Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-07
SOCIAL WORLD FANo1Hs.
The Bethany Home Celebrates Its Fifth
Anniversary To-Day.

The Bethany Home Celebrates Its Fifth
| Anniversary To-Day.
| The fifth birthday anniversary Of Bethany
| Home Will be celebrated to-day. The Home,
| as is well known, was established by Miss
Mary Moorhead' as a result of mar
velous personal faith cure, and from Its
, inception has made marked progress. It
now controls daily Bible school, three mis-
sions-the Grant, Rescue and Penn Incline
and has two foreign, besides five city mission
aries. The fereign missionaries, Miss Lucy
Dunn and MISS Robertson. are in Jerusalem,
and are meeting with wonderful success.
The celebration to-day will consist of the
regular THURSDAY meetings, afternoon and
evening. at the Home. No programmes has
been arranged, as outlining anything before
hand Is never done in connection with the
Home. The meetings are expected 70 be
largely attended and full of interest. They
will be conducted by Mr.. Morrow.
The BrCnot home on Stockton avenue has
assumed its annual lonesome summer express
sion, and drawn blinds and closed doors tell
OF the family's departure for their lovely coun-
try residence at Verona. Mr.. and Mrs Brunot,
left Tuesday afternoon for that place. where it
is hoped the delicate health of the couple will
be greatly restored by the fresh air and charm
ing surroundings. Their departure for the
country this season is much earlier than usual
owing to the indisposItion of both.
RECKoNIN proportionately on the interest
that one bride gives to dinner party or social
event, dinner TO be given to-day by Mrs.
II. d. Smith, of Ingram station, should be the
most interesting affair ever given in this
vicinity. as no less than Sen brides are TO be
present 1t is to be a pink dinner. and will
without doubt harmoniZe beautifully with the
rosy atmosphere in which of course each of the
lovely brides are existing at the present time.
AN Alumni Association of the University of
Michigan is about to be formed in this city. It
is the intention to effect the organization, and
enlist as members not only the residents of
Pittsburg and vicinity. who are graduates. but
all those In Western Pennsylvania. A meeting
will be held at the parlors Of the Duquesne
Hotel on May Is at 7:30 P. NJ. John A. Murphy
is Chairman of the Committee on Organization,
and II. L. King. ESQ.,. Secretary.
CoNCoRDIA signified harmonious union and
amicable agreement in a double sense last
evening. The club bearing that name gave its
parlors for the first union meeting of the Board
of Trustees aud the Auxiliary Ladies Associa-
tion OF the Gusky Orphan Asylum. The OBJ
ject of the meeting was to decide upon the
Punishment of the home and complete arrange
ments for the opening.
MISS MARY CHALFANT. in view OF ner ap
preaching nuptials, has resigned her office as
Treasurer OF the Woman's Industrial Ex-
change, and likewise retired from the Board of
Directors. Her position will be filled the
coming year by Mrs. Kate Dickson, who was
elected at the last meeting of the board.
Social Chatter.
MISS OLIVE BALL an elocutionist, will give
an entertainment at Lawson's Hall, Grafton,
tomorrow evening. She will be assisted by her
instructor, Byron w. King, and her sister,
Katherine Ball.
Mr.. AND MRS. LIssFELD, of South
Twentieth street. celebrated their silver
wedding last evening. Owing to th 9 large num-
ber of guests the use Of Vowreck's Hail was
secured.
DON CARLOS CoRBETT, very elegant
gentleman, with a Spanish name and a
Clarion county home Is in the city renewing
college days acquaintapces
MISS GRAHAM, of North avenue, will tender
reception tomorrow evening TO Rev. and
Mrs. Satchell, the new pastor of the North
Avenue NJ. e. Church.
MRS. c. L. NOBLE, of Washington the lesser
Is visiting In the city guest of her sister, Miss
Fairchild.
MRS. A. g. GRAFF and daughter, Miss
Agnes, of Sharon. are spending few days in
the city.
A CHURCH social will be given in the Nc
Clure Avenue NJ. e. Church tomorrow even
ing
THE Colored Orphans Home will hold its
annual reception Wednesday, May 20.
The reception at the Home for the Incura-
bles is this afternoon.