Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-10
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Pittsburg, In the vicinity of Williamsburg.
The large influence of the church makes its
success assured, and doubtless the fund for
purchase will receive an undeniable impulse
BY the results OF Tuesday. At all events,
such a pleasant happening is wished for.
The complete committees are:
Reception Committee-Mrs W. W.
Grier, Mrs. Il. c. Campbell, Miss E. d.
Brown, Mrs. D. z. Bryce, Mrs. R. L. Nc
Gully, Mrs Samuel Mahood, Mrs j. p.
Cameron, Mrs F. NJ Sims, Mrs Andrew
Easton, Mrs j. A. Boswell Mrs j. A.
Gillespie, Mrs Joseph MITCHELL Mrs
David Blair, Miss Jeannette Lockhart,
Mrs George Shaw, Mrs. W. r. Ford,
ML n. P. Burch6eld, Mrs Douthet,
Mrs Joseph McNaugher, Mrs Alexander
Henry, Mrs R s. Smith, Mrs George B.
Hill, Mrs. 81. W. Mckee, Mr.. Joseph Mo
Naugher, Mr.. Alexander Henry, Mr. R s.
Smith, Mr.. George B. Hill, Mr.. b. W. NO
Kee, Mr.. Robert Frew.
Supper Committee-Mrs @. b Hill, Mrx
Bulger, Mn. Walker, Mrs. s. b. Donaldson,
Mrs Robert Monroe, Mrs. J. B. Dorrington,
Mrs D. @ Thompson.
GilIespie, Miss s. ]. Frew, Mira Robert
Stevenson, MrI J. Crawford, Mrs D..
sturtev,nt-
Ice Cream Oommittee-Mn Mary Por-
ter, Mira A. p. Burchfeld, Mrn D. K.
Boyoe, Mr.. Joseph Mitchell, Mira Samuel
West, Miss Glars Henning, MrA John A.
Wilson, Miss Nettie Frazier, Miss Ella
Frazier, Miss Annie Mcknight, Miss Carrie
Porter, Miss Sarah Hammill, Miss
Carrie Kelly Mis-. Clsn. Wilson,
Kes Mn McEiveen, Mr Mcmillan,
Misc Alice Long, Mrs Reed Vincent
Miss Agnes Mitchell, Mrs Annie Smith,
MrG Maggie Mitchell, Miss Emma Wilson,
Miss Ella Sleeth, Miss Lillian EAston, Miss
Bertha Potter, Miss Jennie McNaueher,
Mrs. Robert Frazier, Mrs John Z Shaw,
Mrx Allison Reed, Mrs J. Shaw, Mrs.
Flora McCombs, Mrs Thomas Heron,
Miss Jennie Armstrong, Miss May Camp
bell Miss Sadie Henuing, Miss Sarah Mil
holland, Miss Clara S;urtevsnt
Decoration Committee-Mra Andrew
Eeston, Mrs Albert Stevenson, Mrs. B. A.
Elliott, Mrs II. Clay Bsir, Mrs J. A.
Curry.
Lemonade-Mrs George Sands, Mrs
Joseph F. Nicely, Mrs. George Craig, Miss
Agnes C. Johnston, Miss Blanche Frazier,
Miss Mary Armstrong, Miss Frances
Newell, Miss A. C. Monroe, Miss Maggie
Hodge Mrs f. NJ. Sims, Miss Mamie
Clark, Miss Josephine McHenry, Miss
Bessie Ritchie, Miss Matte Gillespie and
Miss Sadie Mehaffey.
Music Committee-Mrx w.Ryford, Miss
J. P. Cameron, Mrh Joseph Mitchell, Mrs.
Samuel Mshood, Mrs Mary Porter.
Russian Tea-MrA II. Clay Bair, Mrs.
Andrew Easton, Miss Jeanette Lockhart
Miss Lille Butler, Mps A N. Bean, Miss
Lillian Reed. =
The anlS.eur circus Of the Sewickley
Athletic Association promises to be q very
nice affair. The Committee on Arrange
ments lie composed of Miss Irene McVay,
Miss George, Mr. David Warden, Mr..
Frank Hutchinson and Mr.. Charles Doyla
Committee on Booths, Miss Clara Camp
Christv and Mr. Miller. The ice cream
will be il charge of Mrs r. o. Franks aud
Mrs Joseph Craig will preside at the con-
fections, Miss Clara Campbell will sell pea
nuts and Mrs. James Chaplain the lemon
sde. The games will be OF most elaborate
nature.
On Wednesday last Miss Anna Scaife en-
tertained lot of young people with a gar
den party. The charming young hostess
hospitality was the more enjoyed in combi-
nation with the very refreshing tea which
was served in the open air. The guests
were: Miss Mary Painter, Miss Agnes Dick
son, Miss Marguerite Singer, Miss Bessie
Bennett, Miss Mary Laughlin, Miss Cert
rude Gerdes, Miss May Gerdes, Miss Rosa
lind Smith, Miss Mary Bell, Miss Villa
Forsyth, Miss West Lyon, Miss Be sic
Long, Miss Fanny Oliver, Mr.. oliver Nc
Cliniock, Mr. Thomas Jones, Mr.. Charles
u NJ. Il L.
Mr.. Harry McCandless, Mr.. Harry Robin
son, Mr.. Ledley Young, Mr.. James MCGEE.
Mr.. Dallas Byers and Mr. Charles Patter-
son.
acknowledge from Mr.. O. v. Gates, the
promoter Of the midsummer concert at the
Kenmawr, the receipt of the following inti-
nation; Mrh Christopher l. Magee, Mrs
Maxwell Moorhead, Mrs. John Wilcox,
Miss Sallie Killikelly and Miss Julia
Harding have consented to act as patron
esses at the concert on Saturday evening"
Reed T. Stewart, ESQ.,, . tutor In the
Western University, with his bride is sum-
mering at Cresson Springs. Mrs Stewart
is the daughter of Mr. George Shaw, of AL
leeheny The first "at home" of the happy
young couple will be held at their new
house on Osgoo6 street, near Linden ave-
nue., after August Is.
II isa curious fact that Shadyside Presby-
teriaG Church does not contain on its list Of
present membership the name of q single
"poor" person. The Rev. Mr.. Holmes has
been heard deploring this prosperity. He
seemed to fear the hardening influence of
condition of things uhen tho safter opd
sympathetic chords were not called upon to
exercise their functions However this
may be, at least it can be said for Shadyside
Church that it has never been known to
hesitate in time of need and very fire.
uuently has not waited to be called on, but
came nobly forward with offer of aid. Its
church work is in the hands of a lot of
bright young women, whose names are
anonymous with energy and goodness, and
80 when they put their hands to the elow,
that instrument of labor is always seen to
turn up a very fine furrow.
The Sunday Schools said TO be run with
as much punctuality as a railway; a state of
things not to be wondered at, since Mr.
Robert Pitcairn is its superintendent The
opening exercise is never a moment behind
time, and it's financial affairs are in q condi-
tion of such perfect order as to stir 9 feeling
of envy in the breast of q Carnegie.
Among other American travellers bound
for Europe is Mary Temple Bayard, well
known as one of the correspondents of this
paper Mrs. Baysrd sails for the continent
on the Alaska July %.
Mrs A z W. Painter, Of Irwin avenue,
Allegheny, and Cresson Spring. after her
pSnal h, hit snsnf the Fou rth In retirensnt