Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-13

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were indulged in and lunch served at 1880
P. II. Among those present were the follow
ing: Susie NAntker, Bessie Badger, Lille
Nellie Canheld, Hannah Shraeder, Sadie
Hickendorn and Edna Neely, and Arthur
Lee, Roy Kramer, Charles Smith, John and
man, Dick Munden, Robert Graham and
Willie Nicely.
The butterfly social and bazaar given
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of Trinity Reformed Church, in the
Williamsburg Opera House. ON Thursday
night was an unqualified success. There
was q large attendance and everyone ap-
peared to enjoy the entertainment provided.
The theater was tastefully decorated with
draperies and plants, and the scene as
whole was positively inspiring, especially
when the number Of young girls in their
taken into consideration. Supper was
served, and then the guests were invited to
purchase the hundreds OF fancy and useful
articles offered for sale at the booths, and to
listen to tho concert ON the stage.
Everything went merrily as marriage
bell, and to add to the general salts
faction, the bazaar cleared for the church
names of the ladies in charge of the various
departments: Fancy taDles-Mrs. J. Wein-
man, Mrs; R: Wright. Mrs. James Freeman
booth-Misses Tillie Kaiser, Lille Wright
Nettie Wetzel and 2. Smith, Supper tables
'-Mesdames L. Smith, s. Elder, B. Sperltng,
B. George. j. Allhouse, ii. Smith, J. Spear
and A. Fix.
A surprise party was given to Miss Rosa
Stewart, of Observatory avenue, last Friday
evening. it being that young lady's BIRTH
day, and to say the least It was q genuine
surprise to her. Those present were the
Misses Emma R. Griffith, Ada Hainer, Nina
Ztddell. Lola Palmer, Miss Saliday, Jennie
Stewart, Jennie Barrett Carrie M. Palmer,
Ada Hutchinson, Ida Zimmerman, Miss
Bryson, Rev. w. A. Ferguson, Paul Beer. w.
g. Griffith, Jr., Daniel Bennie, George Bar
rett, Mr.. Todd, c. o. Zimmerman, J. c.
Sheriff, H. s. Netting, Porter Stewart John
and Mrs, James Grier and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Griffith. Music and dancing were the
entertaining features of the evening. Lunch
was served at midnight, and dancing CON-
ttnued until A. NJ, when the evening came
to very pleasant close.
One of the social events of tho season was
a surprise party rendered to William II.
Brooks at the residence OF his parents, Penn
avenue, on Friday evening. Dancing was
INDUCED in until the morning. Among the
many present were the Misses Maggie Till
man, Annie Patton. Katie Frank. Ada Nc
Vey, Madge Caldwell, Bertha Elrod, Maggie
Torley, Sue Toner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hysong, Josie McAasters, Mollie Hays and
Messrs Joe Stevenson. H. Wayne Cromer, J.
smTfge haTTY BrSok O. g.
Perry Beck, William Shaw, E. Zacharias,
Jonn Ray. John Osborn, J. F. Clark, C. W.
Gress, Charles Hunter, Frank Rowan. Will
lam Frank.
A surprise party was given at Miss Hirsch's
residence, as Stanton avenue, Allegheny, on
Tuesday evening. The early part OF the
evening was given to a ghost dance, after
which the masks were thrown or and danc-
ing continued until interrupted by the host
ess announcing lunch, diversion highly
appreciated. Those present were: MI. and
MI: and Mrs. John Shook, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
P. Harper, Mrs. Wilson and Mcdonnell, the
Misses Kate Dipple, Emma Coughill, H. En-
gls Clare F Fosssr Alice snook Rose 4HaureI
Messrs. Corey, Maier, Shook, Dipple. Sairs,
Finn, Harper and Hirsch.
Miss Margaret Bell, of Avalon, gave a Sc
lect party last Wednesday evening in honor
of her friend. Miss Lola Smith, of Kelly's
station, Pa. Euchre, dancing and games
were engaged in until almost midnight.
when an elegant repast was served, to which
all did ample Justice; Among those present
'sss TsnSiIor, Ga5n Nssy s%sp Bs
Neely and Edith Mccombs and Messrs. A. NJ.
Selby, Clayton Bell, j, A. Stewart E. v, Cor
ram. William Bell, WIN Stewart and James
The dramatic club recently orpanized
among the young folks OF swissvale and
Edgewoodvflle is going into iss work with a
will. 1t expects to give a performance at
an early date, a well-known comedy being
under rehearsal. The members of the club
are as follows: Miss Rose Flennfken, Miss
Mary Kitzmiller, Miss Coleman, the Misses
Milligan, Miss Jeanne Wight and Messrs.
Walter c. Mellor, Brown Caldwell, II. C.
Clark, Joseph F. Milligan and William Cole.
man. The performance will be given in the
Williamsburg Opera House.
On Monday evening, March Z, q birthday
surprise party was rendered Mrs. F. A.
Hughes, OF Wylie avenue. Among those
present were Prof. and Mrs. Taylor and
three daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace and
Miss Rose Wallace, Mrs. j. V. Brooks Mrs.
Mary Story, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. NJ. C. McCurry
and Miss Bessie McCurry, Mrs. Stewart and
Miss Annie Stewart and Miss Thomson.
The amusemcnts OF the evening were sing
a late hour.
Mrs. Kate johnson, of Lily avenue, Brad
oocK' entertained a oellgh1fui party at
olnner on Monoay iast. among the guests
present were: Rev. +. e. Stniz, of Allegheny;
Mr.. Harry Davis, of Homestead; Prof. j. B.
Keener, of Swissvale; Prof. E. W. Moore, of
Prof. Seward Haymaker, Prof.
M. j. Aiken and DR.. W. M. Carothers: the
Misses Jessie Frederick, Ada Liken, Anna
Thomas, Eva Martin, Carrie Mitchell, Laura
mccain.