Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-16
LADY HENRY'S ADIEUX.

She Is Paying Them to tho Working Glasses
| ers Here-The Home for Destitute
Women Asks Aid.
| TODAY Lady Henry Somerset will leave
! for Pittsburg in company with Miss Willard
and Miss Anna Gordon, with the intention
OF lecturing in Old City Hall on Thursday
| evening, under the auspices of the W. G. T.
u, to an audience Of the Welsh iron work
ers Lady Henry's further plans are: Fol-
lowing her Pittsburg lecture she will spend
two weeks at the seaside. April 7 she will
make her last address in this country in
Boston. While in Boston Miss Willard, and
probably Lady Henry. will sit to the noted
woman sculptor, Anne Whitney, for
the marble portrait bnsts. which are
in Chicago. Lady Henry will luncheon with
Whittier before leaving Boston, after which
she will go to Portland to investigate the
;, w1,rking b Of the Maine law % while @ there she sne
next move of importance will be to board
the steamer for Europe: Lady Henry will
doubtless return to this country for the
THE Home for Destitute Women, situated
s29 Penn avenue, will be vacated on April ],
new place of residence having been Sc
cured at 956 Penn avenue. In the new quar-
ters the managers hope greatly to increase
their work, and desire most earnestly the
and the public generally. The new house
will be more commodious, as we'll as more
Convenient, S1, than the present one, thus en- en-
ia1se es and mem n1%5sr %
worthy homeless and destitute women who
are constantly seeking place of shelter In
an an. appea addressed to the public
Dunlevy, their Secretary: 1--WE are desirous
to help the many who are sick from expos
ure and lack OF food, needing medical treat
ment. Mothers with their little children who
are widowed, Or, as is often the case, have
been driven from their homes by drunken,
brutal husbands and fathers. all claim our
protection Our means are not adequate to
meet the demands made upon us. Tho
treasurer reports an almost depleted treas
ury. with household to maintain averaging
managers appeal to those possessed of this
worlds goods to remember the need of the
Temporary Home for Destitute Women
We will be most thankful to those who are
about to genew their house furnishment if
theywill kindly send to the home any articles
Of furniture and carpets which are being
discarded. or to these addresses: Mrs. F: r.
Brunot Stockton avenue. Allegheny, or Mrs.
j. B. Dunlevy, Cliff street, city"
In connection with the work of the
Women's Christian Temperance Alliance is
a cure worked on victims OF intoxlcatfon by
Dr. Franklin, of Sixth avenue. 1t is purely
philanthropic matter, DR.. franklin receiv-
ing all patients sent by tho Alliance and
treating them free of charge. The method
of cure Is not at all similar to that Of
Keeley's, nor in any way in line with 1t, but
is said in every case to have been tried with
successful results. It is for the purpose Of
raising money to prosecute further the work
OF the cure that General Hastings has been
invited by the Alliance to speak or Friday
in Old City Hall on ''The Story of the Johns
town Flood"
THE next most interesting musical event
in Pittsburg will be the visit of the re-
nowned D'Albert on next Monday evening.
Pittsburg became acquainted with the great
pianist last winter when he was here in COM
pany with Sarasate. This will be D.Albert's
first appearance in Pittsburg in a recital in
which he carries the entire burden of the
entertainment. Those directly in musica,
circles and lovers OF music are anticipating
a most agreeable treat on Monday evening"