Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-17
THE LAST WEEK OF LENT,
Social Doings That Marked the Close of the
of SnleIn nr,if

Season OF Solemnity.
L'Orme Social is society which is attain
ing considerable prominence among people
on the hill at present. 1t was organized
somewhat over a year ago, and EN- races
among its members some of the best musical
and dramatic talent of the hill section of
the city Since it was organized it has
given several musical entertain ments
In private which have been highly success
ful, and there was found to be promising
talent in the members. The first
place on Friday evening, April %, at hall of
Eleventh ward schoolhouse corner Gran
vile and Enoch streets An elaborate pro-
gramme has been arranged, its musical num-
bers embracing some of the most classical
pieces. The concert is rendered to the
friends of the society, and admission will be
free, but only by written invitation. 1t is
expected that fully 500 people will be pres
ent. The members of the social will be as
sisted in their efforts by Signor Gill, the
pupils. and signor S. Rocereto, leader of
Post 5, G. A. r., Band. The members who
will participate are Mrs. Flora Bivenour
and her sister, Miss Ida Raisse, who will
duet by Leutner. Mrs. Bivenour will also
pay Mills 'Salterellc' and Mendelssohn's
''Jaeserlied1r as solos and Miss Raisse viii
play the sValse Brilliant" by Moscowski,
phonic" by Beethoven. MI. John j.
Martin VII sing q britone sole "Dio
Misses Ida Denniston and Ida Raisse
will play as piano duet the "Tyroler
Heimathsklange." by katka. Miss Laura
Pandtle will recite "Briar Rose" and the
quarrel scene rom Julius Cesar will be
given by Mr. Wellington Mcbride as B,utus
and Mr., Edwin McFall as Cussfus Mr.. Henry
W. Raisse will deliver an address.
Signor Gill will sing a tenor solo, LA
Gioconda," by Ponchielli, and Miss Sadie
Gavin contraltO will sing Grand Old,
Ocean," by Millard. signor Gill with his
f'Ernani,' by Verdi, with Miss J. Wooster,
soprano; Mr.. d. I. Moore. bass and Sienor
Gill tenor. The "Miserere" duet from
.n Trovarore~ will also be given by Miss
Margaret Shriver and Signor Gill will sing
the duet "Mal Re@gendo," from III Trova-
tore" Signor A Rncereto, the artistic clari-
netist, will play "Rigoletto," by Bassi, as a
solo, and "Old Folks at Home" with varia-
tions, by Cox. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. f. Bivenour.
The annual tea party in the schoolhouse of
Holy Trinity Il. c. Church tomorrow and
Tuesday is to be more than usually enjoy.
able this year, judging by the way the
ladies are working. The tea parties of this
Church are known as among the best that
are given in the two cities. Following are
the ladies in charge: President, Mrs. Louis
Mueller: Vice President, Mrs B. Weis; Table
No. Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Troppmann Mrs
gle Sperlein, Sophia Sperlein, Lizzie Sper-
lein. Lizzie Hume, Katie Hume, Car
RE TrOppmann, Celia Martin, Ame-
liza Hochschwender. Lena Rettinger,
Katie Fahrion. Mary Dornberger. Table No
2-Mrs. Frecker, Mrs. Ruskauff: aids,
Misses Kate Volmer. Lena Fleck, Bal bara
Groetsch, Lizzie Watzick, Julia Schubert,
Lizzie Schmitt, Annie Schmitt. Molie
Christen, Annie Schaub, Maria Kerney, Til
lie Freyvogel, Bena Waltz. Table No. 8
Mrs Weaver, Mrs. Graffelder, Mrs. Hinger,
Mrs Koenig; aids, Misses Emma Hinger,
Lizzie Dressed, Mary Wunsch. Emma Better,
Mary Streile, Mary Schiffhaur, Mary Bell,
Annie Matt, Bertha Renker, Theresa Kind.
Table No. 4-Mrs. John Vogel, Mrs. Joseph
Kramer Mrs. II. j. Link; aids
Misses Katie Kramer, Fannie Kramer,
Mary Mueller, Theresa Mueller. Lizzie
Lynch, Katie Kirk, Annie Schubert, Lizzie
Weir. Katie Weir, Annie Rauch, Rosie
Oesterle, Lizzie Collmann. Lemonade Booth
Mrs. j. III. Friday; aids, Misses Chrisie
Hammer Amelia Hermes, Miss Mowry, 1.
and A Abel, Miss Coyle, Miss Seatorth.
Fishery-Misses Annie Mueller, May vogeL.
A pleasant dancing party was given last
Thursday evening by the Octagon Club in
honor of Messrs. Albert and George Henry,
at the home of their sister, Mrs. Robert
Irwin, OF Penn street, Sharpsburs. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Chessman, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Irwin, Misses Hunter,
Chessman, McBene, MaHaffey, Hunter,
Williams. Chessman, Gross, McBane, Millin-