Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-07

CAV nights festivities at the Pittsburg Club
forbid q detailed account of the gayety
marking the reopening. The house of pleas
ure wss SO suddenly and awfully turned into
one of mourning that it seems but respect
ful and in good taste to leave it so. By this
time Miss Katherine Shaw's sad death ha:
been told, with ali its affecting Incl
DENTS ct every freside in the
two cities, and nought remains now
but to speak OF the deep sympathy
felt for the family weeping round their oeai
ones coffin this morning.
The story of Death is one on which the
story of life must always wait, and the re
opening OF the Pittsburg Club is therefore
ignored in the presence of the dread visitor
who, without introduction OF invitation,
crossed its threshold on Saturday morn.
The completed list of patronesses for the
coming scholarship benefit, at which Miss
Marie Decca will be the principal attraction.
was sent in to us yesterday by the commit
tee and is as follows: Mrs. E. Schwartz, Mrs.
Charles Lockhart, Mrs. I. II. Jones. Mrs.
Oliver McCIintock, Mrs. W. 81. Daily, Miss s.
n. Killikelly, Mrs. Henry Bughman, Mrs. s.
G. Marvin, Mrs NJ. W. Aoheson, Mrs. W. j.
Holland, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. George
W. Dnworth, Mrs. George A Kelly,
Adams. & Mis-. Marv Vqpf Pike, Mrs. w. ". N. Frew,
Mrs. James n. Davidson, Mrs. James Grove,
Mrs. Edmund Morewood Ferguson, Mrs
and Thomas Mellon, Mrs. Devices Wood
Post cards sre out in sewickley advising
the people OF . meeting on Monday evening
a. Choral Hall to hear the report Of COM
nittee appointed at previous meeting for
tho advancement Of what the card calls
Rational recreation and amusement in
eP.M.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. J. W.
+. White and Miss White, of Sewickley, for
an afternoon tea on Tuesday from TO s.
The guests ct Mr. James willocks small
theater party on Thursday evening to see
Miss Agnes Huntington in paul jones'
were: Mr. James Wilcox, Mr.. Frank Will
lock, Mrs. John S. Hayes, Miss Stella Hayes
snd Miss Amelia B. Oliver. After the thea
ter they supped st the DuQuesne Club.
At her reception on Thursday, Mrs. John
4 Roc, Of Sewickley, was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. DeHaven, Mrs. Will Cunning
ham and Miss O'Neil, Of Elizabeth. The
hours were from to 5. and about 200 were
present
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, Of Main street,
entertained friends with progressive euchre
on Thursday evening. Mrs. scott's charm
fng hospitality has make and kept for her q
host OF friends.
Mrs. Robert cunningham's progressive
euchre on Tuesday was one Of tho most
charming events of the week In Sewickley.
sewickley society was pretty nearly all
present. at least such part of It as usually
p8tronizes afternoon affairs. There were IS
tables, and after spirited playing the prizes
were awarded to Mrs. D. Wolcott, first; Miss
Matte Fleming, consolation prize, and Miss
EcVey, lone hand prize.
The Pittsburg branch of the Needlework
Guild met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. W.
4. Herron's house, in Shadyside.
Mrs. j. NJ. schoonmaker's charming hospi
tality this winter has put her in the very
front rank of Pittsburg's cleverest hos
tesses. Nothing more enjoyable was given
last week than the dinner dance at Volen
Eoven on Tuesday evening. The entire
list OF guests is as follows: Mr.. w. B.
Schiller, Miss Sherlock, Miss Howe Mr.
Blair Painter, Miss Margaret Darlington,
Colonel j. NJ. Schoonmaker, Mrs. Chflds, Mr.
Howe Childs, Mrs. James Woods and to
those already named were: Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Dilworth, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Fer
guson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Rea, Mr. B. L.
Wood, Mrs. Howard Nimick, Mr.. and Mrs
Rarmar D. Denny, Mrs Morrison. Mr. and
Mrs. james Wood, MIR. and Mrs. W. N Frew
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. r; billiard. Miss Sarah
spencer, Miss Singer, Miss Susie Dflworth,
Miss Alice Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, Miss
Chlds, Miss Pugsley, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Wood, MIS-. Dilworth, Miss Sallie Ricketson,
CIrara Hussey, Miss Sellers Miss Pennock,
Miss Patrick, Miss Brown, Miss Julia Nor
gan, Miss Rhodes and Miss A. Rhodes, Mrs
Smith, Nj. and Mrs. Henry Bug hman, Mrs.
William Carr Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Suydnm,
Miss Bailey, Miss Malcolm, Mr.. McKaig Mr.
Arbuthnot, Mr. Eugene L. Messler MIR Ver-
Griffin, Mr. j. Seamon Atterbury, Mr. Howe
Childs, Lieutenant Bevington, U. S. n, Mr.
W. W. Lawrence, Mr.. J. McClurg Hays, Mr.
Hamilton, Mr.. Walter Seattle, Mr. Jones. Mr..
Hart Mckee, Mr. Valentine, Mr. Percy Pres,
ton, Mr.. Forsyth, Mr. Moorhead d, Mr.J. d. Lyon.
Mr. Joseph Hays, Mir. Reymer and Mr.. Nc
CIintock.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Fannie Reed, daughter of the late DR.. Reed
Of Dixmont to Mr.. Grier, OF Birmingham,
Pa Theinterestin" state of affairs between
the two Young people came out at Mrs
uutchinson's tea on Thursday, at which
Miss Reed was present.
As already announced in THE D1sPAroH
1.-THE Battle Of the Ladies" will be given by
the Sewickley Valley Club on Tuesday even
iug. March ], with the following cast:
lie Baron de Montrichard-.
:;...:.....:.. Mr. L. G. Mcpherson
Gustave de Grignon. Mr.. II. IL. Richardson
Countess ID Autreval. Mrs. Colin Reed
Ieoni ce La Nillegontier.-.-.--Mr Mrs Laughlin |
Miss Blanche Hazlett, of Mckee place, Oak
land, has issued invitations for progressive |
euchre on Thursday evening next
Miss Ella Hay, OF Stockton avenue, will |
give luncheon On Tuesday ut O'Clock in |
honor Of Mrs. W. p. De Armitt's guest Mrs |
Cpdegraff, o. UaSerstown.
MARION CRAWFORD GALLAHER
TIE RECORD OF PLEasUREa