Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-16
SOCIETY In THE SUN.
AN Evening OF Song ut Curry Institute
The Bowman Institute Commencement
To-day-Church and Other Entertain
ments-Social Chatter of nov

An Evening Of Song Mt Curry Institute
The Bowman Institute Commencement
To-day-Church and Other Entertain
ments-SociaI Chatter of a Day.
| Owing to considerable dissatisfaction
among the contestants for the musical medal
at Curry, past year. no medal was given last
evening An evening of song took the place
| OF the contest, and was heartily enjoyed by
a large audience that crowded the halls'long
| ere O'Clock. Miss Sophia Simen who was to
! appear with Miss Laura Jacenhaus
IN the opening number "Galop de
concert" piano duet, was ill and her place
grnmme otherwise was carried out as out
nned: Vocal solo, afterwards" Miss Bir-
a1e Tbo,, huntz; o,,, vocal solo, "Ah! Dost
1oeal solo, aoys oT Pro Miss Hs Inra s Kate eTMsy Myy
DIonnell; vocal solo, "Unchanged," Miss
Florence Kyle; violin and piano duet, "Un
Ballo in Maschera,' Misses Edna and Lulu
vogler; vocal solo, "Last Rose of Summer"
Miss Emma Griffith; vocal solo, "Out ON the
peep" Miss Katharine Ball; vocal solo, "On
Venice Waters, y Miss Gertie Williams; vocal
rant; rant; piano duet, Grand Fantasia" Misses
IIl1e FauDel and Mary Hahn; vocal solo,
Voices OF the Woods" Miss Bertha Moore;
vocal solo, Golden Love-" Mrs. Alice Cod
Macintosh; "God Bless Our Native Land"
| all the performers. The numbers through
out were well rendered, and many OF them
would have spoken feelingly for the medal
had there been one. Messrs. Simeon Bissell
ana W. McSteVenson were the accompanies.
The Bowman Institute commencement ex-
ercises will be held this morning at 10 o'clock
in Trinity Episcopal Church. Bishop White
head will preside, and Rev. Henry A. Adams,
rector of st. Paul's Church Buffalo, will de-
liver the annual address. The usual pleas
IN rirorf foo frrra lfn wi
dispensed with. The Trinity vested choir
will furnish the music. The young ladies
who Will receive diplomas are Misses Mar
garet Jean Carson, Helen ID. Kelly, Ella
Waring Miller and Joan Reynolds Seely.
IT is proposed at meeting to-day to effect
permanent Y. w. C. A. in the city other
than those already in existence. Mrs. II. NJ.
Boles chairman of the Washington Y. w. G.
A, has been in the city some days interest
tion. Miss Hattie E. Dyer, the State secre-
tary and a young lady with graciousness,
tact and business ability, will be present at
the meeting.
A MUSICAL and literary entertainment was
given last evening in the Walton NJ. E.
church, Southside. Those appearing on the
programme were Misses Jennie Brooks,
Mable Swearer, Rosalind Forster, Irene Sam
pie, and Messrs, Harry Mays, FL. r. Swearer,
Ooru uIdDeT anu LII oPisO
of the heated atmosphere the affair was en-
joyable.
MAJOR CHARLES A. MILLER and his brother,
Morris p, with their families were in Phila-
delphia yesterday for the purpose of attend
ing the sixty-fifth wedding anniversary of
their parents Mr.. Miller, ST., is in his ssth
year and Mrs Miller is in her S1st. Their
home on Mt. Airy was full of festivity and
mirth.
IN blazers and straw hats the outing dele
.gation of the Pittsburg Art School departed
yesterday noon for Scalp Level. The party
numbered eight and score and Wednesday
C. G. Mellor and John w. Black will on that
day join MI. Beatty and the fish will suffer.