Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-27
A DAY AT HAssELL HILL.

The Golfers Of the Church OF the Good
! Shepherd to Be Enriched by .Fete-
Other Churches Pushing the Same Coco
Work vigorously-Polite Chat.
A LAWN fete for the benefit of the new
stone Church Of the Good Shepherd viii bt
held on Tuesday afternoon and evening
September g. at Hassell Hill, Mr.. Hill Burg.
| wins residence, Second avenue, Hazelwood
The church has just been completed, and
will be consecrated this autumn. The OBJ
Ject Of the fete is to raise funds to furnish
the church in a way beftting the elegance
Of its architecture and the general beauty OF
the structure. The Rev. A. D. Heffern is the
| present incumbent.
| At the fete all kinds of fancy and useful
| articles will be on sale. The ladies of the
| parish have been busily at work all summer
| making articles Of every description. The
| Supper Committee has promised an excel
| lent meal, and menu cards will be on the
| table, 50 that it will be strictly dinner a Ia
| carte.
| Amusements Of every nature will be in
readiness to make time pass pleasantly for
good goo ban band in attendance nee also. OF The no popDiar H =
i orange tree idea is 70 be carried out under
the Supervision Of Miss Elizabeth Johnston
Hassell Hill is especially we'll adapted for
are large and nicely shaded. The complete
committee list Isl;
= Executive Committee ee-ChsIrmal, Mrs: George
Miss B1rsWin and Mrs. % Johnsson mrs 00rnenn'
| Fancy Goods Booth.Mrs. @. D. Fraser aided by
Aeis Aar PSss ssesy NJ. Todd Mrs, Heern
MRS Lytton. Mrs. J. Stanier. Mrs. Lace. and Mrs.
supper-Mrs. Johns Mcole.ye. Mrs Wiley, Mrs
=; 2: Cog, Mrs. Cornelius. Mrs; Johnston; Mrs.
SSsforgs Sf%gg O. Mn. MBsrsCin Mrs j. Smith, Mrs ty Harry
Ice ,aa 6seam-Miss MI N: BuIgwia, Miss Alker: Miss
School classes of Miss Edith Cornelius and Miss N
te@onsde-Miss Wiley. aided by her Sunday
A1%usem3ents-Mr. B.keweu Phillips and Mr. W.
BoothS Lights, etc.-st. Andrews Brotherhood
and the Boy Guild:
Vocal Music-Mr. John stanier, Chairman, and q
Gate Keeper-Mr. Harry Mckinley.
Mr.. THOMAS f. ASHFORD, Sr., has
kindly granted the use of his extensive
lawn and grounds for a harvest home under
the auspices of Grace Episcopal Church and
for its benefit. The fete will continue for
three days. and every pleasure-giving
project that thoughtfulness could suggest
many of them are SO novel and agreeable
as to make 1t safe-even at a distance-to
predict most enjoyable season of merry
y.
and the American Military Orchestra under
G. W. Gaston's leadership, will furnish the
musical part OF the programme. The grounds
are situated at the corner Of Virginia ave-
nue. and Kearsarge street.
AN overland trip by carriage to Canton,
O., and back to Pittsburg, taken by Mr. R.
W. Wallace, Of Allegheny, in q party Of six
friends, came to pleasant conclusion a few
days ago. They dro9e from Washington,
Pa, on August 8, and arrived in Canton in
time to attend a reunion of the McBirney
bus. The novel procedure was much en-
joyed by the six taking part.
Social Chatter.
Mr.. DAUaHERTY and his bride, who was
Miss Nellie Bunting. will take possession of
their new home in Charleroi on Monday
Mrs. Daugherty was one of the most inter-
esting girls in a little circle in Ben Venue,
and she takes away with her to Charleroi
the best wishes of her old friends.
Mr.. AND MRS T. I. BRANsHAw, Of Buena
Vista street, Allegheny, left Atlantic City
this week after pleasant sojourn, and are
now in New York en- route to New England
home about the the middle of npae' 10 De
Mr. CHARLES D. THOMPSON, of Omaha Neb.,
Q special correspondent Of the Chicago
Times, and thorough representative OF the
bright, breezy West, was in the city for
by Mrs. Thompson.
has been elected to the chair of Rhetoric and
English Literature in Duquesne College
The autumn term Of that institution begins
September 8. when Miss Landon will enter
upon her work.
TIE family of j. G. Bennett, Esq, OF South
Highland avenue, are established at home
again. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett came from New
York by way of Ligonier, where the young
at11rn to-
gether to town. So
MRS. FRANK MILLER, of Shady lane, IS on
her way West to join Mr. Miller in Chicago,
and from there visit various points OF in
terest. Their friends do not expect them to
return to Pittsburg for six weeks at least.
TIE steamer La Bretagne, which has sailed
from Havre. France and on whose list OF
cabin passengers are the names of a number
OF. of.Pittsburgers, has been ordered into quar-
antine upon arrival outside Of New York.
Mr.. AND MRS. SAMUEL AMMoN, OF the Ken
mawr Hotel, who spent all of August at the
Argyle, Atlantic City, retired at the ap-
proach of cold weather to New York, where
they will be for some time to come.
AMONG the early "swallows" to indicate
Summer" or dropping the figure, the pre-
monitions OF the season, was o'clock tea
yesterday given by Mrs. Seaver. It was in
honor OF . charming young niece.
Mrs. GEORGE A. DENN1sToN, Miss Elizabeth
Robb and Miss Edith Dennfston are eI-
pected home from Atlantic City September
l. The party have been guests at the Argyle
during the month Of August.
MISS ALICE MONTGOMERY, who Is visiting
from Tidioute, in one of the suburbs, during
the cool weather, was welcomed by
luncheon at which Mrs S. W. Cramer, of
Belleview, was hostess
ACCORDING to a cablegram received in
town yesterday, Mr.. George A. Whitney's
party are hurriedly leaving Berlin and
taking to Northern Europe, to escape all
risk from cholera.
AMONG other parties enjoying the pleas
ures Of Ligonier Valley is that comp osed of
Mr. and Mrs Mark M. Eichenlaub, Mrs. M,
E. Kaylor and Miss Rose and Mr.. Harry
Kaylor.
THE Sewickley home of the Morrison Fos- |
ter family in Sewickley is closed up tenn
during Mrs. Fosters absence in the |
West. She is accompanied by her family.
AMONG other Bedford Springs sojourners |
were Dr. and Mrs Samuel Ayres and family, |
who returned yesterday, and have opened |
up their town house.
MRS. AND MRS GEORGE BINeHAN, of the |
Hotel Kenmawr arc enjoying the sea air at |
Atlantic City. They are registered at the |
Hotel Brighton.
MISS BROWN and her brothers, Messrs W. |
A. q. and Howard Brown, return to Allie |
gheny next week after spending month at |
Atlantic City.
Mr. LUoIAN M. ZELL, of PHILADELPHIA is
spending a part of the summer vacation |
with his brother, Mr.. W. Thompson Zell, OF
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