Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-24
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| Her return this year Is as q preventive Of
! further trouble"
The Pittsburg School of Design for Women
! will formally intimate to their friends that
| tomorrow week will be the date Of their
annual reception. AS usual, the examina.
tion antedates it by four days, being held on
| Thursday, January 2S, when the medals and
other prizes are publicly competed for.
| These receptions are always successful.
| Indeed, this school is having a run of luck'',
for the entertainment on Tuesday evening
| at the Club Theater realized for the library
| $3.50.
Among other dinners and luncheons given
| this week were the delightful affairs over
| which severally presided Mrs. T. NJ. Jones,
Mrs. E NJ. Ferguson and Miss Ewing. Mrs.
Jones' tea was tor her niece, Miss Larimer.
| Mrs. Ferguson's for Mrs. Otis Ch1lds. Miss
| Ewing entertained in honor OF Miss
Hancock.
Mrs W. P. De Ar1nist's function on Thurs
| day, Februarr 4, is an afternoon tea for her
| friend, Mrs. Updegraff, of Hagarstown, Md.
| Mrs. Updegraff is charming young married
woman, great favorite and belle st home.
Mrs. d. P. Black and Mrs. W. M. Imhoff
| have charge of the first of the series of
| euchres, which will come Off tomorrow
| evening at the Linden Clubhouse.
An agreeable dance was given last night at
| the Kenmawr Hotel, under committee
composed OF Mr H. L. Childs. Mr.. E. n.
Williams NJ I Mcr,Iurr Hays Mr. Az
noiiiies anu -nr' !" T. Haeee'
The enpaqement ia announced Of the Rev.
o. B. AIiiligan, pastor of the Highland Ave
npe United Presbyterian Church, to Miss
MAMMA II Aynaw 6enobtar of caorya w
-. 60, 49,
E1d HsHi Hii,,iorsr e,a tba b,;,,iant
c1reTle or Young ciersynlsn ~nlcn niaae SO
in tI,a acc,as rticsI conrt of the ReformsS
Presbyterian Church last spring in Pitts
burg The marriage is arranged for the
early spring.
The President OF the Fruft and Flower
Mission requests the publication of the fol-
loyrinr. Tba nannuers ~ the Frnit and
ftoSel -utssion "no s"Ve sne eolonIni Yea
.,.ri1a W n5 a,e,,;r W aa D.e " pf.." ~ VIC
Laoi!Iihs a.u eNehins pape,s " ''sours
1or taeir klhoness IN lree advertising; ana
aieo .he 1oiio"iiis H.lhs ior sii's VI CUT now
Joseph Horne Co, john R. & A. Murdoch,
n0Pert i y; pa'seTsois, EarnesI duo%lgt b; a
terson h L. EiIiott And narticn1arIv are
thanks given to Mr. THOMPSON of Thomp-
son & Co. for covering the lower floor, Of
the house and csrneting the stems This
contribution of Mr. Thompson's was yery
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Miss Beatrix Venner is nome from pleas
ant stay III Connellsville.
copal Church will have a cake sale on satur.
dav next in the church lecture room from
10 O'Clock in the morning until 8 in the after.
noon. Those in charge will be: Mrs.
Rowand, Miss Smith, Miss Pauline Yenners,
MISS Martin ana MISS beatrlx Venners
,,.
Ine misses henderson, OF brookyliIe, en-
tertained their guests. Miss Swan, of Wash
ingtop, and Miss Bennett, of East End, at a
progressive euchre yesterday afternoon
from 2 until 5 o'clock.
Miss Retta Whitehead, Of Bellevue, enter
tained ON Iast wednesdsy afternoon 60
to5' -i'n
sb.dr .r.-ro R.-,Is, c,,-,h Ill
its Iectrre room for the nnrnoses NJ . fotr
snd annnor 70 I,a otvan ,hort1r bv tho I.d;a.
of CeIrary F7,iscoTal Cbrrcb 70 increa..t th.
fund for the new parisn buildin..
Mrs. Lee S. Smith, OF Marion avenue, Allie
gheny, has issued invitations for two after.
Febrnarv. in honor of her son,s hr,de M.
WasIea y,jnforS 1H sr,ith ~ FeniS o %rs.
incIudin1 da7c;nr v;II ennnlerSn+ 90 ~ -
~ fta,s1oon raesa,,tio1 Mh, eAon VI
VIC "i i'eiioon ieoep'lon'
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MISS oean swan ot "asnihs son, ia- Ano
MISS Mauoe bennett, OF south Highland
avenue, East End, are the guests of the
Misses Henderson, Of Brookville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Fisher gave a din |
ner at their elegant home on Homeeood ave- |
nue. Homevood. on Tuesday eventng last 70 |
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,N. sne .:.t - son LII Tt. - IA nonor ol
MS twentie0n plrtnoay. Inc olnlng table |
was handsomely decorated with cut flowers |
and around the room were arranged potted |
plants and festoons Of smilax. Beside each |
plate there was moss rose bouttonaire. |
Covers were laid for II. The guests were: |
NJ. T. Mcneil, Jr, Mr.. George Mcpherson, |
Mr.. j.. s.. Speer, Mr.. Robert Carson, Mr.. |
w lillian Metcalf, Mr.. c. kopp, Mr.. J. f. |
Eisher' MI; Guy McCanoless, MI. Harry |
4 iShe anu MI ine can
The final dance Of The first .eries of cotyl.
lions at the linden Club came off snccess-
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