Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-14
SOME MATTERS MUSICAL.
Social Events at Which the Art Divine Was
the Leading Feature.

Mr.. Edwin Rawsthorne entertained quite
number of his friends at his home on Mt
Washington on Thursday evening, music
being furnished by Miss Bixler and Miss
Smith, of Pittsburg, and DR.. Buggle and H
Z. Baird, OF Cincinnati, and Mr. Zingling, OF
St. Louis. After refreshments were served,
Mr.. Rawsthorne, who, by the way, will sail
for Europe this week, was presented an ex-
cellent pair of field glasses by the young
men of his Office, presentation being made
by Mr.. II. E. Baird and responded to by DR.
Buggle. Among the number there were
Miss Voight, Miss Turbert and the Misses
Rollins, Messrs. David Perry, F. F. Crandall,
Dunn, Dawson and E. A. Eyman.
Miss Kate Braun, of Neville station, enter
tanned large number of friends from ALLIE,
gheny last Wednesday night. Dancing and
the singing of Misses Mary and Jennie Nc
kkelvey were the features of the evening.
Nellie Boyle, Mary McKelvey, Daisy Miller,
Marie Duffy, Mamie Boyle, Annie Highland,
Belle Bradley, Sadie Duffy, Nellie Force,
Carrie Vogel, Jennie McKelyey, Kate Braun
and Messrs. Harry Reno, William Highland,
Ed Rupp, A. Steerheim, John Cant, Ed He'd
ricks, William Ango, Robert McKelvey c.
Vetter, Albert Liefelt, Mr.. Mann, Ben Burns
and Albert Sende. supper was served at
midnight.
A very pleasing and happy gathering of
some of the best known members of the
younger social sets of Braddock, or the
Rosebud Club" collected at the residence
of their friend, MI. John Youngson, of Mills
street, West End, Tuesday evening last
Those present were: The Misses Sadie A.
Davis, Carrie Graham, Gertie Scott, Flora
Packer, Helen Scott, Ida Boyle, Mary
Packer, Nellie Hanna, Ildrie Roberts and
Emma Boyle; Messrs. Archie Dawson, Earl
Hanna, John Howatt, Herbert Hess, John
Youngson, John Purdy, Addie Carline, Tom
Yates, Harry Courtney, George Dowler,
Harry Spangler.
Great flights Of eloquence have echoed
and re-echoed in the empty auditorium of
heGrand Opera House several afternoons of
the past week, in preparation for the
amateur presentation Of three plays on next
Thurday, Friday and Saturday evenings. bv
the King school of oratory pupils. The
plays to be presented are, "0thello," "Mer-
quer." For each evening an inter-act pro.
gramme of monologue and recitation has
been prepared that will be about as inter-
esting as the plays.
Miss Queenie Gates, of No u Canal street,
Allegheny, gave o select reading at her
home Monday night in honor of Blanche
Oswald, pupil of Dion Boucicault New
York, and Prof. King, Pittsburg. The pro-
gramme included many recitations by Miss
Oswald, Miss May McCrea, Mary Byron, who
TOOK the pOlQ nleudl db curry TnurSQay
night, and A. l. Cliristy; violin solos by Prof.
Terry and vocal music by the ladies.
The first of the Guenther concerts takes
place on Thursday evening next, June Is, at
Silver Lake Grove, with an orchestra of 20
pieces, the soloists for the evening being
Mr. James Vogel and Miss Agnes Vogel.
Miss Carrie Terrant, one of Pittsbure,s
noted singers, gave brilliant and very suc-
lie avenue, Friday night, in honor Of Albert
L Christy, the elocutionist.