Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-17
Social Chatter.

'.INGoMAR'' will be performed in Mt. Wash
ington Library Hall on Friday evening by a
company gathered in this city. Miss Edith
Smithson will be Puthenfa and Mr.. j. C.
Kober Ingonaor. The other members of the
cast are:
1Smoreh Of Massilta. J. 4; Hagemann: Poyydor y Z,
sfrie eFer; EpSe1or A5astsr Sanc 4nt6ipar. zrino-
Grandy. frsi II. Patton. Frank Fighter. Mr. Percy
Brown, Mr; viii J: irwin: Neoe,es. Mr.. Melvin
McCombs; The1no Miss Roberta Hilliard; Acted,
Mrs. Allison Myers.
Mrs. CHARLES d. ARMSTRONG, Of North
street, Williamsburg, gave fancy work party
yesterday fternoon, from to o. A delight
full luncheon was also discussed. About 20
ladies from town and the suburbs were
present. Mrs. Armstrong was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Levi Ludden. in entertain
ing, and her beautiful home looked its
brightest by reason of q pretty decoration
with flowers.
A MUSICAL club will be organized this
evening at the music chambers of Mr.. En-
nest Il. kappeler, director of the Western
University Mandolin and Guitar Club. The
instruments to be played consist OF mando-
lins, guitars and Zithers, Introducing also
the flute, VIOLIN violincello, piano .castan-
etes and Spanish tambourines. Already 25
people have applied for membership.
THE third event in the Sewickley Valley
lecture course will take place ON Friday
evening mex at the Presbyterian Church,
Sewickley, when Mr.. Leland I. Powers will
gvep gp readings from ,.David Copperfield.n
an ordinary reader, and he proposes to en-
body the chief characters in Dickens "Da-
vid Copperfield" tomorrow evening.
TONIGHT in response to invitations sent
out by Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Elkins, the
Sixth United PreSby terian Church will be
filled with guests in attendance on the we'd
ding of their daughter, Miss Ella May, to
r.William S. Fraser The hour of the cere-
mony is o'clock, when only guests having
cards will be admitted.
MRS GEORGE A. HOWE gave a tea on Tues
day afternoon to introduce Miss Margaret
Brown. daughter of James W. Brown, and q
debutant of the season. Nearly all the
young ladies whose first winter "out' this is,
were present.
THE kiln Clnb,'' of the School of Design,
will have another opening ON Saturday, De-
cember -, from 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ. China,
water colors and decora tive articles suitable
for Christmas presents will be for sale.
Miss MARY LAUGHLIN and her sister Made
line. have issued invitations Ior II children's
party next week. 1t will he held at their
gr,indiarher's house, MIR B. F. JONES' and is
given lor the school children.
THIS evening an organ recital, the fourth
of the series will be held at the Fourth
Avenue B,ptist Church, Prof: Archer pre-
siding at the organ. and Miss Blanche New
come playing the violin.
The two small dances given last winter
with such successful results will be repeated
GnlS season, tue urSt d1 tIle puqueSue Ciuo'
January 6, and the second at the Pittsburg
Club, February Il.
MR.. JAMES AND Mr.. ARCHIE MCCREA will
have party in their honor OH December 80,
given BY their mother, Mrs. James f. Nc
CreL, of the East End.
Miss SADIE STEWART gives an afternoon tea
on Saturday for Miss Loue and Miss Mary
Lane and Miss Newport.
REHEARsALs for two plays soon to be given
are occupying the spare moments or the
Tuesday Nighb Club.
Miss PATTI RODGERS has issued invitations
for fancy dress party on next Tuesday
evening