Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-21


ding was very quiet one.
Ono Of the most enjoyable events Of the
| week was q surprise leap year party. given
by the sweet "Hallo" girls OF Allegheny a,
the residence of Miss Millie Myers, Penn ave
nue., Pittsburg. The young folks gathered
at the residence OF Miss Mollie Cohen, ALLIE
gheny, and proceeded over to Pittsburg
Dancing and card playing were the principal
features of the evening, a stag" dance being
worthy of mention. Supper was served at
ll:3o. Among those present were: Mrs
Smith, Mrs. George Myers, Miss Mollie
Cohen, Maggie Snodgrass, Millie Myers,
Florence Howe, Annie Leety, Hannah Cohen,
Annie Howe, Jennie Francis, Carrie Meyers,
Berdie Sloan and Dolly Cochran: Messrs.
Meyers, Cohen, Crozier, Reichlous, Reno,
Beiler, keltenbaugh, Jones and Zen and
George Howe.
One of the most pleasant social events OF
last week took place at the residence of Miss
Celia Henry, Forty-fifth street. The guests
surrounded ten tables and very enjoyable
time was spent. After awarding Miss L..
Peterson and MrsW. j. Weisser with head
prizes refreshments were served; dancing
then brought to a close one of the most de-
lightful events held in Lawrencevile. Those
present were: Miss d. Crinnion, S. Foy, NJ.
Emery, S. Emery, N. Peterson, L. Peterson,
Dolan, e. Letzkus. X. Gilman, E. Mckee, T..
Devine. NJ Hollan P. Holland, Mrs. j. Shaw,
Mrs. I. Devlin, Mrs. j. Mahoney, Mrs. Smith,
O'Toole, Dr. Nun ford, Bashford, Myers, Dew
lin, Ockerman. Rattigau, Peterson, Emery,
Shaw, Hogan, Campbell, Moran, Gilman,
Walick, Leng and Weisser.
Avery agreeable surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Mary Anna shaller on Tues
day evening, February 16, at her home.
River Hill, Elliot B., on the occasion of her
18th birthday. The enjoyments Of the even
ing were the music, dancing and supper.
The Misses Louisa Stein, Lille Dietrich,
Carrie Kanar, Annie Gessner, Katie Smaller,
Lizzie Erwin. Annie McAvoy. Bertha Cess
ner, Maggie E. Brown Katie Dietrich, Mary
Heidenreich, Barbara Gier; Messrs. Leo P.
Wagner, David Campbell, Frank Pointer,
John Wolburt Max Christensen, Joe Wag-
Julius King, John Brown, William Campbell,
Henry Bitmeyer, James Mcdonald and
others. The early morning hour closed the
affair.
One Of the most successful and enjoy
able leap year parties of the season was
given by the young lady members of the
Albambra Cotillon Club last Monday even
ing, at the Monongahela House. There were
covers spread for 10 couples. Among those
present were the Misses Lou McClaine, Maud
McClaine, Carrie Kreps, Laura Horde, Clara
Myers, Lydia Rhfnehart, Nellie Becker,
Bessie Rutton, and Messrs. Buz Burchf1eld,
Ed. Hartze, J. Rhinehart, R. Barker, W.
Burt, J. Cook Harry Duff, George Rhodes,
Had McKee, Frank Bailey and many other
too numerous to mention here.
Among the events Of the week was -
pleasant surprise rendered to Mr.. and Mrs.
o. j. Lewis at their new residence, Y Craw-
ford street, on Tuesday evening 18th. Among
the guests were Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Perk-
fnson, the Misses Annie Keast, Ellie Con-
ners, Name Thompson, Ellie Handrahan,
Alice Handrahan, Joe Pender, Jennie Cainy,
Name McGown, Annie Brennan Ellie Cop
penger, Mary Striner Rose Goele. Mary
Duffy. NJ. Goele, Katie Brennan. Messenger
D. Nicolis, j. Burke, W. Brennan. j. Bren-
nan, J. Boose, r. Thompson, q. Parks, W.
Copen, W. McCabe.
Mrs. Charles Smeck, OF Washington ave-
nue.. Allegheny. gave q musicale Thursday
evening last in honor of her friend, Mrs.
Doubt who is soon to remove from the city.
A number of choice vocal and instrumental
selections were rendered, the gem of the
evening being Mr.. Doubts solo, "The
Bugler." Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Doubt, Mr.. and Mrs. Topp, Mr. and Mrs.
Roderbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday. An
elaborate repast was partaken Of and
heartily enjoyed.
On Thursday evening Miss Ella Brannan,
assisted by Miss Tillie Genske, held party
at the residence of Mrs F. Adams, corner
street and Penn avenue
Dancing was INDUCED in until the "wee
sma hours, " when refreshments were served.
Those present we're the Misses Meltz, Con-
nor, Sweeny, Heron, Pabst, Croft. Kate and
Maggie Roberts, of Philadelphia; Messrs.
Davis and Quay.
The smithfeld Club on next Friday even
ing will give their fourth annual reception
at the Monongahela House. As its former
are satisfied that the present occa-
sion will be fully equal to, II it does not sur
pass. former occasions. An orchestra OF 12
pieces will be present; The committee in
Douglass, Gray, Herr, Armstrong and Hill.
Mrs. Robert Garland entertained the
Maids and Matrons' Euchre Club Wednes-
day afternoon at her lovely home Atwood
street, assisted by Mrs. Wesley Watles. Six
prizes were awarded. The first prize was
won by Mrs. A. B. West; second, Mrs. Fl. j.
Bailey; third, Mrs n. ]. Butler; fourth, Miss
Olive Atwell; fifth, Miss Ball; sixth, Miss
Garettson.
The Dinwiddie Euchre Club was enter
tanned on Thursday evening at the cozy
home of Mrs. Breckenridge, of Dinwiddie
street. After the prize for proficiency
among the ladies had been awarded to Mrs.
Riddle, and Mr.. Porter had come off equally
well among the gentlemen with a collar box,
the party adjourned to the dining room
where a delicious lunch was served.
The Firemen's Fair at Homestead last
week was one of the social successes of the
season. On the programme were many
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Among them was q recitation of "The
Gypsy Flower Girl" by Miss Nina Milligan,
evening. She was one of Prof.
Byron Kings pupils
Bellevue felicitates itself that tho coming
season will see it in possession Of the best
ball club it ever had, among its players be-
ing Fortune, Coyle, Elsie, Ralston, A. Mil
Ter. Irwin, Groah, e. Miller Hauser and
Kerr. As soon as the weather permits,
Bellevue would like to hear from other
mines having intentions"
The Little Gem Euchre Club held q valen-
line party at the home OF Miss Grace Hub
bard, Market street, Allegheny, Friday even
ing. The prizes were won by Miss Nellie
Urben, Carl Fogle and Leon Long. Lunch
was served.
One of the most enjoyable events Of the
week was reception given by Theo. W.
Meese, of Fifth avenue. Dancing was the
principal feature of the evening. The crowd |
dispersed declaring they had an enjoyable |
lime.
A very pleasant party was held at tho |
home of Miss Emma Williams, Etns, Friday |
evening. Dancing music and card playing |
we're the features OF the evening, after which |
nice lunch was served.
Friends in this city are in receipt of cards |
or the wedding of Harry Kaye and Miss |
Maggie Elder, of East Liverpool, O., the |
ceremony to take place at Miss Elders home |
february %.