Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14
to see her venture successful. She is said
! to have a most excellent voice.
| MARION CRAWFORD GALLHER-
SAINT VALENTINES WEEK.
Where Cupid Capered Most Industriously
the Past Six Days.

| ShlNT VALENTINES WEEK.
Where Cupid Capered Most Industriousl.
the Past Six Days.
One of the social events of the week wa!
the twenty-f1fth anniversary of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Patrick Brennan's marriage, which
was celebrated at their residence, on Juniu!
street last Monday evening. Dancing wa:
one of the principal features OF the evening
interspersed with songs by Messrs. Davis
Bailey and Leech, after which supper wa:
served. Many valuable presents were given
among which were a silver butter dish, Mr.
and Mrs H. Wilson; silver and ruby fruit
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Parrill, of Wheeling
silver and cut glass fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs
j. McGlinchey: silver cream pitcher and
| cup, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Lockhart; silver but
! ter dish, Mr.. j. Bailey and Miss Bailey; silver
| syrup pitcher, Miss Annie McEvoy; silver
| waiter, Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. Haller; silver cake
| basket aud cup, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Egan; silver
teaspoon, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Steinbrunn: silver
| castor, Mr.. AMI Mrs. j. Mccarthy; silver
napkin rings, the Misses Williams: silver
| pickel castor, Mr.. and Mrs j. Mcneil; silver
| headed cane, MessrS. j. and ID. Mccarthy:
| silver tablespoons, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ken
naIly; silver teaspoons, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Nc
Carthy; silver sugar spoon and butter knife,
Mr. j. Howley, Of Wheeling; silver teaspoon
and coin, the Misses Conner and Shellar; sill
yer card basket, Mr.. and Mrs. H Leech.
Many congratulations were received from
friends unable to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Leach, Of Dearborn
street, were the surprised recipients Of a
visit from party of friends on last Monday
evening. The unexpected call was made i'll
connection with the anniversary of most
important event in Mr.. Leach's life, which,
however, happened too early for that gentle
man to have any recollection of, though his
own existence and the evidence of friends
are considered satisfactory proof. The
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. L. A. Gibson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fulton, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Forbes, Jr, and Miss Agnes Forbes;
Messrs. Bryson, T. Henry, H. Martin, S.
lander, 6. Vogle, c. Ronenshausen, P. Brown.
G. Rudolph, w. Yeakle, H. Wood, P. Genge,
H. Genge, G. RoushaUsen, John Staas. W.
Bryson, w. Palmer F. Roushausen, j. Price,
}. Moor. F. Greiser and j. Hartwlch: the
Misses Love, Newmeyer. Heckle, Schultz,
Reichard: Woef1e. Cannon, Barr, Fallen,
Grumay. Palmer. Gray, E; Rudolph, NJ. Ru-
Mr.. and Mrs. B. schauer, OF Avery street,
Allegheny, were rendered surprise and
masquerade party last Wednesday evening
by their host of friends. The hours of
pleasure were spent in dancing and singing
The following we're present: Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Schauer, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Seidenstricker
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos snyder, Mr.. and Mrs
L.
Mrs. John kleinkeuz, Mrs. Dan Miller, Mrs
John Miller, Mrs. Annie Wright, Mrs
Emma Conley, Mrs. Francesca Buettner, tho
Misses Minnie Seidenstricker, Schauer Mar
celia Schauer, Rose Schauer, Annie Miller
Carrie Miller, Laura Pritch, Annie Dietrich
Carrie Hirth, Mildred Schauer, Goeber
Theresa schafer; messrs; John schauer,
Seidenstricker. Roy Ridgeway, Herm Fuhr,
John Bach, George Heckel, Jack Bausch,
Norman Smith. John Detze, Joe Barth,
Mart Bitchley, WIS. Billinged.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs Furiok $50,
Sidney street, Southside. was brilliant with
light on Tuesday evening at the marriage of
their son, William Quillan Furick and Miss
Belle Gordon Trunick, a well-known young
lady of the Southside. The Rev. Mr. Ballan-
tine, pastor of the Bingham Street NJ. E.
Church, tied the nuptial knot. After supper
dancing was indulged in to the music furn-
ished by the Eclat Orchestra. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Furick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pedem, Mrs, Orpha Berry, Mrs Barclay,
Mrs. Mary and Miss Amanda Neel Mrs Nc
Shaffery, Misses Mollie Lewis, Gertie Nc
Shaffery, Dane Furick and Messrs James
Trunick, John Trunick Will Bauer, Tom
Furick Daniel McGahan, Tom Barclay and
Charles Bell, of Mansfield. The presents
were numerous and costly. The happy
couple will take up their residence on South
Twentieth street and will be at home to
their friends there.
An event of the PAST week was a surprise
party from Lawrencevile which visited Mr.
and Mrs. Louis II. Noble, of Guysuta, last
Tuesday evening. The chaperons were
Mrs. John j. Mitchell and Mrs Samuel A.
Henderson. Among the guests were the
Misses Kate Kerr, Francis Scully, Mamie
Wigley, Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Dufrey, the
Misses Agnes Mitchell, Alice Noble. Annie |
Mcdonald, Jean McCallister Mr.. and Mrs. |
Thomas r Gallagher. the Misses Nellie |
Mitchell, Kate Jelley, Katharine Mcdonald, |
Augusta Mitchell and Emma Noble; Messrs
Charles E. Mitchell, Samuel McKelvey Will
Barton, win A. Noble, f. A. Kennedy, Law |
renee Mitchell, Will Monohan, Tom Ken |
nedy, Masters Frank Mitchell and Leo and |
Gilbert Noble, VIII Mckelvey, Mr. Black. |
James A. Mitchell, Will K. Mitchell, Samuel |
4. Henderson. |
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
Gazzam gave birthday party in honor of |
their daughter Miss Clara. Among the many |
present were: May and Edna Guntz, Carrie |
and Elva Curry, Aggie and Mary Fareman,
Bessie GaZZam, Mary and Jennie Wyman, |
Alice koDer, Rena Mugle, Lldda Mishler. |
Rena Dfees, Lulu Stanly, Edna, Blanch and |
Edith Harris, Carrie Tagart, Agnes and |
Sally Shilliday, May Beckert: Masters Robby |
Walker, John Guntz, James and Arthur |
Harry Drees, Fred Miller, Parker |
GaZZam, Willie Fareman, Harry Shoeller,.
Howard Caskey, Arthur i. Wyman. The |
young lady received number OF presents.
A pleasant party was given in honor OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriman, OF the West End. |
Monday evening. Among those present |
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth, the Misses |
All o'Hare, Gussie Haley, Emma Gangloff |
Mary Miller, Katie Hunt, Mabel Boswortb. |
Minnie Gray, Mamie O'Hare Annie Gibson |
Annie 0'Donell and Annie OHare; Messrs,
Thomas O'Hare, NJ. L. Grover, j. Thompson. |
L. Day, Joe johnson, G. Kearns, p Buckley
Rucklpinpr ~
G. Welch, n. Jones' j. Kinsler
L, Foster w. Henrieks, Z. Henderson John,
B ton and j. II. Titus.
A very pleasant party was held at the
home of Miss Kate Roger, of Van Braam
street, Wednesday evening. Music and
dancing were the principal features of the
evening. Among those present were the
Misses Laura Schaefer, lola Kober, Emma
Ineth, Bertha Schaefer, Mollie Rebele Agnes
Pryor, Millie Schaefer, Lizzie snyder, Mrs.
Catherine Roger, MesSrs. Jacob Sauuan
Harry Becker, Fred Gueth, Harry Bauer,
John Ganter, Fred Saudan, Will Gordin1 |
Fred Yeckel, Conrad, John, George and Fred
Roger.
Thursday evening last a delightful pro-
yressive eucher party was held at the home
,f Miss Patch. Sarah street, Southside Five
ables were. filed with players. The sue
,essful competitors were Mrs. Force and
Miss Lydia Stone, Mr.. Iran Davis and Mr..
dauch. Among those present were DIR.
md Mrs. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stone,
Mrs. and Mr.. Appel and Mrs. Force, Misses
louis Mclaughlin Appel, the Misses stone,
dessrs. Davis, Hauch, Appel, Louis Stone
md Fatcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ schwab intro
luced their beautiful new home on Jones
venue, North BraddociS to their friends
asst night, One hundred guests were pres
mt from Braddock and town. Dancing was