Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-11

Messrs. Washington Edwards, Orville
Coulter, Rev. j. Z. Couitcr. Daniel Moxon,
Leonard Mox9n, Dr.; Isaac Frew Thomas
Ashton, Edward Wood, Harry Connor, Lewis
Driscoii and P. sherwood.
Owing to the very fiattering success OF the
reception and reunion given under the
auspices of Tancred Commandery No. IS, at
the Alvin Theater, this city. on the evening
of the 23d OF February last, and the almost
unanimous desire on the part of the Sir
Knights. members of the Commandery, for its
repetition.i it has been determined to hold the
second annual reception and reunion at the
same place on the evening of january 81
next The following gentlemen have been
appointed Committee of Arrangements:
A. S. Bishop, Chairman; A; E Hunt, G. P.
urer; D: A. Stevenson, Secretary; c. G. Baer.
w. $. Brown, William McConway, L. T.
Brown, j. 7. Cunningham, G. S. Houghton.
w. J. Caskey, j. d, speer, Harry Lauier, D.
f. Collingwood, Samuel Moody, D. L. Gill
lespie, W. c. Thompson, Kennedy Price. G.
T. Ghriest, j. NJ. Boyd, w. I. Muslin, S. W.
Hill.
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Hickenbottom, OF Thirty-eiRhth street,
celebrated their silver wedding, Rev. James
stewart. Of Allegheny, officiating. Mrs.
Hickenbottom really looked the young bride
over again, dressed in lavender silk with
lace trimmings Over 300 persons called to
extend their congratulations, among whom
were members of Post SS, G. a. R., of which
Mr.. Hickenbottom is a member. The pres
ents were both numerous and costly, notably
among which were a silver service APP
propriately engraved from the post, and an
SPSnf So R ,rs% MF
decoTated and an elegant supper was served
by Mrs. Jacob Rhule.
One of the pleasant events of the week
was surprise party given to Daniel Pen
well. Sr.r on Thursday evening. in honor OF
his 53rd BIRTHDAY. He was taken wholly by
surprise and was the recipient of many use
full presents. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Wasson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bolte, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Poyntz, Mrs. Thomas Poyntz and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. John McCombs, MIR. and Mrs.
George Rothwell Mr.. and Mrs.. William Pen
well, Mrs. Jennie Schieck, Mrs. Phillips and
Messrs. Charles Young, John Young William
j. A. Penweli, Daniel Fenwell, Jr., and
others. The evenins was spent in games,
singing, etc.
On Friday, the 18th inst, the letter car
rlers of the Pittsburg postoffice, who COM
pose Branch 81, National Association OF Let
ter Carriers, will hold their second annual
street. Attached Co the brancr is sick
and disability fund. for the benefit of which
these affair are held. The following we'll |
known members OF the carrier force CON- |
pose the Committee OF Entertainments: ]. |
Milton Iays, Chairman; John B. Larkin, |
Frauk 5. Neale, W. S. Hathaway, Henry |
Schaub Thomas Minahan, j. P. Watt, NJ P. |
l oole, Sidney B. Foster, John f. REAGAN, |
John j. Scully, John 81. Lange, Ell O'Brien, |
w. McCloy, Harry Anderson and Robert G. |
Russell.
The Federal Club. of Allegheny. enter. |
tanned their friends for the first time this !
season on Monday evening at their club |
house on Arch street. About 25 couples |
were present. Pro gressive euchre and |
dancing were The enjoyment of the evening. |
for the ladies and AIR. Harry Thompson Tor |
the gentlemen. The following ladies we're |
present: Mrs. A. H Schreiber, F. P. WyIie. |
y. J. E. Moore. Haugh, J; Fl. Leyda, E. ".
Misses Piaget Torns, Marshall, Lamb, Nc /
kelvey Shoit, Ross Peterson, Fitch, Heinle, |
Price, GIeasonkamp, Hill, Miller, Newkirk. |
The Magnolia Euchre Club was very pleas.
lntly entertained by the Misses Mangold, of |
vt. Troy, last Thursday. The head prizes
we're captured by Miss Clara Siemon and
dr. Demmler and the BOBBY prizes by Miss |
Nay Wheeler and Mr.. KAISER Music. games \
md dainty lunch added to the evenings |
CIllfe Nickel, Clara and Nellie Siemon, Anna
Braun, Gussie and Emma Nickel, Belle An I
lriessen, May Wheeler, Millie and Eda Man
,oid and Messrs. Kaiser. Demmler, Siemon,
lickel. Mangold, Eide. Gaertner and
dathews.
Mrs. H. E. Monroe, of Philadelphia, well
-nown in this city, from her lectures, gave
Ter illustrated Story of the Reformation in
ne Opera House at Irwin Thursday and Fri
n In atis bot |
lie hymn "Ein Feste Burg" Twenty gentle.
nen in costume of Office and court enacted
.uthers trial at Worms. The house was
rowded both nights by an appreciative
udience. Mrs. Monroe was ably assisted
y Miss Yale, who mad charie of the stage
nd Miss Stewart, who looked after the
tereopticon views.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dowling, of Corey
venue, Braddock, celebrated the fifth anni-
7ersary of their marriage on Tuesday even
n.y. or rather 100 Of their friends coerced
hem 1lto celebrating it by taking posses
ion of the Bowling home ana surprising
he occupants. Music and dancing togetGer
nth a well served supper made the event
cry successful.
A reception, in honor of Miss May Ander-
on, formerly of Steubepville, O., was held
n Thursday evening at the residence of
lrs. Wilson, Jr., of the East End The
ouse was beautifully decorated. flowers
nd lights being everyn here Fully 800
uests thronged the spacious parlors, a
Irge number coming from Philadelphia
nd Baltimore.
A "Carnival ofNations" will be given by
he Ladies' Aid Society OF the Turtle
reek Presbyterian Church, from Tuesday
D Friday evening of this week. Supper will
9 served from to 10 o'clock eacn evening. |