Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-01
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Social Week Still Gives Fashionable
Women Something TO Do.
Yesterday brought to close the third
annual Convention of the State Music Teach
ers' Association, in session in Carnegie
Hall, Allegheny, for the past three days. Be
sides the literary features Of the morning, a
business meeting was held, in which the
annual election took place There was little
that WAS interesting ut the election, things
being very far from fever heat, for 1T was
more matter of form, and only confirmed
almost the entire slate prepared and pub
liShed on Tuesday. The following are the
officers for the year 1892, when. as yester-
days DISPATCH stated, the convention will
be held in Reading:
President, Edward A. Berg, Reading; Sec
retary and Treasurer, William Wolsieffcr,
Philadelphia.
ing; Arthur Witticb, Reading; Thomas
U'Becket, Philadelphia.
Programme Committae-Jos. II. Cuttings,
Pittsb 1rg: A. W. Borst, Philadelpfia; Roscoe
Auditing Committee-J. II. kurzenknabe,
Harrisburg: N. Ii. kellar, Reading; c. a.
Marks, Allentown.
The dual position Of Secretary and Treas
urer, really the laborious one of all the
offices, was rendered, comparatively speak
ing. q bonanza, by attaching TO it Il sala,y
vi year, DelnG tnOtgnC tnat tnlS
nominal sum will render refusal of the Office
less likely. The programmer again intro
duced the high order of music which has
marked the entire convention, us well
as making Pittsbarg better acquainted
with some of its own particular talent. A
good attendance patronZed it yesterday,
ana 1t was common remark among the Wis
itors that PhiladelDha's attendance last
year compared very untayorably with that
of Pittsburg on the present occasion.
Mr. Paul Blouet (Max O'RelD has con-
sented to appear in Pittsburg again before
he leaves America for q tour of Australia.
the date of his coming being Saturday, Jan
uary ., when he will lecture in Carnegie
Hall, Allegheny, on America as Seen
Through French Glasses" The distinguished
lecturer has been brought here under the
auspices of the Mission Franchise and for its
bene1it The Chancellor OF the Western
University, Rev. W. j. Holland, d. D., will
be Chairman and introduce Mr.. Blouet. The
following comprise the patronage OF the
lecture:
:, The RI. Rev. Bishop of the Diocese of Western
lor of the Western University of Penrsylvania
and H Mrs Holland Rey George Hodgss and Mrs
and Mrs, Coster, Rev. d. George Purves and Mrs.
Purves.
DIR. Wo0dburn and Mrs. WOodburn, Rev. DIR. Izer
s Mrs MIS- er RY D Mr. Spa r ad Mps
Charles j. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
eooGe & Gf ana Ms Mr e. end Jay M hep LSG r and tfs Ts
Reuben Miller Mr. and an Mrs Jaseph r. Diivorth;
Mrs j. H. Jones Mrs e i NJ t Fersddop d Mn Mrs s.aT, and
Mrs. and Miss suydam., Mrs. and Miss Shaw, Mr..
and Mrs lanes A. GhamSers Mr. And Mrs
Mrs. s. rart Fanier M1ssss Me1sas Wis SlISisn
Mr. ana Mrs. Theodore Seyin SIrs. Dr. Fiem,
Knight. sewickley; Miss Emma Mckee. Mr.. and
Mrs: Florence o'Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. Q.
Mr. and RSGS Mrs w schCyer Miss h9s
Dr. Mereur3 3 Dr. sutton Dr. King & DE- r. w. y: Pit Id
NJ 5. f. Mctann Can Mrs. John scott and Miss Scott.
.r. and Mrs. II. 7. Morris. Mrs. and Miss Kier.
Mr.. William Humphreys.
Social Chatter.
THE members of the Unitarian Church. of
Pittsburg, which meet in the Old University
cuuscric for every Wednesday fortnight,
when they meet and discuss the philosophy
and religion of the author OF the ''Conedia
Divine" Miss Lyman, who is re relative OF
cultivated and typical Boston gentlewonan,
conducts the researches into the genius of
the great Italian, the little company OF his
worshippers having obtained the most note
worthy of modern translations of his works
and other writings concerning them. 1t is
said that these little intellectual COM
mun1onS are among the pleasanIeSt OF tnelr
kind in the city.
THE ELECTRIC CLUB, q recently formed or
ganiZation for superinducing the social
characteristics Of those connected with tile
electric business in this city, Will open its
doors to-day for the first time. The club
house is on Penn avenue, near Eighth street,
and has been arranged with view to the
conf and pleasures of its members. The
Elite Orchestra. Emil C. Heinricks, leader,
will be present during the hours OF recep-
tjOn which beuin at 10 noon and end Mt mid
night.
THE acknowledged belle of this season in
Pittsburg society, Miss Julia Watson, was
given a coming out ball last night i'll the
Club by her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Mark ". Watson. The house Was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers, and u repre-
sentative Allegheny and Pittsburg gather
ing filled the club theater and its adjacent
apartments.
THERE were several theater parties at the
Alvin Theater last night and the audience
generally was largely made up of society
people The loges are becoming popular for
box parties, and one was so occupied last
night by the Misses (S) Carpenter, and Miss
Pearson and Mr.. Burns, all of Sewickley.
MRS. WALLACE IMHorF gave a delightful'I
to her friends yesterday af
ternoon at her residence, Penn avenue,
Point Breeze. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Harry Imhoff, Mrs. S. J. Carr, of Baltf- |
more Mrs w. Il. Kohl and Mrs. B. s. Amber |
OF Salem, o.
MISS WALTERS, the very charming daugh- |
ter of DR.. j. S. Walters and a fancee OF this |
season, gave a luncheon last night for Miss |
Cullen, of Philadelphia.
Miss BESSIE HALE, of Ellsworth avenue, |
rives an afternoon tea; to-day to ladies and |
men, which will be followed by dance in |
the evening.
Miss ROSE GALLERY has issued invitations |
for Il bail to be given in n short time.