Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-14

will be the principal performers.
Rev. E. P. Dunlap, a leading Presby terial
minister OF Kansas City, Neb., will fill th'
pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church, o
Braddock, during Mr.. Dickey's vacation
Mr.. Dunlap was classmate of Mr.. Dickey
Mr.. j. E. Truesdale and DR.. W. M. Carother
nrd will be the guest o sr
incnmbency of Mr.. Dickey's pulpit.
The Pfttsburg Concert and Male Quartet
Company, which left this city some few
weeks ago to tour the lake resorts, returned
this week after a most successful time. Re
turn engagements were made at Put-in.Bay
and other places The company Will give
the people of the Twin cities an opportunity
to hear it, possibly in September
The Hiawatha Club arrived home last
Monday, after spending several pleasant
weeks on the Cheat river The members are
| Messrs. Thomas A. Beechey, d. f. Beechey
James Steen, Karl Kenerdy, John Martin
Fl. Stevenson, Charles Meister: A. j; Boyle
Others present were: John F. Hecliel, Sr.
John F. Heckel. Jr.
One of the most enjoyable hops of the sea
son was given on Tuesday evening at the
De Soto. 1t is useless to say the ladies
costumes, and the host and hostess spared
| no pains in making the dance one Of the az
fairs of the season.
Members of the club under direction OF
| Prof H. B. Mcclure, which has been holding
| a series of lawn fetes at Silver Lake grove,
have made preparations to entertain their
| friends at the closing fete, Friday, August
| 10. Guenthers Orchestra will furnish the
music4
The Sunday school and congregation of
the United Presbyterian Church, of Brad
dock, held their annual picnic at Kinney 8
Grove on Thursday. About 600 persons wore
there, all OF whom thoroughly enjoyed the
day.
A number of wilkinsburgers went to
Idlewild last Thursday, where they had a
delightful time. The occasion was the an
nual reunion and picnic of the Lutheran
churches OF Western Pennsylvania.
The Edgar Thomson Steel Works Cornet
Band. of Braddock, Floyd j. st. Clair, direc-
tor, will give a fine concert at Highland
Park Tuesday evening. 1t was postponed
from last Friday evening.
One of the pleasant social events of last
week was the surprise party rendered Miss
Nellie WilGes at her residence, Baldwin
township, by the Outing Circle of the South
side.
Miss Marie Jenkins, of East End, and Miss
Genevieve Lazelle. of Brooklyn. N. Y. have
been chosen assistant Librarians at the Car
negie Free Library at Braddock
The annual picnic of the smithfeld Con-
cordia OF the First German Evangelical
Protestant Church will be held this year at
Rock Point, Tuesday, August 16.
The Young Mems Society of St. Joseph's
German Catholic Church, of Braddock, will
take their annual excursion on the 14th of
September at 1dlewild.
Midsummer Personals.
Mortimer Omohundro left last night for
Erie.
Miss Fannie Marten of Williamsburg, is at
ChautauQua.
Mr.. R. n: Hamilton will spend ten days at
Atlantic City.
Miss Eva N. Canon, of Braddock, is visiting
Mrs. G. C. Lecky and Miss jamie Lecky are
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. George Quirk. of Braddock, has gone
to Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Foster, of Reynoldsville, is
visiting in Pfttsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. K R. CHASER leave for a fort
nights trip to Canada.
Prof. H. J. Mangold, organist of st. Agnes
Church, is in the East.
Miss Augusta Abel, ,organist of St. Bridgets
Church, has gone South.
Mr.. Joseph Schwab and family, of wilkins.
burg, are at the seashore.
MI. A. NJ. Stephenson will spend the next
two weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Jessie Menges. OF Port Perry, is Wis
iting friends at Johnstown.
Mr.. H. W. Simonds will spend the next
two weeks at Atlantic City.
Hampton Houghton, of Williamsburg, will
go to Atlantic City this week.
Misses Fanny and Mary Scott, Of Wilkins.
burg, have gone to ChautauQua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fownes. of Park Place,
Williamsburg, are at Atlantic City.
Miss Laura Cope, of Williamsburg, whoh
been visiting Washington is home.
Harry F. Krause, of Brereton avenue left
last night for trip through the East.
Mr.. william Oskin and family, of Brad
dock, have returned from Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Goldsmith and family,
Of Braddock, are home from the East.
Miss Florence Brown, OF Baum street, East
End, is spending few weeks in Beaver.
Miss Elgie Keefer. of Braddock. Pa, was
visiting relatives in Pittsburg last week.
Mr.. Charles C. Teeter. of Braddock, went |
to Atlantic City Thursday for vacation.
Mr. Jonathan Frantz, proprietor of the |
Hotel Frantz, Braddock, is in Maryland. |
Mr.. Henderson and Harry Reno are enjoy |
ing three weeks visit to Atlantic City. |
n. S. Williams and family, of Wallace |
street, Williamsburg, are at Atlantic City.
The Misses Martin, Of Thirty-seventh |
street, Lawrenceville. are in Atlantic City.
John Sauert, of Penn avenue, East End,
will spend the next ten days at Atlantic
City.
Mr. Harry W. Thomas, of Philadelphia is
visiting friends in Braddock for q short |
,ime.
Miss jena Kenser of Allegheny, will leave
this morning for an extended trip to New
York.
Miss Prudence Morgan, of the southside.
las returned after a pleasant visit in the
Vest.
Rev. Father Bigham, pastor of st. Brid-
gets Church, has returned from the sea-
shore.
Miss Sadie Davis, OF North Braddock. is
7isiting relatives at Unfontown for several
weeks.
Miss Pierre Eagye, of Franklin street,
Williamsburg, is summering at Lake Chau-
auqua.
Rev. D. J. Maladey. of Dunbar, returned
from a three weeks rest at the
eashore.
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell, of Brad
lock, are staying for several weeks near
1igonier.
Mr.. Samuel Mckinney, of Lawrence
county, visited his relatives in Braddock
ast week.
Mrs Amelia Henry, of Locust street. and
he Misses Seidle, of Allegheny, have gone
o Cresson. |
Miss Mary G. Jones, of the Southside, will
pend the remainder Of this month at Lake
wood, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Newman, of Braddock.
re home from a months visit near the
treat Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs James McAllese are at Lake
wood where they intend to remain until