Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-16

guests included tile Misses Annie McCrossin.
Martha Hooke Annie Davis, Agnes Pryor.
Miss Callahan. Name keef. Carrie Wens-
kowsky and Messrs. +: X. Harper. T. s.
Grogan, viii Davis Walter Braun. B. Cas-
son and Charles, Ed and Ad. wenskowsky.
Among the Pittsburgers who are studying
in New YORK this winter Is Miss Ruth Reuck,
who has entered the Proctor's Theater
School OF Acting for her second season. Miss
Keuek is quito favoraoly known known s here as an an
the dramatic stage. Avery f1attering offer
was made her for this season. but she pre-.
ferred devoting another year to study before
entering what promises to be O successful
career. Miss Reuck comes of a talented
family. her sister, Miss Mamie Reuck. being
the favorite violinist.
Mr. George Eerthold, OF Copeland, was
given an enjoyable surprise at the homo OF
his father on Friday evening. It was tho
twenty eighth anniversary OF his BIRTH
The surprise was arranged by Goddess OF
Liberty Council, Daughters of Liberty, OF
which Mr.. Berthold Is an officer. Dancing
and cards formed the amusement for the 10
guests during the evening.
Siss Minnie kaufmann, OF Ben Venue,
gives evidence of being coming favorite In
local musical circles. Miss Kaufmann's rem.
di,ion of an aria from MendcIssohn's ELIAS
and Abt's beautiful song, "Stille Nacht. at
the Teutonnia Mennerchor's concert Mon.
day evening last was one OF the features OF
the entertainment.
Mr.. Will Benitz, the son Of Mr.. f. J.
Benitz, of.west Braddock, who Is attending
Cornell University, won a scholarship IN
that institltion last week. There are nine
students. Mr.. Benitz is studying mechan-
ical and electrical engineering.
The tea party given At St. James R. G.
Church. Williamsburg, Wednesday evening
was q very pleasant affair. 1t was under the
management Of Mrs Charles V. Giesey.
Byron W. King will deliver LECTURE in
the Lyceum hall of his school, on "Delsnrt-
ism; What L. Is and What 1t Isn't" Oh
Tuesday evening.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles C. Richardson
and Miss Ella Gillespie, of Shadyside, is an
nounced to take place next Wednesday.
Mrs W. H. Sherman, of st. Joseph, Mo-, Is
guest Of Mrs. W. H. Smith, Of Oakland
Square.
Autumn's Comings and Goings.
Massrs. John Blackador and George Lono-
baugh have returned from Indiana.
Miss Bell Robb, of Noblestown, Pa, is the
wood.
Miss NJ McGrady, of Noblestown, Pa, has
returned from a three weeks visit to Ma
die, Pa.
Mr.. Mark Culp, Of West Braddock, re.
turned Thurs day from iour months visit
in North Dakota.
Miss Ella Wilson. Of Braddock. returned
to Indiana State Normal School on Tuesday,
after visit to her parents.
Mics MahaI Mur,bv of South Hiohla nd
avenue, has entered the Notre Dame School
of Baltimore for three years course.
Mr.. G. n. Schwab, General Superintendent
of the Edgar Thomson Steel Works, re-
turned yesterday from New York city.
Miss Katie Walker and Miss Mamie Nc
Cam. of Juniata street, Allegheny, have re-
turned from visit to East Liverpool, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Roberts. of Poplar
street, Allegheny, have returned from New
York, where they witnessed the Columbus
parade.
Prof. August H. List. of Braddock, went to
Johnstown on Thursday to attend the fun
eral of SIR. Albert Geist, prominent young
man OF that city.
Mrs. Charles Mcguire, Of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting Mrs. John Walker, of
Juniata street, Allegheny, has returned
home after delightful visit of two months.
Miss Tillie Gaus, Of Allegheny. niece Of
been her visitor for the past three months,
will return home the latter part Of this
month.
Miss Jennie Gray, of this city, will return
to Chicago in q few DAYS, to resume her
studies under Mrs Sarah Hershy Eddy. Next
year Miss Gray will go abroad to complete
her musical education.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marshall, Of Wild
wood, Pa, and son, A. j., of Grafton. have
returned from an Eastern trip. During their
absence they visited Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Brooklyn.
MI. Camille Mercader, chief draughtsman
at the Edgar Thomson steel Works. at
Braddock, is dangerously ill with typhoid
fev verat West Penn Hospital. He is said to
unassuming young man, the only son of
wealthy and aristocratic family high in Aus
trian court Circles