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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1889

Page

4

Etiquette Do's and Don'ts for Social Conduct

A reader questions proper etiquette from note writing to invitations and dress. It covers when to send cards, chaperones for balls, visiting-card titles, and proper use of tea gowns, with detailed guidance on table manners and acceptable social interactions.

Jeon Balle Peter Seth Seah Contine Army Mary Col. J. Usanith Admiral Jones U. & Neary United States Court

In Formal Matters The Lady And Her Readiness

The writer urges deference to a lady by asking if she is ready in a social exchange. The note suggests that people often proceed informally without rigid rules and hints at the authorial stance within a literary piece titled Den'r.

Sur- Arenasnd Sannes Siover Gny Pentleman Abe

May Day Entertainment for Helping Hand Society

The May Day program at Old City Hall on May 8 features a long list of participants including Mrs James Chan Mrs Park Pong H Daemon Rev Benney and many children and committee members. Rehearsals urged for all participants with dates noted and a Tuesday April 16 rehearsal listed.

Old City Hall Helping Hand Society May Pole James Chan Park Pong i H. Daemon Ites Park Pan Teers Davlings Jasens Coates Benney Jobo

Unclear Names Prominent in Local List of Residents

Fragmentary OCR reads a long list of individuals and surnames including Gerst Sadie Jaton Howard Blackburn Metz Altona and several others such as Charlie Ey Ogheny Harry Hen Boedecker Will Lockhart Fi Gildersheys Lawrenceville Will Price Ed Barrett Graham Griffith McGaw Hays Nertin Richarasa Gielokglor Ed Jack implying a community directory or social roster with many misspellings and incomplete entries.

Gerst Sadie Jaton Howard Blackburn Nel Metz Altona Charlie A Ey Ogheny Harry, Man Hen Boedecker Will Lockhart Fi Gildersheys Lawrenceville Will Price L. Barrett Wi G. Graham Will Griffith John McGaw Harsh T Frank Hays Harry Nertin William Richarasa Oscar Gielokglor Ani Jack

Wedding Bells Ring for Lizzie Steils and Otto Kotcyeee

A wedding is planned for Miss Liznie W Steils and Mr Otto H Kotcyeee at a Lutheran arch in Allegheny on the Soh inst with a reception to follow at Cyclorama Hall. The notice also reports two earlier marriages in the area and cites other upcoming nuptials.

Bella Liznie W. Steils Otto H. Kotc J. W Richard Johnston Treasury Department Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Harriet Porter Meadville Eas Christian Church Theodore F. Beekert Troy Hill Anelis Robert

Visitors and Absentees

Mr mare Smith has been ill for a week. Mrs Alfred Marland and daughters Lotta and Ignatia are in New York. Miss Katie and stias Marie Long of the Eastern Harrisburg visit Rivenia. Mrs J P Brown and daughter of Avegent avenue Allegheny and Mia Whi Brown family of Belifield have returned from a Southern trip.

Mare. Smith Alfred Marland Lotta and Ignatia New York Katie Ping Gga Stias Marie Long Harrisburg Rivenia J. P. Brown Avegent Avenue Allegheny Mia Whi Brown Belifield

Sewickley Society Notes Highlight Local News

Mrs. Joseph Crag returns from Old Point Comfort and Miss press comes home from Philadelphia. Mrs. William Cunningham of Clinttown is issuing Binkpean. Mr. and Mrs. John Me on hostds. Miss Herbst's daughter to wed Robert Taylor of Philadelphia at her home on Wednesday April 24 at 5 39. Mrs Elizabeth Fleming to marry John B. Warden next Thursday at 6 then move to St. Augustine.

Joseph Crag Old Point Comfort Miss Press Philadelphia William Cunningham Clinttown Isuating Binkpean John Meon Hay Walker Allegheny John B. Warden St. Augustine

Rare Progress Shown at Litthe J Y Year Olde Entertain Division

The Knox school hosted a large Division Institute for teachers, showcasing language and imagination work by a class of young students averaging 73 percent in age. Representatives from many schools attended, with Miss Mary Martin directing a bilingual drill and music.

Washington Knox School Duquesne Hancock Franklin Moorhead Minersville Lincoln Homewood Colfax Mary Martin Pittsburg Ashington Fimo Allegheny Columbia America Orcs Allegheny Park Phipps Green House Lackey New York Pittsh Ocean Paris Londe

Local School Board and Community Events Highlight Week

Mr G T Doxoax of Little Washington former Lawrence School principal attended Central Board rooms yesterday. Teachers Academy will meet next Saturday afternoon with a large attendance expected. A concert benefiting the deceased professor's family is planned for April 29 at Grand Central Rink. Superintendent Luckey reports two iron goods cases sent to Paris by the steamship La Bourgogne. Liberty School Board considers a brick Osceola school building with a four room wooden prior structure to be expanded to twelve rooms.

G.T. Doxoax Little Washington Lawrence School Central Board Teachers’ Academy Hereee Can Workade Beneiioe Gepume Axon Plicant Tre Presser Grand Central Rink Luckey New York United States Commissioner of Education Paris Liberty School Board Mth Osceola Saeed Aap

Eye injury from falling steel chip in Rochester worker

Mr J W Hart of Rochester fell victim to a steel chip during plumbing in the Hussey building on Fink Ave. The corneal injury risked blindness if untreated. Employers Halpin Kennedy Co and Dr Sadler arranged urgent care and a delicate ear-opening procedure freed the piece and restored vision, with return to work in a week.

J. W. Hart Rochester Hussey Fink Ave Mesers

Tailor and wine shop ads line Fifth Avenue listings

An OCR fragment advertises Dick the tailor at 63 Fifth Ave corner Wood with phone 1558 offering old clothes renovation. It cites Champagne brands from G. Butids and Fi Pavone, plus G. W. Schmidt at 95 and 97 Fifth Ave selling wines and liquor. A watch fixer at No. 206 Fifth Ave is mentioned.

Fifth Ave Telephone G. W. Schmidt Fifth Avenue City

Drama notes tease May Festival and theatre stars

A Pittsburgh page reviews Miss May Brooklyn and Miss Ada Dyas, praises Miss Maddern's potential, and previews the May Festival programs at Exposition Building Music Hall with Wagner nights and Beethoven symphonies. It also covers Adelaide Gray at Harris Theatre and a colorful Academy of Music week with May Howard's Burlesque Company.

Miss May Brooklyn Nina Ralston Miss Ada Dyas Aes Coot Ee Volea Miss Brooklyn

Burlesque at Bijou Promotes New and Old Forms

Misa Lydia Thompson brings her burlesque company to the Bijou next week with Penelope and Columbus, contrasting classic and modern styles. The Grand Opera House also features The Fall of Arduts to aid Abs Patterson Post 8, G.A.R., highlighting charity through soldiers’ service.

Misa Lydia Thompson Bijou Big Bern Stephens and Solomon Penelope Penélope Ulysses Edward Solomon Columbus George Dance A.D. Gordon Christopher Columbus Ferdinand and Isabella Santa Maria Shipboard Ae Epaegeong Tani San Salvador America Ey Schoolboy Grand Opera House Abs Patterson G.A.R St Speeta Emcee

Echoes of the Stage on Theater Gossip and Anecdotes

The itemized theater page reports on actors and managers, noting Washington critics, casts, and tours. Highlights include Cheston Clarke’s Milwaukee illness, Buchanan praising Mansfield, Browning on Maddern, and Tommy Russell’s Harlem debut plans.

Washington Boor Cleveland Lawrence Barrett Samtet H. FrRrep Laxpru P. Harris Nager Graver Cheston Clarke Milwaukee Himere Baltimore Buchanan Richard Mansfield Richard

Fraternal Lodge Events Highlight March Gatherings

Local lodges across cities report banquets, concerts, and reunions. Members such as Lizzie Evans receive honors at WincBarge Lopaz No 100 while commitments to baseball, opera, and lodge-building plans unfold. Notables include Roland, Swartwood and Eugene Rook in Youngstown and Birmingham celebrations.

Dickson Tailor Promoted for Elegant Alterations

Two gentlemen near the Post Office corner discussed Dickson the tailor at 65 Fifth Avenue corner Wood Street second floor. They praised his elegant handling of repairs and alterations for gentlemen’s wear. Telephone inquiries invited.

Dickson Fifth Avenue Wood Street

Loyal Legion Holds Largest National Congress at Cincinnati

The sixth quadrennial National Congress of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion met in Cincinnati over two days with Commander-in-Chief Rutherford B. Hayes presiding. Representatives from 18 state commanderies participated, reporting growing membership and reforming constitutional rules.

Order Cincinnati Leco Atlanta G. A. BR Military Order of the Loyal Legion Rutherford B. Hayes United States Ohio State Commandery Gibson House National Congress Stemander Hayes Stanley Matthews Supreme Court J. D. Cox Geor Brook A. le Grant EW. Hincks MT. McMaho Charles PF. Manderson William Lambert Ted

Anniversary of Lee Surrender Observed in Allegheny County

Observances marked the anniversary of Lee surrendering to Grant on April 5 1865 with large turnout from old soldiers. Posts 15l 26 held meetings in new rooms while speakers including Jay se Broglie received applause and the Apollo Quintet led the hymn America. A parade and social followed in New Castle with Colonel OL Jackson of New Castle elected county president.

James Longstreet Fisabur Pennsylvania Gettysburg Ita Excam Prurst No. 1 Union Veteran Legion George Washington Piraeer Nceless House of Representatives Thomas W Ga House Meas County Beaver John & Brooke Monument Commission Prsienseerie Passacoartong Samuel Harper Paat Department J. P. & Gourr Lebanon County Gobin Pennsylvania Volunteers Tansfer Springs Harrisburg Lee Northen Virginia Grant Allegheny County Jay Se Broglie Comradine A. Abel Orcase Riddle Thompson Pew Cowl Apollo America New Castle Park House Walp Sions OL. Jackson

Fall of Atlanta at Grand Opera House to aid relief fund

The Fall of Atlanta at the Grand Opera House this week under Post 53 Allegheny aims for success. Star parts include George M. McConnell and Lilian Burkhart with support from the Young Girls' Howe Guarda Garfield Post 15 and the Fourteenth Regiment N G P.

Atlanta Grand Opera House Post 53 Allegheny George M. McConnell Tehnouselian Lilian Burkhart Howe Guarda Garfield Fourteenth Regiment Post

Veteran G A R Posts Boost Membership Across States

An Inquisitive Veteran notes Indiana G A R gains 2551 members last year while Colorado reports 3600 members from 700 ex soldiers. Memorial Day events unfold in Pennsylvania New York and Philadelphia with Post 20 Gettysburg and others planning services and rallies.

Indiana Colorado G. A. R. Department Thomas J. Stewart Pittsburg Joax W. Kunst Ilinois Warner Sons of Veterans East Liverpool Lyon Meade Post No. I Philadelphia W.O Russell Tal Columbia Stewart L. Woopford New York Gettysburg Post 20 U. P Washington and Webster Streets Boies Pri Crier Rees Trevorton Snyder County Wit Cerro Gordo Mexico J. M.ra' Sidne George R. Press Marcer Mr. Hughes Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry Wade G.A.R Neaary Union Veteran Legion Ftn Coloxel James Huta Post 157 Dick McCartchey Remee Ie Cantion Sam Guasaae J. Wy Armstrong Chronicle Telegraph S Poate i Exccam Pussrt eScene Vetere

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