Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

dock people was performed at the residence
OF the brides mother, Fair Oaks. Pa, last
syening Ths n.y,o
inent young man of Leetsdaie, and Miss
Olive Carvey, recently of Braddock. Rev.
s. j. Shaw, of the U p. Church, of Braddock,
oficiated. MIR. and Mrs. Davis will live &C
Leetsdale after an Eastern tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e Race, Of Gray street,
Thirty second ward, entertained a number
OF friends Friday evening last, the occasion
being their twenty-fifth wedding anniver
sary. They were the recipients of many
very handsome presents. Smith, the florist,
deserves praise for the beautiful manner In
which their cozY house was decorated. The
elegant repast was served by Luther, the
Allegheny caterer. During the supper toasts
to the happy couple were in order. After
ward, the fables being cleared away, music
and dancing was INDUCED in until the earlv
departed with we'll wishes for the host and
hostess and expressing delight at the pleas
ant evening they had enjoyed. The ladies
were all tastefully and many elegantly
dressed. Among those present were: Mrs.
Stouker and daughter. Mary, of Hazelton.
Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Humnings. of Belleview,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Detweiler, MIR. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilbert. Mr.. George
Trimbell and daughter. James and Miss
Josie Nixon, Miss EllenOr Nixon, Mr.. j. Z.
Race, Mr.. Roddy. and others of this city and
Allegheny.
One of the pleasing events of last week was
a hay wagon party from West Elizabeth,
which left West Elizabeth at 7:S5 P. NJ ar
irving at Monongahela City at lbs and
reaching home again ut 2:90 A. M Sunday.
Among those comprising the party were the
Misses Lizzie Fife, Grace Fife, Mary Griffith.
Martha Griffith, Eva Wells, Clara Powell,
Erdine Conlin, Maze Isler and Charlotte
1sler, of Plttsburg: Mr.. S. B. Walton, w. S.
McClees, VIM. Fishel and Harry McClees
Everybody enjoyed themselves highly, and
all hope it won't be long before they can get
together again for another such good time.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Miss A,
Wable, of 2Sl Shetland avenue, last Friday
evening. The guests included Misses Julia
Martin, Maggie Martin. Laura Upstill, Ella
Upstill, Ida Upstill, Philla sebofd, Lillian
Stroll. Messrs. John Jones, Hugh Adams.
Adolph Mosser, William Lsmmer, Pete
Elder and James Sebold.
Mr. Joseph o'Rourke, a well-known voca l
list and musician of Braddock celebrated
his thirty-second birthday anniversary by
a reception at his home on Braddock avenue
Thursday evening. About so friends were
present. Dancing and supper and vocal and
instrumental music were some of the pleas
ures OF the evening.
The ladies come cted with tho Belle Vale
Social Club gave very successful leap year
party Wednesday evening at their parlors,
Federal street, Allegheny The young ladies
proved such excellent entertainers that
their guests are looking forward with pleas
ure to another delightful evening before
long.
he
posed of about 16 well-known young people
Of the town, will meet tomorrow evening
and reorganize for the coming season. They
will place several amateur pieces this year
and also have the management OF the Opera
House there.
The excursion to Idlewild to be given on
the 4th next by the Young Mems Society of
st. Joseph's German Catholic Church, of
Braddock, will be a very pleasant social al
fair. The proceeds go to the new church
fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker, OF Rebecca
street, Allegheny. celebrated the fourteenth
anniversary of their marriage last Monday
evening. A serenade Dy the Grand Army
Band added much to the evenings pleas
ure.
The Denver Club, a social organization
composed of q number of popular young
men of Pfttsburg and Allegheny, will give
reception next Wednesday evening at
Brooks Academy.
Miss Blanche Hart, the kindergarten
teacher, has issued cards announcing the
opening reception of her school Thursday,
September Is, at No. 8 Cabinet street. Allie
gheny.
September % will be the anniversary Of
the Belle Vale Social Club, and the members
are making great preparations to celebrate
the occasion in q fitting manner.
Miss Ada Connolly, OF Ridge street, enter
tanned few OF her intimate friends at her
home last Monday evening, the occasion be-
ing her birthday.
An ice cream social and entertainment
will be held next Wednesday evening by the
Willing Workers Mission Society at 925
Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Ellis, Of Craft avenue, Oakland, en-
tertained large number of friends at her
beautiful home last Thursday evening.