Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-20

| those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers
Mr. and Mrs: McClain. Mr.. and Mrs; Miller,
Mr. and Mrs HrSMn Mr M ana a. Mns Mr. stssa
Mr. and Mrs. McCadden. Mr.: and Mrs. NC
Farland, the Misses Annie Wilson, Lydia
Mitchell, Annie Truran, Lizzie Dow, Kate
Omeis, Lizzie Gray, Messrs. John Moreland,
Herbert Watson, Harry Chalmers John Cos
tello, David Dow; Frank steele, Eopert Lus.
A pleasant farewell surprise was given in
honor of Mrs william Byers. of Main street,
Allegheny, on Monday evening. The even
ing was made enjoyable by dancing and
singing, after which supper was served.
Christian. Mrs. Jacob Kolb and son, Mrs.
Louisa Still and daughter, Mrs. Henry Eisen.
beis and daughters Leah, Emma ana stella,
Christian and daughter Hazel, Mrs; Daniel
Jamison, Mrs. Charleston and son, Mrs. ana
Miss Fitzgerald, Mrs Samuel Murphy, Mrs.
ing, Mrs. George Morei and Miss Morel, Mrs.
7. Mcmahon and Mr.. Mahon, Mrs. johnson
and the Misses Minnie and Nettfe Johnson,
the Misses Katie Schintzer, Tillie Meyer,
and Kittie Walter.
very pleasing entertaintmenc and sup
per was given by the "G's" Of Homewood,
assisted by the Geneva College "G's" and
others at Homewood, Beaver Co, Thursday
evening last. A musical and literary pro
gramme occupied the earlier part OF tne
evening. One of the most pleasant features
of the evening was the reunion Of some OF
the friends after separation OF years.
Many pleasant events Of former years were
There % were p present sent friends rom trest1ine
Galilu, Homestead, Beavel Falls, Geneva,
Allegheny. The Misses Hunter, Hershberg
and Mcdowell particularly merit praise 1or
fha fr11 fr1ra of "A RntarEQinmenG,
On Friday evening last an enjoyable select
surprise party was given in honor Of Miss
Stella Hoedle at her residence, 1o1 Lowry
street, Mt. Troy. Those present were the
Misses Maud e. Mcknight, Ada and Ivy
Eggers, Stella Richardson, Bertha Pinkerton,
elon e5e Fsnie Ianmae MISS raham, Miss
RAIDER. Miss Anna Hoedle; Messrs. Henry
Graft, Charles Watson, John Eicher, Davl9
Cloughly, Harry and William Niehaus, Wll
Schad, Charles Daum, Charles Richardson,
Mr.. Curtis and Mr.. Connell. The features OF
the evening we're dancing and games.
The young ladies of the North Braddock
United Brethren Church held the first regu-
lar meeting last Tuesday evening OF the
newly organized Young Ladies' Mission
Band. The band numbers2 % members. Miss
Elsie Callahan was elected delegate to the
Allegheny Conference Convention OF the
Women's Missionary Society, which VIII
meet in June at Altoona. The officers for
the year are: President. Miss Elsie Gala
han; Vice Presidents, Miss Ella Soles, Miss
Martha Shank; Secretary, Miss Mary Jones;
Treasurer, Miss Ada Hefrin.
The marriage Of Mr.. John h. Davis, OF
Homestead, and Miss Kate OFT, of East
Brady, was celebrated at the residence OF
DR.. r. S. Wallace, of East Brady, by the Rev.
F. c. Brecht in the presence ofa few invited
guests The young couple were the recipi-
ents of many valuable and useful presents.
left for tour of the principal cities OF the
East, after which they will return to set up
their lares and penates in Homestead.
The "West End Club" held its monthly
party at the residence of Mr.. Frank Graham.
Those present we're the Misses Elida Jones,
May v. Wehrli, Lizzie Dipple, Katie Dipple.
Vaughan, Annie Freeling, Messrs: Thomas
F. Walter, William Shook, John Vaughan,
George Bauer, Frank Graham, Joseph Smith,
ninnis ,,am The ie ayenine was snent in aames
apd dancing.
One of the social events Of the season was |
a birthday party rendered to Joseph Bruck- |
miller Jr., at the residence Of his parents, |
Rush street, last Wednesday. Among the |
+. y. "A.
Kirchner, MI. and Mrs. j. Hartman, Mrs. |
Maggie Hartman, Mr.. j. jackson and Mr.. V.
Allen. The amusements of the evening were |
music and lunch. |
An entertainment consisting Of Shakes |
pearian tableaux, farce comedy, etc., is to |
be given by the Home Missionary Society Of
the Grace Church of Sharpsburg on Tuesday |
evening, March %, 1892 in the Y. M. c. A. |
Hall of that place. Miss Elizabeth Cory and |
N,J1s 11o Of N1,@
The talent engaged is entirely |
local.
One of the social events Of the past week |
was a dancing and card party at Cyolorama |
Hall, on Tuesday evening, chaperoned by |
Mrs. A. L. Brinker, Mrs. C. P. Ferson and |
Mrs. L G; Beam Supper was % served at at mid,
Orchestra. Dancing continued until A. NJ, |
when the evening came to q very pleasant |
close.
The Manette Circle held its annual purim /
carnival de masque on Monday evening, the !
llth instant. at Central Turner Hall, Forbes !!
street. The society is a musical and social |
The officers for the coming |
term are: Jos. A. Harris, President; B. Levi, |
Vice President; F. Pfaum, Director; B.
Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop, who lectured in the
Presbyterian Church on Mon
day evening, under the auspices of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union, was
The guest of Mrs. Givens, OF Rebecca street,
during her short stay in the borough.
Portraits in oils painted by q New York
artist of Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, the late
Thomas NJ. Carnegie and the late Captain
William r. Jones occupy prominent places
In the alcoves of the Braddock Free Ii
brary. Mr.. II. C. Frick is the donor.
The last entertainments Of the Williamsburg |
public scnool course is to take place tomor-
.ow evening in the lecture room of the
Church in that place. Mr.. j.
Dewitt Miller will deliver q lecture on the |
subject Of "Uses Of Ugliness.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 81. Hamilton have |
ssued cards for q reception at their homo,
corner Center and Whitney streets, wilkins
,urg, on Thursday evening next The occa-
ion will be the celebration Of the fifth ami |
7ersary Of their wedding.
One of the social events at Etna during tho |
week was party given by Miss AIDA Hun
er at her home on Friday evening. Danc-
ng and games were the features of the even |
ng. A sumptuous luncheon was served at .
ate hour.
Miss Jessie v. Long, daughter Of Hon.
Henry NJ. Long. of Edgeworth, has been ad-
nitted into the highest class in the New
Z Tork Conservatory Of Music.
Last Tuesday MI. and Mrs. Reimer invited
few of their friends to assist in celebrating