Quiet social week as Pitt club hosts merry yearend events
Society in the city shows two bright moments with Mrs Watson’s Tuesday afternoon and Mrs Rickerton’s Thursday receptions. Pitt residents plan a Cleveland wedding weekend for Miss Martha Gertrude Ely and Mr William Carnegie at Trinity Cathedral with a reception on Prospect Street. The feature includes gowns, theater outings, and club dinners amid wedding preparations and notable social gatherings.
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D.T. Watson
Ricketson
Duquesne
Pitters
Cleveland
Martha Gertrude Ely
William Coleman Carnegie
Trinity Cathedral
Prospect Street
Euclid Avenue
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Max Cooper
Jeannette
Elisabeth A. Hennett
Millvale
Turner Hall
Forbes Street
City
Her. M. Sapirstein
Grant Street
A.A. Bueuerlein
Joseph Bennett
M. Rosenthal
Air
L. Cooper
B. Hirsch
Charles Denamore
Sarah
Ph. Haemburger
J. Davis
Joseph Apple
M. Mathews
Harry Cuff
George Bennett
Socials in Allegheny Club and Birthday Party
The Chicera Clubd surprised member Mr Hugh H L Parkink at his Juniata Street home in Allegheny with dancing card playing and a midnight supper. President Graham gave a testimonial while attendees named include Williams Yer Brooke Botts Wampler Lambert Taegert J Greives and many others. A separate gathering honored Miss Ella Harrison on her birthday at Robinson Street Allegheny with a large turnout and a merry group of Misses and Mesers including Harris Armstrong Craig and Pophan.
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Chicera
Hugh HL Parkink
Juniata Street
Allegheny
Graham
Williams
Yer
Brooke
Botts
Greives
Meadames Hazlett
Foreman
Parkhill
Lizzie Harrison
May Lacock
Ella Harrison
Robinson Street
Etta Lacock
Viola Brown
Lizzie Bryan
Jennie Barmaeller
Lizzie Brown
J. Tyler
Jennie
Blanche Gray
Flora Heop
Clara McPherson
Sadie Gardner
Clara Craig
Annie Irwin
M. Pritchard
Lacy Milby
Mesers
Hert Harris
Harry Armstrong
W. Brown
E. Stewart
George Craig
G. Ghre Howard Marshall
Richard Pophan
Mrs. Furguson
F. Meader
L. Kolb
H. Leria
J. Cunningham
H. Cromer
Social news from Allegheny area events and marriages
A series of social happenings in Allegheny includes Little Celia Hammer’s seventh birthday tea at 28 Market Street with friends such as Hazel Trent and Frances Fletcher. a reception hosted by Nannie Maguire. Mary Carr recitations and J Arthur Cobb solos at a party. Miss Katia Grogan’s wedding to P G McIntyre at St Paul’s Cathedral. a Rochester School literary society formation with officers. the Fthel Euchre Club’s second meeting with prizes to Charles White and Belle Dougherty. a musical at Albert Ivantine Christy’s Shady Avenue home honoring Frank A Ammon. Mrs M R Thompson’s Washington Avenue reception. Alpine Euchre Club second party at Kiinnie Frank’s Locust Street residence. a surprise party for Tennie Zeg at 72 Third Street with music and dancing.
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Celia Hammer
Market Street
Allegheny
Mrs. Hammer
Hazel Trent
Ary O'Neil
Frances Fletcher
Lulu
Lillie Cates
Annie Hirsch
Annie Mohan
May McCune
Minnie McKelvy
Mary Glover
Lillian
Clara Hammer
Nannie Maguire
Third Street
Mary Carr
J. Arthur Cobb
Miss Maguire
Katia Grogan
P. G. McIntyre
St Paul's Cathedral
Father Molyneaux
No. 25
Forbes Avenue
Fthel Euchre Club
Annie McCaffrey
Watson Street
Charles White
Aliss Belle Dougherty
John Hosennor Aone
Ts. Simepig
Albert Ivantine Christy
Shady Avenue
Allecheny
Frank A. Ammon
Pittysbore
Ammon
Alpine Enchre Club
Kiinnie Frank
Locust Street
Lena Frederizhanser
Charles Boleky
Anni Frebertzhauser
Blut Street
Local Social Notes From Cities And Towns
Miss Gertrude Ewing visits Mrs Sheppard in Oakland. Gribben couple return from Cleveland stay. Hattie Young heads to Pacific coast. E Fink family visit Dunkirk relatives. MecSwigans back from their wedding trip living on Oski nd avenue. Lula Johnson returns to Wellsville after visiting Joseph Richardson. Florence Totten goes to New York for voice study. Edith studies there. Mary Watcon finishes at School of ___ and goes to Sharon. Marie Coleman of Altoona and Macy Looean of Latrobe visit Lillie Wiggan in Southside.
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Gertrude Ewing
Phoenixville
George Sheppard
Oakland
Harry H. Gribben
Cleveland
Hattie M. Young
Penn Avenue
Pacific Coast
E. Fink and
Dunkirk
N. Y
Fink
Alexander Fink
Ferry Street
A. &. MecSwigan
Brady
Oski
Lula Johnson
Wellsville
Joseph K. Richardson
No. 3
Locust Street
Allegheny City
Florence Totten
New York
Edith
Florence
Mary D. Watacn
Bellevue
School of
Sharon
Marie Coleman
Altoona
Macy Onsee Snee Looean
Latrobe
Lillie Wiggan
Sarah Street
Southside
Inter-State Building and Loan Association Operation Details
The Inter-State Building and Loan Association complies with Pennsylvania law and requires no six months dues in advance. No bidding for loans and equal payments for all. Last year dividends exceeded 18 percent. Depositors may withdraw anytime. December series opens. Established licensed in PA October 14, 1890 with a Johnstown Local Board of 200+ shares. first loan in Johnstown December 4, 1890 for $2,000. For information contact E. L. Hawley, Genl Agt, 606 Peon Building.
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L. Ass’n
Pennsylvania
Johnstown Daily Democrat
Inter-State Building and Loan Association
Building and Loan Associations
Inter-State
Johnstown
E. L. Hawley
Agt
Peon Building
City
Our collection of small novelties in silver
Our collection of small novelties in silver is described as the most extensive and varied ever displayed in the city, replenished daily with new pieces from top makers. It invites visitors seeking affordable gifts and notes the store is open every evening at McWarth Jewelers and Silversmiths, 53 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWarth Jewelers
Fifth Avenue
We Are Enlarging Our Plant To Increase Output
An advertisement announces plant expansion to boost production and reflect prosperity. It notes beers as top ranked and widely served in bars, with related trade names and local business addresses in Trow City and Pittsburgh areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trow City Berwiye Company
Local Business Offices Relocated Amid Street Address Change
Nation. Young Mahood & Co. and E. B. Mahood announce their business now operates from 921 Liberty Street. The former location at Medlenes aiding, corner Pry and Seventh Avenue, Room 3, second floor, serves as the temporary office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation. Young, Mahood & Co
E. B. Mahood
Liberty Street
Medlenes Aiding
Pry
Seventh Avenus
Post elections lead to varied updates across posts
The report lists numerous posts and officers with commanders senior vice commanders junior vice commanders surgeons and delegates for many posts. It notes last week’s election results and previews this week’s elections and upcoming events including lectures entertainments and a grand reception under Post 290 at Penn Incline Hall.
Ruling on elections for Grand Army officers at Greenville
The Department Commander Thomas J. Stewart rules that a majority of all votes cast decides officer selection and nominations are not required. Votes for non nominees are legal, and a post cannot override the Rules and Regulations with by laws.
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Greenville
Thomas J. Stewart
Grand Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Buch
Election results among the Sons camps show varied leadership
The article lists elected officers for multiple Sons of the American Legion camps including captains, lieutenants, delegates, and alternates. Names such as J. O. Misty, A. M. O'Brien, H. P. Pastorius, J. J. Nist, and many others are named with unclear context for several camp designations and missing details.
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Davis Camp
J. O. Misty
A. M.o'brien
H. P. Pastorius
Corneil
J. J. Nist
H. A. Davis
John H. Seifert
John C. Ellis
Henry Warnecke
D. G. Brose
John Mills
Conrad Schmidt
George K. Maxwell
George Datt
Charlies Haller
Camp
George F. Henk
Charles B.bradley
John Bradley, Jr
Coun
G.I. Bleichner
Christ Roessler
Frank M. Hartfell
Deloe
Charles £. Wilhelma
John A. Bleichner
Emil Rebelo
James B. Long
B. G. Steck
Maurice Caldwell
H. G. Steck
Harvey
Charles G. Rebele
H. BK. Foulk
J. BH. Shaw
Commander Veney appoints Western Pennsylvania aides de camp
In central orders No 8 Commander in Chief W G Veney names several Western Pennsylvania officers as aides de camp on his staff. The list includes L B Houghton Pittsburg J W Rafferty John Morrow Titusville H H Davis Franklin H J Chandler Erie C J Williams Osceola David Hart and W N Taine Osmonsburg J H Stevenson Grove City R W Dinsmore Punxsutawney and George W McCracken New Castile. It is also noted that Captain William McClelland is the likely next Adjutant General.
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John 8
John F. Hunter
W. H. Hartz
Thomas Armor
E. O. Shay
James Fielding
Connell
J. Hamilton
Daniel Ashworth
T.J. Hamilton
W.H. Lambert
Emil Poerstel
J. F. Schroeder
Henry Schulte
W. F. Speer
Montgomery Cook
John Hoedel
Tru
C. Baer
H. C. Co. Olbmier
J. Brauff
Charles Fitzgerald
Hugh Morrison
George W. McCutcheon
G. G. Walters
B. F. Ferren
H. P. Kre
Charles Horn
Joseph Crawford
Thomas D. Holmes
William H. Pfeifer
William T. Gist
George Ficht
William H. H. Tyner
John P. Mc Henry
Thomas G. Bene
R. Dawson
D. M. Morrison
Fred Bevehler
Fred Lehman
W. H. Pfeifer
Louis Horst
S. H. Lore
Johan W. Hoss
John P. McHendry
Moses Fisher
A. C. Frank
J. P. Wilhelm
Dennis Mangan
George W. Powell
Isaac Ambler
George M. Buck
Guard
Thomas Watson
James W. Morris
Inside Sentinel
Jacob Braden
Outside Sentinel
Oliver Shanban
H. Blaode
W. O. Russell
J.C. Sins
James Ott
W.C. Russell
Pee Ames
J. C. Sina
D. Jones
Jo Dettis
PT. Powell
Post 155
James Lewis
Henior
Warren J. McKlvane
Philip Keim
Coate
James J.gracy
William P. Linpart
Jacob Nelson
William Beardsley
BK. Shepler
T. RL
Comrades Shepler
H. L. Hobare
John Braun
William Moffatt
T. Turner
J. Coll
Dex
Frank C. Calhoun
T. J. Terrant
John C. Swearingin
Sentinels
Victoria
A. N. Patterson
Case
Sanaa
Elecates
W. J. Patterson
H. Ngong
Q. M
R. P. Scott
A. B. Richey
John McCurdy
John M. Greer
G. W. Freeger
B. M. Duncan
Veazey
A. P. Burchfield
Department of Pennsylvania
Department
John P. Taylor
Reidsville
Mifflin County
Pennsylvania Reserves Cavalry
Richmond
Deee Headquarie
Robert Alton
Saulebury
Huntingdon County
William Wray
Marionville
Forest County
W. G. Veney
Western Pennsylvania
L. B. Houghton
Head
W. C. Russell
Pittsburg
J. W. Rafferty
John Morrow
Fasc
Charles Miller
Franklin
T. L
Titusville
J Maitlad
H.H. Davis
Fa ‘Arter
West Sg
Eagleson
Washington
Newton
Butler
H. J. Chandier
SeeeCallister
Erie
C. J. Williams
David Hart
William N
Taine Osmonsburm
J. H. Eeestd
Grove City
Vers
Dunbar
J. H. Stevenson
Scott
van R. W. Dinsmore
Punxsutawney
George W. McCracken
New Castile
Camp3 Recruits and Ball Room Etiquette Report
Camp3 will muster two recruits tomorrow night and assess one application last Tuesday. The Pastorius brothers Lehman and Jacob Schumann faced a tax contest for the lieutenancy of Camp 4, with election of John7 Jr. anticipated. Great preparations have been made for Camp3s reception at Odd Fellows Hal Southside next Friday, promising an enjoyable event. SEEFTIO asks if soldiers may wear their caps in a ballroom. the rule mirrors civilian etiquette, as inappropriate as a citizen placing a bat in the ballroom.
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Hanks
Post 215
Apourt
Salisbury Hall
Grand Army
Commape Case
Post 157
Denmark
Comrapz Harvey
Post 250
New “Zoo
Fifth Avenues
Penn Incline
Comraps Dean
Post 234
Post 238
D. W. Smythe
Old City Hall
Commrade Anmstnong
Denniston
Venniston
W. F. Aull
Richards
Drainesville
Turner Hall
Forbes Street
Army of the Potomac
Charles V. Lewis
Misa Carrie Terrant
Comrade Joe
Post 230
Post 15
Rock Point
Post 41
Thomas G. Sample
Post 128
Obe O
H. H. Beagough
John W. Moreland
Post 137
Bengough
W. J. Patterson
Andersonville
S. A. McClelland
OG. ML Green
H. J. Fulmer
Meentt
Philadelphia
Robert L. Orr
Sixty-first Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Arch Street
Allegheny
M. B. Riddie
Western Re Seminary
Germany
Monrow
W. H. Winslow
Tbis
Pastorius
Lehmanne
Jacob Schumann
John 7, Jr
Odd Fellows
Unusual Magazine Offer Promises Year of Reading
Bend 25 cents to the Ladies Home Magazine in Philadelphia and receive a full year of issues plus a premium valued at about 2 dollars each month. The note extols the offer as the most wonderful yet shown. Contact Mile Smolik at 31 Smath Street for details and holiday lamp shade designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Magazine
Philadelphia
Mile, Smolik
Smath Street
Lotta at Bijou with Ina and Musette in Pittsburgh week
Lotta performs at the Bijou Theater with Musette and the new musical comedy Ina in a Paris wartime setting. The company includes Walter Allen and others, promising fresh songs and a balanced operatic style, with Musette repeated and Ina debuting for a strong engagement.
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Lorra
Bijou
Ina
Marsden
Musette
Lotta
Pittsburg
Walter Allen
Will & Rising
George H. Broderick
Harry Brown
Lionel Bland
Frank Rolleston
Helen Adeland Colton
Dira Dayne
Mabella Wilson
William Robinson
Duquesne Theater
Hostonians
de Koven
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Tae Bank
Annie Wolf
Society of Pedadelphia
Hkateleen Hoeser Paice
Brooks
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Tuxedo Social
Messrs
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Robert Adair, Sr
J. Miller
M. M. Gray
C. Foster
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H. c Kaye
Royals
Rochester
Soalkene P
Edward Shase
Helen Bonsall
Joan Mellor
Jaereee Baldwin
Cora Woodruff
M. R. Thompson
Washington Avenue
Thompson
Luther
Tennie Zeg
Buiding and Loan Association
Haver & Keenan
Water Street
Urssa Hincus & Haczn
Er & W
Berxixne & Wits
Henry F. Miller
W. C. Whitehill
Third Avenue
Louvre
Sixth St
Bijou Theater
Union Veteran Legion
J.M. Ray
Julius Cesar
J. H. Stevenson & Co
Julius C
Guand
Harry Williams
Academt
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Hannis
Peck
Davis
Mustem
Henderson
Reginald de Koven
Harry Smith
Stuiff
Grand O House
Mr. Willard
Te — “Ll
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Trone
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Minnie Maddern
Fiske
Stoddart
A. P. Dunlop
New York Stage News
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Barrett
Broth
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Cassius
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Julius Cassar
Hepburn Jomne
de McCaull Opera Company
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Ig Zald
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W. H. MacDonald
H. C. Barnabes
Edwin Hoff
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Fi Dixon
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Charles MacCann
Barnt-Cork
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Reilly and Wood
Crystal Palace
Leoni Clarke
Prince Robin
O'Brian and Redding
Barber
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Harris
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Fifth Avenue Museum
Excelsior Jubilee
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Sibel
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Jack” Mason
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Walter Briant
Mia. J. Aylmer
Meba
Sons of Veterans
Commander In Chief
William McClelland
the Daintiest
Cleveland Powder Co
Fulton Street
Geo. K. Stevenson Co
Wm. Haslage & Son
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John A. Renshaw & Co
James Lockhart
France & Son
Sys
Mirro
Doft
Sarah Bernhardt
Antipodes
John C. Williamson
Paris
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Australia
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Heme
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Leicester Square
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Patience
Lesna Carter
Dudley
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Hill
Maurice Barrymore
Clemenceae
Estelle Clayton
Fza
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Scecne
Irwin Sisters
City Directory” Company
John H. Russell
May Irwin
Flora
May
Juliet
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Nottingham
Hucus & Hacks
Latimer
Florida
Tatimer
South
Mee Abbott
Ee Pare
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Peart
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Hagus & Hacks Building
Del
Allegheny County
J. Kevan & CO
Onfo
Frankstown
E.R. Brooks
Rosa
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