Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-29
TALKED OF IN SOCIETY.
A Young Preachers Rebuke to his Bene-
factors-In Honor Of Youthful Guest

A Young Preachers Rebuke to Ris Bene-
factorsLIn Honor Of Youthful Guest
A Pittsburger's Artistic Success In New
York.
GRATITUDE does not always 60 with re-
1igion. judging bya case that has caused
seme comment in Pittsburg lately. Two
years ago number OF women, desirous
Of doing good work, raised money to edu-
cate young man for the ministry. He
went to college and made excellent use Of
his opportunities. In absorbing the knowl-
edge that should make q distinguished
speaker in the pulpit, he also acquired
strain ofcynicism that we are not accustomed
to associate with the lowly character of those
who do the Masters work. He preached his
first sermon In Pittsburg last week, and his
benefactors were all there to hear what they
confidently hoped would be q remarkable
effort. The sermon was able in its way, but
the text was not one calculated to please
those who had paid the money necessary to
make minister Of the young man. It was:
LET your women keep silence In the
churches" Had they always obeyed this
oenest the young man would not have had
an opportunity OF preaching from such
text last week. 1t may have been unfnten-
tional on his part. but certainly his choice
of subject was unfortunate, to say the least.
MRS s. A. ROLLER, of No. james
street. Alleeheny. is enjoying a ten days
visit to New York.
Mr. HOMER MOORE, who with Mrs.
Moore has just reached home, has been
making a good impression in New York.
He sang at the Carnegie Music Hall there
Friday and Saturday evenings, in Samson
and Delilah." There is talk OF repeating the
entertainment soon, in which case Mr..
Moore will 60 again to New York, to sing the
role of the High Priest.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. A. MAGEE left last
night for q trip to the West Indies. to be
absent four or five weeks. Miss Marion c.
Gallaher accompanied them.
, A FOUR O'CLOCK TEA is to be given this
afternoon by Mrs. Robert A. Franks at her
residence in Sewickley. Miss Bessie Franks
will assist in entertaining the guests.
Mr.. AND Mrs. L. GLEsENKAMP, JR.,
entertained a delightful party of friends at
their Penn avenue residence last night The
occasion was in honor Of the latest advent
in that family-William C. Glesenkamp-
who entertained the guests in a characters
tic manner. After music, dancing. card
playing and other enjoyable diversions were
tndulged in, most elaborate spread of
dreamy" edibles were partaken OF by the
company. Among those present were Mr..
dhu MTs. L. UlcScHkaup, 81, Lu0 STduO-
parents; Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph A. Glesen nkamp, Mr. and Mrs. T.
8. O'Neil. Misses Anna and Sadie Glesen-
kamp, Miss Name G. Fitzgibbon Henry p.
Gilmore, Edward L. Riley, G.. Dawson Swear
1ngen, William Glesenkamp. j. 8. Herbert,
Lemuet Bearman, William Hill, c. }. Kleogy.
man, Ben Dabbs and John O'Neil.
Mr.. AND MRS, JEROME QUAY, of Nor
ganza, will give a small German at the end
of this week, in honor of Miss Bessie Franks,
of Sewickley.
CARDS are out for the wedding of Miss
Jane Breckenridge Adams, of Franklin, and
Mr.. Reed Fairman Blair, of Pittsburg. The
young couple will reside on HERON Hill.
A PARTY of Is, consisting of Mr.. Joseph
Horne and Mr.. John G. Holmes and their
families will leave to- day for Augusta, Ga.
They will spend n short time at Washington
on their way. Business and pleasure COM
btned are the objects of the trip.
A NUMBER of Pittsburgers went to Kenil-
worth, O., yesterday. to attend the marriage
of Miss Eleanor Boles, daughter of Mrs. A. E.
Boles, and Mr.. John II. Crouch. Mrs. Boles
was formerly resident of Pittsburg.