Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-17

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aessrs' RoDers H McTstridse RHi @iI Fix, Wn VIII
Roberts, George Henry, Robert Austin,
Ollie Smith, George Wheeler, Rob Chess
man., Elmer Parker, Charles Sheetz, AL
Deasler, I. S. Hodgins, Al Henry, Sam Chess
man, Jr., James Hawkins o. A. Chessman,
Arthur Hodgins, Harry Claus, Robert Irwin.
The theater party given Friday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Bruce to see their
friend, Mr.. ]. willard Campbell, at the
Bijou was among the most delightful of the
weeks social events. The guests were: Miss
Mathews, Messrs. NJ. Shellaby, George
Lacher, G. s. Hoffman, Francis salmon, wal
ter Fawht J. a. Hamilton, II. Mckee, w.
se5mist samSls; A. walksF Mf;a@s osso bnshEny Ms
keag, J. NJ. McGowin, A. Fire. H. McKam,
W. Saltzman, W. Ide, w. McIlveen, j. Strit-
mater. F. Hudson, E. McQuistin, E. Edsall,
Thompson, j. Wilson, &. Richards, J. Park,
P. Baker, G. FughrJ Alexander. J. C. NAH
ler.
The pretty little play of "sunset" will be
given for "sweet charity" sake at the home
of Mrs. Edwin Lare, Washington street.
Allegheny, on next Friday afternoon week
by a number of amateur young ladies who
have been rehearsing their respective parts
during the lenten season under the guide once
of capable master. The large parlors will
doubtless be crowded as they never were
before and as the affair is to be strictly a
ladies' matinee no gentlemen need apply.
The several characters of the play will be
Miss Bennett, Miss Adelaide Lare, Miss Mary
Dale Clarke and Miss Bessie Bennett.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gardner,
Morgan street, was the scene of a delight
full surprise party arranged by Mrs. Gard
ner in honor of her sister, Miss Minnie Cor.
don. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fritzell, Miss Sadie Bridge, Miss Emma
Good. Miss Annie Miller, Miss Emma Taylor,
Miss Nellie Brauff, Miss Winnie Brauff, Miss
Minnie Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Gardner,
MeSsrs; n,an James Jack, Harry E. B Barker.
Brauf and George and Harry Gardner.
A surprise was rendered MIR. +. Hensel at
his residence, First street, Allegheny, Thurs
day evening. Dancing and cards were
among the evenings amusemeuts. The
guests were: Misses Annie Stark, Sadie
Jones, Mart, Miller, Messrs. John Staiger,
Charles Hensel. Joseph Balme, William
Hickey, Herman Schmidt. James Skiles, Ed
Fisher. John Kennedy, Mr.. ana Mrs. Sauers,
Miss Lindernann, Mr. and Mrs Mayer,
Mrs. Dalzeu. Mrs. Panmer and Mrs. Chart.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Roney to
Mr. Edward G. Merriman was performed
last Thursday evening by the Rev. Joseph
Kyle at the Fourth U. P. Church. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Jennie
Roney, and the groom by MIR. John j. Stein
benner. After the wedding ceremony the
young couple were given a reception at the
groom's parents house, As Monterey street,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Merriman will reside for
some time.
There will be bazaar of days in the Bible
House, Arch street, Allegheny, on the after.
noon and evening OF Friday next, the ed
inst, to aid the building fund of st. Johns
Mission, Woods Run. Booths representing
the different days of the week will be in
charge of ladies from Emmanuel, Ascension,
trinity, St.. Peters. st. Andrews, st.
Stephens and the Mission. Christ Church
will have charge of the supper.
dock, will give a musicale in Odeon Hall
next Tuesday evening. The Philharmonic
assisted by the following vocal
lists will take part: Miss Jennie Wooster,
Mr.. Charles Fleming Mr. Mark Porrtt, Miss
Adah Manchester, Mr.. H. sutley, Miss Sadie
Gavin and Miss Margaret MiZzo.
Rev Father A. A. Lambing will lecture on
''The Other Side of Missionary Life" under
the auspices of St. Benedict's Commandery
No. ls9, r. C. U. K. of st. John, at Lafayette
benett @ of st Benedicts coiored catboiie af ene
Church.
The local union of the Y. P. 8. E., Of the
various Braddock churches, held union
meeting Thursday evening last in the North
Braddock United Brethren Church An
Rev. DR.. Holmes, of this city, President of
county union, delivered an address.
The social event of the week at Braddock
was the reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant B. Anderson, nee Hunter, in their ele-
about 100. The floral decorations were very
beautiful
The deaf mutes of Braddock and vicinity
are arranging for an entertainment to take
place the middle of next month. The pro-
ceeds will be in aid of the erection of the
Home for Deaf Mutes near Harrisburg.
The dedication of the First United Breth-
rem Church, of Williamsburg, will take place
today, Bishop Weaver, OF Dayton, O., OFF,
ciating. Services will be held at l0:45 A. M.
and 800 and 7:3O P. M.
The Grand Army Band of Allegheny Will
give concert and reception at the Pitts
burg Auditorium on the evening of April g.
assisted by Miss Wilmer Schuck, Mr.. A. C.
Fogo accompanist.
The tea party to be given by the ladies Of
St. Brendan's r. c. congregation, of West
next Tuesday evening" will be
the social event of leading interest at that
place this week.
A wedding OF interest that will take place
shortly is that of Miss Annie Logan, Of
and Mr.. Joseph Larkin, son of
Postmaster John B. Larkin.
Invitations have been issued by the Marl-
ooro Club, of Allegheny, for q dance to be
given tomorrow evening in Cyclorama
Hall.
The Columbia Social OF Braddock gives an
Easter reception tomorrow evening in
Odeon Hall
SPRING BIRDS OF PASSAGE.