Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-29

given at McKee's Rocks Grove tomorrow
1t is said to be the first outdoor event o
the kind ever he held north nu,o OF Mason % ana M
Gusky and the steamers Venus, Venice and
| LeEi Scott will run to the grove every y
minutes, and there will be no difficulty In
reaching the grove especially with train,
running at close intervals. The Crane
march will commence at . p. NJ to the music
of the Leader Italian Band. The ground:
have been beautifed with new buildings
and made generally more attractive, and II
is reasonable to expect that the occasion
tomorrow will be really delightful. Ths
pretty, fancy costumes among the trees and
| generally rural surroundings will produce q
pretty effect, and the scene will be worth
visiting, whether one cares to dance or not.
An important wedding was celebrated or
Spring Hill last Thursday evening. Itjoined
the lives of Miss Pehnalia N. Smith and Mr.
Lloyd U. Dick, one of West Newton's sue
| cessful business men. The wedding tooI
parents, Hon. and Mrs. H. L. Goehring. and
| was performed by Rev. Dick The bride
| wore a beautiful white silk gown and was
attended by two little flower girls; MI. MI
tended Eastern trip. On their return their
home will be in West Newton. Some of rhe
presents received were very choice, among
| them being silver tea set from MI and
! Mrs.John Goehring: a large silver bowl from
| DR.. and Mrs. Robertson; a cut glass bowl
from Campbell and diamond pin from MIS-
| H. Smith.
A very enjoyable surprise party was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutledge, at their home, South
| ern avenue, Mt. Washington, by the Misses
| Z. Mcknight and L. Snee, Monday evening.
| G ames, dancing and music were the features
Of the evening Among those present were
Liethouf, S. Beecher, NJ. Wiehelt, =. Omert,
P Storm, L. Warmer, s. Stuart, Mesdames
| Mcknight, Snee, Lehman, Stuart, and the
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w. Sturm, G. Lehman, j, Lehman, Philip
Kaecher, j. Weiman, James Lester, U.
Brookman, A. Rutledge and j. krosklos.
A tea party was given at Miss Irine Duffy 8
home, Sarah street. Southside, Wednesday
evening last. Tea was served from until
10 O'Clock. Among those present were the
Misses Florance Campbell, A. Peirce, G.
Harvey, Millie Boaile, X. Wright, J. Baker.
L. Huges, Z. Hugus, 1. A. Duffy, Millie Dash
back, N. Shannon. NJ. and H; Duchene, J.
Duffy, T. Duffy, L. Ward, NJ: Burns. Messrs.
Frances H. Boile, E. and l. Thompson, e.
Kennedy, T. and E. Dashback, w. and j:
Peirce, J. Boile. T. and R. Carney, h. Ward
and J. Duschene.
Tuesday evening last Miss Sallie Stewart,
of Emerson street, entertained number OF
her friends. Delightful music and games
together with delicious luncheon, made
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those present were the Misses Nellie Flack,
Rose Mayer, Ivy Abees. Katie Pentz, Edith
Alexander, Grace Ramsey, Misses Hines,
keppe! and Misses Elder. pcn,s.M Prof. Myers
stevens, +. F. Stewart, Will Hines. Will
Elder A. NJ. Keppel, Frank Petrowski, O.
Keppel, James Hull and d. II. Stewart.
Mrs A. F. Abbott, of Sewickley, gave
parlor concert last evening in honor Of her
tphe evening Onened
with musical selections by Misses Lewis aud
Baltz, followed by "Phaedre," which won
the immediate interest and appreciation OF
the guests, by Ivanhoe Christie. His other
selections were of an excellent choice. Miss
Sara Hutchlson also gave readings OF much
taste, making the event very joyous one
Miss Atcheson charmed the audience by her
artistic recitations.
surprise party was given in honor of
Miss Belle Fork, at her residence, Home
street, Lawrenceville, Thursday evening
Those present were: Misses Belle Fork,
Mildred Fork, Birdie White Helen Morris,
Jennie Shand, Chrissie Steffler, Carrie War
ton, Rose McMahon, Maggie Hill, Mary
Crooks, West, Brown, Frank Reichert,
Charles Hare, William Porter, David Banton,
Benjamin Morrison, William Shand, Fred
Kaiser. All spent an enjoyable evening.
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the Young Peoples Alliance, of the German
Evangelical Church, of the West End, Thurs
day evening last. 1t consisted OF vocal and
Instrumental music. Miss Birdie Moore
rendered some very charming solos, and the
recitations by Misses Katie Grabel, Louise
Edwards, Lizzie Koch and Messrs. David
Dunning and William Knerler were much
enjoyed. The concert was under the direc-
zion of Mr.. Edward Hartman.
An enjoyable event of the week was the
surprise party rendered Mrs. Henry Finkel
pearl, Mrs. NJ. Robin and Miss Friedsam, of
Allegheny. The affair was brilliant sue
cess Dancing and social games were in
and Mrs. Friedsam, Mr.. and Mrs. sauers, Mr.
and Mrs. Robin, Mr. and Mrs Finkelpearl,
Mr.. Emanuel Lewis, Miss Mollie Levy, Mr..
c. Rosenthal. MI. Jos Finkelpearl, Miss
Lizzie Rosenthal and others
The first annual reception of st. Xav ier's
Union will be held tomorrow Decoration
Day) evening in Union Hall, Thirty second
and Liberty streets, Lawrenceville, for the
benefit of st. Johns Church. Among the
many pleasant things to take place will be
an address by the Rev. Father NJ. M. Sheedy
who will speak on the recently proposed
plan of a national Catholic college, to be
conducted on plan similar to the one now
at ChautauQua.
q good time at Miss Mary Beringer's house,
Butler street. Dancing, singing and other
amusements were indulged in until late
hour. Those present were the Misses Lizzie
Weber Winnie Beringer, Lucy Dauer, May
Sample, Ida Wallace, Millie Franz and
Mary Austin; Messrs. Wallace, Trefelter,
Sample, Dauer, johnson, Hill, Prader and De
Wolff.
The marriage of Mr.. John B. Patterson
and Miss Cora L. Starr at Braddock by the
Rev. S. j. Shaw, of the U. P. Church, Wednes-
day evening, was happy event Miss Starr
is from Hazelwood. The couple are well
and favorably known. They are to reside
at Braddock.
Miss Genevieve Bush entertained few
friends at her pleasant home, Dinwiddie
street, Friday evening. Progressive euchre
was the chief amusement, Miss Bessie
Houlden taking the ladies' prize and MI. +.
Sankey the gentleman's prize.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Pickenpaugh, of Morgantown,
W. Va, to the marriage of their daughter,
Lillian, to the Rev. John L. Roemer, of
Thomas, Pa, which takes place in Morgan
town, Thursday, June 2.
The Cosy Camping Club, of the southside,
will hold it's annual outing at Kenny's
Library Association, of the Southside, will
also hold its annual picnic at Kenny's
Grove July
One of tn social events of the week was
birthday party given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Kennedy in honor of their niece, Miss Lydia