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

ElIlbbOfS fS<S Dl0I A1N11,
gheny, gave . recepsfon ON Wednesday
| evening in honor Of her mother, Mrs. VIII
lam Mackling, Of Baltimore.
/ Miss Stella Bremen. sister of W. j. Bren:.
| men, was married to Joseph g. vnsack in st
Agnes Church last Wednesday. Long be
fore the hour appointed for the ceremony
the church was filed with friends Of the
| young people. At o'clock the bridal party
entered the church. 1t consisted Of four
| ushers, who led the way to the altar, sue
ceeded by the maid of honor, Miss Jessie
Bremen, the brides younger sister, and
Lee vilsack as best man:
The bride was robed in q white satin
duchess gown, the waist being almost con.
cealed in soft clinging chiffon. A very
elaborate veil was worn, and was fastened
brown hair. The only jewel worn was dia-
mond pendant, the groom's gift.
The maid of honor looked very sweet in q
girlish gown of blue faille, embroidered in
bands Of gold, and q white leghorn hat
trimmed with white flowers and ribbons. A
cluster of pink roses was carried. After the
mate friends at Mr.. Brennen's house. When
they return from the wedding tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Vilsack will be at home in OHara
street, East End.
Quite an enjoyable surprise party was
rendered in honor of Miss Estella Hern. 4S
Boyle street, on Thursday evening last. The
time was delightfully."- spent in euchre, sing
ing, recitation and dancing; the Sylvan
Orchestra rendering the music. In the
small hours of the morning the merry
pleasure-seekers bade the hostess farewell
and departed with the Acknowledgement that
they had enjoyed a most delightful time.
Among the many present were the Misses
Rose Lanahan, Belle Bradley, Katie Braun,
Name Boyle Mary McKelyey, Mabel
Murphy, Mary Hern, Jennie McKelvey, Lilly
and Alice Raymond, Estella Hern and Mrs.
Dr.. Swentzel, and the Messrs. Charles Stier-
helm, Ben Burns, Joseph Kielen, William
stierheim. Raymond Swentzel, James Nc
Avoy, Hartman Savage, Addy stierhem,
Albert Seude,- Mr.. Vetter, Prot. Rassau,
DR.. Frank Mcdonald, DR.. swentzel and
j. d. Hern.
One of the happy events of the past week
was wellarranged surprise party, which
was prepared for Mrs. Sarah Titus, Wilson
avenue, Allegheny, in honor Of her birth
anniversary. A large number of invited
under the supervision Of Mrs. Elton, ably
assisted by the Misses Elizabeth and Emma
Titus, all of whom are deserving of praise
for the admirable manner in which arrange
ments were perfected. The programme
comprised music by Messrs. johnson and
Wallace, cards, social conversation, in
terspersed by some e1cellently rendered
solos by Mr.. Andrew Donaldson, Of the
Mozart Club. A bounteous repast was
served, after which dancing was INDUCED in
till a seasonable hour, when all departed
wishing their hostess many more happy
years. The presents were numerous, many
useful and ornamental articles.
One Of the most pleasant events Of the
week was the party given by Miss Anna
Patterson Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. Wester-
man. The Belle Vale Social Club of Allie
gheny was well represented, Mrs. Wester-
Qt ir,a
amusements were dancing, singing and
playing cards. Refreshments were served
at II P. NJ, after which all returned to the
parlor. when Mrs. Westerman was then pre-
members of the Belle Vale Social Club con
graduating her on her marriage. The pre-
sentation speech was made by Mr.. Tom Nc
Dougall and was responded to by Mr..
Westerman, who, though surprised, made a
nice reply and cordially invited the club to
visit them at their home in Bellevue. The
party broke up later on, everybody return
ing to their homes well pleased and happy.
A reception was rendered Mr.. Frank B.
Killen at his home, on Palo Alto street, on
Wednesday evening last. The evening was
taken up delightfully."- with music, dancing
and all kind of games. Delightful lunch was
served at IL o'clock. Among those present
were Miss Katie Fleming, Ida Presser, Ida
Edgar, Emma Hill, Anna Lytle, Rhetta Frey
Strain, Mollie Patton, Ella Weber, Katie
Raymond, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs.
Alters, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. John Killen Messrs.
b Curtis H Hia1 MskeIyy Ivy; J. Ssprow aoag Gooa
Wynere, Coughltn, Osborne, Bester. Graham,
Torner, J. Leonard, Frank Killen, B. Killen.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Donahue, MI. and Mrs.
John Luzell, MI. and Mrs. Hogan and many
others.
The many friends OF Miss Maggie Bridge
rendered her q surprise party on Friday
evening ut her home on West Carson street.
Dancing and other amusements were in
dulged in until late hour; Among those pres
kins, Mary Lynch, Julia O'Connell, Mary
Haley, Mollle Mullen, Mary McCabe. Lima
Unks, Kate Magee, Della Mullen, Aggie Kin
Kanuff, Sadie Botch, Mrs. r. Mccaffrey
and the Messrs. Richard Canfeld, John Fer
rick. David Martin, John Clunan. Martin
oSn sts ETeq aTS
Thomas Nichols, James Mccall, John Con.
ley, Frank Hopkins, John Htggans, Joseph
Reed, Cloud Gray, Charles McCaffrey and
Thomas McCaffrey.
The third meeting Of the A. F. +. social
was held on last Tuesday evening, at the
residence Of Miss Carrie Carroll, Third
street, Allegheny. The evening was spent
in progressive euchre, dancing, etc. The
music was furnished by the Pearl Quartet.
At midnight luncheon was served, after
which the guests departed well satisfied
with the nights enjoyment. Among those
present were the Misses Ada Niehaus, Min
ME Tinnemeyer, Lydia Ripple, Dora Stier,
Ella NisSaus Mary Herren and Sadie Bapes
stone; Messrs. c. A. Isen bauch, j. II. Time
meyer, C. A. Ebert, E. Frederick, W. R.
asmnsTrsyi Si.n. A. Wssss r. %a19R
bold and Harry johnson.
Miss Bessie Stevens, of Shadyside, enter |
tanned a few of her friends last Monday |!
evening. Progressive euchre was the feature |
OF the evening, beautiful prizes being |
awarded to the winners. Miss Lide Bowman |
carried of the ladies, while MI. Charles Nc
Gufin captured the mems prize. Among |
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter |
the Misses Kit Watt, Millie |
Lide Bowman, Reed, Goetz, |
viii and Charles McGuftln, George Heron,
Jos Manning. Laville, Weir, Bowman and |
Black.
The concert given in tho Williamsburg |
Opera House Friday night under the aus
pices Of the members of the Second United |
Church, was one of the most |
pleasing musical events ever given in that |
pretty theater. A large audience enjoyed |
were expressed when the Entertainment was
brought TO q close. The money was devoted |
to the building fund of the Rev. John E. |
Burnett's church, which will be built in the |
spring.
About $500 was cleared by the ladies Of the |
Presbyterian Church from the
Japanese tea and bazaar given Tn ursday |
and Friday evenings in the lecture room Of |
Rev. S. H. Moore's church. The function |
was one of the best managed and prettiest
ever held in the borough, ana the ladies are |
congratulations on all sides for
their excellent work. The proceeds are for
church expenses.