Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-19

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Mrs. Palmer and Miss Laura left Wednos
day. and Miss Hattie win follow at the clos
ofschool. 20
fhe Junior Hebrew Aid Society, fornerl,
the Hebrew Children's Aid Society, will holl
| q picnio at Windsor Park, Bellevue, for th
benefit of the sufferers Of the lAta diaaste
At Oil City and Titusvillet
The Williamsburg W. G. r. q. is to hold .
| parlor meeting Thursday afternoon at tn,
residence of Rev. W. G. wylie. South street
Mrs. Mccartney, Of Beaver Falls, is to ad
dress the meeting.
| Rev. James Mechem, pastor Of the wilkins
burg NJ. E. Church. will deliver an address
before the Y. N. G. A. in that borough thil
afternoon. His subject will be "Are You IL
| Dead Earnestf"
Ono OF the most enjoyable events of thu
| week will be basket picnic under the au
spices OF the Young Mems Hebrew Literary
Association of Pittsburg, on Tuesday. al
Alliquippa.
A party of young wilkinsburgers Joined
the picnic Of st. Peters Episcopal Church
| Pittsburg, Yesterday. the, destination being
Idlewild. The day was delightful.
MT. anu SOACpu CHTlStys OF x6Hu
avenue, will celebrate Mrs, Christy's 50th
birthday anniversary on Wednesday even
ing, assisted by some friends.
The coming marriage of DR.. p. C. Cope, q
prominent young physician OF Braddock, ID
a near certainty. The bride to be is young
lady of McKeesport.
The young men OF 50. Joseph's German
Catholic Church, Braddock, will give their
annual excursion on the Monongahela on
July H.
The Lafayette Club. of Braddock, gave its
first annual excursion to Idlewiid on Thurs-
day. 1t was attended by 800 people.
Miss Mary e. Groark, Of Brady street, is
arranging to give select basket picnic at
Wildwood Park, on July l6
be held at Hazelwood Christian Church on
Tuesday, July g.
Personal Mention OF Interest
Mr.. George Whitfield. of Braddock. is in
Warren, o.
Mrs s. A. CARRIER, of Newark, O., is visit.
ing friends In the city.
Miss Mazie j. White, Of Johnstown, 10 Wis.
tting friends at Braddock.
Miss Sarah Black, of Butler, is the guest of
Miss Ada Menges, OF Port Perry.
Mrs. A. Hyman and daughter left for At.
lantic City last Wednesday evening. .
Mr. Joseph Italie, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing Braddock friends for q couple Of weeks
Miss Davis, of Meadvflle, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Horner, Of Center street, Will
kinsburg.
Mr. S. B. Herman, of Braddock. is visiting
in Philadelphia and sunbury, Pa, for six
weekss
Mr. Edgar J. Pershing, Of Connellsville. is
the guest of his uncle, DR.. F. s. Pershing, Of
Williamsburg.
Mr. VIM. Covell, of Williamsburg, is home
from a lengthy visit to his former home at
Rock Creek, o.
Mr.. T. A. Llewellyn, Of Atchison, Kan,
was visiting Mr. L. X. St. Clair, of Wilkins
burg, last week.
Mrs. Rosa Fink, who has been visiting G.
N. Urban's family, will return tomorrow
morning to Toledo, o.
Judge C. R. Mccarthy, of Huntingdon. was
the guest of his nephew, V. B. Mccarthy, OF
Williamsburg last week.
DR.. George A. Sloan, Burgess of Rankin
borough, has, returned from visit to his
parents at LeechDurg.
Miss Mamie Turner, Of Center street. viii.
kinsburg has gone to Indiana, Pa, to spend
the summer with relatives.
Messrs. VIM. W. C. Jones, David Creelman
and Isaac Lloyd. of Braddock, spent part OF
the week in West Virginia.
Mrs: George Bushfeld, of Williamsburg. en-
tertained Miss Hazard, OF Monongahela
City, the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Benjamin Braznell and her daughter
Mrs. Windsor Williams, of North Braddock,
are home from Washington county.
Mrs. Burnett. Of Williamsburg, mother OF
Rev. John A. Burnett, is paying visit to
her former home at Newburg, N. Y.
n RI
formerly principle Of the Haistead, KAN
schools, visited IN Braddock last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Laufman and son, of VIII
kinsburg. and Mrs. H. NJ. Butler, of North
highland avenue, left for Paris, ILL.,, last
night.
nouncing the safe arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Danziger at Hamburg by steamer Augustav
Victoria.
Mr. John Rabenstein, ST.. OF Brushton, 40.
companied by his son, Mr.. William J. Raben-
stein, left ON Thursday morning for Mt
Clemens, Mich.
Mrs. Starkweather. who has been the
guest OF DR.. J. o. Bockstoce and family, Of
Williamsburg, for several weeks, has returned
to her home in Buffalo.
Mrs. I, link, Of Philadelphia. is the guest
146 Twenty-first street, Southside, with
whom she expects to remain q few weeks.
Professor Elmer W. Moore, Superintendent
OF the Braddock public schools, was one of
the judges in the annual elocutionary con-
test at st. Joseph's Seminary. Grcensburg.
Mr. Henry Stewart. son OF Colonel Robert
E. Stewart, OF North Braddock, returned
home Friday from State College, at State
College, Pa, to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. 8. A. Potter. Of Washington avenue,
leaves Tuesday for Delsware, O., |
leyan University, her daughter being one Of |
the graduates.
Rev. A. A. Lambing, Of st. James 4. G. |
Church, Williamsburg, took an active part in |
the deliberations OF the Catholic Total |
Abstinence Society Of tEe Pittsburg diocese, |
which met at Scottdale last week.
Messrs Edward E. Gregg. George spefdle,
Alonzo NJ Frederick, NJ. C. McDonough and |
Floyd J. st. Clair, Of Braddock, assisted in a /
very pleasant concert at New Texas,
Wednesday night, for church benefit.
j. A. wynne & wife, with their daughter,
evening to speud few weeks. The young
ady is a clever musician and has been re-
yivcn at Atlantic City this week.
Charles Dufry's Park Hotel, williamsport:
Mrs. J. s. Neeb, Miss Millie Mech, Mrs. J. T.
D. Keating. A. L Scott. and P. Morgan, D. h.
Weigman, A. K. Gardner. A. NJ. Steele, John
md j. W. Wharton.
Rev. 8. v. Tate and wife. nee Annie Pflas-
erer formerly of Braddock, arrived yester-
lay from Anadaska, l. T., to visit relatives |
n Braddock during the summer. Mr.. Tate
erer, a young sister OF Mrs. Tate, who has
,een in the West the last four months, re-
urned with them.
The Braddock school teachers intend on
Dying themselves to tho limit this summer. |
'ations. Mrs. Anna Wharton left last week
@ spend the summer in Europe. Prof |