Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

| main through September or later.
| Many of the early summer guests are en-
| gaging rooms for a second visit. Ellwood
is particularly attractive during the fall
months. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Emerson, oi
Moyne, of Washinaton, Pa, and r. s.
Fletcher, OF Wheeling, were among numer-
Gus prominent people from other cities.
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered
Miss Stella Everson ut her home on Forty
| first street, Lawrenceville, last Friday even
ing. The affair was under the direction ol
Miss Annie Harris, and the result reflected
great credit on that young lady's abilities as
an entertainer. About 10 couples were
| present. Dancing, with vocal and instru-
mental music, formed the pleasures OF the
evening. An excellent supper was served
at midnight. Among those present we're
the Misses Harris, Really, Everson, Becker.
Noble, Cummings, Collins, Schultz, Biehl,
| Aiken, Craven, Mountain and Messrs. Nc
Pike, Johnston, Collins, Kerr. Mundall. Ham,
| ilton, Everson. Murray, Noesser, Schade,
Blackford and Mcbride.
An interesting little brochure has been
prepared by Simeon Bissell, the well-known
pianist and organist of this city Accord
ing to the preface of the author. it contains
! a few hints to students ana other music
| lovers in the way of a few general musical
| items OF informa tion. and is also diction-
ary of such words and phrases as are found
in music which the average pupil should
study. It is we'll known that Mr. Bissell is
as wen able as anyone in the city to treat of
! the matters in his book, and 1t can be hon.
| estly said that 1t is most useful to the
| musical student as weil as to some who con-
| slider themselves competent to teach the
higher branches of music themselves.
| A surprise party was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Evans Thursday evening at theft
residence l59 Center avenue. Dancing,
| vocal and instrumental music, together with
| a well-served luncheon, made the evening
| very delightful one. The guests included:
| The Misses Mamie Evans Daisy Bream. May,
Nettie and Matte Brown, Clara Conners,
Anna Bowles, Edna Evans. Carrie Grey. Bes-
sic, Matte and Annie Johnston, Messrs.
George and John Evans, Frank LIE Goullon,
| Dorm. r. Mccormick, j. Barley, NJ. Cunning
ham, E. Jones. W. Swartz, r. Gestrich, S.
| CruInmy nnd P. Gaines.
Lakewood, on the banks OF Lake Chautau-
| qua, has settled down to her usual Septem-
| Der quiet. There are not so many GARD par
ties and tho german has been renounced
entirely, but q good sailing breeze comes
more regularly and blows "stiffer' than a
month ago, while the fish bite better and all
kinds of small game are 'fn season." The
Gattling Gun Battery, of Cleveland, left for
home yesterday. Their ten days sojourn
here has been continued round of social
gaie ties, varied by dress parade, drill and to
get practice. ThYsday night large as
sortment of fireworks was let of in their
honor. Pittsburgers still here are enjoying
themselves very much.
Miss Stella B. Lysinger and Mr. ]. F. Hen
ming, Of Williamsburg, were married Thurs
day evening, September 1, at the home of
the brides mother, on South street. The
marriage was performed by Rev. S. H.
Moore, pastor of the Williamsburg Presby-
terian Church, assisted by Rev. John X.
Burnett, pastor of the Second U. P. Church,
OF that place. The wedding was a very
quiet one. only the relatives and near
friends of the young couple being present.
Mr.. and Mrs Henning lett the same evening
for an Eastern trip, They will be at home
to their friends at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. II. Lysinger, the last of
September.
Following are among the recent Pittsburg
arrivals at Colonel Duffy's Park Hotel, Will
Transport: Hon. w. NJ. Acheson, Hon. Wal
ter Lyon, William S. Lindsey, Hon. Jacob II.
Walter and wife, Rev. Dr. william Cox, John
McGill, E. S. Geary, j. B. Murdoch, c. B.
Richmond, Rev. Stadlander, J. D. Jack, r. II.
Neal, F. Il. OBrien, j. 3. Johnston. Jesse NJ
McGeary, c. e Lee, Samuel w: Hay, F. R.
Morgan, Hon. G. Z. Sherman and wife, w.
Lindsay, William Mckee, j. Simpson Africa
Hon. j. 81. Orvis, Hon. John H. Fox and wife,
Judge Burlington and wife, Judge Williams
and wife, Hon. Charles Stone, Mrs. T. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Newmyer entertained
on Monday evening in honor of their guest
Mrs. Mccullough, of Greensburg, Pa. Pro-
gressive euchre was the amusement or the
evening MIS- Ogden winning the lady's
head prize-a beautiful royal Wooster china
cup, saucer and spoon lined with gold. The
gentlemans head prize, a andsome cuff
and collar box, was won by W. T. Dorm, Jr.
The boobies were won by Miss Mccullough
thn OF
Mrs. Mccullough, Mr. and Mrs. Ogden and
Mr.. McCirdy, of Greensburg; Mrs. Spangler
of Huntington, Pa, and DR.. Hunter Of Phila-
delphia.
: A delightful day in the woods near the
Perrysville road was spent last Tuesday by
the following well-known Mt. Washington
people: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wnbert, Mr..
and Mrs. William Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Drum Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Sherman,
the Misses Warden, Cain, Williams, Carson,
Waggoner, McCaskey, Reed, Baker, Richie,
Fox, Miller, Carnegie, Ashford, Messrs.
Perry, Baird, Massingham, Brokaw, Bane,
Enscoe, Fox, Tom Murray, John Murray.
Thompson, Graham Heron.
The Misses Weldon, of North Highland
avenue, entertained few friends last
Thursday evening in honor of their guest,
Miss Waterhouse of Wheeling. Vocal and
joyed until a late hour. The guests were
Misses Rousseau, Lanahan. Watterson, Far
rell, Dabbs, Weiss and Miss Dent Of Wash
inton, d. c.; also the Messrs. Phipps, Murto,
Emmeriing, Griffin, wolf, Richard and Lou
Weldon and DIR. Hopkins.
very delightful evening was spent at the
residence of Mrs. Adams, Diamond street,
Allegheny, last Friday. Among the guests
were Misses Bella and Stella Oxley, Maud
and Vic toria jackson, Clara Gazzam, Agnes
sharkey and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham,
tlton, and Messrs. Camerod. Houston,
Coulter WATSON, Potter. Smith, Rich
Hrd.on, McKelvey Barnett, Lightbody, Mo
Thompson and Sharkey.
At Deer Palk last week the following peo-
pie from this section stopped to rest q while:
Pittsbury, Frank Scott Wilcox, Henry Fitz-
patrick; Wheeling. Miss Campbell, J. G.
Hoffman, W. Phipps, H. C. Whitaker, 5. NJ. |
Rice and S. Kraus; Carksburg, Hof SON.
mers. 1t is stated that the management |
will keep the Baltimore and Ohio Hotel |
open for winter resort IL the mnch dreaded |
cholera obtains foothold IN the Eastern |
cities. |
The hotel arrivals last week at Niagara |
Falls included the following Plttsburg peo- |
pie: ]. G. Honest, A. w. Cadman, o. W. |
Marshall Marshall Ball, Charles A. Mckee, |
Geegan, Mrs. c. Clarke, Jr, Kenneth Clarke. |
Kingsley Clarke, E. +. Earl ana wife, Helen |
Earl, j. 4. Armstrong, w. j. Carlin, wife |
ana son, William d. Croot and Charles W. |
Mank.
A wedding service that interested Brad |