Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-30
mother, Mrs. Annie Smith, Belle avenue.
None but tho near relatfveswer6 present.

mother, Mrs. Annie Smith,, Belle avenue.
None but tho near relstiveswers present.
Tho "Mistletoe Club" gave the frst OF its
eeries of winter receptions at tho rooms OF
the Frohsinn Club, Penn avenue, last
Thursday evening, Over 10 couples parttci-
pated in the enjoyable event. The rooms
were decorated handsomely with plants
and flowers and presented very beautiful
appearance. A substantial repast was
served at midnight. The reception was
under the management Of julius G. Kauf-
mann. Herman Sorg, Oscar Rosenbaum, Il.
Oehmle er and L. Brecht.
A delightful birthday surprise. party was
that at the home of Mr.. John Dethrick, Cen.
ter avenue, last Friday evening. The guests
were: The@iisses Lydia and Grace Greer, of
Allegheny; Misses Maggie and Jennie Lu-
man. Emma and Clara Burger, Kate Dillon
and Miss Barton; also Messrs. Edward ]. and
AlphG G. Kretz, John F. and. Allie Dfthrfch,
Joseph aGroetch. Frank and Henry Berghon,
Westentagen =. ellison. Jenkins, Ainsworth
j. ellison and Wflliam WeimskeE
The Belvidere Club, of the southside, held
a select reception at Reich Palace Parlors
Friday evening. Those present were: Misses
Nell Peters, Lizzie Kelly. Ella Meyers,
frankie Martin, Ed ma Shoch, Alice White.
Phoebe c. Teny, May Heinz. Lizzie Selen.
Anna May. Anna Scales. Messrs. David
Martin, George Reis, Conner Thomas, John
keis. Fred Fichtel, j. e. Kipp, Will Spreen,
Fred Elinger and Matthew Rammes.
The Rev John H. Young, of Homewood.
who has been pastor of the First Congrega-
tional Church of Braddock for the past
three years, offered his resignation last
week on account of ill health. A congrega-
tional meeting was held on "Wednesday
night. and his resignation was not accepted
Instead resolutions of sympathy and esteem
leseRChin0 remain.
new pastor will be found as soon as possible,
to be retained permanently.
Among the happy events of the week was
the wedding of Miss Mary Duane, of Allie
gheny, to Mr.. Henry Dorsey, of Glenwood.
The ceremony was performed ut St. Peters
R. C. Church, Rev. Father Heating offic!ar-
ing Miss Mary Gallery was bridemaid and
Mr.. James Connolly, of Braddock, Was best
man. After tho wedding supper the couple
lett on a tour. On their return they will re-
side at GlenwOod.
Goddess of Liberty Council, Daughters Of
Liberty, of Braddock, will hold q red, white
and blue social and entertainment in the
Carnegie Cooperative building tomorrow
Ii Councillor; JAIN james s. Mccieary, ex.NstionaI
Councillor, and Mrs. Sadie Griffin, vice AS
sociate Councillor, Daughters of Liberty,
will make addresses.
The copening entertainment Of the con-
cert and free lecture course to be given this
season at Braddock by Mr. Carnegie through
the Carnegie Library Association Board
took place in the First NJ. E. Church there
on Thursday night. 1t was a concert by the
Mozart sexted, OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Monongahela Council No. 1s2, il. o. o. A.
NJ, OF Braddocls, formally dedicated it's new
hall in the Carnegie building on Tuesday
night with anne entertainment and recep-
tion to the wives and members of the order.
William 7. Kerr made an address, and q
banquet ended the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Weaver, Of South ave-
nue., Allegheny. assisted by q number Of
their friends, celebrated the ninth annf-
versary OF their marriage last Tuesday even-
in social converse and music.
The annual concert of tho North Braddock
United Brethren Church will take place
next Thursday and Friday evenings. The
Edwards family, of Homestead. will take
part as well as a number of other vocalfsts
from that place and this city.
Miss Amelia JONES' daughter Of Mr.. Enoch
Jones, proprietor OF the Central Hotel,
Braddock, gave a party to 20 friends in the
MFR. Jones will remove his family to Cleve-
land, o., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pryor, OF Resaca street,
celebrated the sixth anniversary Of their
marriage Thursday evening. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker
and Mr.. and Miss Quinn.
Mr.. David D. Isles, q well-known oon-
tractor OF Copeland will be married to Miss
Gertrude Davis. daughter Of Mr.. William h.
Davis. OF North Braddock, on Wednesday,
November "a.
Mr.. David W. Esplen and Niss Mary E. Night
ingale we're united in marriage Wednesday
evening last by the Rev. j. A. Cosgrove at
his residence, Main street, West End.
The Misses Neckerman, Of Thirty-ninth
street, entertained number Of their friends
Wednesday evening. Cards and dancing
were the features.
Miss Ada Wagner, of Braddock. and her
music class gave an interesting parlor organ
recital at her home on Braddock avenue on
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hoobler, OF Sheridan
avenue and Miller street, Bellevue, will be
at home to their friends after November L