Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
Entrc Nous.

News comes from the capital of the en-
gagement of Mr.. William S. DalZell, only
son of the Hon. John Dalzell, representa-
tive OF the Twenty-second Congressional
district, to Miss Hough, lovely young
Washington girl. Cupjd's srrow has
pierced young Mr. Dalzell very early In
his career, as he is still student at the law
school of Harvard University, and there is
scarcely anv likelihood of the marriage be-
ing consummated for some time yet.
Mrs. G. Horton Singer was the charming
hostess at a fashionable afternoon tea on
Friday last, given for Pittsburg's -Four
HunGred, and in honor of Mrs. William
Meade Orr, and Miss Smith. The follow
ing ladies assisted Mrs. William H. Singer:
Mrs. George p Hamilton, the Misses
Miller, Sutton and Hawoth, and the
hostess charming and attractive cousin,
Miss Jennie Arthurs. A few of the dresses
deserve mention. Mrs. Orr's gown OF red
silk was particularly striking. Miss Smith
wore q handsome pink frock and pearl
pendant around her throat. A white
gown served to set off Mrs. Horton Singer
most effectively. Miss Arthurs, who is a
very pretty girl, wore pink silk and some
very fine jewels. The house was arranged
with flowers.
If Lady Henry Somerset again finds
Pittsburg an inconvenient stopping off
place, would it not be we'll to send her
ladvship map of the United States with a
request that she select spot for us to
move to that will be more suitable and easy
of access for visiting nobility.
Miss Mary B. Kier, of the Pittsburg
Female College, has been appointed
instructor OF the physical culture classes in
connection with the Young Woman's
Christian Association. The hours and days
of instruction are as follows, commencing
with the week: 8 P. NJ. Wednesdays and
Fridays; 1902. III Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mrs. j. Wainwright, of Highland and
Rippey streets, gave pretty luncheon on
Tuesday to u friends Among the guests
were: Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. SeeIey, Mrs.
Mrs Young, of Cleveland. The guests were
delighted with the charming hospitality of
their hostess.
The officers of the Woman's Club
for the ensuing year were elected
last Tuesday, and are as follows:
Mrs Charles L Wade, President; Mrs ].
A. Hall, First Vice President; Mrs. J. c.
Collins, Second Vice President; Mrs
Woods, Third Vice President; Mrs. Lans-
berg, Secretary; Mrs. Prentice, Treasurer;
Mrs. Becker, Mrs Ramsey, Mrs. Schlender-
berg, Executive Committee. The club will
devote the year to the study of the United
States, its geography, history, politics and
social economy.
For the benefit of that class of people who
will get hufed upon the slightest provoca-
tion, aud in fact upon no provocation what
ever, but just because they love to be miser-
able "from very wantonness," it might be
well to mention that the musicale an
nounced as given by Miss Gillespie, of the
Boulevard, was not given by her, but by her
brother, Mr.. William Gillespie. Mr.. Gil
lespie, who is a gentleman with quite deal
Of musical taste, proved himself, on this oc-
casion, most agreeable host.
Upon meeting Thursday afternoon the
Pittsburg Gun Club elected the following
officers for the year: G. E. Painter, Presi-
dent; Dr.. j. W. Dixon, Vice President; Elmer
E. Shaner, Secretary and Treasurer; C. A.
Painter, Samuel Shancr, j. A. Glesenkamp
ard c. NJ. Hostetter, Directors. 1t is the
purpose TO erect clubhouse with fine
range within the present year.
Madame Patti may be in Pittsburg Janu-
ary %.
MARION CRAWFORD GALLAHER