Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
DURING THE COOL EVENINGS
Social Happenings of the Two oiries and
Their Suburbs

Their SuburbS.
Tho commencement exercises Of ot
Joseph's Academy, Titusvfle, Pa, wers
held on last Tuesday and were Witnessed BY
a large and appreciative audience. The
young ladies who took part in the pro
gramme of exercises were Handsomely
dressed and presented a charming appear
ance. Among the most interesting feature
was the mandolin Quartette played by the
Misses Logan, Piccardo, Lynch and Kelly.
Following are the graduates: State course,
Miss Margaret Cecilia Lynch, Miss Gather
inc Veronica Monahan; commercial course
orsnnv Mr. witam Misn dsre Gs Sic pMsGIR pMIss
Eugenia jerome Piccardo; bookkeeping.
Miss Ellen Cecilia Hickey. Academic
Crown, awarded by the vote of the pupils
for polite department, Miss Eugenia Piccar-
do: highest tablet honor, Miss Eugenia Pic
cardo; senior class, gold medals awarded to
the Misses Maggie Lynch and Katie Mona
han; Commercial course, gold medal
awarded to Master William S. Fitzgerald;
gold cross, bookkeeping, awarded to Miss
Ellie c. Hickey; gold cross, photography,
awarded to Miss Adeline j. Lynch and Miss
Eugenia J; Piccardo: prizes for oil paint.
ing, the Misses Eugenia Piccardo, Blanche
Kelly and Helen Dougherty.
Braddock society hiss had more marriages
OF prominent people in business and social
circles the past week to indulge itself in
than for many previous months. On Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock, in Calvary P. E.
Church, East End, the Rev. DIR. George
Hodges, the rector, performed the ceremony
which united the lives OF Miss Rilla Beacox,
OF West Braddock,' and well-known in the
East End, to Mr.. Joseph Fauset, a leading
merchant of Braddock, and a member of an
old and respected family. The affair was
very quiet one. There were no attendants.
After the ceremony the young couple left
Tor the East. They will live in West Brad
dock on their return, and reception will be
given them. Miss Beacox Is member OF
ST. Thomas r. c. Church, Braddock, but
consented to a ceremony performed by
Protestant minister.
A very delightful surprise party was
MI. and Mrs. c. n. Porter, Tuesday
evening, at their home on Station street.
Dancing was the order Of the evening.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C.
n. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. ". Morrsll, Mr.. and Mrs: M. Grow.
Neef, Lucy, steiIa and Annie McClosky.
Anna and Valie shull. Ella Mill
n. sns nnse ssHes 1aH ha6ei romas T"m
Clara Clarkson, ! Stella Mckelvey. Messrs. P.J.
slatury, J: Tightsworth, A Jordan. Edward
Smith, W. Crowl, Thomas whelan, ].
Donohue, James Canon. B. McCaffery, NJ
Fawcett, T. Duffy, Fred Harding, Frank
Mihlstine, John Ross.
One of the most pleasant events of the
season was a reception at tho
handsome home of MI. and Mrs. Arthur
0'Leary, 123 North NegIey avenue, on Thurs
lay evening. The entertainment was in
lonor of their guests, Miss Bertha Miller, of
heokuk, Ia, and Miss Bird f. Hale, of Ft.
La. The spacious rooms were
decorated with palms. carna-
n by many. The music was furnished by
roerge's Orchestra. Mrs. O'Leary's gown
was black satin brocaded with delicate
pink flower and trimmed in cut jet. Miss
lud cream silk with ribbon trimmings. and
Miss Hale wore a pale blue crepe trimmed
With chiffon and cut steel.
The Wednesday Night Reading Club cele-
,rated their foSrth anniversary by a BAN
Iuet at Concordia Club on Muesday evening
asst. Sam j. Feldenhefmer presided as toast
Master. and after giving short history of
he clubs work, proposed the following
casts, which we're responded to by the
members: Literature, :" Miss Theresa He'll
,roner; Business Man of To-day" Joseph
Our oh schools a5n,nh Miss Eanad Carrie
ion" Miss ose Goldman; Culture, "Albert
i. Hanauer: 1.-THE Coming Woman" Miss
da Hanauer; The W. N. r: c. Isidore
Tertheimer: sThe Dear Girls" Maurice
History" Miss Carrie Goldstein.
The marriage of Miss Sue Bradley and
ir. P. Y. Qulrk took place on last Tuesday
t 73o A. N. The ceremony was celebrated
vith nuptial high mass at st. Andrews
,hurcn, Allegheny, by the Rev. N. Carol
iiss statia Bradley andJ. F. Quirk, sister
nd brother of the bride and groom, acted
s the bridesmaid and best man. The bride
ooked quite charming in white crepon and
arried Il boQuet of white roses. The maid
Vore similar gown. She carried pink roses.
)nly the immediate relatives were present
t the wedding breakfast which followed at
he residence of the brides sister, Mrs. P.
safferty, on Market street. The happy
Till spend their honeymoon.
Miss Kennedy. who was a pupil Of Prof.
ling's in voice culture, is well known in
arious parts of the State as a physical cul- |
ure instructor. The drill was given at |
sraddock first through only the most urgent |
equests of Miss Kennedy's friends. and |
hen the proceeds were used to pay the costs |
# the expensive dresses and the expense of |
aking the large party to Beaver Falls. Miss |
.etta Stewart, the well-known soprano. OF |
City, and Mr.. Chas. Harris, OF the |
Amphion Quartet, each sang two solos at the |
and Miss N. Timms. of Brad |
ock, gave two piano solos, and Miss Ken |
edy recital. A speciel train will go to |
'eaver Falls on Tuesday evening.
Miss Nellie Hickey, of l24 Grace street. Mt: |
Miss Adelfne Lynch, Of 15 Dla-
lond street, Pittsburg, and Miss Eugenia
iccardo, of ga Fisk street, Pittsburg,
eturned home from st. Joseph Academy, of |
Pa, Tuesday, June 2s, at which
cademy the former young ladies grad
ated- They received numerous prizes for
heir different branches in study. Miss
Jessie Logan, of Clearfeld, Pa, a college
riend OF these young ladies and also pupil
st. Joseph Academy, is visiting Miss Ade-
ne Lynch. They were accompanied by |
Iiss Maggie O'Brien, of Grafton, Pa, and
lr. John A. S. Piccardo, brother of Miss
iccardo.
The physical culture drill arranged by MISS
larietta E. Kennedy, q popular young elo-
utionist OF Braddock, was given in the old
ytle Opera House, Braddock Friday even
lg. The large hall was packed to the aises
ith a fashionable audience that was very
ppreciative. The choruSes in the move
rents from I'll Trovatore," "Erminie" and
Robin Hood" were well given and received
ncores. The graceful movements of tho SO
oung girls in their novel gowning was de
dedly pretty. The drill will be repea ted
n Tuesday before the Teachers State As
ociation meeting then in Beaver Falls.
The Rosebud Club, composed of q score Of
oung ladies of Braddock and North Brad
ock, who organized themselves two years
20 for carrying out various charitable
themes, held a delightful lawn fete Thurs
ny evening on the grounds OF the Highland
ennis Club in North Braddock. Four
)oths we're prettily decorated and presided |
yer each by four young girls. and, although
shower came in the latter part OF the
7ening, there was very large patronage
I'd an attendance of about zoo.
Miss Dora Doyle of the East End and Mr. |
,hn Reilly, of Braddock, were the princi-
lis in an interesting service in the Sacred
cart Church, East End, at 8 o'clock Thurs
" rnornin0 Rev Father Kane off1cia tod |