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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1890

Page

4

Mosquito Party Tops Society News At Atlantic City

An impromptu mosquito party at the Hotel Albion in Atlantic City drew Rev. Dr. Shipman Mrs. Shipman Hon John Rose and Mr Rose with Jim Walters of Johnstown. The event began at 2 50 am amid heavy rain and heat as mosquitoes disrupted sleep and provoked comic tales of the night among attendees and onlookers.

Atlantic City Dr. Shipman Shipman John Rose Rose Jim Walters Johnstown Albion Emerson

August Gatherings in the Two Cities Social Scene

Social column recalls yacht trip of Mr. Milton L Baird and companions to Morgantown West Virginia with visits to Monongahela City Brownsville and Uniontown. Numerous Allegheny and Pittsburgh residents attend garden fetes lawn gatherings and extended visits to Atlantic City Chautauqua Lake and other Northeast locales, detailing reunions travel plans and household events.

Milton L Baird George K. Anderson Roewell R. ¥. Foulk Monongahela River Morgantown West Virginia Monongahela City Brownsville Monongahela Valley Fayette County Uniontown Retorpedo Organtown Pittsburg Geneva Packet Company Baird Monongahela

The Pittsburg Theater Season Opens with Bright Prospects

The 1890 1 season in Pittsburg promises strong entertainment as all theaters will open tomorrow. Duquesne Theater reconstruction continues amid disputes with contractors and inspectors but is nearing completion under David Henderson. Harris death rumors are denied and new productions including Fatherland and The U S Mail are planned with notable performers Gardner Sheffer Blakeley and Wilson in key roles.

Pittsburg Duquesne

Charle Coghlan to support Langtry in London season

CHARLE COGHLAN will support Mrs Langtry during her London season. She appears in Antony and Cleopatra starting in November. Lady Dunxo rejoins Mr Augustus Harris' company in Dublin as Venus in the burlesque of that name and is engaged for the next pantomime at Drury Lane. A fourth actor in William A Brady's spectacular production The Bottom of the Sea is seen fighting a giant octopus in a 20 minute undersea sequence. Russell's comedians present a new edition of The City Directory in Denver. Next week they tour Omaha Indiana and Philadelphia at Chestnut Street Opera House. One hundred auxiliaries will be used in Brady's Irish Arab. Scenery by Harley Merry. Cast includes Gaylor, Handysides, Ward, Ward, Renee, Barry, Story. The Clipper Theater under James M. Peet to open Sept 1 with McCaiffrey Dempsey Burlesque. Geor gie Parker stars in U S Mail. Minbie Palmers opens Herrmanns Gaiety with The King's Page. The Dizey engagement loss at Chicago Columbia Theater noted. McCann Opera to perform The Seven Swordsman in English. Reeves burlesque of Faust leaves Buffalo in palace car. Carl Thelen leads the orchestra. Marie Dressler stars. Mr Reeves plays the stone part. The season features many shifts and new companies.

Charle Coghlan Mrs. Langtry London Lady Dunxo Augustus Harris Dublin Venus Drury William A. Brady Russell Denver Tovor Grand Opera House Omaha Diana Philadelphia Chestnut Street Opera House Harley Merry Mths Gaylor Clarence Handysides James W. Ward Carris Clark Ward Marie Renee Eleanor Barry Jessie Story Atletico Levent Avenue New Grant Street Georgie Parker Soubratte U. S. Mail John Wanamaker U.S. Mail Minbie Palmer Herrmann Richard Genee Chicago Marquis de Ravellac John Howson Harry Standish Minnie Dilthey Harry de Lorme Grnereat Jour B. Carson Columbia Theater Columbia Av. H. ‘Averly C. H. McConnell J. M. Aili Dan Steeley Dixey Hewex Bancroft Mra Leslie Carter Europe Teutonic House of Is Mr. Godall Hanley Genevieve Ward Lady Sandhurst Ncroft Kendal Carter McCanll Opera Company Carl Millecker Seven Buabln Hammerstein Harlem Opera House Buffalo Carl Thelen Imperial Theater Cologne Marie Dressler Martha Reeves Stone J. M. Whitman Dispatcn Franklin Fyles New York Sun Francis Wilson Bowery Eva Mountford Fay Templeton Gerry Christopher Columbus James Reilly Marka Union Square J. W. Coffee Ward John Jimmy Wesley Banker Richards Bailey Devers Demasy Harry Davis Fifth Avenue Museum Ad Ston Gie Curio Stendell Edison Lobton Soc Lester and Hardman McCloud Mell Frankie J Fish Charles A. Mack Brahams

Grand Army Day Reunion Plans At Rock Point

The General Grand Army Day Committee met to review subcommittee reports for the September 17 reunion at Rock Point on the Erie and Pittsburg Railroad. They report progress, expect the grove to near capacity, and have arranged 50 cent round trip tickets with the Pennsylvania Company. Meals will be provided by the Ladies of the G A R and Woman's Relief Corps for 26 cents, with bands and amateur entertainments planned.

Grand Army Rock Point Erie and Pittsburg Pennsylvania Company G. A. R. and Woman's Relief Corps Srz and Comnade Erié and G. A. KR Woman's Relief Co Western Pennsylvania Sons of Veterans A. K

One Hundred Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers Reunion

The society of the One Hundred Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers (Roundheads) holds a reunion aboard the steamer Mayflower on Wednesday. Organized September 28 1860 in Pittsburgh, it preserves regimental history and honors officers and soldiers of the One Hundredth Pennsylvania Volunteers and their families as honorary members. The regiment recruited across multiple towns, was mustered August 31, 1861, re-enlisted January 1, 1865, and served to war’s end with 2014 enrolled, 24 killed in action, 29 died in rebel prisons. The Sundowner Brigade will attend in large numbers to provide entertainment.

Society of the One Hundred Pennsylvania, Veteran Volunteers Roundheads Pittaburg Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Volunteers United States Washington New Wilmington Pulaski Wurtemburg Portersyville Darlington Tere Plain Grove Princeton Fastbrook Milbrook Henderson Morcereas New Castle Elizabeth Allegheny County Webster Westmore Lsi Sundower Brigade Guoiia

Encampment No 1 Eyes Attendance at Fifth National Encampment

Encampment No 1 of the Union Veteran Legion aims to send about 200 members to the Fifth Annual National Encampment in Fort Wayne Indiana on October 15. Transportation costs are expected to be lower this year with many applications pending and new members joining weekly. The group also notes related activities including local lectures and the upcoming women’s auxiliary meeting in Fort Wayne.

Union Veteran Legion Ft. Wayne Ind Pennsylvania Allegheny Ronce Legion G.A. B Boston Chapman Massachusetts N. V. L. Polcey Fort W Mra Emma J. Barkan National Ad Sene Wade M. J. Graham H. G. Wae Anema John A. Danks Bradford County Caidpment i Mme, A. Roppert Pitsburg Fifth Avenue Hamilton Building A. Ruppert

Reunion planned for Forty-Sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers

Arrangements for the Forty-Sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers reunion proceed under Regimental Secretary George R. Beechar and Captain J. M. Craig with Lieutenant Cyrus Shado Joseph Niland and others. The event at the Hotel Hamilton is set for September 17, the Antietam anniversary, with plans for a group visit to a local site and additional program features to be finalized.

Pennsylvania George R. Beechar J. M. Craig Cyrus Shado Joseph Niland Hamilton Antietam Hock Point

Reunion Hopes High for 46th Regiment Return

Survivors around Pittsburgh and Allegheny anticipate the next reunion of the 46th Regiment with eager, hopeful spirits. Comrade Heecher notes only good weather is needed, a rare request to the weather bureau, as officers and former leaders like Colonel James Ballistine and Major William Mathews are listed among those serving or associated with the unit.

Pittsburg Allegheny Heecher Weather Bureau Che Seid Jonel Joseph F. Knipa James 1S Ballist

Pennsylvania Reserve Day at Department Encampment

During the semi annual gathering of the Department of Pennsylvania the Ing dey allocates September 2 as Pennsylvania Reserve Day with dedicatory services at the National Cemetery. Commander Denniston reports readiness for a grand encampment on Cemetery Hill with tents hay and a band. The event runs August 30 to September 6 featuring moonlit evenings and rail arrangements for attendees from the western end including Allegheny urging comrades to bring blankets for comfort in camp.

Department of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania National Cemetery Denniston Cemetery Hill Aaetae Sean Allegheny Nce

Eighty Second Pennsylvania Regimental Association Excursion

The Eighty second Pennsylvania Regimental Association based in Philadelphia arranged a September tour to Richmond and Fredericksburg battlefields. Members will depart Philadelphia Monday morning and return Saturday with visits to Fair Oaks Cold Harbor Marye Heights Chancellorville and other sites. Hotel and travel costs quoted at seventeen dollars per person with car fare and expenses included. Company B from Philadelphia expected strong turnout.

Eighty-second Pennsylvania Regimental Association Philadelphia Richmond Fredericksburg Fair Oaks Cold Harbor Ae Ore Roe Chancelloraville Marye’s Heights Salem Church

Parade posts mistaken in Boston listing corrected

A Boston parade notice corrected an earlier error stating many local posts were in line. The only posts confirmed in a body with colors were Posts 123 from Albany and 41 from this city. Credit accordingly.

Boston Albany

Soldiers Homecomings and Post Notes From Pennsylvania Encampments

Comnanz B. Wree of Post 5 remains on the sick list while Reserve Day looms large in Pennsylvania. Pattensom returns from Boston as posts report brisk pension business. several commanders and members plan homecomings and meetings, with Post 3 and 155 noted for activity and an increase in post affairs amid encampment chatter.

Hows Sweet Home Comnanz B. Wree Pennsylvania Commane W. J. Pattensom Boston

Visitors and Residents Arrange Short Stay in City

Mr John Porter is at Atlantic City Miss Jonnie Biack is home from Spring Lake Mr W W Whitesell is home from Atlantic Mr and Mrs Robert Osburn nee Miss Howell of Philadelphia are here for a few days visiting Mr Osburns relatives They have been traveling through Vic and are now on their way back to C y where they were married a few weeks ago They will make a to visit here stopping on th way to their home in Riverside Cal

BR. G. Bailey New York L Goldschmit Atlantic City A. Orr John A. Edwards Cora Jones Alder Street East End Stine and Ter Mansfield Point Keemegun Squire A. H. Leslie Canada A. Willeeee L Wildberg Wink Tana Rock Lick Oreball Co W . Virginia Rena Walt Tastin Street Harrisburg E. Swensson Edward G. Lang Allegheny Point Chautauqua Mamie Schairer G. C. Schairer Legheny Edward G. Sanders Paulien Dreifus Franklip Street Niagara Falls Lakes Colwell Street H. BH. Livingston Pieter Lon Rewland Visi See Fatabontneewo Henry A. Reibert Joliet, Til John Reibert Sewickley J. Phillips Muskoka Lake Region C. A. McClaren Fifth Avenue Ida V. Simonton Butler Ion Springs Ambrose G. Budd Pittsburg le Bretagne Rea Mountington Lake View Cottage Joan Thompson Avenue the Lakes Celia Living Congress Street Mountains Misees Listie McCann Katie Walker East Liverpool Mra. A McWilliams Carrie Speck Pride Street N.Y Florence Miller Chautauqua Grant Street Flora Young Aetenqma School of Gymnastica Jennie Gardner Wheeling W. Va Minont Society Kerry Street J. Anderson Barker Miss May Theresa Lippert Marion Street Millie Penn Avenue Chautanqua Minnie Powers McKeesport Point Chautanqua Mamie Won Speeatows Mattie Cecelia McCambridge Forbes Avenue Kate Hosbach Marion Station Liezie B. Armstrong George F. Lang Joseph Jones Allerbeny Lake Chautauqua D. H. Lewis Jeannette Oakland Ebensburg Kate Kerr Eighth Ward Jamestown Oeeee Florence Lowry Brigantine Beach Rhoda R. Bowler School of Physical Culture Tillie M. Beck T Street Mies Lizzie Davis Sampson Street Coggyre Saxonburg Harry T. Hamilton Mene Tinea Erect Irwin Avenue Wasbesed Deaoee D. B. Galway Stine Side McGregor South Area Dertipringa Mion Jessie V. Long Hf Neo Greenawalt Frank Misa Niba Jacksonville Niege J. C. Miller Ackley Street Allevor Wanmer B. &. Spaulding Edith Fannie M N. J Morgantown Margaret Hache Kater Davia Wilson Fannie Karl King Lovdia Pekea Messrs W. 8. Nesbit A. H. Mercer Montana Wyoming Yellowstone Park Yawdy Falls Yellowstone Lake Willis Smith No. 14 Oakland Square Wichita Boston A.C. Brace Heaver Hachinson South Street C. M. Carothers William Hope Latrobe C. Leonard Richburg N. Y Borths Potter Booth Street Beaver Falls James A. Wilson Joseph Huff Pennavenua Oliver Johnston Coal Street Chautauqua Lake Munrow Akinsburg Olive Keifer Clarion, Pa R. W. Barnets Ross Street Kate O’mally Swissvale Liszie Ryland Sharpsburg Cornellman McCune McCune Berkley Springs Mra. Pershing Penn Avenua William Rice A. W Wood Street Bishop Kephart Iowa Ren North Street Ingleside Westmoreland County Charles Leonard Racyng Park Place Richbury J. C. Bookstone Abbott Cne Franklin G Georgia Lowry Ligonier Messia James John M. Colty Parnassus Thom Trenton Avenue Wrs W. B. Harbison Atlantic Margaret Hay Murraysville Wilkinsburg Bestle Barnett Clarion R. W. Barnett al Swift Ross Adelphia George Harper BR. Wright Greensburg Brookstoce Abbott Street Titusville Mia Carhart Charles A. Laufman Miss Gle Benshare Maud Ane Maxwell Franklin Street Maggie Stevenson Waterloo R. P. Duff Hawkins’ Station St. Clair’s W. Wilkins A. W. Fraizer Clara Jennie Ward Peon Avenas Gertrude Martin J. B. Anderson Lee George Sean Charlotta East End Avenue Seashore A. E. Siveter Cheat River Breege Matthew H. Hennin Wallace Street A. C. Duncan Hematite Nellie Lake Chantauqua Bila O’brien San di Cal F. D A. A. Senet Chicago Indianapolis St Louis F. M. Gordon M. Horner Ee. Park William Richardson Altoona Rome Rev. J Nettle Orr H. W Matos John Porter Jonnie Biack Spring Lake W. W. Whitesell Atantic City Mr. and Spyder Edgeworth Spring Labs Lawrence and Charles Woods Miss Detweller Lakewood Allen Wood Silas Louise Osburn Bell Rock Ne. H. Blair Robert Osburn Miss Howell Philadelphia Mr. Osburn

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