Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-17

In art circles 1t is interesting to note that
o stheroughly well organized ''iife class has
become fact in Pittsburg. More than a
dozen earnest young men, including several
artists connected with the daily papers, have
established themselves comfortably in the
studio Of an artist in stained glass, where
they draw in charcoal and crayon from the
nude male model three evenings in the
week. 1t is possible that Mr.. Walklev and
Mr. Stevenson will be selected as the artis-
tic censors 10 be present and criticize the
drawings once week.
The Tuesday Night Club will appear in
two PLAYS, 'Orange Blossoms and
''Wornan's Rights" in a short time, of
which the casts are as follows:
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Colonel Claren Joseph B. Shea
Eslcon hope Mr.. Charles Brown
Violet. Clara Chlds
Ionss MIS- Watson
woHAN's RIGHTS.
Major Fitzgerald. Mr.. Henry Mcknight
hGWa1G SenIle Ile....-.-.--------.-----.Mr A Phillips
Belingham Whyte. .Mr: John Scott
Annie Lorsleig6 Lucy HawortR
1.-THE Cricket on the Hearth will be pre-
Bented by the Sewickley Valley Club on
Thursday evening, January %.
The Yale Alumni Association elected its
officers for the year 1928 at the Hotel
Schlosser on Thursday evening, with this
result: President, MI George Shiras, Jr.,
'53; Vice Presidents, Bishop Cortlandt
Whitehead, '63 and A. H. Childs, 81; Sec.
retary. Mr. John Moorhead, Jr, 80; Treas
urer, Mr.. Kier Mitchell, 49, The Execu-
tive Committee is Mr.. Edwin W. Smith,
rs; Mr. Henry Oliver, So; Mr.. Remsen V.
Messler, 80; Mr.. A. G. McClintock, 80,
and Mr.. o. D. Thompson, '79.
The following comprise the Board of Off
GERS of the Union League Club for the en-
suing year, elected on last Monday evening:
President, Mr.. Frank E. Stewart; First
Vice President, Mr. j. G. Ihmsen; Second
Vice President, Mr.. j. r. Lyons: Secre-
tary, Mr.. \. G. Eyster; Treasurer, Mr.. A.
R. Mech; Directors, Mr.. J. G. Wheeler.
Mr. E B. Morrow, Mr. c. NJ. Corbitt, Mr..
/. c. Phipps and Mr.. Elliott Rodgers.
Among the guests invited to the luncheon
given by Mrs. John Il. Ricketson for her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Oliver Garrison Rick
etson, were: Mrs. Joseph R. Dilworth,
Miss Sac DalEell, Miss Darlington, Miss
Daisy Brown, Mrs George Howe, Mrs. Lou
SPeer, Mrs. Otis H. Childs, Mrs G. E.
Painter, Mrs. C. A. Painter, Mrs Kirk,
Mrs. George Hamilton, Miss Hageman, Mrs.
Tom Blair, Mrs William Blair, Miss Green,
of New York, Miss Taylor, OF Baltimore,
and Miss Dick, of Meadviile.
Mrs. james Woods, on Friday gave beau
tiful and perfectly appointed luncheon of
eight courses at which all the guests wore
the seasons buds excepting Miss Hays and
Miss Rhodes. Selute rosebuds formed the
bouquets of the debutantes while the two
young ladies older by year in the social
world had full bloom roses laid on their
plates. The guests were: Miss Lydie Lut-
ton, Miss Amelia Oliver, Miss Clara Childs,
Miss Annie Rhodes, Miss Julia Watson,
Miss Nina King. Miss Edith Rankin, Miss
Alice Willard, Miss Maidie Forsythe and
Miss Allie Lyon.
After the performance Of the Western
University of Pennsylvania Dramatic Club
on Friday evening, q number of young gen.
tlemen enjoyed little 'ssmall and early" at
the Duquesne Hotel It was solely stag
affair, md seated round the table were:
Mr.. E. c. Shaler Mr.. W. Witherspoon,
Mr. a. Hartrick, Mr.. Il. DuBarry, Mr..