Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-15
THE poINGs OF SOCIETY.
Pleasant Events OF the Week That Interest
People of the Two Cities.

People of the Two Cities.
The ladies In charge OF the entertainment
features of the Southside hospital fair this
week are happy to announce that they have
secured the services of some of the best
musical and elocutionary talent In the city
for the occasion, which will be distributed
during the week as follows: Monday even
ing Prof. c. W. Fleming will furnish the
entire programme. embracing a variety of
instrumental and vocal selections; Tuesday
evening the Koeler Quintet. with dramatic
solo, "The Angels Serenade," by Mrs K.
S. Mcmillan, with violin obligato, by Prof.
c. W. Fleming: Wednesday evening, dra-
mstic readings, by Prof. Byron King, Mrs.
DR.. Simpson and Miss Nina Milligan,
piano recitaIs by Prof Carter and vocal
solos by Mr.. Maurice Stevens and others;
THURSDAY THURSDAY evening the M9zaEt Club Pref
Brunt. soprano soloist; Friday evening,
piano recitais by Profs. Retter and Git
tings and vocal selections under the charge
piano and violin duets by the Messrs Hot.
man, dramatic reading by Miss Edith Smith
son, baritone solo by Mr.. E. II. Dermit and,
as grand finale On One Lung I'll the great
dinners and suppers are to be served in the
Central Rink on Penn avenue. The ladies OF
the different churches will take charge Of
the dining room, each church having some
particular day. Tuesday and Wednesday
will be under the direction OF the
Southside ladies: Thursday, Pittsburg
ladies: Friday. Allegheny ladies, and Satur-
day, tile East End ladies. Committee on Ar
Engagements for Allegheny day: Mrs. E.
Robson Snead, Mrs. Charles F. Sheriff. The
following ladies will have charge OF the
Nettie Ross. Stella Minnemyer Ettie Boyle.
Lou Hemphill, - Francis, Ida Benner
Anna NJ. Gerwig, Minnie E. Krebs, Helena 8.
EoegtIEE, .ns .Gnroetzinger pllgs Jennie Jennie D. Brown.
lier, Alice Chalfart, Clara Coyle, Edith
Hahn, Birdie Saint, Irene Van Asdale, Edith
Norton, Jennie Hewitt, Edna Hemphill,
Grace Grace Miller. Mary snead, L Laura Smith;
Mistresses j. NJ Rose, B. c. Christy. j. D.
Chantler, C. p. Lockhart, j. A. Mcconnell,
William Graham, William Wettach, j. &.
Darrah, Graham, Kirk, Joe Darlington, Dir:
Brinton, A. K. Norris, DR.. Easton, Samuel
Watson, J. A. Boswell, Joe Neely. Oliver
Anderson, Thomas Hare, Fred Eshelmen,
Thomas Brown, William Young, DIR. Miller,
Robert Mccain, Dr.; Clifford, Frank Haze
lett, James SEQ t, Bella Walters, c. F. Stiefel,
Oliver, John Onert, F. Bardomer, W. f.
Richardson, John Kirkpatrick, J. P. Hamil-
ton, George Kimberlain, William T.
Bradberry, Norman Wylie and John Tate.
There will be ten tables. one in charge OF
the Sewickley ladies, one in charge Of the
Sharpsburg and Etna ladies and eight in
charge of the Alleg heny ladies. The menu
for Friday, November 20. is as follows: Hot
meats-Roast turkey with cranberry sauce,
roast beef with plum sauce. Cold meats
Ham, tongue, veai-loaf Baked beans, pota-
toes maccaroni and cheese, chicken and DO
tato salads, pickles, catsup, chow chow,
celery, oysters raw, ,oy sters seal.
loped, crackers biscuit. bread. brown bread,
cheese. bananas, oranges, grapes, coffee, tea,
milk and pies and cakes.
The following ladies have charge Of the
orphans tea party which will be held ut
La :ayette Hall, Wednesday evening Novem-
Der is. President, Miss Olive Jones' Vice
Presidents, Mrs. James Gallery, Mrs. b.
Mackin. Mrs. Henry Dallmeyer, Jr. Mrs
Jno. McCa1fery. Mrs. Katherine Oldshue,
Mrs. J. X. Lanahan. Miss Stafford. Treas
urer, Mrs. Ledlie Gloniger. Secretary, Miss
Marie Phelan. The following ladies viii
have charge of the supper tables Each
table will be designated by a different color
Lawrenceville table red, Mrs; J. j. Torley.
Mrs. P. Smith,, Mrs. J. E: Mckeever, Mrs.
Bridget Costello, Lizzie Kelly, McNeal,
O'Donnell. LanaIan, Gardner.
Southslde Table, Pink-Miss Lynch, Mrs.
J., b Grouse, Mrs william Colbert Mrs. P.
Cassidy, Mary Donnelly. Lide Do-an, Mamie
Sattery. Lizzie oods. Maggie Woods,
Annie Lafry. Mollie McMullen:.
Mrs. F. j. Weixei: Mrs. NJ Murphy; aids,
Misses Alice PiUfield, Anna McKenna, Z lte
McKenna. Addie Mcfarland, Annie Briliey,
Fannie Malone. Mary Ann keenan,, Joe
East End Table, wnite-Ladies Of the sa-
cred Heart Church.
Allegheny Table, Heliotrope-Mrs. a.
Mrs. II. T. McGresdy; aids. Misses Rose Cur.
ran, A. Carroll, julia Mulligan, Jennie Sull,
Kate Callahan, Stella Callahan. Bella Seibert.
Lizzie Grealey, Maggie Ford, Mol!ie
Alice Curran, Jennie Barnes, Agnes Nc
Nally.
Floral Booth-Mrs Katherine oldshue,
Mrs: II. Dalimeyer, Jr:; aids: The Misses
Miss Mary Barr, Miss Annie McAleer.
Lemonade Booth-Mrs. Z. S. Giles: aids:
Miss Dunlevy, Miss Gillespie, Miss Rose Con:
way, Miss May Burns.
The monthly meeting of the Doctors
Round Table Club was held last Tuesday
evening. The meeting was one OF more
than usual interest The guest Of
the evening was Prof. b. F. Biggar,
OF Cleveland, Ohio, noted specialist
and a man OF superior cultivation of mind.
The 1 Q, her gnests were DR.. W. II. Wnslow,
II. k- Fleming l.. II. Willard and 3. +. Dake.
The Doctors Round Table Club is a new
composed of the leading
homeopathic physicians Of the city and
county, who meet once a month for social
enjoyment and to exchange medical opin-
ions. The following club members were in
DR.. J; s; Waters, E W; Dean.
lingame, w. w. Wolr and Chas. c. Hun
Mr. Henry Young was very agreeably sur
prised by q party of his friends at his homo
on CHARTERS street. Allegheny, last Friday
evening. The guests assembled at the resi-
dencc of Miss Stella Snyder and repaired to
the home of Mr.. Young, where euchre and
dancing passed a very enjoyable evening.
Among the guests nresent were the Missea