Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24
AFTER-LENTEN GATHERINGS.

AFTER-LENTEN GATHERINGS.
Social Events Last Week That Interest tho
People Of the Two Cities
One Of the largest and leading society
events of the season in the borough o
Greentree was the Introductory party held
at the home OF Mr.. Conrad j. Hartman, on
the Washington pike Told King Homestead
placeI, Wednesday evening. The evening
| was spent most enjoyably, with dancing,
cards and other games. An elegant supper
was served at midnight. Among the many
present were: Mrs. Houdenshield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Genge. Mr. and Mrs. Manchester. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Haughton, Mrs. C. Houden.
zio and sister, Mr.and Mrs. Freewalt, Mr.. D. w.
| Matthews, Mr. George McMurray, NJ. f.
! Freewalt, Miss Clatty and brothers, John
KsTn 6bn dssT a1a fIm Ws Mss zze
| Emerson Young, Miss Sallie Sheden, Miss
Jennie Breeze, Mr.. Paterson and wife,
| Thomas White and sisters, Miss Haller,
Charles Book and family. Miss Riley, Miss
Annie Wooster, Noah Lewis. Miss Lizzie
| Cutler, Charles Ramsey and wife, Senator S.
S. Steele and sister, Messrs. c. and H. Mohl-
gle Hetrick, Ross Holmes, john Bradwell,
| Ross Foster Miss Beech, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fleet, William Nc
Donald, Samuel Smith, Mamie Cutler,
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| Clatty, Mamie Carnahan, Henry 7. Lampe,
Emma Lampe. Lille Lampe, Mrs. Burke,
Miss Forester, Katie keans, Rebecca kearns,
| George Kearns, Edward heck, Austin Car
nahan, Miss O'Hara, Katie Hunt, Emma
Jones. Laura Jones, Alexander Cargo, Dora
Pedder, Samuel Dougherty, George Dough-
Mary Ellen Fame. Michael Drake, Miss Bert,
Ella Martin and Alexander Carnahan.
Mr.. Hartman purchased the King farm last
year and is now occupying his new home.
a aorlxy xyad n,,,o 1,o Nnl.
One of the very pleasant events Of the
past week was the euchre and dancing party
given by the Federal Club, of Allegheny, at
its cozy rooms on Arch street. The recep-
tion took place Tuesday evening, on which
occasion the clubhouse was handsomely
decorated with cut flowers and potted
plants. The early part of the evening was
spent in euchre, and, after supper at u,
dancing followed, and thus happy evening
was spent by those fortunate enough to be
present. Among the guests we're Miss
Roberta McElroy, Mrs. J. NJ. McCiaren,
Miss Minnie Heinle, Miss Florence Miller,
Mrs W. S. Haugh, Mrs. DR.. ]. e. Moore, Miss
F. P. Wylie, Mrs. j. c. Wylie, Miss Mary
Thornburg, Miss Gertrude Peaget, Miss
Grace Williams, Miss Clara Craig, Miss
Milie Keeier. Miss Miss Mary Mckelvy; Mrs. J: R.
Boehring, Miss Matte Irwin, Miss Lizzie
Cruikshank. Miss Jennie Glover, Miss Cad.
die McClinton, Miss Aimee Ross, Miss
Mrs George Lamb, Miss May Reynolds, Miss
Lizzie Hood, Miss Marie Black. Miss
Lizzie Gilleland. Mr.. p. B. Harris, DR.. j. C.
MeElroy, J. n. s McC!srTsn, J, G; Porter. 7. I.
Wylie, J. C. Wylie. A. j. Gilleland, Dr.. w. L.
Straw, j. L. Rankin, L. B. Hughes, W. z.
Esserline J; r. Pearson, D, T: WeIsch. G. A.
q. Sloan, r. Il. Glover, q. P. Wylie, 3. r.
Babcock, A. P. Harrison, E. Z. Harrison, J.
B. Chambers, Charles Lamb, s. A. Boyd, A.
NJ Thompson. william o'Donovan, L. c. Bur.
well
Tuesday evening last the home of Mr.. r.
W. Kennedy on Maple avenue, Thirty-frst
ward, was the scene Of o pleasant and inter-
esting event. 1t was the occasion Of the
marriage of their only daughter, Miss Jennie
to Mr.. W. W. Caldwell. Ate o'clock the guests
ceremony was performed by the Rev. K. E.
Elliott, of the Ninth Q. P. Church, OF which
both bride and groom are active members
After supper a few hours were spent in a
delightful manner and then the young couple
LETT for o tour of the larger Eastern cities.
Among the guests were: Mrs. Winton, MIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Boyd, Mr.. ana Mrs. Daniel
D. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Best, Mrs. Ross
Grandmother of the bride), Rev. and Mrs.
Fnnsem Ms and sad's Mrs Samuel Bsck %r
and Mrs. James Kennedy, Mr.. John Kennedy
and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Peel.
The Misses Mollie Neely and Maggie
Gallagher gave a very charming leap year
party Wednesday evening at Brooks. Those
present were the Misses Cad Rossiter, Eliza
beth Mckinley, Emma Robb, Ella Hughes,
Emily Roxbrough, Kit Taylor, Annie and
Grace Manahan, Ella DwYer. Catherine
Gordon, MollIe Edgar, Maize Lynch, Sadie
Fitzgibbons, Name Hays Jennie and Mary
McClay, Unks, Martin. Brannigan, Schuman,
Hellerbach Wallace, Koehner: Messrs. Sam
Mckinley, Harry Cochran, John Coye. Will
Finn, Harry Roxbrough, Robert Mckinley,
Charley Taylor, Joe DeKaiser, Charles Hec.
tor, John Hough, VIII Curtin, Louis Toner,
Robert Eonner, Shuster. Sullivan, Boyd,
Little: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccarthy, Mr..
and Mrs. McGaIy, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Kaye and Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Heslip.
An enjoyable surprise party was given at
Mrs Charles Henry's house, East street, last
Wednesday evening. The amusements con-
sisted of dancing and cards. At II o'clock
the hostess served well-appointed
luncheon. and the evening generally was
very merry one. The guests were: Misses
Belle Henry, Maggie Hodel, Mary Conway,
Jennie Cranston, Emma Morrison and Ella
Kimble, Messrs. Harry Beitler, Walter Cliff,
William Turner, George S. Comley, Adam
Metz, William Beitler, Frank Ford, Otto
Greenawalt, Charles and Fred Hodel and
George Keeling, Mrs. William johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Hodel and Mr.. and Mrs. B. Beatty.
Miss Tillie Wenk's home on Natchez
street, Mt Washington, was the scene of
merry gathering last Tuesday evening. 1t
was a surprise party given in her honor by
the following young people: Misses Laura
and Rickie Kleber, Tillie Starke, Hattie
Christy, Della and Emma Pickle, Laura Gra-
bernstein, Annie Altstadt, Messrs. Henry
Heckel, Frank Kleber, Albert Stimmel,
Jacob Abbey, Edward Cbristy, Albert Steele
and Harry Steele.
A very pretty wedding will take place
Tuesday evening, May 8, at Park Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The contracting
partias I'LL be Miss Amelia May, daughter