Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-10
SOUTHSIDE CONCERTS.
Plans for Pretty Summer Night Concerts
on Mt. Oliver-Georg Hcnschel and
His Wife to Appear Here-The General

Plans for Pretty Summer Night Concerts
on Mt Oliver-Georg Hcnschel and
His Wife to Appear Here-The General
Gossip In Society.
THE Southside is trying to arrange for a
series of summer night concerts to be held
in that Bart of the city. 1t is hoped that ar
rangements will be made by which concerts
can be given every Tuesday evening at the
head of the Mt oliver incline. The dates
that have so far been fixed upon, If 200 of
tho prominent people OF the sSoutnslde Will
allow the use Of their names ms patrons and
patronesses are Tuesday evenings, as fol-
lows: June 81. July and 10, and August =.
16 and 80. Guenther's and Rothleder's 8
orchestras are to furnish the music, and
vocalfsts and elocutionists will be engaged
rs follows: Miss Jennie wooster, Si2nor
Gill, David Moore, Mrs. Adah Manchester,
Miss Guenther, Miss Madge Byron, OF Allie
gheny, and Miss Maggie Wise, of the South
side.
THE farewell services of the First NJ. P.
Church are to take place this week, COM
mencfng tomorrow and continuing every
day until Sunday, closing with communion
on Sunday evening. Among the ex-pastors
of the church who will take part In the last
ssrviof Sowl Dr. are N M1prnr % HD pp' McKeever, Dr..
Joseph r. Kerr and Rev. David Jones.
NEXT Monday the most delightful musl-
cal entertainment ever given in the Pitts
burg Club Theater will take place there un-
der the auspices of the Art Society. 1t ls
the one hundred and seventy eighth recep-
tion of the society, and the discrimination is
to make the occasion O notable one. MIR.
and Mrs Georg Henschel will sing and play,
and the high standing of these artists in
sures an entertainment such as has been
seldom enjoyed in Pittsburg. They will rem
der their own song recitals. singing solos
and duets, with Mr.. Henschel at the piano
forte. This gifted pair have appeared In all
the principal cities on both sides of the
ocean. but Pittsburgers have never had an
opportunity of hearing them In this city un-
til now. They have always received great
deal of social attention everywhere, and the
Art Society will try to make Mr.. and Mrs.
Henschel acquainted with the best people in
Pittsburg, while introducing to Pittsburgers
two artists whose worth will surely be ap-
preciated when they have given their first
entertainment in this city.
THE sixth annual exhibition of photo
graphs will be held at the Academy of
Science and Art this week, opening at 10
o'clock this morning, and closing Thursday
night. 1t will be under the auspices of the
PittsDurg Amateur Photographers Society,
as usual. This and tomorrow evenings
there will be exhibitions of lantern slides.
which are expected to be interesting as well
THE entertainment to be given in Lib
rary Hall, Mt. Washington, Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week, is promised
to be unique as we'll as delightful. The
comedietta, "a Game of Cards. will be
given. Then there will be Grecian dance,
d Bellamy Quadrille, and other features,
which should combine TO make up a very
pleasant performance.
A DELIGHTFUL surprise was served on Mr..
j. 3. Johnston, of 329 Forbes street, Satur-
day night, when about 30 of his
friends invaded his home taking him
completely unawares. 1t was his an
niversary and Mrs. Johnston and Col
onel W. S. Bailey arranged to have a
number OF the members of the Protected
Home Circle spend the evening at his
home The ladies brought baskets
of cake and fruit and the gentlemen
provided the ice cream. The evening
was spent IN card playing. music
and dancing. Among those PRESENT were:
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Mendel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred S. Smith, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles E.
Duke, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Goshorn, Mr.. and
Mrs W. S. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Paden, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jones, the Misses
Goshorn, Miss Flora Nickline, Mrs. Gardner
and daughter. DR.. Wolfe, Mr.. Nicho lson and
Mr. Ernest Bailey.