Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-10
PITTSBURG'S BEAU MONDE.
Christmas in the Air and Gayety Prevailing
"A Flash Light of the Days Doine'' in
Which Everybody Important Is Taken

| Christmas in the Air and Gayety Prevailing
"A Flash Light Of the Days Doings, in
Which Everybody Important Is Taken
Chic Chatter.
IN view of the approaching Worlds Fair,
a Duquesne Ceramic Club has been estab-
| lished in Pittsburg for the furtheTance OF
interest in china decoration, a department.
being reserved for it known as Exhibition
X. The club is only in process of organiza-
tion, and a Committee ON Constitution and
| Bylaws has been formed, composed of Mrs
| d. J. Litzigreen. Miss Kuhn and Miss A. W.
Henderson On the Business Committee are
| Mrs. F. T. Wallace Mrs. Charles Aull and
| Mrs. Simeon Bissell. The club expects much
| encouragement in a town where taste of
| ceramics abounds as it is known to do in
| Plttsburg..
THE holiday season has brought the glee
clubs, as usual the first one to come being
the ever popular organization of Yale Col
lege. The Alumni Association in Pittsburg,
numbering 20 members, will act rs host and
entertains the boys at the Duquesne Club.
Society, too, opens its arms, end number
of ladies are constituted a committee of
patronesses and composed as follows: Mrs.
George Shiras, Jr., Mrs. A. H. Childs. Mrs. o.
y thompson, Mrs. Corrlandt whitehead,
Mrs; Frank Sproul, Mrs. Durbln Horne. Mrs.
Mrs. John Moorhead. Mrs. Remsen G '. Mess,
Ter, Mrs. John DalZell, Mrs. William Moor
head, Mrs. w. H. Forsyth and Mrs James W.
Brown. The smart world undoubtedly will
smile on the glee club and, in consequence,
The Slee club will be very much the rage.
THE most popular of the debutantes, if
the invidious comparison be dared Miss
Julia Watson, will be the raison d'etre of a
| theater party to "The Dancing Girl" to-
night. Mrs. Frank Sproul, Miss Watson's
wi Ia md oh, nd
she has invited to accompany her sister to
the theater such other young buds as Miss
Amelia Oliver, Miss Stella Hays, Miss Clara
Childs, Miss Daisy Brown and these young
men: MI. Frank Wilcox, Mr.. 3. Horne Mr.
William Singer, Mr. William Robinson and
Mr.. Thomas Jones.
THE sad, though sudden death of Mrs
Charles Dilworth in Connecticut on Tuesday
evening will have its effect on the National
Pageant entertainment on Friday evening.
Several of Mrs. Dilworths relatives had
been chosen to impersonate various i'm
portant characters, but either others must
be substituted in their places. or the
mentioned, who cannot, under the circum-
stances, make an appearance, are: Mrs.
Joseph Beggs, Mr. Harry Beggs, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph r: Dilworth, Howard Richard
son and Mrs. De Witt Dilworth.
A SPECIAL from Indiana, Pa, says: An
interesting wedding occurred to-day at the
Indiana State Normal School, for which the
regular exercises were postponed. Miss
Martha Cameron. the teacher of languages,
was married to MIR. Roland W. Guss pro-
fessor of geology in the University n Greedy,
Col. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
A. Cameron, of Boston. brother of the bride,
assisted by Rev. DR.. Noble Miller, OF this
place. The groom was attended by Prof. J.
w. Spronl and the bride by Miss Jettie
Pauline Wilkinson. The chapel was beau
tifully decorated and the school attended in
a body. After an elaborate wedding dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Guss left in shower of rice for
an Eastern trip. They will be at home at
Greedy, Col, after the opening of the winter
term.