Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

most careless male eye that ever found its
wav to an afternoon function. The gown
was worn at the drawing room in London
at which Mrs. Phipps was presented to
Queen Victoria, and is of the regulation
court pattern in all essential respects. while
preserving an individuality that makes it
unique. 1t is of white brocaded silk with
q tull train. Pearl embroidery is the prin-
cipal trimming, this rich material being dis
posed artistically on different parts of the
dress, while a bertha of rare old lace is
pulled at the shoulders. A girdle and neck
lace of magnificent pearls and a fan of Won
drous workmanship complete the toilette.
Mrs. Phipps expects to sail for Europe
next Wednesday, although it is her inten-
tion to return to Pittsburg next summer.
One of the institutions that frightened up
last week Tor Pittsburgers was the chrysan-
themum show. 1t was the sort of thing
that could be enjoyed in conjunction with
almost anything, because one could run
into the Auditorium at any time, with the
feeling that it tormed q chain OF flowers
that linked together all other pleasures of
the week.
1t Will be good news for the many people
who enjoy so much the Jolly college songs, to
know that the Princeton University Glee,
Banjo and Mandolin clubs will give con-
cert January 8. Last year the club went
South on a trip, and so Pittsburg did not
hear it. There is no doubt that it will be
all the more enjoyed this season, because
appearing tor tine first time in two years
The concert will be given under the au-
spices OF the Princeton Alumni Associa-
ton, and as "Old Nassau has many ad-
mirers out here it will probably be great
success
The engagement is announced of Miss
Claribel Mcpherson, youngest daughter OF
Rev. Robert Mcpherson, of Ellsworth ave-
nue., East End, to Mr.. Burtt T. Mckee,
son of A. B. Mckee, editor OF the Freeport
Journal The wedding will take place on
Tuesday evening, December 81 The young
couple will live in their own home in the
East End after April 1.
ABAzAAR and supper for the benefit of the
Edgewood Presbyterian Church will be held
at the residence of Mr.. j. H. Orr, Washing
ton street, Edgewood, Thursday and Friday,
December ! and = The bazaar will open at
2:3O P. N. and supper will be served from to
until $50 P. NJ. The following committees
have been formed: Executive, Mrs. j. NJ.
Dickinson and Mrs. NJ. Bigger; reception
committee Thursday evening, Mrs. James
II. Orr Mrs. NJ Cadman, Mrs. j. II. Dickfu-
SON and Mrs. NJ. Craig; Friday evening, Mrs.
Orr, Mrs. Cadman, Mrs. NJ. McWhinney and
Mrs. A. L. Childs; committee on supper
table, first evening. Mrs. NJ. Nc Whitney,
Mrs. j. F. Miller, Mrs. j. H. Harlon, Mrs. II.
J. Bigger and Mrs. Frank Gibson; second
Nal II n a1
lenberger, Mrs. r. c. Moore, Mrs. George
Kappel and Mrs Thomas Cape; aids tor sup
per table, Misses Clemmens, Murray, Book
stoce, Brown, Thompson, Anderson, Bess
and Nell McKelvy, Maud and Byrde Steven
son, Mollie Anderson, Jean Wight, Rose
Flenn nikin, Lettie Reynolds and Florence
Harlow. Mrs I. K Becker will have
table, and will have for her aids India
Steve nson and Mary Hill, Alice Kerr and
Mary King, Laura Crump and II. Kevan,
Neille Trump and Clara Westinghouse.
and Helen Moore. The fancy table will be
in charge of Mrs. A. w. Cadman, Mrs. James
Kerr, Mrs. McElroy and Mrs. j. C. Hill
Committee on common sense table, Mrs. j.
bett. The domestic table will be in charge
of Mrs. E. j. Lloyd, Mrs. Tomb and Miss
Emma Craig. Fruit and flowers, Misses Nc
Kee. Roberts and Patterson. Committee on
doll table, Mrs. w. n. Taylor, Mrs. NJ. d. Nc
Whitney and Mrs. Thorp. Candy table,
the Misses Baldwin, Elizabeth Burt and
Margritta Alexander. Committee on
lemonaue, Nellie Becker and Carrie Elem
niken. Supply room; Miss Anderson and
Mrs. Robert Collins. Mr.. Z. j. Lloyd will
nave charge of the music. Cloak room,
Cadman, Orr. Doorkeepers, Mr.. ]. NJ. King,
Mr.. w. Anderson and Mr.. Frank Gibs on.
The ladies o. this church are noted Tor the
taste and skill with which they manage
their social affairs, and since this oaza ar is
for a worthy oDjecG, there is no doubt that
the attendance will be very large.