Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-16
WHERE BEAUTY REIgvS.

Inc entertainment last evening at OarneS ie
Library was a fitting climax to what might ap-
propriately be called Carnegie week.
The one theme Of conversation during the
week was the Carnegie Library. The people
have been full Of the library, and the library
has been full Of the people from the time
the ponderous doors were opened the
early part Of the week Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday the art gallery and the enjoyable
organ recitals attracted the people at large and
on Friday the ladies interested in the Ale
gheny General Hospital took possession OF the
building and it became a veritable fairyland.
The Rainbow supper room was suggestive OF
genuine rainbow from the exquisite harmon
tEing of colors with which the various table;
were decorated. The doll room. lemon room and
fancy department we're all equally attractive,
but the music hall at O'Clock received the
throngs of handsomely attired ladies and gen
tlemen, thus making the rest Of the building
look like deserted palace.
The programme for the evening was de-
lightful one and the fancy dances by the tiny
bellies was special feature. The petite
dancers were lovely in face and form, and
their gowning was simply beautiful, while they
were all gracefulness personined In their move
ments.
As the society editress Of this paper was en-
5oying the pretty sight presented by the aggre-
cation of youthful loveliness, visions of future
conquests for the little beauties hoated through
MOI long n6uC6 anu All bu6 D6hlbCu-
ing little creatures will have attained the age
and accomplishments necessary to make their
debuts into the social world. And when that
time arrives Plttsburg will rival any city in
the United States in social life. Buds and bellies
will reign over hearts and households. 1t is
inevitable unless some miracle transforms the
charmingly facinating little creatures into
ordinary, unprepossessing little mortals, which
is highly improbable, that the newspapers will
be sWamped with society news, and the untir-
ing efforts of two reporters will be necessary
TO keep the public informed Of the doings of so
many bright, viTScious society girls.
That looking forward is DEPRESSION, how
ever. To return to the subject, the entertain
ment was continued yesterday. The afternoon
and evening was devoted to the sale of fancy
articles and the serving of refreshments and
supper, while the music hall, at clock, seated
fashionable audience to listen to a musical
programme that for quality has rarely been ex-
celled in either city
A thoroughly appreciated pleasure was the
performance of Fraulein Aus der Ohe. Her
selections we're Tarantelie di Bravurs and a
NOcturne by Liszt; Rigaudon, by Raft; Dance
of the GnOmes, by Liszt and "An Episode
Thought" Weber-Henselt
Miss Elizabeth Webster and Mrs. W. B.
Wolfe, as soprano soloist with choruses by the
Mozart Club, J. p. McCollum, director and
then piano playing by Mr.. Beveridge Webster
and Prof Carl hetter, and organ selections by
Mr.. c. c. Mellor, rendered the evening one of
unusual enjoyment
a grand financial success, as well as a very
enjoyable social event, was the General Hos
pItal entertainment, and the ladies may con-
gratulate themselves Accord gly.