Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-23
SOCIEIYS PLEASURES.
Artists Preparing for Summer skefching
Tours-A Southern Belle Married In AL
legheny-A Lady From Japan-Musical
Eyeuts-SoctaI GossfD

Artists Preparing for Summer Sketching
Tours-A Southern Belle Married in Al
Iegheny-A Lady From Japan-Musical
Events-sociaI Gossip.
Scalp Level will be graced this season as 1t
was last with over score of young ladies from
this city who will spend from two weeks to
month sketchlng in that vicinity. The young
ladies are the students of Artist j. w. Beatty
and their teacher will accompany them. They
will make the trip as soon as the Pittsburg Art
School closes and will stop at the Vale House.
Mr.. Beatty was at the school yesterday for the
first time in two weeks. he having been con-
fined to his East End home with grip for that
time. --- .........
NUMEROUS concert parties are being organ
lied for the Marine Band concert. Saturday,
May q L. Kidder of ConnelIsyille Judge Sue
cop OF the Southside, and r. W. Carroll. Of
the East End, will be hosts at such affairs, and
Greensburg and Uniontown will also be repre-
sented by good-sized parties.
A PRETTY, unostantatious wedding yester-
day morning In Allegheny united Miss Nell
Moore, of this city, formerly of Chattanooga. and
Mr.. Howard Eaton, train dispatcher for the Fr
Wayne road Rev. Mr.. Meek ofieated. and q
number of friends witnessed the ceremony
The young people departed later for Chicago,
their future home, with the well wishes Of a
host of friends accompanying them.
MISS SYBIL CARTER, who has lately re-
turned from an extensive tour, as an Episcopal
missionary, through China and Japan, will be
rendered reception this evening in st. An
drew's Church on Ninth, street by the Woman's
Auxiliary. Tomorrow evening Miss Carter
will lecture in the chapel attached to Trinity
Church on her work in the foreign lands.
A S coTcH musical and literary entertain
ment will be given this evening in the Seventh
U. P. Church. LawFenceville. An elaborate
and promising programme has been outlined
for the performance, after which sociability
will reign. Among the talent for the evening
appear the names of Misses Keir, Mcintosh.
Given, and Mrs. J.C. Davis, also Messrs. Light
body, Hamilton, Allison and Nixon.
AN entertainment will be given this evening
at the Park Hotel. Sewickley, for the benefit
of the Chancel Society of st. Stephens P. E.
Church. The affair promises to be very enjoy
able, as the members of the Chancel Society
have arranged for an elaborate musical pro-
gramme and refreshments 10 match. Among
others the following will contribute to the
musical portion Of the entertainment: Mrs.
Sharpe Mcdonald, Mrs. Wrenshall and Miss
CASTOR, and Messrs. Robert Cunningham,
Clarence Swearingen and George Rose.
ONE Of the prettiest weddings that has
graced Lawrenceville society during the pres
ent season was that of yesterday. A. O'Clock
In the afternoon Mr.. Joseph MeGr0arty and
Miss Aggie McArll were married at st. Johns
Catholic Church, Thirty-second street, by Rev.
Father Heating. Miss Jennie Ivers was the
bridemaid and John McGroarty was the best
man for the groom. Miss Jennie McSteen pre-
sided at the organ. and as the party was leaving
the church played the Tannhauser Wedding
March. reception and banquet was tendered
to the happy couple in the evening az the resi-
dence of the brides mother. Mrs Mary Nc
Arll, South street, near Thirty-ninth
Social Chatter.
THE Botanical Society meets this evening.
THIS is reception day at the woman's Ex-
change.
THE Linden Euchre Club will meet to-mor-
row evening
The Kings Sons entertainment at Liberty
Rink tonight
THE Pharmacy graduation exercises this
evening in Carnegie Hall.
THE Rivals" will be given at the residence
of Mrs. Haworth tonight.
THE Art Musical meets at Professor Sal
mons, on Arch street, this evening
A TEA party was given last night in Turner
Hall. Southside, by the members of the st.
George Catholic Church.
SEVERAL small entertainments will be given
this evening. one in Moorehead School Hall
hall.
pupils of the Central Turn Verein at Forbes
street Turner Hall last evening. A large num-
Der were present and the exhibition was in
teresrIng and successful one.