Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-31

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Academy Hail. Williamsburg on Monday
evening last 1t was under the direction of
Miss Ella Knight, and the proceeds will be
devoted to the benefit Of the Methodist
Church. Miss Knight gave number of
herself to be O clever entertainer. The
audience was not as large as the perform
anee deserved, but those in attendance evil
IDENTIFY enjoyed themselves.
The following new books have been re-
ce1ved at the Pittsburg Library, zone of Our
Cenauerors," George Meredith; 'The Lily
of the Valley" H. de Balzac; Fourteen to
One" Elizabeth S. Phelps; "She Loved n
Sailor" Amelia e; Barr; lotto the Knight
Marie Bernhart: "The Rudder Changers
Abread,n1 Frank stockton; sBerylfs Hus-
band.m Mrs. Harriet Lewis; "Marie Louise,
Elba and the Hundred Days" Imbert de
Saint Amand; "There and Back" George
Macdonald.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Pau
line Reel at her home, 295 Franklin street, on
Thursday evening, May 9s. Dancing and
euchre were features of the evening. Among
those present were the Misses Tillie
Conrad, Mary Rodgers, Stella Reel, Mary
Mackin, Anna Lady, Blanche Black,
Olive Reel, Katie Rockinsus, Mr., and Mrs.
John McDonald, Mr.. and Mrs. William Reel
and Messrs. j. Roeser, Fred Merritt, Joe
Maclxin, John Curren, Willie G. Barrett, John
Cant, Ed Headrick, j. McKenna, George Col
burn and Mr.. Samuels.
DR.. E. B. Borland. member of the Spring
faculty of the West Penn Medical College,
and President of the Alumni Association OF
that school, was married on last Wednesday,
to Miss Jennie May Deeds, of Edgewood
n ma nt,on nfpy
The ceremony was largely attended by the
friends of both parties to the contract. Ur.
and Mrs. Borland, upon their return from
their wedding trip, will reside at 3404 Penn
avenue.
The following is the programme arranged
for the commencement exercises of the
Pittsburg College for Women: Concert, Dill
worth Hall, Thursday evening, June 4, at s
o'clock; Baccalaureate sermon by Rev.
Richard Holmes, d. D., Shadyside Presby-
terian Church, Sunday afternoon, June Z, at
4 o'clock; commencement, Dilworth Hall,
Monday evening, June 8, at s O'Clock, ad-
dress by Rev. Robert H. Fulton, D. d. No
flowers.
A garden party for the benefit of the fresh
air fund will be held on the lawn of Mrs. W.
C. Stewart Neville street, Shadyside, from
4 till $50 P. NJ. on Tuesday. There will be sold
on the premises fancy articles, ice cream
with the affair have already disposed of 300
tickets, and, while it is not intended for any
but neighbors, every one charitably inclined
may attend.
The Princeton Alumni Association of
Western Pennsylvania announces that the
usual examination for admission to the
freshmen, sophomore and junior classes of
all departments of Princeton College, as well
as to the different special courses, will be
held Thursday and Friday, June IL and II,
commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, in the Mo
Clintock building, GA Market street, Pitts
burg.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Clara B., daughter of Colonel S. NJ. Morgan
of the Allegheny Arsenal, to Joseph Bernard
Shea. The ceremony, which will be attended
by all society folks here, will be celebrated
at noon Thursday, June II, in Trinity
Church, this city.
Miss Anna Kug1er, M. D., missionary
late from India, will deliver a free lecture
tomorrow evening at Trinity Lutheran
Church, corner Stockton avenue and Arch
street, Allegheny.
A strawberry and ice-cream festival will
be given in the Park Place Episcopal Chapel
at Williamsburg next Tuesday evening. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the Sunday
school.
Miss Beech, of the New York Riding Club,
will assist at the opening of the Schenley
Park Riding Academy next Tuesday even
ing.
The Allegheny Cotillon Clu b held their an
nual picnic yesterday at Ellwood. About 25
couples were in attendance.
Miss Nancy B. Snodgrass entertained
number of her friends at lunch on Wednes-
day afternoon at her beautiful home, Edge
wood.
The Alhambra Club picnicked at Bridge
vile yesterday and dined at the Norwood
Hotel.
The smithfieid Club enjoyed the bliss of
picnic at lakewood yesterday.