Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-19
SOCIETY In SHOWERS.
Outdoor and Indoor Entertainments Marred
by Yesterdays Rains.

OVOlEl LIN DuVN GhOs
by Yesterdays Rains.
"Othello," last evening at the Opera
House, was delayed somewhat by the sheets
Of rain that sailed down from 7:30 till near 8
o'clock, and consequently 1t was in the
neighborhood Of midnight when the curtain
rang down on the last act. Few, however,
were deferred by the shower from witness
ing the play, as vacant seats in the theater
were scarce. The audience was youthful,
on the whole, and inclined TO be appreciatfve.
In being so it was kept constantly on the
alert, for there was much to appreciate
and little to depreciate. Indeed, the entire
play was excellently presented, and one
thing fs certain, either the characters were
generally well chosen for their respective
parts or they had ability and training far
beyond the average amateurs.
Miss Oswalds Desdemona was both artistic
and effective. while Miss Kennedy certainly
was strongand Moorish. Mr.. Gallupe, as Id0o,
was clever enough to inspire the greatest
hatred for himself with his audience. Cossfo
in Mr. Kirk Brown, found graceful inter-
prefer, with strength when necessary.
The details Of the play were looked after
in way that bespoke patience and skillful
handling. The inter-act programme was
also as very enjoyable feature, Miss
captured the gold medal at the recent
Hlng contest, appearing between the
nrst ana second acts In "Genevra," with ac-
thoroughly wholesale manner The other
uaa na1a 1nu,es wno gaxe recnns,ohis ,sis scrib
ner, Mrs. l. NJ. Field and Olive Ball, all of
whom were remarkably happy in their selec-
tions and their manner of rendering. Ador-
ing papas, mammas, uncles, aunts'
UouS1nS, ,H1 i ofoeners tn anu s 6tS,1n n ras tha
irSt pIn,, ,I,o, 10, pof t,,,S,' W Utng since
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tion WIN N'o 'o
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Washington, united daughter OF the house
hold, Miss Margaret, to Mr.. J.V. Mccormick,
son of Mr.. J. J. Mccormick, the well-known
steamboat agent OF SlnitnneIu street. UWing
10 5ecent ueaGn Ia wy paiuo tt iant,y vi. .no
Weuoihg was quiee ulosteii'asious gus anu VII
messed py the relatives ana rev intlmate maze
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9lng trlP 70 Ihousano i~sianus ~ anu , a AIe1an-
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Nn 1uie toVeIs az oIu Ci'y a,-.., L.a So.
was tne hihth puDiic eAhioi'ioh VI 'he iIoi.
City Microscoplcal Society. A long list OF
and instructive exhibits was dis
PLAYED. The most worthy of mention was
the class of naturaiists from the Central
beautffuI MYSTERIES. under direc.
tion of Prof. Gutenberg. who also assisted
Prof Speer to conduct the magic lantern
display. which Included land and water ami
moinnisp diatom and anatomicaI r,rerara
lization were also shown.
NATIONAL Aileeory' embracing import
ant e'ents IN 1ne country history from the
discovery Oh America 10 the death OF Lin
coin, was given last evening and will be re-
peated tonight in Turner Hall under the
ansnices of the Good Temniors Tbe nro1
raInn,e comnenced with a yrour, of Indf
ans worshipinp the rising sun: Indian prin-
cess. Indian warriors. soothsavers, Indian
children. and Indian princessY song. Fol
Io,r;nr oiosaI,, oil the iInrortont ayeSts tba
landing of the Pilgrims. the Reyolutfon' the
inaunuratio of washington and the slavery
e. IL S1z ~
which VIII, hi TIncle sam and tommy Buii occunied
the respective positions to one another.
MISS FANNIE HosENTHAL, daughter OF MOT
rfs Rosenthal, of Wylie avenue, and Mr.. A.
Frank, travelling salesman OF Sharon, Pa,
were married yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed in the synagogue
at Third ayeIiue and Grant street at 4:30
O'clock In the evening a reception was
given in LAFAYETTE Hall, where about 500
quests were present, including relatives
from New York Cleveland Steubenville and
other places. The Montooth band and
furnished the music and festivities
were kept up until late hour. The couple
Frank proposing to settle down in business
here.
RAIN Notwithstanding, the Guenther SER
ies of summer night concerts was inaugur-
rloa nNNa. o .-.a',,,as q, go, ) 81 a -
DahclnS WIS nuuiSeu ~ tioi ud stt' W % mnon ~.
tne concer6 proper coIilnGnceu nti Will 4n Of
cheStra OF " pleceS anu hlss ASIies WEI
anu ner Droened' Mr. . 9pe as Fn;so,,,!t1 s5 !,
xog9I was neaI1 ~ pd,. wa, t,, s:
WI: IN Api1 HoSe S,s.s, ill., VIC e. ~ IT.
uueI sso Scee, n "a W., .;oionIt Sho
c0ncerI uancng Ms ~ u .I,a o,t1r SroeA' "a
special puquesne IraGtlqn G1 p ie, LcOin arente
II1 ThSrsdaWs Me
THE Risher homestead at Dravosburx at
4. on uodno.do,, oftornoor ,yao tho sca,,e ~
1.oo " euneeu"J n:n, "
Ine marriage ol Hiss InalIo N. hiSnei,
daughter of the house, and j. II. DunleVy, OF
The brides father, Rev. Levi