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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1892

Page

4

Easter Flower Trends and Society News in Pittsburgh

As Easter nears fashion keeps floral styles steady with narcissus hyacinths lilies and violets in corsages small bouquets replacing large displays.men favor carnations and violets in boutonnières while street wear shows modest floral use. A Duquesne Ceramic Club reception opens at the Academy of Science and Art. Society events include theater and club dinners with notable attendees and upcoming receptions in Oakland Shadyside and Sewickley.

East Pittsburg

Easter Approach Dilutes Social Rim in Two Cities

A pleasant surprise party honored Alfred Smith of Allegheny on his 57th birthday with gifts including a gold headed ebony cane and silver napkin ring. Attendees listed prominent local residents and doctors. Belle Vale Social Club hosted a Thursday night party at 25 Federal Street with dancing and card games. Next week no meeting due to hall repairs. an evening party is planned for April 14. Five new membership applications were received, and preparations for the club’s first annual picnic are under way for July or August. Last Thursday featured a reception as well.

Duquesne Ceramic Club Academy of Science and Art Fifth Street Pittsburg Alfred 5. Smith Allegheny Mr. Smith Jon Young C. K. Shannon J. Goshorn Mm WW. Wolfe J. B. Johnate EE. Yutsy Hes Db. C Stevenson E. J. Sutmyer C F. Schrader M. Dailey A.J. Walser Belle Vale Social Club Federal Street Frank Hutchinson Sewickley Jennie Dugan Clara Julia Sc Lump Neeley Cora Donald East End Myra Marie Little Etta Reed Hattie Azne Ida Gibb Nellie Patton Sylvia Rosenthal Ha: Armstrong Bellevue Will Anderson Rob Trwin John Caughey Clarley Hutchinson Clarence Bevington Ad Aliifer Bert Small Leith Neeley St. Brendan's Kf. C West Braddock Duquesne Theater Rose Coghlan Charles Lady Barter Miss Coghlan Kenmawr Hotel Rosalind Charles Coghlan Charles Sur Orlands Rose Yorhian Palmer's Theater New York Chas, Coghlan Princess' Theater London Setia Tapearan Lord Brent Coronel Pearce Barter Mia Pearce Lady Hater Coch Joan S” Marble John Marble Helen Russell Beatrice Moreland Charles Young Jim Penman Louise Montague Miss Montague James E. Sullivan Harry B. Bell Fred Miller, Jr Brrr Hant Chicago Dramatic News Enga Sadie Martinet Therformance Ckayo Holland Martinet Florence St. John Jack Faust Aronsons Lillian Russell Empire Columbia Chan Pitteburger Boston Lanoray Toletoi Russian Relief Fund Justin McCarthy the Hichwayman Betty

Social gatherings fill Tarentum and nearby towns

The article catalogs numerous private parties across Tarentum and Allegheny including decor, dancing, and hostess details. Guests listed span Pitcairn, Getze, Ford, Breckenridge families, along with Hutchinsons and many others. Socials extend to Iron Queen voyage attendees and phantom and surprise parties with dinners, lunches, and music.

Social notes of Beaverdale and surrounding towns

A lively social stretch features a Louis XV masque danced by three couples at a Sarah street home with Haydn Mandolin Quartet and vocal solos by Jonnie McKelvey Frank Ammon and others. The evening included dancing drawing and a prize to Ben Burns with Miss Byron as booby.

William Schuette Lirfeld Sarah Street Southside Haydn Jonnie McKelvey Frank Ammon David Morgan Will Davis Ben Burns Mudge Byron A. Johnson Philadelpha M. Byron Youngstown Miss Strickel Westcoat Mardland Miss Jenkins Miss Schuette Miss Donley Madge Byron Cora Lies Jennie McKelvey Messrs. Hanning Fr. Ammon Stengel Oppermin Wm. Davis Walter Davis Wm. Ango Dave Morgan Alb, Sende Chas. M. Ehrhard Morgan Hearing

Gossip of Local Residents Travels and Visits

Mrs Ed Rosewater of Omaha visits Isaac Strouse Allegheny Prof E W Moore of Sewickley left for a pleasure trip Mrs A Roller of Allegheny returned from New York Mr W A McDevitt Braddock back from Timore Md Mrs William Davidson and daughter Mae of eel s visiting Newburg Mrs M E Kinsey Braddock visiting her daughter Mrs J F Mack Parkerburg W Va J Hassan Carline and Charles Rinard of Braddock home from Washington and Jefferson College May Gibbons of Johnstown returned after six weeks in Allegheny City Harry Stewart son of Col E Stewart home from Clearfield Presbyterian College John Berlin and wife Wilkineburg left for a several week trip to New York and other points William Nevin Braddock visited Springfield and return to Third Street trip Mrs Charles T Donnell and Mrs Hill of Allegheny County Workhouse return from Old Point Co visit John Milton Triplett veteran visiting Southside after two years away remains to see kin in Southside before returning in April or May

Ed Rosewater Omaha Isaac Strouse Allegheny E. W. Moore Sewickley A. Roller James Street New York W. A. McDevitt Braddock Timore William Davidson Mae Eels Newburg M. E. Kinsey J. F. Mack Parkersburg W. Va J. Hassan Carline Charles Rinard Washington and Jefferson College May Gibbons Johnstown Allegheny City Harry Stewart E. Stewart North Braddock Clearfield Presbyterian College John Berlin Wilkineburg Thomas Nevin Springfiell William Nevine Third Street Charles T. Donnell Hil Hill Allegheny County Workhouse Old Point Co John Milton Triplett Volunteers Southside Pittsburg

Schools reopen as new building plans advance

Tax schools resume work tomorrow after a week’s vacation. Mia Ipa Katriicep of the Birmingham School will wed Mr. Eemen schneider on April 5. Wickersham School in the Twenty fourth ward is named for Dr. Wickersham whose memory exercises were held statewide March 2. New school buildings are in demand. Friday the Howard School Board named a Building Committee to arrange for six or more rooms at Bloomfield School. A new wing is planned for the Minersville district core building. contract already let. The Text Books and Course of Instruction Committee met to set next year’s studies. Publishers of Language Lessons objected to culling material for the new State course. Reed’s Introductory Lessons will supplement the language program as the only change this year.

Mia Ipa Katriicep Birmingham Eemenschneider Birmingham Corps of Teachers Wickersham School Wickersham Seaton Esks

Ladies Art Embroidery Display At Monongahela House Buffalo

Ladies inspect large and beautiful embroidery display from Ladies Art Emporium at the Monongahela House Buffalo for a few days only. Show includes started embroidery designs, a bridal outfit, and a bed spread. Elevator access via ladies entrance.

A Close Call for Real Estate Dealer in Storm

Mr J P Binize a large city real estate dealer, narrowly escaped pneumonia during a northern state blizzard. After driving miles in the storm he cooled quickly and faced lung fever. A dose of Chamberlains Cough Remedy from a local drugstore eased his breathing and he recovered enough to return to Des Moines the next day. He credits the remedy with a wonderful cure and vows to travel with it in the future. Small bottles sold by druggists.

J. P. Binize Bilzza Binize Blaize Chamberlain Lange Des Moines Tasu

Wang at the Alvin Theater Highlights Managerial Care

In a fortieth week review, producer Stevens explains he funds meticulous upkeep of scenery and costumes for Wang at the Alvin Theater. He details staff devoted to repairs, repainting, and cleaning, noting over $3500 spent on costumes since the season began and stressing hands-on supervision of all production aspects.

Wang Alvin Theater Stevens McCann Mr. Kreps Mr. McKinney Hopper

World’s Museum Theater to Feature Notables Next Week

Captain C. H. Ureck the Hungarian gunner leads an upcoming week of attractions at the World's Museum Theater. Lula La Tosca and her pythons, touted as a $10,000 wonder, perform in the curio hall while the “feminine storage battery” continues to shock the crowd. Manning’s Comiques in the theater showcase Maud Revelle Greet and Durham Mile Cerito Manning and Wooley Billy Jackson Sheppard sisters and John L. Manning, the renowned eccentric comedian, appear in a varied program.

C. H. Ureck Hungary Lula la Tosca Manning Comiques Maud Revelle Greet Durham Mile Cerito Wooley Billy Jackson Sheppard John L. Manning

Flea troupe thrills this week's house entertainment

A lively schedule features Prof. Deck’s trained flea act, The Wedded Fats continuing a long honeymoon tour, Frey’s Mastodon Vaudevilles with Har ecks and others, plus sketches by Herders, Warblers, and Willis & Barron. Paris theater takings last year reached 4 719 930 dollars.

Deck Frey Mrs. Hs Herders Warblers Willis & Barron

Farmers Alliance Silver Bill Conference Adopts Livingston Measure

An important conference of Farmers' Alliance members of the House met in Wasuixotos to discuss the financial situation and silver legislation. A bill prepared by Representative Livingston of Georgia was adopted with modifications and will be introduced in the House at the first opportunity.

Wasuixotos Farmers’ Alliance Livingston Eorgia

Iron City Brewery dominates new license market soaks lager demand

New license grants spark a beer rush with most buyers choosing Iron City Brewing Company. As the region’s largest brewer with 20 000 barrels annual capacity, its lager pilsner and boech beers are popular across outlets.

Iron City Brewing Company Frauenheim & Vilaack

Indian boys from Carlisle school blamed for night drinking

Carlisle Pa April 2 Special Some Indian boys from the Government training school returned to town intoxicated at night. A drive to locate liquor sources succeeded and arrests followed. Captain Pratt ordered police to arrest any Indian found in the city at night without a pass. Last night 13 left the school for town. several were captured while the rest escaped. Also an unrelated classified line mentions a clean dry warehouse at Haven Kesray 3 Water Street.

Carlisle Government Training School Pratt

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