Good Manners and Etiquette on Engagement Rings and Calls
A Q and A on proper etiquette covers congratulations after engagements. It advises sending best wishes to the bride and congratulations to the groom, timing for engagement rings, and when to call, emphasizing the lady should initiate introductions and that the usher’s presence at theaters should not alter conduct. It also lists fashionable Atlantic City hotels and notes room-securing tips for Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geotleman
Social Events Highlight Local Weddings and Gatherings
The marriage of Louis C. Zeitgechmidt and Mary Rapheel is planned for Wetumtey April 10 at the rest- A parents on Wylie avenue. A concert by the Christian Endeavor Society at Third Presbyterian featured Schubert pieces. A Thursday euchre party hosted by Miss A. Lynch saw Flora Dietrich and Charles Davidson win head prizes, Lizzie Hare and W. Taylor the booby prizes. Davis Camp Sons of Veterans to host a centennial reception with matrons and chaperones listed. Mrs W L Fouth and others attend a gathering at Fi Street with progressive euchres, amid recitations by Miss Kitty Fullerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Zeitgechmidt
Mary Rapheel
Wylie Avenue
Cane Grapsiteen Etn Schuman
Christian Endeavor Society
Third Presbyterian Churen
Schubert
A. Lynch Thureday
Flora Dietrich
Charles Davidson
Lizzie Hare
W. Taylor
Davis Camp
Sons of Veterans
Cy- Assetas Statental
Wasration
Iolowinsites Indies
W. L. Fouth
John O'Brien
A. P. Davie
Chastes
Miss Anns L Hopper and Harry P McCurds wed in Pulaski
Miss Anns L Hopper of Pulaski and Mr Harry P McCurds of Enon Valley married Tuesday evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev J M Mealy of Wilmington conducted the ceremony witnessed by close friends and relatives. Also noted is the wedding of Rebeoves M Livingstone of Pittsburgh to Harry B Hosenthal of New York on April 4 at the bride’s parents’ residence with Dr Beenstien in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anns L. Hopper
Pulaski
Harry P. McCurds
Enon Valley
J. M. Mealy
Wilmington
Rebeoves M. Livingstone
Pittsburg
Harry B. Hosenthal
New York
Dr. Beenstien
Mr. P. 8. Gilmore
America
Boston
Campanini
Are
Myron Whitney
Signorina de Vi
Italag Za
Pane
Lenny Lind
Gilmore
Nee
Hernvex Johns
Visitors and Absentees
Miss Hattie Boyce visits Brooklyn while E C Lincoln heads to Cincinnati to visit friends. Nellie Foraker stays with Hannu Gallaher in Payette County. Mrs B H Stouffer returns from East End visit. Mrs Albert Harry attends concerts with Mr Thompson in Fremont Street. Barbra Heron and Sadie Stewart visit Cincinnati friends. Kitty Reltan hosts in Ellsworth.
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Miss Hattie Boyce
Brooklyn
E. C. Lincoln
New York
Peeee Oe
Cincinnati
Louie
Sadie Stewart
Barbra Heron
Beesport
Nellie Foraker
Payette County
Hannu Gallaher
B. H. Stouffer
Broadstreet
East End
Unday
Nue
Albert Harry
Sten
Thompson
Contest for Vacant School Music Supervisor Post
The Central Board seeks a Music Supervisor for public schools after Prof. Prosser's death. Eight applicants include Miss Annie Asper and Prof. Rinehart. debate on one versus two supervisors continues, with salaries raised to 1500. A committee plans resolutions for other deaths and means to select a candidate next Tuesday evening.
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Prof. Prosser
Prof
Prosser
Annie Asper
Liberty School
Central Board
Rewstar
Messrs. Yegle
Foley
A. E. McCandless
Rinehart
Ted
Asper
John Philli Colfax
Bessie Wigheman
Bilt Albionne Milligan
Duquesne
Archer
Aland
Allen
Wey
Grace Connick
Wm. C. Gray
C.W. Michael
Ina Ood
Winnie Snyder
Lydia FP P Peston
Rachel Wi Fams
Ralston
John Ludesbuebi
Bellefield
Marriages and meetings mark O Hara Humboldt schools report
Miss Exwa Hives of Humboldt school wed Mr T Clifford Rossiter at home on Thursday. Miss Maggie Adams elected to fill vacancy. Committees to revise regulations meet at Central Board rooms. Teacher institute planned for Saturday at Knox School. Miss Mary Martin to lead class drill. Moorhead School bell silent due to Father Kearney illness, lowering attendance. Friday pay for teachers with golden coin noted. Librarian funds boosted. renewed Teachers Library interest. Textbook committee keeps list, White drawing book replaces older edition. May 2 chosen for Prof Prosser family benefit concert at Fifth Avenue Market Hall with Dr W T English Edward Dermitt and Riptas Quartette helping.
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Exwa Hives
Humboldt School
T. Clifford Rossiter
Maggie Adams
Regnu Sede Ee Ee
Divirron Institute
Knox School
Mary Martin
Father Kearney
Moorhead
Librar Brary
White
Prof
Prosser
Fifth Avenue Market Hall
Rinehart
W.T. English
Edward Dermitt
Riptas Quartette
Fraternal Lodge Socials and Meetings Across Cities
Several fraternal lodges report social events and gatherings. Members from Cleveland, Detroit, Youngstown, Boston, and Pittsburgh attended meetings, banquets, and socials, with notices of upcoming sessions at Euclid Avenue Opera House and new hall openings at 78 Fourth Avenue.
The Crystal Slipper at Bijou Theater Promises Return
The Bijou Theatre stages The Crystal Slipper with Ada Dyas and a strong company. Critics praise the cast and production while noting Miss Maddern’s engagement and the finale return of Jim, the Penman with the Madison Square Theater Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Madison Square Theater
Palmer
Ada Dyas
May Brooklin
Miss Dyas
London and New York Theater News and Controversies
Prolific notices on Richard Mansfield’s London Richard II and II tours, Mansfield’s return to the US for an 80 week season, and mixed reception. Melded items include the Annie Pixley dog Bennie’s Memphis death, Robert Elsmere cast details, and forthcoming Featherbrain at Madison Square with Minnie Maddern.
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Creston Clarke
Milwaukee
Wis
Richard Mansfield
Spenine
Union Square Theater
Newark
Richard NL
Gloster
Nashville Banner
Annie Pixley
Bennie
Memphis
Robert Exsurre
Connecticut
New York City
Helen Barry
Robert Elsmere
London
the Mirror
Mansfield
Chicago
Paulina L'Allemand
Miss L'Allemand
New York
Robert Elamere
Catherine Elemere
Dorothy Dorr
Rose
Effie M. Shannon
Hugh Flarman
Walter Crane
Robert Elemere
E. H. Vanderfelt
Edward Langham
John T. Sullivan
Newcomb
W. H
Madison Square Theater
Featherbrain
Minnie Maddern
Paris
Criterion Theater
Boston Museum
Lyceum Theater
Arthur E. Miller
Charles Frohman
Brander Matthews
M. Coquelin
Agnes Booth
Comedietta
Ora Hérand
National Encampment in Pittsburg Stirring Local Interest
The Grand Army of the Republic committee met with A. P. Burchfield presiding to review Chamber of Commerce support. The chamber declined to guarantee funds but will host a mass meeting of business leaders to decide whether to invite the National Encampment of 18M. The Beaver and Governor Beaver matters prompted discussion and a mass meeting plan for old soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pittabarg
Tanner
Grand Army Day
Council Chambers
A. P. Burchfield
H. H. Bengough
Chamber
Pittsburg
Messrs. Burchfield
Sample
Patterson
Jennings
Duvall
Lambert
Ben
War of the Rebel Lion Records Volume 2 1863 operations details
The first part of volume 2 percent titled War of the Rebel Lion Records covers operations in Kentucky Tennessee Alabama West Virginia and Morgan’s raid in Ohio from January 21 to August 10 1863. It highlights regimental contributors from the Seven pecan Ramerenes Sane and seventy-ninth regiments and others. Lieutenant Colonel Henry M Lazolle and Colonel John P Nicholson oversee preparation of material for the Rebellion Records with Nicholson collecting a private war library and serving as American editor of the History of the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
West Virginia
Morgan
Ohio
Spme
John P. Nicholson
Alan
Nicholson
Counsels
Ennsylvania
Slowao
James Tanner Named New Commissioner of Pensions
Corporal James Tanner steps in as Commissioner of Pensions beside President Harrison. He has quickly mastered office routines and emphasizes careful administration and evidence weighing. A member of the National Pension Committees and the G A E, he has engaged in pension debates since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Washington
James Tanner
Tanne
Dedication of Monuments on Pennsylvania Day
The article notes plans for dedicating Gettysburg campaign monuments next month on Pennsylvania Day. Addresses will reveal new facts from recollections and private memoranda of participants. Some Irania command monuments may remain unfinished. May 2nd arrangements are not fully settled yet but expected to meet the day's significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Irania
Encampment and Post Meetings in Local G A R Chapters
Post 28 plans a Tuesday evening session in new rooms near the Pittsburg Gas Office with remarks by Comrade Riddle and a tribute to David P. Weaver. Union Veteran Legion Encampment No 1 holding first meeting in new hall above the gas office. note on Captain Cooper and Rev Holmes. Appomattox anniversary events at New Castle Opera House with Major Mortooth delivering address. Public dispute over penal clause in soldiers reform bill continues amid letters to Hesreabare. G A R orders urge camps to consolidate reports. membership drives intensify across Pennsylvania as the department strives to exceed Ohio in growth.
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Lee
West County
Compans R. BE. Burson
Tarentum
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Goniw
Philadelphia
Illinois Senate
Eneral Logan
Chicabe
Thomas W. Baker
The
Board of Health
John 5. Lambie
Post
Benjamin F. Tracy
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Post No
N. W. S. Ajl
Jefferson Barracks
St. Leula
Ohio
Andrews
Atlanta
James M. Clare
New Castia
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Quay
David
Watt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Monongahela General Liow Post No
East
Liv
Pittsburg
Sae Ee
Ealsom Riddle
Meade Post
David P. Weaver
Enver
Lyle
Pennsylvania
Union Veteran Legion
Moge
S.H. Charlton
Post 1
Montgomery
Als
Ee Ae
East End
Lawrence County
New Castle
Appomattox
J. H. Cooper
S. H. Holmes
E A. Mortooth
Order of Sons of Veterans
Warner
G. A. BR
Greneral
Twen
Stewart
Comrades
Why the Washington Infantry Won't Join the Eighteenth Regiment
A military letter explains that Washington Infantry will not join the Eighteenth Regiment as a National Guard company. It details past reorganization, disbandment, and ongoing grievances from members who preferred disciplined citizen service over state duties. The piece notes debt to the unit since 1878 and mentions Captain Charles Rossmro and Adjutant General Duvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ana
Eith
New York
Washington
Ae Schofield
Stas
Hastings
National Guard
Yorktown
McKeenport
Washington Infantry
the Dispatch
Siz
Hartley Howard
Nineteenth Regime Eorganiton
Sto
Feensity
Beaver
Keamunnty
Hich
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Nemeron
Ajman
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Ramuel
Shelburne
Rounee
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Wellington
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Neal
Berkeley
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Sa Coe
Samuel Wagner
Ocean House
Messrs. Read & Beckwith
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Atlantic City
Florida
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Lantic Corry
Penrevitan
Stone
Rewickley Society
Fator
J. Sterfing Coyne
Wenlt de Boots
F. E. Michard
Hores Cam
School Matters
Educational Echoes
Mreragar
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O'Hara
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Authes Watt
Charles HouMeEs
Chomxsat Lopes, No. 5
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Garvey and
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Lima
Lina Lope
As. Baldwin
Boston LopGe No. 10
F. Schornthat
Penn Avenue
Davn & Daschbach
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Ovehins Goede
BuAch
Hueus & Hacnn
Hauch's Jewelry Store
Eve
Worsu
Tom Disrarcr
Ta DisraTor
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Whiting
Ferguson
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Baron
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Clarence Handyside
Charles Overton
Louis Percival
Maddern
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A. C. Wheeler
Willis Winter
Boucicault
Dramatic Mirror
Winter Lasues
Palestrina
Ache Atremaing
Benea Tien
Minsis MappeEex
Grand Opera House
Steele Mackaye
Pitta Misa Madder
Penman
Bijou
Madison Square Theater Company
Joseph Whitney
W. J. Ferguson
Harry Eytinge
Hardy Vernon
J. B. Hollis
W. H. Pope
Lysander Thompson
John Findlay
May Brooklyn
Nellie Whiting
Vida Croly
Evelyn Campbell
Academy of Music
Joseph J. Dowling
Sadie Hassan
Far West
Sadie Hasson
Paventton
Miss Mandern
Casino Museum
Great Eastern Specialty Company
Aly and Saunders
Henry Lohman
Curio Hall
Venus
Hooiman
Harris’ Theater
Mark Leszards
Abbott
Creslow
England
Frederick Lendon
Canada
Nance Yeulett
Lendon
Lessard
Bridge
Lesrard
Jack Yeulett
Nance
Green
Yeulett
Commissioner Tanner
A. Ey
Ism Sealine
William H. Lambert
Arters
C. K
Executive Council
Carrarr D. L. Crorr
United States Army
St Elisabeth
Espoy
D.C
West Point
the National Guard
Charles Rossmro
Ross Street
Duvin
M Burr Perman
Jones Stowe
Hauch’s
Fifth Ave
Wfsa
F. Schoenthal’s
J. R. Anderson
Federal Street
Allegheny
Ith, P. S
T. M. Latimer
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