Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-04

attorney at the PfttsDurg bar. and Logan
McMullen, Vice President of the New Yorl
and Wyoming Mining Company, located a
Cummings City. Wyo. The second member
is Frederick Wineman, sr., living with hi.
youngest member is Mrs Mary Myler, wife
of ex-Postmaster John A Myler, OF ALLIE
gheny, and President OF the Nations Banf
for Savings. The ancestors Of this family
were amony the first settlers in Pittsburg
moving here in 1915. The members of thil
reunion are located in Leadville, Col, Cum
mings City. Wyo.,. Terre Hante, Ind, Ian
cashire, England, ana Pittsburg anc
vicinity.
4 farewell reception was rendered Mr.. L
z. Jordan, Superintendent of the Forge De
partment of the PittsDurg Forge and IroI
Company, OF this city, at his beautiful resi-
dence in Bellevue, Tuesday evening last
Mr.. Jordan has been connected with the
above firm for number of. years, and re
signed his position to accept the general
management of prominent manufacturing
/ firm in Boston. In his departure from this
place he leaves number of friends, many
of whom together with corps of his en-
ployes, accompanied by detachment of the
American Military Band. presented him
with beautiful diamond set watch charm
as a token of their friendship. The pre-
sentation speech was made by Mr.. Thomas
| Wilson, TO which Mr. Jordan responded very
| affectinGly. Among those present were
Thomas Wilson, Thomas Bigley, George A.
|
Samuel steck. Charles A. Young, Charles
! Davis, William Thayer, John Z. Young,
Daniel Chillicothe, IL. NJ. Young, Harry
Reid, D. Thomas, A. F. Schmidt, w. V.
| Young, j. Trautman, ID. Evans.
| Invitations are out for a reception and
parlor entertainment to be given next
| Thursday evening at the residence of Mr..
| +. B. Richards, Duqnesne Heights. 1t
| will be for the benefit of the Mission Sunday
school of Grace Episcopal Church. This
\ mission has recently been established, and
| is provided for financially by circle OF
| ladies residents of the Heights The enter
| tainment will present many attractive
| features. Besides the formal musical pro-
| gramme and tie usual refreshments OF ice
| cream and cake. the lawn is to be illumi-
uateo in an unusually brilliant manner.
| There will be Handsomely decorated booths
for the sale of bon-bons, Truit, flowers, etc.
| camp of veritable gypsies and an orna-
| mental lemonade well, attended by young
| ladies in oriental co-tumes, will be an addi-
tional feature. There will be a fine platform
| for dancing, with good music in attendance.
Altogether the ladies have planned very
| charming affair.
The following young people enjoyed an
outing last Wednesday in Schenley Park:
Amy FRANKIE, Aimee Goldstein, Sylvia May
er. Alma Ware, E Twin May Eleie Mayer,
Millie Strauss Carrie Kaufman, May Her
zog, Rose Zugsmith, Sadie Hollander. Edna
Fleursheim, Blanche Lehman, Clara
schweitzer, Alma Lehman, Mrs. May. Mrs.
Fleishman, Blanche Stern, Mary Gusky,
| Alice Bown, Birdie Rogaliner, Lille Briliis.
Ella Wertheimer, Carrie Graf, Hettie kauf-
| man, Jean Allan, Alice Guckenheimer Min
Jennie RoedeIheim, william Roderick,
Paulina King, Evan A. Jone-, Edna Silver
man, Minnie Laird, Bella Feuchtwanger,
Mamie Oppeuheimer. Della Forst, Hattie
Joseph and Gertie Goldstein.
One of the Pleasant surprise parties Of the
week was that held Tuesday evening at the
home of Mes Ivy Stevenson, IS Adams
street, Allegheny. Music, singing and games
were tho sinusements of the evening"
Among the fuests were the Misses Minnie
Gerst Maud Caldwell. Myrtle White, Anna
Dougherty, Alice Kennedy, Ida wilhelm,
Annie SholSs, Lille Myers, Pearl Sloan,
Gertie Myer, Rosa LoeWy, Mary Brown,
Matte Erwr, Myrtle Stevenson, Alice Scott,
Messrs. Tom Caldwell, James Cutler, Robert
Little, Willie Little, Hugh Henderson Fred
Hill Charlie Erwin, Harry Stauffer George
Bsyd, Harry Duncan and Willie Stevenson.
A surprise party was given Wednesday
evening to Mr.. James Armstrong, at his
home, Lombard street, Allegheny. The
evening was spent in dancing and card
playing. Among the guests we note the
Misses Maggie Shook, Grace Crandall, Lizzie
kunkle. stella Oxley, May Gilmore, Jennie
Wasg, Edith WagE, Clara Culbertson. Clara
Spangler, Bella O1iey, Maggie Paisley, Kate
Mcfarland, Messrs. Arthur Spangler, Rich
ard Armstrong James Dou liberty, W. Carey,
Charles Green, William Wagg, AL. Oxley,
william Murrcts, Otta ShuSter, Mr. Mat
thews, Mr.. Zmmer, Mr. Mcfarland and Jas
Armstrong. 20
Tho twentieth annual reunion OF the st.
Thomas Cornet Band, of Braddock, was held
in the new Turner Theater, on Haket ave-
nue., Wednesday evening last. There were
about zoo well-known people present. A ban
quet was served and the hall was tastfly dec
GRATED. The reception hall was also prettily
decorated, The Mozart Orchestra furnished
the music for dancing. The St. Thomas Band
ave a concert before the festivities be Ian.
The band was organic ed by Rev. Peter
Hughes. Messrs Thoma Darby and James
Graham are the only original members now
living. Each of these gentlemen were made
the recipients of handsome gold-headed
cane from the band.
Friday evening Miss Emma Speer gave a
delightful birthday party at her home on
Second street, Allegheny. The guests were
entertained with music, dancing and all
kinds of merry games until supper was an
nounced. The following young folks were
present. Mamie Speer, Gussie Speer, Mary
Beilstein, Stella Yost, Annie Schlieper, Liz
zie Bosch, Carrie Sauers Emma Miller Min
ME Voter, Mary Hack, Barbrab Hack, Ella
Arthur Wiley, Elmer Fisher, Fred Reubi'
Harry Zutelgt, Eddie Zutelgt, Joseph Smith
diel, William Wilson, Charlie HinkeL
Miss Katie MCGOWAN gave a birthday sur
prise party Wednesday evening at her home,
Third avenue, in honor of her friend Miss
Ina Pyer. The evening was spent in games
and dancing. At midnight a repast was
served, after which the guests Departed.
Those present were Misses Mollie Wisging-
ton, Katie Roberts, BERTHE Hartford, Rertie
Smith, Sadie Smith, BuIa Seamon, Nettie
Sneed Annie Baltz Stella Sprague and Allie
WigginSton; Mrssrs. Charlie Wiggington,
Clifford Hartford, Guy Davis, Louis Jones,
gIngton George Seips, Albert CIatty, John
Sneed and Henry Earsman.
A taffy pulling and watermelon party was
given by the Misses Agnes Little, Maggie
Cummings, Ella Spear, Anna Blemming at
Mt. Sewickley camp ground last week The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Spear, Mr.. and
Mrs. HARRISON, Mollie Spear, Grace Altaffer,
Bella Oxley, Stella OXley, Lucy CLANCY,
Silva Rosensteal, COrriene Douglass, Marga-
ret Richey. Ethel Richey, Emma Lake. James
Charles Adams, Harry Sacket, Charles Lit
tie, Oliver Hezlep, Jay Mac Caughey Arch
Hamilton, E. schell. Robert Spear, Dave
muIOOCu duu harry boVluSIOu-
Mrs. Colonel E. D. Yutz, of Ursina, Pa has
proved herself quite q delightful hostess to
a number of guests this summer. Among
these have been the following: DR.. Cope
and wife, Mr.. Jesse McCune, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Law, Mr.. and Mrs Mills and Miss Irene
Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Redman, Miss Carrie
Benn. of Braddock; Mr.. W. H. Martin, of
California. Pa; Mr.. II. A. Myers, ConneIIs-
vile: Mr.. Henry Hast, Cumberland, Nd, and
Mrs. S. NJ. Harding, of Pittsburg.