCartv, Nav
ette and Anina McWilliams, Messrs. w. j.
Daniel, Jr, ana Basil McWilliams, Alfred
Kerr, II. d. Hoffman, c. Mathis and G. G.
AummeL
The bazaar and supper to be given for the
benefit of Grace Church, Mt. Washington,
| at Grand View PaFIors, DuQuesne Heights,
occurs December z, 8 and 9. the supper to be
served Wednesday and Thursday nights
| only. Friday is to be devoted to social en-
tertainment and will be made especially at
tractive for young people. The Royal Ital-
| ians will furnish music that evening. Fol-
| loving are the various committees in
charge: supper-Mrs.. J. C McMilIin, Mrs.
W, Aultmsn, Miss Agusts shaler,
Mrs. S. McCombs Mrs. G. Agnew.
Mrs John shaler, Mrs. Thomas Ashford,
| Mrs. Henry Bond. Ice eream-Mrs John
Shaler, Mrs. Samuel Harper, Miss Madge
Florance, Miss Klienhance. Fancy table,
Mrs. A. c. Robertson, Mrs. Whittier, Mrs F.
| Gordon, Miss Gussie Shaler, Mrs. Thomas
Commonsense booth-Mrs. c. E. Lsverty,
Mrs. r. Weysmith, Mrs. Kinah, Miss Harper
Miss Marion Laverty, Master j. Mcdonald
Fruit and fowers-Mrs. w. e. Stivens, Mrs
L.
Candy booth-Mrs. j. J. Lowe, Mrs. Dr.
Sadler, Mrs. Clancy, Miss Sadler Miss Alicia
Florance, Miss Demitt, Miss Lowe. Turkish
cafe-Miss Mauu Robertson Miss Fie Sheer
Miss Lena McCombs. Soap bubbIe-Miss
Kate Richards, Misses Minnie and Mar.
grite Duming, Miss Blossom Millianper.
Fish pond-Mrs. Samuel Harper, Miss Lottie
Morland.
A brilliant reception in honor Of pretty
bride was held on Wednesday evening at
the residence of Mr.. John McCleary, Sr,
Williamsburg. On Thanksgiving evening
Miss Jennie McCluen became the wife of
MT. John p. AcClearv, OF the Southside The
wedding took place at the residence OF the
brides uncle. Mr.. Robert Hasting, Forty
sixth street, Rev. DR.. j. ID. Sands officiating. ,
The bridesmaid was Miss Maggie McCleary.
hile Mr.. Charles NJ. Tarr acted as grooms.
man. Only few immediate friends were
present The happy couple were the Ie.
cipents of a largo number Of handsome pres
ents. At 1.-THE reception to the bride ON Wednes-
day evening tliere were present among 9TH
ers, MI. and Mrs John McCIeary, Sr.a Mr..
1Rd w,a Mrs 6Nn Robert M Hastings tim Mrs and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Baker, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Baker, Mrs. Noah Bailey, BeIIeyerDon:
Mrs. Robson, Miss Kate Kerr, Haysvi.le:
Misses Carrie CrRmer, Sarah Lorch, Maggie
McCleary, Sadie and Bella Beck and Messrs.
c. NJ. Tarr, J. T. Erny, Reuben Kerr, Waiter
Dryden, Clarence Tarr Harry DRYDEN.
George Cyamer, Elmer Campbell and George
E. Lorch.
Mr.. Robert Marshall, of wildwood, Pa, en-
tertained a few Of his friends on Friday
evening. Dancing and games occupied the
early part OF the evening, after which a
dainty lunch was served. Among those
present were: the Misses Annie BIackadore.
Fannie Blaekadore, Maggie Mitchell, Lulu
Kim, Tressa Kim. Berindetta Kim, Lucy
Chambordon, Matilda ohamberdon, LIZZIE
McMichaels, Marguerite Finn, Sadie Finn.
Emma Finn, Marguerite Sheridan, Callie |
Faas, Kate Faas. Annie Limegrover Lizzie |
LiE1egrover, Marguerite boyd and Annie |
Burns; Messrs- William Mitchell, j. Blacka- |
dore, George Lonobaush, John Mitchell. |
Games Manley, William Kim, Boss Kim I'd |
Dolhman, James 3. Yourd, James McCann.
james Henderson, I, Limegrower Robert
Henderson, Tom Henderson, William Murrv
William Harrison, Walter Farrell Edward 1
BOYD and William Boyd.
"A surprise party was rendered Miss Louis
Rankin at her home Glenheld. on Tuesday
evening last By the Misses Josep Doerr
Nellie Cnderbaum and Millic Schaefer. The
guests were the Misses jean Ewing Katie
Phillips, Lizzie Doerr. Edith Meilonnid,
Bertha SchaefeT, Lizzie Adler, Annie Scbus.
ter. Berdie McCune. Bell Ferguson, Berdie
Tennie. Bertha and Lott't Rankin, Lydia
DoeTr, Millie Schaefer, Kate Woods Mrs. c.
Sc. Roberts, Messers. Ed Amer, Harry Har.
ba ugh, Campbell. Dave Hart, Joe Woods. Al. |
Jones, Charles Tavlor, sam Marks, jim
Stedeferd, Andy Heisinger Joe Sehrankel,
Will Chisholm. VIII Schaefcr, Fred Hnmmel'
Dave Carver, Henry Ludebuhl, Hugh |
Rankin. = Boyd, Will Constantine, al. Will
ANS, Fred Bruning, Ben Burns, Richard
Rankin, Arthur Matthews, Grant james and
:. st. Roberta
One of the prettiest home weddings of the
seeiE uhited the lives of Francis NJ, daugh-
er Of Mrs Sarah and the late Thomas c. !
Hunter, and Frederick Sherwood Drake.
Phe marriage took place at the home of the
,ride's mother, Diusmore station, on the
'anhandle road, on Wednesday at 1s o'clock