Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-10
member of the family, through three gen.
erations, is expected to be present
THE SOCIAL wHIRLIGIG.
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Lively a Rate Ever.
There will be a Bazaar of Days" for the
| benefit of the building fund of st. John's
Episcopal Mission, Woods Run, on the
/, afternoon and evening of Friday, April "a,
| in the hall of the Bible House, Arch street,
| Allegheny. The mission holds its services
in hall on Mcclure avenue and has been
| in existence several years and is steadily
growing lot on Californis avenue has
been donated and a building fund started.
| The days of the week and their occupations
will be represented by tables in charge of
aaies from the Episcopal Sl1 churches She of Of
sewickley. Supper will be served from
until 8 O'Clock. The price of admission. In
cluding SUPPER will be so cents. The ladies
in charge are: Church o. the Ascension, man.
| ayers, Mrs. Charles Clapp, Mrs Joseph r.
| Diiworth; aids, Miss Mary Guthrie, Miss
Whitehead Miss Grange Trinity s,dS ShpEsh.
| Mcknight, Miss Kennedy, Miss Siebeneck,
Misses MoCandless, Miss Hau orth. Miss
HAYS Miss MOrgan Miss Forsyth Miss zng
Church, Chairman, Mrs. Charles Met
| calf; aids, Misses Emma and Dora Price,
Tindle, Miss Kate Smith, Miss Thompson,
Miss Scott, Miss Martha Jamison. ST;
Andrews Church. Chairman, Miss Mabel
seY, Miss cavitt, Miss Orr. Emmanuel
Church, Chairman, Mrs. John McClurs;
aids, Miss Guthrie, Mrs. ,Ihmsen, Miss
man, Mrs F. NJ Hutchinson: aids, Mrs.
Gormley, Mrs. James Chaplin, Miss swartz-
Mission. Chairman. Miss Norah B. Oil
yer; aids Miss Taylor, Mrs. Curtin,
Miss Greayes, Miss Goodwin, Miss Hayden.
Candy table in charge of Miss Rebecca Oh
liver, Miss Betty Scott, Miss Alice Kerr, Miss
Jessie Oliver, Miss Eleanor Willard, Miss
Mary Brown, Miss Adelaide Miller, Miss
Miss Anna Scott, Miss Virginia Oliver, Miss
Florence Newburn. Miss Bessie Mcpherson.
Grab-bag in charge of Miss Alice Painter
and Miss Marion Chambers.
The ladies from Christ Church have taken
charge OF the supper. They are, Mrs. George
DimDerlin. Mrs. Edward Snodgrass, Miss
quiet but very beautiful wedding cere-
mony united the lives OF Miss Isla B. Hays,
a popular young lady of Williamsburg and
Mr.. Leonard Gillespie Woods of the East
End, last Thursday morning. The
the BRIDES mother, Wood street, at
$50 o'clock, Rev. Carroll Bates, OF
st. Sleohen's Episcopal Church officiating
The bride is a pretty and very bright girl
and looked charming in a stylishly FASH
ioned travelling costume. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods left Immediately after the wedding
reakfast Tor tour Of the principal Eastern
cities. Their future home will be in the
East End.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Coulson,
daughter OF Inspector Sol Coulson, to Mr..
Fred W. Connor took place last Wednesday
evening. Rev. j. r. Wriahtman performed
the ceremony. Owing to recent death OF a
very quiet one Mr. and Mrs. Connor will be
at home TO their friends at 81 Perry street
alter next week.
The congregation of the Church of the |
Ascension will be treated to some rather
novel music next Sunday. A choir COM
posed OF about ten children from the Pitts |
burg Hospital for Children on Forbes street |
will Contribute its small share OF tine Easter |
music. The little ones are being taught by |
Miss Killikelly, and are progressing very |
Well.
The Independent Literary Society will |
meet at the residence of Miss Made Swirt, /
No. 27 Brighton Place, Thursday evening, to
install the following officers: President, r. |
e. Comley; Vice President, Mary S. Comiey;
Secretary, G. S. Conley; Assistant Secretary,
Grace Cunningham; Treasurer, William T. |
Merker; Eaitress, Emma Stautfer.
The residence of Mr.. and Ms. Cherry,
Forty-frst street, Lawrenceville, was
thronsed on Monday evening last, the 90
casion being surprise party given by
Messrs. " entz and Kelley. Music and dane
ing were among the features of the evening, |
at tie close of which the guests were seated
to q dainty luncheon.
The St. Thomas Colnet Band, of Braddock,
elected the following officers last week:
President, John King; Vice President, John
Reilly; Treasurer, James Graham; Leader
James Mccarthy: Musical Director Prof
kirke; Business Manager, Thomas Burke;
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O'Rourke.
Bessemer Tent No. 81, Knights OF the Mac
cabees OF Braddock, held a reception and
banquet in Stokes Hall Tuesday night A
number of prominent State officers made
addresses. Representatives from all the |
tents in Allegheny county were present
The guests of the kenmawr will be enter
tanned in a novel manner Thursday evening,
April 81 The walters of that hotel are pre-
pairing to give a concert Of vocal and instru- |
mental music, and as this is the first enter
tainmeht of the kind ever given in Pittsburg
it is looked forward TO with interest.
The Young Ladies' Mission Band and the
Women's Missionary Society of the North
Braddock United Brethren Church, held an |
interesting open meeting Tuesday evening.
Recitatations, music and readings we're
given and goou reports of the years work
were made.
Preparations are being made for musical
entertainment to be given in the Wilkins.
burg Opera House Thursday evening, April
81, under the auspices OF the ladies OF Myrtle
Cress Lodge, Rebekah Degree and the men,
bers OF w. H. Devore Lodge, No. 675, L.O.O.F.
Mrs. Ed NJ. Brackemeyer, of West Brad
dock, entertained a number OF friends at a
euchre party Friday evening. Among the
guests were the Misses Mary Stone and Kate
Dressed, of Bellaire, o., and the Misses
Clara and Etho Weihl, OF Allegheny City.
The W. C. 7. U. and Y. W. C. T.. U, of Will
will meet to-day at 8 P. N, in the
Reformed Presbyterian Church of that bor-
ough, to discuss the question of Sabbath OBJ
servances. A Bible reading and prayer
meeting will also be held. II
A concert will be given in Carnegie Hall !
April 81, under the auspices of
Miss Mary E. Byron, the well-known young
An elaborate programme has |
been arranged, which comprises some of the
best local talent.
One of the interesting and unique events
of the week at Braddock was the ghost
given at the pretty home OF Mrs.
j. A. Holman, OF Fourth street, Thursday
evening.
The fifth entertainment of the series Of six
will be given by the students Of Kings