Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-11
WARM WEATHER SOCIETY.

WARM WEATHER SOCIETY.
Daughters OF the Revolution in Reminis-
cent Weddings at High Noon
A Number Of Sunday School Pienics--
Social Gossip Of Day.
Instead of gentle breeze, as was ex-
pected, veritable blow has been occasioned
by the organization of the Daughters of the
Revolution, and everyone who has the least
show of eligibility is busy tracing her an
cestry and securing acceptable proofs. At
the meeting held yesterday morning, at the
residence of Mrs. Nathaniel B. Hogg, Regent
of the society, enthusiasm knew no bounds,
and "reminiscences and relics Of Revolution
ary times inspired quite patriotic, spirit.
The meeting was opened by Mrs.
which she clearly stated the
objects of the Organization. Following
was happily worded letter Of congratp-
lation from Mrs: Flora Adams Darlington,
the Vice President OF the national order,
and addressed to "The Regent of Pittsburg
Revolution
The Regent then, by the authority OF her
position, appointed officers and committees:
Mrs. Albert Childs, Miss Annie Phillips and
Mrs. Remsen Messler a Committee on Cor
respondence; Mrs. Park Painter, Miss Julia
mittee ON Safety; Miss Kate Mcknight,
Treasurer; Miss Mary semple, Historian,
and Miss Denny, Mrs. James b. Oliver and
Mrs. Nelson Clark, Advisory Board. Two
honorary lifo members were appointed by
Mrs. Hogg, Mrs. Robert Mcknight, Allie
gheny, and Mrs. Judge McCandless, Of Pitts
burg.
About 100 ladies were present, all descend
ants of. famous officers, and thoroughly
posted on genaology and revolutionary his
tory, consequently the informal reception
which followed the business meeting was
full OF interest. Among relics shown were
several very valuable letters, and one from
George Washington himself.
Family "reminiscences will be special fea-
ture of the new society that has made, un-
beginning. The next meeting will be held
the 10th of October or thereabouts.
DELEGATION after delegation of pretty
maidens traversed the portion of Penn ave-
nue. between Eighth and Ninth street yes
terday morning, attracting no end of ad-
miration by their bright faces and spring
gowns, and considerable curiosity as to their
identity and their objective point. Those
posted on the affairs of the city, however,
and blest with leisure, lost no time speeu-
lating, but followed the dainty misses to, the
Smithf1eld M. e. Church, where the "class
day" of the Pittsburg Female College
was being observed with programme on
VounU ladies. in fact Officia tad as master of
ceremony in q felicitOus manner, warranted
by his intimate acquaintance with the stu
dents. ...
The entire graduating class. which was
last evening resting and irving on its new
frocks preparatory to the regular COM
meneement exercises this evening In the
sontad MUtsn anetSe .S m. =. Cnurcn, was repdae- pa
tabiv rounded ont t5e morning '
The programme was a varied one and con-
sisted of vocal and instrumental music
essays and recitations Those who partici-
pated were Misses Kerr, Orcutt Ballard,
Lazarus Harris Zirckel Jack Hemphill
Montgomery, Snyder, Scott, Dick. Fuller,
Haler, Newbern, bay and Brown.
Ice water and fans will be furnished To all
VINO attend the eiocuton contest at Uni,
verslty naii, o,Ash street' shis evening" anu
.no .,1 u1ois W. D ..'.., W Aeep ooii-
.niual wa'oh ioi ,nui'iuuais . overcome Dy
furnish them with prompt a and speedy reme. @a
dies. Every precaution has been taken for
the health and safety of the audience and
the performers will remain tranuuiI and
take short maps while awaiting their turn on
ings,n fifteen youne ladies will contest for
the D. B. King gold medal, and they have
all rather lengthy selections; Tragedy,
coineuy, Pathos ana humor VIII AZ nave q
ialr showing anu thfee Judges Will render
the aeclslon.
"
BUSINESS men OF Social pent are protesting
very vigorously against the innovation in
the city of the London wedding hours, Il or
,,oss;,;,;t,; Of tts,r attara,p., a. rs,,.,.,sI.
of their friends tbouoh man. ~ .hs,,, s.1s,I
s,,o,ra - -. - 70 "as :. m-..,.-.
LINN an enoie W po pfesons a' .Fnisy
Cnqrcn To-Day az noon 1or tne Shea- Morgan
wedding, wn1cn IL 20 De very elegant, and
mas tne aovantage OF Deing In the center OF
the city. Annmoer OF oridema1ds, maid
church decorations, lovely bride and
i,,nnrod h,,s a1,er hns,, ,,san The teiN,D ~ Do
soo;ai wo;.,d viii be Iali ranrasantod
~ - -''-
Tur yopno lodfas ~ tina First rTn,tad
Presbvterian Church. ON Seventh ave..
mo have nranarad a traat for tha;,,
1rienus IN Ine shape OF an entertaln-
MI III st1o rrherres snI crea,, h,,t e.o
nromofers nrom;se to introdnce faatureS
that ara entirely novel In the an te ertajnments "a
at the First Church.
John M. Rom. the Fourth avpnue attornev.
was married Yesterday afternoon. The
bride was Miss Josephine Shaefer Tanner. a
nonular vounp society Indy of Moorhead
Mimi, where the ceremony was performed
at the residence of the BRIDES mother. Mr..
and Mrs. Robb will travel until July IA,
after which they expect TO be at home to
their friends at the Hotel kenmawrr East
End.
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