Where Beauty Reigns Invitations for Miss Roses Fay and Theodore Thomas
Invitations go out for the May 7 wedding at Church of Ascension in Chicago uniting Miss Roses Fay and Mr. Theodore Thomas. The ceremony will be followed by a reception at Miss Fay’s brother Charles Norman Fay’s home in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roses Fay
Theodore Thomas
Church of Ascension
Chicago
Charles Norman Fay
Hellevue Pace
Hoso Fay
Any Fay
Germany
Liszt
New York City
Theodore
Thomas
Miss Fay
Miss Pay
Thormas
Fred Moller
The
Bulletin
Charlies Fay
Episco
Mr. Thomas
Thorne
Social and club events in Perrysville and Allegheny area
Social calendar items report a Presbyterian supper bazaar in Perrysville and a Chicago marriage of Maggie Rose to Walter Paw, plus a series of October to May gatherings. Notables include Colonel J B Clark Circle No 1 at 12 Isabella Street, a silver presentation to A M Schoyer, a Kinghts and Ladies of Honor literary event, Euchre Club at 6 Kirkpatrick Avenue, and a Buffalo Circle reunion at Laurel Station with numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Perrysville
Maggie N
Thomas Rose
Pittsburg
Chicago
Walter Paw
Joan of Reading
J.B. Clark
M. Barnes
Isabella Street
A. M- Schoyer
Ft. Wayne Road
Alderman C. O'Donnell
Liberty Avenue
Pleasant Valley
Maxie Bortman
Kirkpatrick Avenue
Allegheny
Miss Parks
Hawthorn
Bonsall
Bomaley
Patterson
Brear
Rosensteele
Messie
Snyder
Weatherton
Chalfant
Porter
Tressel
Mathews
Charles McVay
Corper Ohio
East Diamond Streets
Mista Annie Orr
William Bentley
Carrey
Ida Schneider
John H. Wacner
Lalu
Edna Vogier
Frankie Grakhan
Laura Lambert
Anna B. Hawsey
Lizzie McNally
Independent Literary Society
Comley
Perrisville Avenue
Allegeny
Wm. G. Hobmann
Frank Connolly
Pa Comiey
Comiey
George & Comley
Robert C. Cowley
Mort
Buffalo Circle
George Stoebener, Jr
Oakland
Charies L Mo
Laurel Station
Wiliam Swish
James Dunn
Chartiers Station
William Herren
AL Sencey
James Sherron
South
J. W. Stoer
Mary Jane Hun- Eitker
William Cotton
James Jones
Annie Stoer
Eadie Anderson
Anna ‘Cleckner
Warner Street
Allegheny City
Ramses
Bertha Cleckner
Lana Maggie Hitler
Anna Cleckner
Mary Feaster
Miss Dailey
Onan
Mayer
Tee
Sr M.enkier
Westward journey plans and social notices in Allegheny
The notice sheet lists Miss Brow leaving for the West and Mattie Vickers with her manager visiting Allegheny. It notes marriages and forthcoming weddings including Miss Mercer at Crafton and Miss Grace Smith in Philadelphia. A donation event at the Home for Incurables is planned for May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Vickers
Allegheny
Harry Walker
William M. Rilen
Main Street
San Diego
Cal
J. M. Swan
Swan House
Alleheny
Mayville
N. Y
John Mooney
Helen Mercer
Crafton
James R. Brown
Philadelphia
C.C. Taggart
Alice
Old Country
Mra. K. Lambertas
Southside
Heluapeenee
Jeff
Ww. P. DeAruit
Rides Avenue
Anna Piper
Daniel Ray
Tyrone
Sewickley Rectory Notes Highlight Local Social Ties
Mrs Williams Blanton plans a permanent move to California after a brief visit with friends. Mrs Colin Reed and sister Mrs Lord Cooperstown and Mr and Mrs William Cunningham are visiting relatives before moving to Greensburg Pennsylvania. The Young Ladies Missionary Society announces a Thursday afternoon tea in the Presbyterian Chapel with proceeds for missionary work. Mr and Mrs Robert Frank return from England and will stay with Mr and Mrs Jerome Quay at Morganza before moving to Park Place Hotel for home improvements. A social gathering at the chapel last evening featured a large group from Sewickley and nearby towns enjoying the german.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O' Donnell
Thoreday
Prof
Emma Tompkins
George Tompkins
Chartlers Street
Robert L. Mondock
Annie Tompkins
Lotte Cupps
Sadie Cusky
Courle
Allegheny
B. F
Mrs. Bale
Harrison Avenue
Allerheny
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
George Minnemeyer
Master Frank
Mra. Stewart
Joseph Cauldwell
Allentown
A. A. Beaty
J. B Michael
Albert Hill
Sewickley
Joyce
Rigdon
A. Brockie
T. McIntosh
Reid
McCallum
Muir
Smith
Brockie
Jose Napier
Auld Lang Sayne
Allegheny Histrionic Society
Sixth Ward
Histrionic Society
Histrionie
Murray
James Lanahan
Bruce Hunter
C. et pe _atanier
EB Mw
Warner
Ewe O Sorcoran
Peter Paragragh
Taciane Seud
John Purcell
Starlight
Daisy Ny Ee
Bai
Garey
Adele Hontfroy
Biddy ‘Ain
Sadis McCain
Eberlein
Lanahan
Hienfroy
Colin Reed
Lord
Miss Quay
Mary Porter
Greg Emory
Susan
Hanah Nevin
Sophia Mao
Carol Cochrane
Melite
Wil Lucy Christy
Hessie Young
Masters Charles
Eugene
Hay Murry
Harry Atwood
Nevin
Frank Brooks
Win Will
Fred
Fred Eas
Halily
Harbaugh Monre
Fleming Mackintosh
Whitesell
Will Cochrane
Remarkable relief from cough remedy praised by professor
A Des Moines professor reports his seven year old daughter suffered a severe cough and cold. After trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy she slept better and recovered, claiming it surpassed all other remedies tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey
Chamberlain
J. M. Mehan
Capital City Commercial College
Des Moines
Iowa
Wsu
Lochinvar Awnings At X Sons Pittsburg Display
See the Lochinvar awnings praised as exceedingly beautiful and novel at X & Son's shop located at 537 and 039 Penn Avenue in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X & Son's
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
Mamaux & Son's
Mamaux & Son
Luceene
On the Frontier at Harris Theater and More
The piece describes Edward Harrigan and his troupe returning east after success on the Pacific slope with realist stagecraft. It notes Harrigan’s control over production and acting and cites remarks from Dick Quilter on studying life for roles. It reviews new drama and notices upcoming plays at Harris Theater and Palmer’s Theatre with actors Hardie Von Leer and Sara Von Ler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harrigan
Pittsburg
California
New York
East
Harrigan
Pacific
He Brothers
Arlington
England
Harris
James M. Hardie
Sara von
Godl Dramatic
Helen Dauveay
Sidney Rosenfeld
Palmer's Theater
Sangers
Kijoo
A. C. Gunter
Mr. Barnes
Sidney Rosexrenp
Junius Howe
Harrigan and Hart bring Old Lavender to Dijon tomorrow night
Epw Wanry Harrigan the famous comedian appears in his original play Old Lavender at the Bijou with the same company that toured New York. The production portrays New York life with striking realism and has earned praise on the road. Seats selling briskly with strong expected profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery
Baxter Street
Mott Street
Mulberry Street
New York
Dick Quilter
Quilter
Harrigan
Chatham Square
EpwWanry Harligan
Harrigan & Hart
Dijon
Old Lavender
Mr. Harrigan
Bijou
Pactonenece
Grand Opera House
Henley Regatta
Edward Hanlan
George H.hosmer
Stage Whispers Preview of New York Theater Projects
Stage and touring notes from Edward Harrigan's new New York theater start May 1. Sims and company produce Silver Falls at the Boston Theater while Dan Sully stars in Millionaire in New York. Mantell plans a summer Europe visit as his Brooklyn season nears May finish. Across the Continent Company tours Canton Alliance East Liverpool Tarentum Connellsville McKeesport in early May and Haplon's Fantasma companies close their season for new spectacle prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harrigan
New Theater
New York
Silver Falls
Sims
Boston
Guattax Doswellt
Dan Sully
Robert Mantell
Europe
Brooklyn
Canton
Alliance
East Liverol
Tarentum
Connellsville
McKeesport
Jefferson
Buzzard
Hay
Mass
Florence
Kendal
Pauline Hall
Pat Rooney
The
North American Review
Gus Thomas
Barrymore
Louvre. Special drive in real kid ene ie or la in all shades
Special drive at 24 Sixth Street Gaston offering assorted real estate items and discounts in all shades. Local ad style notes $1 pricing and casual sale language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre
Fifty-First Cavalry Veterans Honor Milroy and Crook
A West Virginia Cavalry group adopts resolutions on the death of Major General Robert H. Milroy and recommends commemorating George Crook with a monument. The society also notes preparations for the upcoming State Encampment in Altoona and lists officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth West Virginia Cavalry
Second Virginia Infantry Association
D. D. Barclay
W.H. Graham
Jacob Colmer
H. Milroy
Frank 8
New Brighton
Robert H. Milroy
Fremont
Shenandoah Valley
Croas Keys
Pope
Virginia
A. J
E. F. Season
G. Reader
George Crook
Western
Society of the Army of West Virginia
Discontent Grows Over McCormick’s Appointment
Philadelphia comrades express displeasure at Assistant Adjutant General James McCormick for keeping his post after joining the Tax Office under Comrade John Taylor. The dissatisfaction spans the department, with a broad call for McCormick to resign and yield the position to a different contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James McCormick
John Taylor
Philadelphia Pa
McCormick
Union Graves in the South Appeal for Decoration Funds
The Department of Georgia of the G A R asks posts nationwide for donations to decorate over 40 000 Union graves in Georgia. About 15 000 graves lie at Marietta National Cemetery and 1 714 at Andersonville with a few at Beaufort and Florence. The burden falls on a department whose membership is smaller than many posts receiving the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Georgia
G. A.R
Marietta National Cemetery
Andersonville
Beaufort
Florence
History lectures and memorial service announced by Encampment No 1
Tomorrow evening General Gallupe will read a history of the Pennsylvania Reserves before Encampment No 1. Last Monday Judge Over gave a history of the Fifteenth Cavalry. One week from tomorrow night Colonel H G Herrie will present a history of the Army of the Cumberland. Memorial Day services will be held at the hall of No 1 with Comrade Charles F McKenna delivering the memorial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallupe
Pennsylvania
Fifteenth Cavalry
H. G. Herrie
Army of the Cumberland
Memorial Day Committee Reorganizes in Belect Council Chamber
The Memorial Day Committee held its first meeting of the year in Belect Council Chamber and reorganized. Commander J. B. Ross of Post 41 was named Permanent Chairman and Comrade X. 5 was elected Secretary. Post 157 was assigned to conduct services at Oakland and Minersville Cemeteries. other posts will serve Allegheny Cemetery. Subcommittees will be appointed at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belect
J. B. Ross
X. 5
Oakland
Minersville
Allegheny
Open Meeting of Colonel Moody Circle No 2
Colonel Moody Circle No 2 of the Ladies of the G A B will hold an open meeting in Grand Army Hall Mr Washington next Wednesday evening. The aim is to support the Soldiers Widows Home at Hawkins Station with music speeches readings and a collection. Post 153 G A R members will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Memorial Day Plans and Post Activities Across Posts
The article notes anniversary events and Memorial Day preparations for various posts. Post 234 reports good arrangements. Fulmer to inspect Post 157 on May 8. Post 3 to be inspected by George Fulmer. Post 151’s committee advances decorations. Comrade Head of Post 259 inspects Post 97. Post 41 extends aid via Central Relief Committee. Treasurer Hoors of Post 151 active in relief work. several comrades sidelined by sickness. Post 236 to attend Sunday services at South Street M. E. Church. Comrade Russell of Post 151 attends a Friday concert. Department Commander Denniston to attend a big camp fire in New Brighton May 14. 100 cabinet-fixed photographs of Post 3 comrades to be displayed. Memorial Day Committees represented by Rous, Wood, Itrich, Zollinger, and Dr Kennedy. Comrade Pitzer of Post 41 reported in more danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To-Dat
Grant
GroncGe
Fulmer
George B. Fulmer
Comrape C. M. Head
Central Relief Committee
George Hoors
Compnors
T. D. Shaw
John Strainer
John Campbell
Post
South Street
M. E
W. C. Russell
Post 151
Denntiston
New Brighton
Posteek
Rous
Wood
Itrich
Zollinger
Dr. Kennedy
Pitzer
Memorial Day Activities and Post Reports Across Posts
Posts report memorial services plans at Oakland Baptist Church and Nine Reserve Association meetings in Pittsburgh area rooms. Post 238 to attend National Encampment in Boston with Auxiliary Circle members. Post 3 member Guerce ZirzMar died in Allegheny. Post 215 open meeting with Commander Denniston visiting. Memorial Day committee progress Northside. Goop comrade Gangwiseb injured. Post 151 concert at Odd Fellows Hall praised. New Orleans Colored Jubilee Singers entertained a full hall benefiting the post library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. RK
Hawkins Station
Post 157
West
Baptist Church
Oakland
Ninth Regiment
Pennsylvania Reserves’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Post 238
Boston
Geary No. 7
Post 8
Cameron
Quay
Senate
Comnape Guerce ZirzMar
Post 3
Ninth Reserves
Allegheny
Monaay
Post
Denniston
Chill Hazard
Thomas G. Sample
J. L. Miller
Gangwiseb
Fair Hall
Odd Fellows’ Hall
New Orleans
Sona of Veterans to begin Quartermaster duties at Camp 162
The piece notes Sona of Veterans and Brotare F C Becker to take roles at Camp 162 with a forthcoming inspection by A G Storp and Hettinger. It mentions a wedding in New York and a lawn fete at Silver Lake Grove with Major Harper Camp. The 61st annual reception of Ladies Old Society No 22 is planned at Turner Hall with Prof Guenther and the Vory Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotare
F.C. Becker
A. G. Storp
Turtle Creek
H. M. Reisl
Happy
New York
Soux
Harper Camp
Silver Lake Grove
Prof. Guenther
Ladies’ Old Society No
Turner Hall
Fourteenth Street
Southside
Vory
Art Exhibits Showcase Local Works and New Arrivals
The Stevenson Walkley collection stays on view for a few days more, with another sizable paintings show opening later at Gillespie gallery. D B Walkley’s water color head and H Z Anterberger’s landscape appear at local venues, while Groner Herzet’s bright landscape study at Mayer’s increases the gallery scene with a serene stream scene and graceful branches enhancing color and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btevenson-Walkley
Gillespie
D. B. Walkley
Boyd's
W. H. Anteberger
Young's
Groner Herzet
Mayer's
Gossip of the Guard Opens Target Practice Season in Pa National Guard
The piece reports the Pennsylvania National Guard season kickoff next Thursday with notes on personnel moves. It mentions Carram Jon P. Pe wr from the Tenth Regiment, Col Norman M. Surth solo in Boston, and a rifle match involving Sergeants Tost and McCarthy. Also covered are the Eighteenth Regiment officers school, election of Hexner Geary as Second Lieutenant, a potential new Magazine gun test, armory building plans, funding delays for state warrants, back rent suits, and questions around Lieutenant Jackson’s captaincy bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Carram Jon
Old Point Comfort
Norman M. Surth
Boston
Matthew Tost
Fourth
United States Cavalry
Thomas McCarthy
First
Washington Infantry
Miller
Center Avenue
Borsane
Sein
Eighteenth Regiment
Hexner Geary
East End
Graff
United States
Baltimore
Battery B Armory
Oesterling
Harrisburg
Adjutant General's Office
Brigade Examining Board
Jackson
Fourteenth Regiment
Adjutant General
Physical Training Practiced Across City Schools
Dr Edward M Hartwell of Johns Hopkins and a US Bureau of Education representative met Superintendent Luckey and Principal Woolls to survey gymnastic and physical training in city schools. The High School runs a girls gymnasium program with monthly demonstrations and an ice cream treat. Prof Spear leads the class of about 100 girls from all grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Hartwell
John Hopkins University
Luckey
United States Bureau of Education
Hartwell
United States Commissioner of Education
United States
C. B. Woolls
Turvereing
Allen and Humoldt
Rae
Iris
Spear
Local Schools Plan Examinations and Excursions
Notices report no fixed date for the annual city examination for provisional certificates. Misa Newtire J. Whiting joins the Allen corps of teachers. Park and Bloomfield schools set reception days May 28 and May Dh. School additions planned for Minersville district and city buildings. A teachers’ Europe excursion departs July 5 on the Devonia with twelve travelers. May 4 elections for Pittsburg and Allegheny superintendents cited. Hamilton to be re elected unopposed. A mammoth school concert proposal noted but not adopted. A 214 karat blue diamond is shown at M. G. Cohen’s on Smithfield street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Newtire J. Whiting
Allen Corps of
Toe Park
Bloomfield
Howard
Minersville
Thirty-third Street
Somers Street
Europe
Devonia
Ireland
Scotland
England
France
Belgium
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Luckey
Morrow
Hamilton
M. G. Cohen
Smithfield Street
Pain Balm Promises Quick Rheumatism Cure
Claims many chronic rheumatism cases cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm with one application easing pain and continued use providing lasting relief. Lists numerous local sellers and addresses offering the product alongside other items like cabinet photos and ladies apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Champerlain
E.G. Stucky
Penn Ave
E. G. Stucky & Co
Wylie Ave
Fulton St
Markell Bros
Penn
Faulkston
Theo
E. Ibrig
Fifth Ave
Carl Hartwig
Sutler
John C. Smith
Main At
Jas. L. McConnel & Co
Pittsburg
Allegheny
E. E. Heck
Federal St
Thos. E. Morris
Cor
Hanover
Preble Ayes
F. H. Eggers
Ohio St
F. H. Eggers & Son
Il Smithfield At
Wsa
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Beauty
A.A. Brown
J. B., McEwen
W. F. P. Vance
Jos. F
Pleasuree
Thomas M. Wright
Ingomar
Mise Jennie Brow
Sewickley Rectory
Williams Blanton
Mehon
Inpra
Kyanie & Seuster
Grand Ofera House
World's Museum
Hanlan
Toronto Bay
Hardle
von Leer
Sara von Leer
Agnes Hall
Edward A. Dithmar
New York Mirror
Dithmar
Maine
Murphy
Garrick
Fielding
Townley
Forepaugh
Adam Forepauch
Wanker
Fey
Bulchester
Cooper
Avian
Barnum
James A. Bailey
Adam Forepaugh
Ee Eet
An Penne
Assiniboine
Paris
Delaunay
Esteeen
Place
Socrelaires
J. A. Reed
Julie de Fontemilliat
W. K. Vanderbilt
Houcicault
McKer Rankin
Mr. Rankin
Jean Hoaptiste Cadeaut
Mabel Bert
Annie Woods
Charles Cowles
Lawrence Barrett
Barrett
Florence St. John
Faust
Coers
Harry Williams’ Academy of Music
Henry Burlesque Company
Academy
Salt Lake
Bandmann
Salt Lake Theater
Handmann
Gran
Evangeline
Leifer
Cartan
A. H. BoGarpvus
Mountain Meadow
Rome
Wallace
Adam Forepauch, Jr
East Liberty
McKett
New England
M. G. Conen
Smithfield St
James
Thompson
Huous & Haenz Urssu
Kwasis & Suvuster
Altoona
J. D. Hicks
Harry Painter
W. Kreider
W.P. Spielman
J. W. Curry
Theo. Burchfield
W. D. Hall
J. & Leisenring
W. D. McDowell
J. Cloyd Kreider
J. R. Brashears
J. J. Macklin
G. W. Lafferty
T. J. Charies
J. A. Hindman
William Exline
William Talbot
William Few
J. L. Macklin
C. E. Applebaugh
George Freet
D. Wefall
J. W. Corry
Union Veteran Legion News
Grand Army
Sona of Veterans
Brother Hettinger
Campa
J. A. Saint
Gillespie's
Mu. A. F. Krx
Hofmann
Temple
Fisherman's Home On the
Potomac
E. A. Poole
A& Cleve
Gousip
Margaret Davidson
Washington
Seventeenth Ward
State Educational Department
Sadie Burnett
Allen School
Florence Cook
Moorhead
Louisa Lief
Matt E. Lemmon
Franklin
Rose G. Davis
Mary A. Ruewinkle
Emma Marshall
O'Hara
Elizabeth Jenkins
Flora L. Dietrich
Jennie Chambers
Springfield
Carrie G. Botzhoever
All. Washington
Laura UC. Ragan
Forbes
Letitia D. White
Maud I. Evans
Mary B. Wymand
Lincoln
Ivy 0. Friesell
Sarah Dougl
Liberty
Ella F. Reed
Maud E. Boyer
Clara Brisbin
Lizzie R. Seed
Mt. Washington
Lillian Johns
Morse
Belle 5
McMillan
Nellie F. Kelly
Hancock
Alice McSwiggan
St. Clair
Maggie Prosser
Humboldt
Anshutz, Bradberry & Co
Schlag
Sporene
James OC. Thompson
Laptes
London
Ussa Huevas
Hace
Black Pty
Able & Shuster
Pitth Ave
Heas_z & Suvster
Augusta
John Nash
McArthurs
Ash
Lina
Lafayette
Minnie
Gertie Pierce
Ella Hawkins
Cliff Church
Lies
USA
Sixth St
Pritter’s
Sam-Nenberg
Secreety Galery
Alee Pitts
Pancen & Jones
Fifth Avenue
P. N
Rosenbaum & Co
Hayes & Kerevan
Sateens
Huevus & Hacke
DR. van Dyck
Pruritus
van Dyck
Paria
Verner
Maciel
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