Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-19
Social Chatter

CHARLES F. NIEDRINGHAUs, the son of the
st. Louis millionaire tin plate manufacturer
registered at the Anderson yesterday with
his bride. They have been married week.
and stopped over here on their wedding trip
His wife was Miss Laura Miller, daughter OF
Rev. A. Miller, a former pastor of the Fifth
Avenue Methodist Church. Mr.. Niedringhau
built the Peoples Mission in st. Louis, and
about year ago Mr.. Miller left Beaver to
preach there. The young couple met and
soon learned to love each other Mrs. Med.
ringhaus is well known here, and they held
a reception for their friends Mt the Anderson
yesterday afternoon. Miss Young, of New
Lisbon, and Miss Vinton, of New Philadel-
phia. were present.
THE additional rehearsal held by the Mo-
zart Club last evening was well attended.
Every member of the club is taking an
active part in improving and strengthening
the chorus, and the presentation of the
Messiah on the Monday evening after
Christmas will be one of the best musical
entertainments ever given in the city. The
sale of tickets opens on Tuesday at Messrs.
Mellor & Hoene's music store.
Mrs. BARTo, principal of the kindergarten
school in the Bible House, Arch street.
Allegheny, has issued invitations for re-
ception on Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Redpath will superintend the elocutionary
exercises and Prof. Byron King and Miss
Eta King will give several readings.
THE marriage of Miss Hettie Brinkerman,
of Indiana. Pa, and George McNicol, a we'll
known young railroad man of Pittsburg
was celebrated unostentatiouslv at Holli-
daySburg last night. Rev. I. f. Resser, pas
tor of the Lutheran Church, performed the
ceremony.
Mrs. QUINCY A. SCoTT and the Misses Scott,
OF South Highland avenue are home from
New York, where they had been for several
weeks. Mrs. Scott went East to spend
Thanksgiving Day with her son. Mr.. Quincy
Scott, young Cornell College man.
Mrs. s. S. HOLLAND entertained with cards
last night at her South Highland avenue
residence. Mrs. Holland Is most agreeable
hostess, and her friends always enjoy being
hidden to partake of her hospitality.
MRS. WYNN R. SEwELL gave dance last
night for her sister, Miss Julia Watson. The
hour of receiving was 9 o'clock, and Mrs.
Mark W. Watson. the mother OF the hostess
and the debutante, assisted in receiving.
.INeoMAR" was produced last night in
Mount Washington Library Building before
an interested company of people. Miss
Edith Smithson played the title role and a
number of clever people supported her.
LELAND T. POWERS entertained large Az
dience last night in the Sewickley Presbyte-
rian Church with his representations of
characters from Dickens David Copper
feld.''
The concert this evening in Sewickley
Choral Hall will draw people from town, be-
sides, having,as is expected,a representative
Valley gathering in attendance.
Miss ARBUrHNor's tea for Mrs. Otis Childs
included among its guests Mrs. Oliver Gar
rison- -Ricketson, nee Carnegie, who is just
home from her bridal trip.
Miss STELLA HAYS, one of last years buds.
gives dinner ut the Duquesne Clubhouse
on next Tuesday. Miss Julia Watson is its
raisOn d'etre.
MRS. C. L. MAGEB has issued invitations for
a holiday ball.