Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

and Mrs. Rodgers, OF Jacksonville, Fla.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Miller, DIR.
and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horner, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Sperby, Miss Miller, Miss Dodds,
Mr. Robinson, Mr.. Finney. After the thea
ter they had supper at the Duquesne Hotel.
The annual meeting Of the W. c. T. o. Of
Williamsburg was held at the residence Of
Mrs. Swift on Ross street, last Tuesday aft
ernoon and the following officers elected:
President, Mrs. R. C. Wylie; Vice President
at Large, Mrs. Calvert: Recording Secretary,
Mrs. 81. 7. Elliott; Corresponding Secretary,
Mrs. C. H. Moff1tt. The meeting was full of
interest and the reports from the different
departments very encouraging. After next
month the union will occupy the former Y.
NJ. c. A. rooms on Penn avenue.
MIR. and Mrs VIM. Crumbley, of Perrysvil file
avenue. celebrated their first wedding ami
the chief amusement. Among those present
were: The Misses Ellie and Maggie Esplen.
Mary Nightingale, Mary Ashworth, Nellie
Esplen, Ollie Esplen and Edna Ashworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Esplen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
Messrs Johnny Esplen, D. W. Esplen,
Sammy Esplen, j. Haas, j. Esplen.
The West End Club held surprise party
at Mr.. Vaughan's residence, Wabash avenue,
last Thursday evening. The evening was
spent in games. Those present were the
Jones. Lizzie Vaughan, May Whirley, Mag
gle Bradley, Cora Turner, Mollie Stevens,
Messrs. William Shook, Frank Graham.
George Bauer, Thomas Walter, William Mil
ler, David Smith and John Vaughan.
The regular meeting OF the Independent
Literary Society was held at the residence of
Miss Made Swint, Thursday evening" and
was one of the best attended meetings the
society ever held, as there was, in addition
to the regular members, a. large number OF
visitors present. The next meeting will be
held at the residence of Miss Ella Weber,
No. Bell avenue, Nunnery Hill. Take in
cline at head of Federal street.
A concert and reception will be given by
the American Military Band, Of Pittsburg,
Pa, at New Turner Hall, South Canal street,
Allegheny. next Wednesday evening. under
the direction of C. W. CASTOR, assisted by
Amphion Quartet, as follows: Tenors, Messrs.
Henry Gerding and W. Meg. Stevenson;
bassos, Messrs. John A. Hibbard and Charles
F. Harris.
On Friday evening last. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Kinds, of Mcintyre avenue, Allegheny,
entertained prog ressive euchre party, and
following this was dancing, music was furn-
ished by the Lorena Four. Beautiful prizes
were gained, Miss Hattie kurtz, Mr.. Harry
Mueller, first prizes; Miss Lulu Mueller and
Mr.. Glenn Caughrey, second prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levy. Of Veto street, Ale
gheny, entertained about rs young friends
OF their son, Master Alfred Levy, Monday
evening, which was the little boys seventh
birthday anniversary. After having spent
up with congratulations to the young host,
and wishes for future like events,
The marriage reception Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Shaw will occur Wednesday evening
at their dainty new home on Frazier street,
Oakland. MIR. and Mrs. Shaw cleverly
tricked their friends by q quiet marriage
and the invitations to their reception was
the first intimation that some of them had.
A number Of young ladies' of Swissvale and
Edgewoodville are making preparations for
an entertainment to be given in the wilkins
burg Opera House Friday evening next with
the assistance of Mrs. C. c. Mellor, Mr.. Harry
B. Brocl1ett Mr.. James Hetzel and Messrs.
W. G. Smith and L. W. Duff.
st. Charles Literary Society OF this city
will assist the Young Mems Catholic Club Of
Ellsworth in an entertainment at that place
Wednesday evening, February 10. The St.
Charles is also preparing to give an enter
hall on Penn avenue.
Friday evening last the Little Gem Euchre
Club met at the home of Miss Nellie Urben,
California avenue, Allegheny. After two
hours enjoyment prizes were awarded to
Miss Leila Eason, Miss Nettie Donahoe and
Miss Grace Hubbard. Lunch was served in
q charming manner.
The Columbus Literary Associntion's third
Thursday evening. February 1s,
1892, will be held at Odd Fellows Hall, South.
side The committee is P. j. Keeling, Charles
r. Lang, F. V. McMullen, William Crooke, T.
+. J. Keating, William ]. O'Donnell, A. W.
The Belle Vale Social Club, Of Allegheny,
held its weekly meeting Thursday evening
last. There were i've applications for MEM
bership received, namely, Messrs. Simon,
Hollander, Doyle and Scherr.
A most enjoyable surprise party was given
Friday evening at the residence OF Mr.. F.
\. Dunn, Atwood street, Oakland, in honor
Of his birthday. Euchre was in order, and
after it pleasant supper.
Social Purity" will be the subject OF dis
,ussion at the meeting of the Williamsburg
". C. T. o. next Tuesday afternoon at Mrs
william Harrison's house, on Swissvale av-
enue.
James Bell, ex-County Poor Director and
Miss Annie Adams were married on Thurs
lay evening by Rev. ]. A. Douthett, at the
parsonage, Mt. Union, Robinson township.
A leap year reception given by the Misse.
Innice Morris, Bertha Blessing and Annie |
Berger at Patterson's Hall, Lawrenceyille. |
February 9, was very successful.
John DAILY, q prominent young man OF the |
Vest Side, and Miss Catherine Mullen were |
married. on Thursday evening at St. James
!. c. Church.
The wlkinsburg Chsutauqua Circle VIII |
ne Dun, of Penn avenue, Williamsburg.
The vandyke Club. OF Braddock, gave q
Masquerade ball in Leighton's Hall on Mon
ay evening.
Last Tuesday the Northern Star Social
eld a reception 1t Cyolorama Parlors.
Notes Of Personal Moment
Isaac Gross has left for the East, returning
a week.
Mr.. James Gayley, Of North Braddook, is
ONE from visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Ewing and son King
ave returned from New York.
Miss O'Neill, of Elizabeth, is the ruest OF
Iiss Bessie Cunningham, OF Sewickley. Il
Miss Josephine Roduy, of Uniontown, is
listing Mrs. Hepburn Johns, of sewickley.
Mrs. Fleming. of Titusville, is visiting her
ster, Mrs. Mansfield Cochran, of Sewickley,
Miss Jena kenses, OF Allegheny, leaves
1is evening for New York for an in
eflnite time.
Mr.. W. II. Devore, Jr., of franklin street.
Tilkinsburg, is convalescent after a serious
tack of pneumonia.
Miss Cora Coleman. Of Marietta. O., is yis-