Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-28
CHARITY AND SOCIETY.


Second Anniversary Of the Woman's Board
ing Home of Allegheny Celebrated Yes
terday-several Weddings solemnized-
Interesting Events to Come Social
Chatter.
Ever 80 many people paid their respects
to the Young Women's Boarding Homo on
Stockton avenue, Allegheny, yesterday, con-
graduated 1t upon its second anniversary,
and wished 1t many happy returns of the
day. The Home had assumed its BRIGHTEST
smile and most enchanting aspect for the
occasion, and the officers and man
ayers who constituted the reception COM
mittee were in theif most charming
mood. The entire Home was thrown open
for inspection and the privilege of taking
q feetfng glimpse into the nicely furnished
rooms and sleeping apartments and other
rooms was aya1led OF by the majority. The
double parlors were used as reception rooms,
and from to they were thronged. Light
refreshments, coffee cake and sandwiches
we're served BY the dining room committee.
OF the Home Mrs. Brunot is President. The
other officers and members of the board
who assisted in dispensing the lunch are;
MISS Mary Heron, Vice President; Mrs.
Judge Braden, Treasurer; Miss Julia Nelson.
secretary: memberships. j. B. Heron, Miss
Orr, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. German, Miss Jane
smith, Mrs. Hayworth and Miss Pressly.
A VERY pretty Edgewood wedding last
evening resulted in the union of Miss Jennie
May Deeds, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Deeds, and Dr.. E. B. Borland. The bride was
attended by her 1oyear-old sister, and DR.. j.
K. Martin officfated as best man. The
wedding was celebrated at the home of the
pride's parents, and was witnessed by
large gathering of friends, among them
many Of the medical fraternity and mem
bers of the medical college Of which the
groom is prominent member. The bride
was charm1ngly clad in q white wedding
banquet which followed continued until II
o'clock, when the newly-married couple left
for Cleveland: They will reside in the future
at 1854 Penn av enue.
"a DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN" will become a
reality this evening at the East End Gym
nasium. The "Mistletoe Bough'' will also be
given. The entertainment has for parttc-
1pants Miss Killikelly's Circle of Kings
the ancient ditty and the story will be en-
acted by Edith Ramsey, bride, Miss Doug
lass, housekeeper, and other young ladies.
Inc ~ .hn mnrss VIII be an attractive feature feat re-
Fair RosoLind; Annie Jenkinson, Cleopatra;
Marion Schoyer, Margaret More; Bessie
Barnes, Jeanne d. Arc. Helen, Jephtha's Duugh-
sonated, and the poet laureate will appear in
the person of Theodore Mcconnell.
DOUBLE wedding occurred last evening at
Trinity Church, Twenty-flfth street, the
happy people being Miss Cora r. Harmon
and George B. Long and Miss Daisy L. Har-
mon and William E. George. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock and subsequently
the young couples departed for an extended
known socially and have the best wishes of
numerous friends.
THE Apollo Club will be seen and heard this
evening at the Second U. P. Church in Allie
gheny. 1t will be assisted by Miss Grace
Miller, whose farewell appearance it is be-
fore departing for Europe, and by Messrs.
John j. lsensee, basso, and Harry Hetzel,
v1ol1nist. The programme is attractive, and
has an appearance of freshness. y
Social Chatter.
REV. S. W. McCoRKLE, of the First Congre-
gational Church, Allegheny, Is delivering q
course of Sunday evening lectures, in which,
he is treating Martin Luther, Charles G. Fin
ney, John B. Cough and John Wesley.
AN entertainment will be given this even
of the Sabbath school. Byron W. King, Miss
Carrie Tarrant and the Alpine Quartet are
booked as attractions.
PITTsBURs Lodge Of the Shield will give
complimentary entertainment in Saller's
night. Miss Lillian Burkhart will read sew
eral selections.
THE reception to-day at the Home for the
Aged Protestants, in Williamsburg, will take
quite larged-sized fractional part Of the
populace of ladies out that way.
Mrs. TAYMAN, of Union avenue, Allegheny,
will give q reception in honor of her sister
N law, Mrs. j. W. Thompson, of Helena,
Mont, this afternoon.
THE fourth annual picnic Of Smoky City
Lodge No. 219, brotherhood of Locomotive |
Firemen, will be celebrated at Rock Point, |
W Wednesday, June II.
THE numerous classes of Christy's Dancing |
Academy will unite this evening in closing |
reception. Music will be furnished by Guen- |
hers Orchestra
THE Botanical Society of Western PENN
,ylvania will meet this evening in the |
Academy of Science and Art Building.
A PROGRAMME of German song was given |
ast evening at Carnegie Hall for the benefit |
# Lysle Post 12S, G. A. r.
THIS evening. Post will be well repre-
ented at the flag presentation to the Sons |
II Veterans at Mansfield.
THE United States receive and give tea
his evening at the Sandusky Street Baptist
,hurch, Allegheny.
THE MacrumWood wedding occurs in |
ewickley this evening at the First Presby-
erian Church.
THE Thursday Night Club will hold a re- /
option at Braun's Dancing Academy this |
vening.
Miss NANCY B. SNoDeRAss received yester.
ay from to at her lovely Edgewood
ome.
THE Ninth ward school, in Allegheny. will
ave reception this afternoon and even
ng.
I'LL picnic at Lake Grove to-day.