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

Maud and Pearl RandoR. Myrtle Torner,
Lily Reese Emma List, Mammie Boyd, Cora
Erich, Florence Truckell, Ina Over and
Berdie Hartford; also Msssrs; ;ss hsrry cnna. Ma,i
ter. Edward Zirkle, John Fox, Fred Lough-
fer and Clifford Hartford.
Miss Ida Boyle, organist Of the First NJ. Z.
Church at Braddock, is to be given testi.
monial benefit concert on December by
tho scholars and faculty of the DuQuesne
Conservatory of Music. Miss Boyle is q
member of the school, and was appointed to
succeed Miss Minnie BOYLE, dauchter OF
Rev. DR.. T. N. Boyle, who is now located at
Uniontown, as organist of the Braddock Nj.
e. Church. There is no salary paid the. OF.
ganist or singers OF the NJ. Z. Church, and
Miss Boyle mas been put to much private ex-
pense to give the church good music. Mr..
E. d. Carrier and Prof Wilson, OF the Du-
Quesne Conservatory, have charge of the
concert and other well-know vocalists will
assist.
DR.. w. L. Hunter and Mrs. Hunter, of Tur-
tie Creek, celebrated the twenty.second an
niversary of their marriage on Wednesday
evening at the elegant family homestead on
Penn avenue. There were present about 40
guests. friends and relatives from this city
and Braddock and half dozen from New
York City and Cleveland: The evening was
a very enjoyable one. 1t was ended near
midnight with an excellent supper. The
married life of Dp. and Mrs. Hunter has
been remarkably happy one. Mrs. Hunter
20 years ago was known as the most beauti-
full womun in Western Pennsylvania. She
is the mother of Mrs. 3. Grant Anderson,
recently welded.
The Epworth League Chapter Of the Port
Perry NJ. E. Church, gave the new pastor Of
the church. Rev. j. B. Gray, and Mrs. Gray
a welcome reception on Friday evening.
The auditorium and chancel wore beantf-
iuliy adorned with flowers and plants The
choir gave special music and Miss Nellie
Menges, graceful yonng elocneionist. gave
a reading and Miss jessie Menges sang
couple OF solos. At 10 o'clock the assem-
blage, which numbered the several huudrel
members of the congregation, were ushered
co the lecture room of the church, where
supper was served by the young ladies OF
the League, and the young pastor and his
vile were given a cordial hand-shake by ALL
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered
Miss Maggie Thompson at her residence
Forbes avenue, on Thanksgiving evening.
An elaborate supper was served and games
INDUCED in until q late hour. Those present
were: The Misses Maggie Thompson, Han
nah Whalen. Laura Hommel, Edith Wynne,
Mary Jones. Rose Stanton, Hettie Stertt,
Lille Ehernfeldt, Lille Seibert. Bertie Ste
pleton and Maggie, Nellie and Lille Dunn,
the Messrs. Harvey Davis, John Roberts.
Rollie Haddock, Albert McAdams, Robert
Bowen, Davie Wynne, Albert Craig, Richard
Smith, Samuel Davis. Howard Small, Ben
Shucker. William Bosmyer, Arthur Sutton
and Eddie Smith.
A Apleasant surprise, which became known
during the week, was the marriage of Miss
Mamie Alphonsus, daughter of Mrs. Ellen
Sheehan, formerly of Benton street. .Allo-
gheny, to Mr.. Will j. Price. which took place
in Cumberland, Md, on JuneS. Although the
engagements was nounced year ago. prior
to Mr.. Prices departure for Europe, the
marriage was kept SO secret that the news
of it to their friends was Il genuine surprise.
many congratulations. The couple will re-
side with the BRIDES mother until their own
house, which will be erected at Aliquippa,
is completed.
A delightful surprise party was given Mr..
Albert Weitzel, at his home, Perrysville
avenue, Thursday. Dancing and games
were the pleasures of the evening. Among
those present were: The Misses Hermte
Neely, Lille Mckain, Day Munden, Ray
Covert, Sadie Erwin. Edna Rolshouse. Elsie
Schrader. Edna Neely, Florence Glasgow,
and NJ essrs. John Schrader, Willie Neely,
Emil Klose, Robert Graham, Jim Munden,
pish. Haflock Andrews, Richard Lapish,
Sidney Hinnan and Webster Hinnan.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Mamie Jones and Miss Nellie Hanna at
the residence of Miss Jones' father. sharps-
burg, Thanksgiving eve. Among those
present were: Millard stitt, Birdie White,
Helen Morrison. Bella Fork, Jennie Harri.
Arnold, Estella Roucb, Martha Thomas.
Edith Hamilton, Miss McGee, Garnet Myers,
Feank Rerchert, David Barstow, William
lkn <<>y-,
Benjamin ID. Morrison, Alfred NJ.
Hanna, Frank Parks, Richard Arnold,
Charles Jones and Louis NJ Hanna.
Harry Sallade took place at the residence of
Rev. Mr.. Ellis, on Dinwiddie street. Miss
Emma McGinnis was maid of honor, and Mr..
Bert Sallade, brother of the groom, was best
man. The bride was attired in q beautiful
gray travelling costume. The newly wedded
pair were the recipients OF many hand some
presents, among which were house ana lot
from the aroom's parents, beautiful solid
tea set from j. d. Hardy, brother of the
BRIDE; several royal Worcester vases, silver
The Young Mems Club of Braddock, has a
.ival in "The Septene Club" or the "Club of
seven" which was organized there last
with the following well-known
,oung men as the members: Messrs Fogan
+. Bishof, Evan G. Livingstone, Lee H.
Bowman, elias P. Mills, George, w.
Richard d. Little and Will Fl.
Packer. On Friday the club sent out invita-
ions for reception and hop in Odcon Hall,
Braddock, Thursday evening, December 8.
It will be very swell event.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Mr. Mont Mccoy at his residence, Robinson
street, Allegheny, Thursday. Those present
we're the Misses Florence Wills, Lille Dorm
,ine Lula Heart, Ella Meehan, Maud Rem
ey, Maggie Greedy, Annie Hutchson, Mable