Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-25
Social Chatter.

| MR. JOHN DENN1SrON LYON IS IN new 1OrK
MISS McCANoE, of Church avenue, gave an
"at home" last night:
MRS. WILLIAM GRAHAM, of Negley avenue
| gave dinner Yesterday evening.
Miss LAueHRIx, of Locust aven ne, enter
tanned friends at cards last night.
| THE Allegheny Cotillfon gives its second
| dance tonight at the Monongahela House.
INVITATIONS are out for q card party at Mr..
| and Mrs. Howard Morton's on Friday
| evening.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE BREED have arrived
| in Pittsburg, and are established on Penn
avenue.
| last night in the Auditorium to hear the
clever little musicians.
MISS KEENAN, and Miss Alice Keenan, have
| issued Invitations for a card party on
Thanksgiving evening.
TONIGHT is Miss Helen Deahl's party in
honor of her 10th birthday. The dainty
hostess receives from to 10.
occupy Fairfield" Mrs. Thomas Carnegie's
town house, after their return from New
York.
Mr.. AND MRS. OTIS n. CHILDs will live en-
famille with Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Dill
worth upon returning from their honey
moon.
EVENING STAR COUNCIL, D. Of L., will ceIe-
brate its anniversary this evening by re-
ception and supper in New Turner Hal !,
Forbes street.
TO-DAY begins the sale of goods at the
Pittsburg Women's Exchange for Thanks.
Thanksgiving Day.
TONIGHT the Nircana Dancing Club gives
dance in Thuma's Hall, with Mrs. j. l..
Boardman. Mrs. James N. Henderson and
Mrs. j. X. Becker as chaperons.
THE cbrysanthemum has bowed it's stately
haa haf fhn inv Pr1Sc cfova x-So
you are seen with the passe blossom about
you, don't wonder if your best friend cuts
you.
A CLUB of five young bachelors have taken
possession Of one Of the Loekhart place
another evidence that "marriage is a fail
ure" or that these young fellows are getting
''all the comforts of home" that they can.
THE opening day Of the Rilu Club of the
School of Design is reported to have been
very successful. Some beautiful china
painting was displayed. Young ladies who
are members Of 1t will in turn take charge of
sales department, to be open every Satur-
day.
Mr.. WARD McALL1srER "hetween books, is
arranging for the New Years ball at the
Metropolitan Opera House in New York. It
will be held January IS and be quite Nc
Allesterian affair, exquisites of exquisites
and exclusives Of exclusives only being
present.
THE Sewiclzlev Valley Club will give
Charles Dickens "Dot, or the Cricket on the
Hearth, +" in a short time with this cast: John
Peery6fngte, Mr. %. 8. Carpenter; Caleb Plum
mer, Mr.. F. E. Richardson; Dot Mrs. A B.
Starr: Mrs. Fielding, Mrs. Charles Bassett, and
Lilly, Miss McCleery.
Miss MARIE GLOVER the Mezzo soprano of
the Austrian Band, is singer in a New York
choir and a relative of Stephen Glover, who
wrote '"The Gypsy Countess" which our
grandmothers used to sing. Miss Glover is
pretty, petite and brunette. Her manner
is very charmingly unaffected.
Tomorrow night Thanksgiving Mr. Paul
Blouet, the witty Frenchman and whflom
London schoolmaster, gives a lecture in
Sewickley. We are better acquainted with
Mr. Blouet under his nom de plume of Max
o,Rell, and this probably explains the rather
odd announcement sent out by the commit
o'ReiI." ' ''' ' ' M naA
In the Carnegie Library n collection of 800
books in the French language is now ready
for circulation. The complete works of the
following authors are to be found: Balzac,
Boileau. Corneille, Hugo. Moliere, Racine,
Taine and selections from the works of
Bourget Maupassant, Ohnet. o. 'Rell, Daudet,
Gautier, Imbert de st. Amand, George Sand,
Renan and others.
TONIGHT, at Greensburg, the annual
Thanksgiving eve dance will be held The
Invitation Committee is composed of Mr..
James X. Clarke, Mr.. John Barclay, Mr.. r.
\. Fulton Lyon, Mr.. Covode Reed, Mr..
Joseph n. McCurdy, Mr.. John C. Robinson
Mr.. John NJ. Jarnfson, Mr.. S. Fremont Null,
Mr.. Charles Ulery Mr.. Denny Ogden, Mr.
James E. Keenan, and Mr.. Frank R. Zahn-
User.
THE names of Mrs. Charles Albert Painter,
Mrs. William II. Singer and Mrs. George W.
Jones have been added to the list of patron
esses for the Monday evening dances since
its publication some weeks ago in TIE Dis
PATCH. The invitations nre jnst out, and
for the benefit of those readers who may
have forgotten the dates. also appearing in
this department. heretofore, they are re-
peated-December IA and %, january IL and
25 and February 10.
"THE AFTERNOON MUSICAL" is studying the
life Of Rubenstein ana will give q pro-
gramme of his works and those of Mr.. Nevin
at their coming meeting on Tuesday. There
was some talk concerning this organization
and its connection with the one which met
and probably still meets at Mr.. Carl Retters
music chambers. This latter formed club
has nothing to do with the other. There is
no connection as a whole, though there may
be individual connections between members
of each club