Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-03


class, in McKeesport, gave a leap year party
New Year night. Many visitors were In at
tendance from Brownsville, Sewickley
East End and other points.
The Messrs. Smith, Of Diamond street
with their friends, watched the old year ou
and the new year in. Before the party brok'
up the seasons greetings and many presents
4 were exchanged.
Miss Minnie Brown and harvey +. Briney
were united in marriage New Years Eve o.
the residence of the brides parents, Robin
son street, Allegheny.
Miss Rifle, Of Homes avenue. Brushton
entertained number of her friends in an
The Holiday Visitors.
Mr. G. H. Leaf, Of Williamsburg. Is visiting
in Philadelphia.
Miss Sadie Matthews spent New Years
with friends in Wheeling.
Miss Celia Livingston, Of Congress street,
| spent the holidays in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Defbaugh, Of Franklin
street, Williamsburg, are visiting in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckee, of Edgewood-
Vile, left recently for a short visit to New
York.
Miss Sadie Taylor, Of the East End will re-
| turn Monday to Packer Institute, Brooklyn,
| n. Y.
Mr.. Bert McNabb, OF Park Place, wilkins
burg, has returned from visit to friends In
| Ohio.
| Messrs John Packer and Harry Harrop,
| of Braddock, are home from college at
| Meadville.
Mrs. Martha Nicholson, Of Park Place,
| Williamsburg, is spending several weeks with
| friends at Erie.
Mr.. F. D. Thompson, of Ferguson Place
hi
| in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Harry Mcintosh, Of Biddle avenue,
| Williamsburg. was home from Yale College
| for the holidays.
Mrs. Robert Collins and son. Master Clar-
ence, of Edgewoodville, are visiting rela-
tives in Powhattan, o.
William Allen, of Marion street. has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit in Phila-
delpbia and New York.
Mr.. H. Allen Machesney Of Beach street,
returns the first of the week to the Cornell
University School of Law.
Miss Estelle Tyson, fEria, spent the hol-
fd&ys with her sister Mrs. Meyer, and Mrs.
j. h. Smith, of the East End.
Misses Halle and Elsie Dowler, of Brad
DOCK, are enjoying visit with friends in
Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Carrie Lowenstein of Denniston ave-
nue., will leave Wednesday evening for the
Cincinnati College of Music.
Miss Alice slavin, of Dunbar. Pa, returned
home Yesterday after pleasant weeks visit
with relatives in Williamsburg.
Mr.. Samson, Of franklin street, Wilkins
burg, spent the holidays at Bedford Springs
with his wife visiting relatives
Mr.. John 81. Carline, son of Mr.. A. W. Car
line, of Talbot avenue, spent the holidays at
home, from Wash.-Jef College.
Miss Marie strons, of Fifth:avenue, Mans
field, entertained u of her lady friends at
luncheon Saturday afternoon.
Miss Harmine Dencke of Worster, o. is
the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Gertie
Wagner Dencke, of Shady Park.
Mr.. A. NJ. Stevenson, of Pittsburg, was the
guest last week of Will A. CIementson, son
of George 81. Clementson, of Braddock.
Miss Mamie Weaver, of Franklin street,
Williamsburg, came home from st. Joseph's
Academy, Greensburg, Tor the holidays.
Mr.. Walter Lovett, OF Penn avenue, Will
kinsburg, who is attending school at State
College, Pa, came home for the holidays.
Mrs Joseph Fuller, of Kensington, Pa,
spent New Years with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. r. FL. McCreery, of Fayette street, Allie
gheny.
Dr. R. L. Finnen, c. E. Vance, C. R. Hayes
and w. II. Morgan, prominent young men
of Mor1antown, W. Va, are in the city with
friends.
Miss Nellie B. Ford, of North avenue. ALE
gheny, after a very enjoyable vacation, has
y,
ton, D. c.
Very Rev John Hickey, the venerable pas
tor of st. Thomas R. C. church at Braddock,
left during the week for his farm residence
in Chicora Butler county.
Prof August List, of Braddock was called
to Lancaster Thursday by the death Of his
uncle. Prof. List is just recovering from a
serious attack of pneumonia.
The Misses Blanche and Agnes Foran, of
Janilan street. and Miss Lyde Nolen, of Web
ster avenue are spending the holidays with
miss Name Carter, of Broadford, Pa.
Miss Maud Aten, Of Tarentum, is the guest
of her cousin, Miss Nellie Kerr, of Braddock
avenue, and her brother, Mr. Thomas G.
Aten, assistant burgess of BraddOck.
Miss Ida Bates organist of tho First Con-
hre :ational Church of Braddock, was pre-
sented with a $50 purse by the choir and
Sunday school at the Christmas services On
Sunday last.
DR.. Charles II. Clifford and bride, nee
Laura Baldridge, of North Braddock, whose
brilliant wedding occurred about month
ago. last week have returned from their
honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Koch. of New York, who
are visiting their parents, Viz. and
Mrs. Emanuel DeRoy, of Allegheny,
celebrated their wooden wedding on
Tuesday evening.
VIM. Flaccus left Christmas Day for
New York. sailed Tuesday by the steamer
Havel for Bremen, on short visit to his
wire and children The latter are at school
in Cassell, Germany.
Mrs. George Dabbs, OF Philadelphia, with
two sons and a daughter, who have been en-
joying the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
II. Dabbs, of North Highland avenue,
returned home last night. I,
Miss Mamie Weaver, of Franklin street,
Williamsburg, will return to school at st.
Joseph's Academy, Seton Hill, Greensbrrg,
after spending her Christmas vacation Of
two weeks in q pleasant manner.
Mr. A. j. Worden, the well-known artist of
West Bradd0ck, accompanied by his wife
and son, left recently for Cumberland, Nd
Mr. Worden is convalescing from l3-
weeks attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Thomas Lawry has returned from
Ann Arbor Mich, and will remain with her
mother, Mrs. Langford, in North Braddock
until her husband graduates and returns
from the Ann Arbor law school.
Professor Brake, of New York City, will
deliver the third address of the series OF
free lectures in Carnegie Library Braddock,
next Saturday evening. The subject of the |
lecturers address is "How to Get Strong: or,
How Men, Women and Children Can Lead |
Healthy Lives"
A NECKTIE PARTY EXPECTED
When tho Murderer of Patrick Currv IA |