Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-05
SOMEBODY'S CHILDREN.


Great Benefit Bazaar at Old City Hall for
United Presbyterian Orphans Home
Matters of Moment in Society, Past,
Present and to Come.
In old City Hall, December 8 and 4, will
be held the dinner and bazaar for the United
Presbyterian Orphans Home. From MISS
Eta Clark comes the following list of officers
and committees:
Treasurer-Mrs. NJ. f. Reed.
Printing Committee-Mrs. H. G: Campbell.
~, PurshaSing = Committee-Mrs H. c: Campbell,
Fruit and Flowers Committee-Mrs. A. P,
BurehelMS, Fa,n Ms Chsiwan Mrs ELICIT ercs Mrs
D. X. Bryce. Misses saie Armstrong. Mary Arm
strong: Margaret Mitchell. Martha Lockhart. Belle
man: M Mis- Annie Robinson Messrs William Jami-
Mt George sapd, MIS- ii H. f%1 kess, MIS- JOSEPH
STs f M q MHs. haqP'6 f. e s%sh Mrs.
brsp M ME- h2as M2a ~ j.
son. Mrs; E; s. MeKittrick: Mrs. J; A. Evans,
@ Hodge Jsae iTy Hncen
Long; Jennie Brown Lizzie Dyer, Clara Henning,
Team NAY bSs PngG TS.9
man; man; Mrs Mrs. William Campbell. Mrs. Albert Albert Roe Roe
j. T p R r MahodG es aTFs MTs
pictaI Tst Mcan nns Is Burehteld Emily Shaw Mary
Harsie Emma wilson, 1W Ada Azffs Kili. Emma Boston.
Mamie Watson
LemonsderMiss Mary Echols,, Chairman; Misses
Mamie Clark, Mona Hill, Josie McHenry:,
man; Mrs Albert Stevenson. Mis-. W. G. stewart.
sehore Minnie Mccain, SHn Aaes MeSeii1 % Bessie LAM
PIE, Halle Mckeown; Anna Trimble, Anna vin.
Calhoun Cora Thompson. son. Florence Davis.
Literature Committee-Mrs; W; A. Greer.
Miss Margaret swartwood. -'0'
House Committee-Mrs. NJ. Patterson, Chairman /:
Checks-Master '.Ki'' Duff, Ralph Hill, Willie
Reid. Samuel Stewart.
eep eaPp roSn Mrs d. rs
81, Mrs. Emma Hamilton, Mrs. Oliver Anderson,
Fancy tab'e,Mrs. Edwin Hill. Mrs; Robert Nc
Sa;gue, ;ge, Mrs N; W. Stevenson. Mrs. B; Heron.
eph Kyle. Mrs. =: i. Heck. Mrs. ": R: Ford, MIS-
Mrs j. r. J. MiiIigan. hkneS Aii''ne'' MIS- ''"s'
Glass tabie-Mrs. N. Patterson. chairman; Mrs.
Aldred. Mrs. R. p. Wallace. Mrs. Bide Shaw. Miss
jeanette Lochart, Mrs. Andrew Easton.
The following is complete and correct
list of the officers elected at the United
Presbyterian Women's Association as u
governing body of the whole and also of the
three institutions it embodies, Orphans
Home: Memorial Hospital and Home for
Aged People:
President, Mrs; H: c. Campbell: Vice Presidents,
ary Vice Presidents. Mrs. &. Y. Patterson. Mrs.
WILL William Nj Miller Mrs j. 5 Collins. Mrs Jane Gil
tary Miss Eta clarf: CORES GorrespondDg d Secretary. r
Mrs NJ Fl Reed: d;1 ITeasurer @ Mrs NJ Steel
officers r.
MRS r. 3 Mrs Mrs A. p Mel Dr. e
Advisory Board-Afexander Henry. George b.
Hill III, Joseph McNaugher. ST., Robert Frew. R. S.
Mrs. Mrs NJ F: Reed; Miss Eta Clark; Mrs ii;
NJ s;'s;;en sssS s'aSi MRS Mary = AldSsd
1; f ssHrisssans @ 's Mrs: seofz 8 5n@Si Murdoes.
Mrs. J. a. Evans. Mrs. J. F. Neely, Miss e. s.
spratt. Mrs. George Paden.
Miss Mary Lockhart, Mrs. o: ". Drape. Mrs; ".
f Mrs Pr Ney gans Mrs. ospS is
Kyle, Mrs. George b. Hill, Mrs. r. 5. Smith, Mrs.
Home for Aged People-Mrs George B. Hill.
Mrs. D; X: Bryce, Miss Clara Henning. Mrs. J. A.
Boswell. Miss Anne McQuiston. Mrs. W. ".
Jennie Darlington, Mrs. H. G. Bair, Mrs. Charles
%Lockhart. % Mrs: Joseph Mitchell. Mrs. Campbell,
Miss Jennie Wallace, Sewickley. Mrs. Samuel Ma
hood, Mrs. Libby.
In the Sandusky Street Baptist Church
yesterday, the representatives of all churches
in the sister city met to discuss the plans for
Allegheny Day in the coming Southsidel
hospital benefit. These ten Chairmen were|
tla in xrh ri
sent following their names: Mrs. Miller
Presbyterian; Mrs. Andrew Easton. United
Presby yterian; Mrs John Fite, English Euth-
eran; Mrs. William Wettach, German Luth-
Catholic Church; Mrs. Guckenheimer, He
brew; Mrs. Rose, Methodist; Mrs. Henry
Buhl, Christian; Mrs; kimberlain. The
pointed and is Mrs Samuel Watson,
Mrs John Chandler, Mrs. r. C. Christy, Miss
Hemphill, Mrs Joseph Nealy, Mrs. F. L.
Rogers, Mrs. Boswell, Mrs. Charles Sheriff..
represented by Mrs. Snyder, Chairman, and
Mrs. Halsey Williams. 1t was decided to set
Allegheny Day apart, as far as flowers were
themums. Another meeting of these ladies
will be held Thursday next week in North
Avenue NJ. E. Church.
At O'Clock last night Miss Emeline Nc
Knight was married, with fitting ceremo-
malls, to the Reverend Samuel Max well,
formerly of Trinity Church. and
now incumbent of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Glen Cove, Long Island.
The ceremony took place in the
family residence, corner Fifth street and
Penn avenue, in the presence of large
family connexion and friends intimate
enough to be invited to home ceremony.
The bride was in white, and was as dainty
and properly conventional as any bride of
the season; Her attendant, in pink. acted
as Il foil. This pretty girl was her
younger sister, Miss Florence Mcknight.
This wedding closed an event of much dis
cussion and interest, as MI. Maxwell, as the
rector of Trinity, had a large concourse of
friends. AS man, he also could count
many who wee warmly attached to him.
The wedding drew large and fashionable
gathering. -
Social Chatter.
MRS. GEORGE B. HILL, Mrs. Matte Patter-
son, Mrs. James Andrews, Mrs D. X. Boyce,
Mrs. H. J. Heinz, Mrs. J. A. Boswell, Mrs.
G. W. Foster, Mrs. W. II. Graham, Mrs. E.
Holden, Mrs. B. C. Christy, Mrs. j. w.
Sprou,l and Miss Porter will act as a recep.
tion committee tomorrow afternoon at
Dorcas Day Nursery No. l, corner of North
avenue and Middle street. At Dorcas Day
Nursery No. 2, on Nixon street, those who