Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

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little friends of Miss Edna paid visit to the
house in the nature ofa surprise party. and
they were treated to very pleasant even
ing. Among the party were: Gertrude
yass Edsh
Itockenstein. Olive Rockenstcin, . Renu
Kaufman. Stella Braun, Katie Dorwueder
Mary Dorwneder, Nellie Crow, Hide
Harry Senda, Willie Senda, Harry Mathews
Rudy CHASER. Albie Glasser, Stewart Braun,
John Mathews. Rudolph Mcdonnell and
Theodore Schmidt. Tho little ones indulaed
in all kinds OF games and wound up viii
choice refreshments.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Hanna Schrader at her residence
Perrysville avenue. Allegheny. Dancing
and games were the pleasures of the even
ing. Among those present wore: The
Misses Nellie Chambers. Annie Crooks, Elsie
Covert, Bertha Covert, Hattie Graham. MAJ
zetta Williams Mable Hipple, lydia
Springer, Lula Hart, Ella Meehan, Lille
| Dornheim, Bertha Fischer. Annie Hutchf
son. Flossy Wills, Ida HoehlI, and Messrs
John Springer, Charley Nobbs, Finnk Som
ers, John Mulscn, Rob. McNeal, John Schra-
/ der, Edward Schradcr, Will Knox, Charley
Smith, Alex. Glenn, Arthur Lee, Frank i;
Drare. George Geist. Emil Kloes, mont Nc.
| Coy, Roy Cramer, Austin Pitcairn, Sim Mer-
rinsron and Fred Davis.
Next Friday evening concert and enter
tainment will be given in Lyceum Hall. Du-
quesne College building. under the auspices
of Shiloh Council No. 7l3 Jr o. U. A. NJ, in
| which some excellent talent will partici-
| pate. Prof. B. w. King, who is u member of
the council, and the Pittsburg Male Quartet,
| which gave such a successful concert on the
| Southside on last Friday evening, will be
| the principal features. The programme,
| hnWaver
| bers. by other well-known local artists.
Shiloh Council is just a year old and this is
| its first entertainments.
The Crystal Euchre met at the residence
OF Miss Lizzie Keyser, Miller street, Friday
| evening. The ladies' head prize was won by
| Miss Crane, and the gentlemnn's head prize
| by Mr.. S. F. Evans. The BOBBY prizes were
carried Off by Mr.. Waiter Alberts and Miss
| Mahlie Hemler. Those present were the
Misses Crane, Hemler, Ella and Name Nc
| Fadden, Torley. Rutfman, Jennie and Lizzie
Erwin. and Rose and Lizzie Keyser, and
| Gress, Smith, Early and McGeary. A dainty
lunch was served tier the game was over.
at 6 o'clock on Thursday evening, at the
homo Of Mr. Tillman Culp. Fourth street.
West Braddock, quiet marriage service
Joined the lives of Miss Belle n Culp elder
daughter of Mr.. Tillman Culp, and MI. John
Riston, son OF Mr.. j. S. Riston, prominent
merchant of that place. A rev close friends
OF the couple and the immediate family con-
nections were the only witnesses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Riston will so to housekeeping in new
home in West Braddock.
The wedding last Wednesday OF Miss Anna
Esterline and Mr.. Harry Il. Rose, although
quiet was very pretty. About 80 friends
from Pittsburg, Allegheny and Philadelphia
were present. The ceremony was performed
hxf fhn Rav II II n ,han rnla Of FL,
bride, assisted by the Rev. j. L. Fulton, of
Allegheny. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose have gone to
housekeeping in their pretty new home. on
California avenue. Allegheny, where they
will he 'tat home" to their friends Thursdays.
surprise party was given Miss Mamie
Sweeney. OF Sheridan, Wednesday evening.
Among those who arranged the delightful
affair were: Miss Jennie Stafford, Bernice
Stafford, Kitty Elliot, Florence Hutchinson,
Stella Reno. Mamie Sweeney, Lizzie Dwery,
and Messrs Harry Lewis, George Elliot,
Lester Neely, Raymond Hyatt, John Wilson,
Willie Dwyer, Joun Cauley, Dave Canley,
John Hassig, James James, Lawrence
Whaley.
A coming wedding that the society people
of Braddock and vicinity have been inter-
ested in for several weeks past is that which
will unite the lives of DR.. w. NJ Carothers,
OF Braddock, and Miss Gertrude Robbins, of
will be celebrated in o quiet way at the
home of the bride next Wednesday evening.
The bride is sister OF Senator e. L.
Robbins.
Mr. George n. Riley, Worlds Fair Com.
missioner, with mis- wife and son, Bert, and
Burgess Thomas G. Aten, w. w. McCleary
ex-Postmaster of Braddock, and Mr.. Eli r.
Dowler, all prominent citizens Of Braddock,
left on Tuesday to attend the Columbus bay
preliminary dedication exercises ut Chicago
and will remain for week or 10 days.
The opening entertainment of the Car.
negie Free Library lecture and entertain
ment course at Braddock will be given in
the auditorium of the First NJ E. Church at
that place next Thursday evening by tho
Mozart Sextet, musical organization of
New York City OF some note, in u concert
programme.
The annual concert and entertainment
given by the ladies of the North Braddock
United Brothern Church, for the yearly mis-
sion benefit, will be given this year on
Thursday and Friday evenings, November
and 1. Tho Edwards family, OF Homestead,
will assist in the concert.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Pailey, of wilkins.
burg, have issued invitations to the mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss Jessie Elliott,
to Mr. Charles Lewis, Of Bradford. The cer-
emony will be performed next Tuesday
evening at the home of the BRIDE Hill
street.
Owing to the sudden illness of Mrs. Smith
son, the reception which was to have been
held at her residence, for the benefit of
Grace Episcopal Church, will be given at
the residence of Captain McMillin, Grand
view avenue, next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, OF North Brad
dock. gave pleasant birthday party at her
home Friday evening Twenty guests were
enterta ined, and the evening was spent with
music and cards. At u O'Clock supper was
One of the pleasant events of the week
was the leap ear party at Brooks Dancing
Academy, given by Miss Katie Knorr and
Miss Gertrude Callaghan; The party was
laghanand Mrs. J. Callaghan.
The marriage of Miss Alice Potter to Mr..
James Francis Miller. of Williamsburg, is
announced to take place next Thursday
Church of that borough. The Rev Nh. Pat.
terson will officiate.-
The President and delegates of the Tray
elers' Club. Allegheny, are invited 10 be
present at u reception given to the State
Wednesday afternoon, Novemb er ), from 4
until o'clock.
The Federal Club, of Allegheny, will cole
brate the closing of the second year by hold
ing a banquet Thursday evening, october
q. Members only will participate.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Huber, OF North
Braddock, celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary Friday evening.