Pittsburg Society Scenes Reflect Quiet East End Charm
Two Pittsburgh socialites discuss speech habits contrasting Sewickley and East End residents. The piece covers a string of society events including dances at the Club Theater, receptions at Mr. Wallace’s home, and arrivals of Philadelphians. It notes weddings, debutantes, lectures, art society functions, and planned benefactions across the two cities with numerous local hostesses and prominent attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Sewickley
East End
Sreo
Art Society
Pittsburg Club
Pennavence
William H. Good
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
America
Goodyear
Netherlands
Edmund Russell
Concordia Club
Concordia
Russell
Social Weeks Fringed With Weddings Parties In Two Cities
West Braddock hosts reception for Dr W M Carothers and bride Miss Ger prone Robins as 200 friends attend from Greensburg Connellsville and beyond. Entre Nous club meets at Miss Brennen's Fifth Avenue home with a lively game night and prizes. A surprise Basket Avenue party honors Miss Jennie Van Horn with friends and relatives from Braddock East End and Beaver Falls. Dr Zecharias Hodson enjoys a Thursday eve gathering at Gundy Creek with games music and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Nichol
Labor Bureau
Washington, D. C
Braddoo
Frank D. Saupp
Edgar Thomson &Eel Works
Altoona
H. D. Graham
Hemlock
Keny
Philadelphia
New York
Mills May Shanahan
Federal Street
Clara Stewart
W. L. Dhurtlough
Braddock
Williamstown
W. Ya
Daniel Oskin
New York City
Richard Thomas
Oskin
William L. Lapsier
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock Avenue
West Braddock
W. M. Carothers
Ger
Robins
Ted
Greensburg
Meert
Camden
N. J. Connellsville
Lapley
A. M. Scott
Mra. White
Harry Kite
Indiana
Carothers
Entre Nous
Euobre Club
Jeasie Brennen
Fifth Avenue
Bertha Maadock
Gertrude Koaka
Ela Sheibier
Deasie Brennen
Jennie Charles
Blanch Moran
Gertrude Moran
Manis Seaforth
Midie Seaforth
Teresa Howler
Sadie Force
Nellie Force
A. G. Rotrock
Snake
John Howley
Joseph Schrankel
Gitven
Jennie van Horn
Join van Horn
Basket Avenue
Eighth Street
Frank van Horn
Carrie Reynolds
East End
Clara Hays
Swissvale
Dot Porter
Ada Histon
Sue Kinney
al ——— Ceeen Een Ore Unennett
Nina Jacre
Zecharias Hodson
Gundy Creek
Maury E. Lovee
Ruthie Wood
J J Woodvine
Ma Jennie
Jennie Xw de Miocatrt
Lacie Vord
Hester Poelle Deemer
Loewe Tangron
Second Annual Reunion Promised By Tancred Commandery
A second annual reception and reunion is planned at the Alvin Theater in Tancred Commandery No. 4 in the city for January 81 next. A committee of arrangements is named including A. Bishop and J. Miller. numerous members and guests attended the prior event and gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale College Glee and Banjo Club
Carnegie Hall
Yale
Anslusinas
Glee Club
Duquesne Club
Tancred Commandery
Alvin Theater
Bir Knights
A. & Bishop
A. Eateeh
S. P. Walker
J. ? Miller
A. V. Haines
D. A. Stevenson
C. C. Baer
W. &. Brown
Iliam McConway
L. T. Brown
J. T. Cunningham
G. & Houghton
W. J. Caskey
J. H. Speer
Harry Leuler
D. F. Collingwood
Samuel Moody
D. L. Gilpeapte
W. C. Thompson
Kennedy Price
G. Mebriest
J. M. Boyd
W. L Mantin
Pennsylvania Railroad Tour Announcements for 1843
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company outlines personally conducted tours for 1843. The first tour to Golden Gate California departs Pittsburgh near February 2 and 29, with prices 350, 540, and 495 dollars for three tours. Florida tours run five itineraries January 81, February 24, February 26, March 29, and include two weeks in the South, with return validity until May 39, 1893. For itineraries contact Thomas B. Wact, Passenger Agent Western District, Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Golden Gate
California
Pittsburg
Florida
Thomas BE. Wact
Western
Local Holiday Furnishings Offered Across Shops
Readable notes describe suède items, shirts and jackets, brick and blue accents, with prices from $1 to $2. AVAL on sixth street opposite Bijou Theater promotes men’s furnishings, smoking jackets and toilet articles. LaLires at Corner Smithfield and Diamond Street lists tickets and reserved seats at Eleber Bros, 506 Woodserpok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVAL
Sixth Street
Bijou Theater
LaLires
Smithfield
Diamond Streevia
Eleber Bros
Woodserpok
Christmas Telegram Presents at Solomon & Ruben Store
Special Telegram from North Pole announces beautiful presents for Pittsburg children to be distributed by Solomon & Ruben starting Monday morning December 12 at 76 o'clock. Shoppers urged to buy Christmas suits or overcoats at low prices from $1.50 to $10, with every purchaser receiving a present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole Telegraph CO
North Pole
Messrs
Solomon & Ruben
Smithfield
Diamond Sts
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Plac
Children's Department
Santa Claus
Dee. Ro
List of Presents for Free Distribution at Smithfield and Diamond Streets
A reading lists hundreds of donated items including xylophones, hobby horses, tool chests, drums, wheelbarrows, guns, candies, school bags, typewriters, writing desks, footballs, trumpets, telescopes, dominoes, money purses, and more. Free distribution available at 9 Smithfield and Diamond Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield and
J, Diamond Sts
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Club
H. D. Deony
A. E W. Palmer
Mra
M. W. Watson
Mra Sewell
William T. Wallace
Pittburg
Anna
Evelyn Jones
Gamel
Wein
Mra Wallace
Mra Gormley
William Cassidy
Miss Holtship
Mra Henry Heldship
Lincoln Avenue
Heldship
Seer Society
Miss Holdship
Caroline Dane
John Semple Clarke
Charles J. Clarke
St Mary's Church
Thomas G Marna
Mamie Sharp
Mia Emily Carstairs
Bertha Hunter
Dorothy Baines
Mabel Clarke
Millard F. Lane
James Clarke
Frank H. Lane
Wheaton Smith
William H. Sincer
Walter Albert Pease, Jr
William W. Bink
Benjamin G. Wells
Edith Lane
Moss Elizabeth Cépenhaven
William Ralston Crabbe
Shadyside Academy
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington
North Presbyterian Church
Allegheny
Elizabeth A. Reymer
Philip Reymer
Robert A. Totten
John D. Fox
Mary B. Kier
Christ Church Chapel
Georgetown Convent
Arlington Hotel
Russell Harrison
Harriet Lane Johnson
Dahlgren
Admiral Dahlgren
William T. Sherman
Phil H. Sheridan
Potter Palmer
Crelorama Hall
Calvary M. E
Emanuel Harris
Mayflower Street
Manette Orchestra
Dianatio Circle
William Pitt Literary Society
Harris
Bertha Schreiner
John Schreiner
William Stevenson
Stevenson & Co
Weilaville, O
del Monte Euchre Club
Mies Idea Boyle
M. E
Duquesne Conservatory of Music
Bhat
Hazelwood
Miss Davis
J. M. Davis
George H. Lysle
Mokeessport
Alera
AlcKeesport
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church of Braddock
Oakland Hall
Yacman Quarter
McKeesport
Ladies' Aid Society of the
Southside Hospital
St. Mark's Guild Rooms
Kixhbteonth Street
Southside
Allegheny High School
BE. Stanley Burielyn
Margaret A. Crouch
Alr. W. Clif Mecausland
Joseph Willins, Sr
Oakland
Tus Firth Avenue
Carlton Club
New Turner i Forbes Avenue
Messia
Robert Hickenbottom
James Stewart
Aileheny
Hickenbottom
Post 8
Prat
Daniel Penwell
George W. Wasson
Charles Bolte
John Poyntz
Thomas Poyntz
John McCombs
George Rothwell
William Penweil
Jennie Schreck
Phillips
Charles Young
John Young
William Duttney
Henry Duttney
Robert McFarlan
J. A. Fonwell
Daniel Beee
Spen
National Association of Letter Carriers
Turner Hall
Fortes Street
J. Ilton Iavs
John B. Larkin
Frank Neale
W. 5. Hatheway
Ay Sc
Federal Club
Arch Street
Mary McKelvy
Harry Thompson
A.H. Schreiver
F. P. Jen
J. E. Moore
Haugh
J. Sorg Fens
N, Babcock
J. R. Pearson
F. Vosel
Cook
Magnolia Euchre Club
Mangold
Troy
Hureday
Clara Siemon
Demmier
May Wheeler
Mr. Kaiser
Tulle Nickel
Clara
Nellie Siemon
Anna Braun
Gussie
Bioms Nickel
Belle Andriesen
Millie
Eda Manold
Messrs. Kaiser
Dermimler
Siemon
Ioxel
Ede
Guertoer
Mathews
H. E. Monroe
Irwin
Sant Luther
Latner
Worms
James Dowling
Corey Avenue
Dowling
May Anderson
Steubenville, O
Wilson, Jr
Pirphia
Baltimore
Lundes’ Aid Society
Turtle Creek Presbyterian Church
Tussda
Cottlow
Royal Picture
Starela Cw & Sons
Singy
Russia
Ter
Himmelrich
Market Street
Braddock Ave
Cleveland
Creveland Baxine Powper Co
C. N. Hoadann
Gail Borden Eagle’ Brand
Ruben Pittsburgh
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