Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-28

Ysrx ana Mr.. Stanley Dattlebaum. Miss Loo
prize. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs W. G. Means, Mrs. r. w. Williams, the
Misses May McCrea. Helen McCrea, Annie
Yerx, Louise Smith, Emma Williams, Maude
Frederick. Mrs. Foreman, the Misses Annie
and Lizzie Leopold and Miss Grihth; Messrs.
Stanley Dattlebaum, Joe Spear, Thomas Mo-
and the members Of the Chicora Club.
Those who have never attended Chau-
tauqua circle ought to attend meeting Of
the Williamsburg &C. l.. S. o." which are
said above all others to combine sociability,
fun, music and instruction in a way that
makes them highly enjoyable. The circle
met last Monday at the residence of the
Misses Moffitt on North street, and to make
the occasion memorable there was a special
programme tributes in prose and verse to
George Washington: an essay on the
American flag, humorous reading which
evoked great laughter, and several instru.
s4n ssa ggpanssS
Banner, Z" Columbia" and America" The
circle holds weekly meetings at the resi-
dences of the members. Mr.. q: e. Carmack
is President of the circle and Mr.. J. A. Shoe
maker is its Secretary.
One Of the pleasant events Of the week
was a birthday surprise party given in honor
/
Jefferson street, Allegheny. Among the
many present were the Misses Gertrude
Ahlers, Lottie Schneider, Edith Maisu,
Clementine Bauer, Annie aud Stella Strait
man, Ella Murray. Tillie Benin, Cealie Ben.
and jeanette Hubert, Lizzie Roeser, Messrs.
Edw. Strattman, Oliver Bauer, Frank Tenfel,
Harry Brehm, William Benkart Max
Albert Huttinger, Joseph Hook. Music,
dancing and euchre were the features OF the
| evening.
Wednesday evening Miss Birdie Murphy,
of Hazel street. gave progressive euchre
| party to q few of her friends. The first
prizes were won by Miss Mamie Heron and
| Mr.. William Hutchinson, and the "booby
prize" was captured by Miss Katie Griffin.
Among those presenUwere sthe Misses Mary
Mollie Sullivan, Pauline Motifs, Sadie Smith,
Katie Griffin, Mamie Heron, Lizzie Heron,
| Messrs. George Rancell, Willie Taylor,
| Willie Hutchinson, Charles NJ. Shane, Louis
Klein, Guy Hutchinson, John Sullivan, John
Murphy, George So1terman.
Among the many surprises of the week
was = party rendered Miss Mamie Hommel,
at her fathers residence. Second avenue,
last Thursday, by her school friends. The
party was in every way a very enjoyable
one. Among those present were the Misses
Annie and Edith Cartrieht, Florence Burns,
Blanche Evans, Lizzie Jones, Lizzie Powell,
Liddie Dolan, Maggie Davis and Laura
Hommel: Messrs Evan Thomas, David
| George winn, William Williams, sgd.
Joseph, Evan Davis, Martin and Bert
Thomas.
Mr.. Edward Champeno and Miss Mary MO
Carthy, popular young people of Braddock,
| were married at 8 O'Clock on Thursday even-
ing in st. Thomas r. C. Church, Braddock,
by the rector, Very Rev. John Hickey, with
an impressive service. Mr.. P. Hughes, of
Swissvale, was groomsman, and Miss Kate
Carroll, of Hawkins, bridesmaid. A recep-
ton was given in the evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr. Carroll. Mr.. Champeno has
Club at Braddock since lis organization four
years ago.
Avery pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Efie Getty at her residence, B street
Allegheny, by the Misses Maggie and Irene
Cunningham, Of Irwin avenue. The evening
was spent in dancing and games. Among
those present were: Dick Taylor, Thomas
McWaip, 7,,.l7 Frank Fisher. Rory and Arthur
Misses Anna Griesiener, Mary o. Brine, Annie
Mccarthy, Sadie and Annie Owens, Maggie
and Alice Goggins.
The bazar and festival given under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Guilds Of Trinity P.
E. Church in Odean Hall, Braddock. the last
three days of the week, was g series Of very
enjoyable evenings. A short programme
was given each evening The very sweetest
and daintiest of the young ladies of the
church, assisted by o number Of young
Williamsburg ladies, attended booths and
tables. The series was social and financial
success.
A leap year party was given by the Misses
Maggie Weis, Lima Waselouskey and Emma
Rossneld, at the home Of Miss Maggie Weis,
No. Is Carson street, Wednesday evening.
Nav ni IL faof of fnA pfv,<r
Those present were: Sophie and Minnie
Sanders Katie and Laura Toms, Matte Car
bly,, Theresa Baker and Messrs. Willie Cor
Willie Ruehlihg, Jacob Bauer, John Kolb.
The marriage Of Mr. Josiah Smith, Of W.
v. Dermitt & Co., and Miss NJ E. Proctor,
daughter of Mr.. G. r. Proctor. Of Wrylie ave-
nue. was solemnized at the brides home on
Tuesday evening, February %. The eere-
Mackay, OF st. Peters II. E. Church. The
Youngstown. O., and the groom by Mi. W.
II. Dunseath.
The southside was well represented at the
Tancred Commandery No. Is K. T., reception
given at the Alvin Theater on last Tuesday
evening. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. George N. Monro, MIR. and Mrs. |
Joseph Laufer, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Schaffer, |
Miss Ida snively, Miss Millie Mathew,
Messrs, James F. Erny, Stephen Strung and |
Harry Laufer. |
The Democratic Club Of Braddock gave O |
choice entertainment, reception and BAN |
quet on Thursday evening in its well-ap- |
pointed club rooms on Braddock avenue, to |
the members and their wives and friends. |
About "a couple enjoyed the interesting |
festivities. the General Committee was |
Messrs. A. H. List, George Speide, j. K. |
Fisher, John Donovan and Hugh Shields.
The most enjoyable dance of the season
given by tine Hiawa atha Club was the masque-
rade party in Washington Hall, Allegheny,
on Thursday evening. The hall was nlled /
with merry masQuers, and upon q signal at |
II O'Clock the result OF the unmasking was /
rather surprising. To Messrs. Meister, Boyle |
which the dance was conducted.
One Of the leapyear parties ofthe
season was given by Misses Murphy, Kenna,
Walsh and Ringling at Miller mansion on |
Tuesday. The house was beautifully de-
eorated for the occasion andabout 76 couples
responded. After spending very pleasant |
evening the guests retired thanking the
young ladies and congratulated them on the |
success OF their entertainments
One Of the social events of tho week was q
surprise party given in honor OF Miss Z.
O'Donnell at the Palace Parlors last Wednes-
day. A very pleasant time was spent
dancing to the sweet strains Of the violin !
and piano until Il O'Clock, when all repaired /
to the dining room for supper. Dancing was
resumed until O'Clock.
Miss Grace Ryan gave a very pleasant re-
ception to her many friends ON Monday
evening, Washington's Birthday. Music
and games were the chief enRaRements of |