Wedding Bells In Washington Street Promenade
A festive week highlights multiple weddings in the city. Mrs. Wateon-Sproul united at Trinity Episcopal Church with a 46-robe choir and a royal reception on Lincoln Avenue. Nearby society events feature4 o clock tea for Emma Juch and a fashionable hostess gathering, while New Year observances hint at quiet celebrations and shifts in traditional customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Boner
Lincoln Avenue
Juch
E. M. Ferguson
Emma Juch
Rass Seaner
Annie D. Negrey
Gecortell Lybaltar
Delightful entertainments and meetings noted in local notices
Mr Albert Von Christy hosted a pleasant but informal evening at his home on Friday. A Garden Circle Literary Society meeting drew a largely attended audience and elected officers for the year. Mr and Mrs David Anderson of Ackly entertained a few guests at dinner on Christmas Day. Mr and Mrs James Shipman of Ninth Grove area hosted guests around 3 o clock on Christmas Day. A notable work event was celebrated Monday evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs J A Gordon with invited guests and a warm gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Frauenheim
L. Vilsack
West End
J. E Miller
Miller
Jos
Mine Miller
Daisy E. Hunter
W. C. Hunter
Taylor Street
Wiliam H. Corbett
Ee Rauves Caveman
Ir. W. Bhrom
Fox Fourth Presbyterian Seca
Ella Street
Edgewood Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fourth Avenue
Lillian Riggs
W. J. Riggs
Southside
Elmer Milsworth Caddes
Allegheny
AL Peony
John Craft
David One Chen M
Ee Theo
H. B. Gross
Atak
Ida A. Lenz
John Loeffart
Spring Garden Avenue
Br. B. Pick
Anna Lens
George Kireb
Albert von Christy
Garden Circle
Afr
J. A. Gordon
Rims
Pardpass
John Wagner
J. R. Harrah
W. Mase
Shamokin
Connell
Seucaeusae
Wooters
Philadelphia
Department of Pania
Peareetpee Aten
Turner Hall
Tom Kay
Philadel- ES
Dr. Sadler's
Johnstown
Carrie V. Sherriff
Naha Boxea
Otc
Charles A. Steiger
Washington
Ev 2
William E. Long
H. Ll. Hoburg
James L. Dawson
J. D. Brookes
Charles Swearingen
John Braun
James Cannon
Lagaioness
A. Ferrans
Sentinels
Peter Doonsy Counail
Ap Victor
Delagaces
Po H
O's. Smollval
Pattereras
John Ternatea
James L
A W.H. Hh. Chester
Social notes and New Year events across Allegheny
Miss Geyer visits Miss Porter on Western Avenue. Sylvan Social hosts a New Year’s Eve reception at Union Rink in Allegheny. Miss Jordan leaves for New York for winter. Dancing Academy plans a New Year’s Eve reception. Miss Cartin vacationing in Columbia. Miss Lies visiting Arch Street relatives in Allegheny. Mrs E J Clark hosts a January 10 concert in Masonic Hall Washington Street Allegheny City. Van-Meutre Gates to debut with local chorus. Scores highlight School Heights event in No 7 room. Davis Commanders to perform at Castle Hall. Souvenir sales and social gatherings for visiting Indy patrons.
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Geyer
Porter
Western Avenue
Sylvan Social
Union Rink
Allegheny
Jordan
Marion Street
New York
Abe
Yustebarat Ue Paaane Anerar Thoma
Dancing Academy
Elodie Cartin
Westlake School
Chartiers Township
Columbia
Christine Lies
Philadelphia
George Lies
Arch Street
Gertrude Clark
Pituhborg
E. J. Clark
New
Masonic Hall
Washington Street
Allegheny City
Van-Meutre Gates
Davis
Castle Hall
Spam Serer
Indy
Sewickley Social Notes Holiday Gatherings Highlight Local Scene
Sewickley social notes list Mite Minnie McKnight visiting from Philadelphia, Mr. John Semone and Sarah Jones attending events with the Wardeworths of Catkines, Miss Bessie Anderson returning from Cincinnati, and Mrs. Oliver hosting a dance in New York. Invites go to Choral Hall for the annual holiday edition led by Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Glenmore, with committees including Mrs. Brace and Mrs. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewickley Roclery
Minnie McKnight
Philadelphia
John Semone
of 'S
Sarah Jones
Wardeworth
Burrows
Bessie Anderson
Park Place
Howl
Cincinnat
Mies— Semple
Mies Fleming
J. B. Oliver
Quay
Catherine Warden
Pyp
John Warden
Panesaat
Scarcity of Sailors Delays Naval Vessel Commissioning
Navy officials work to man two new warships, the Charleston and Baltimore, amid a shortage of Pacific coast sailors. The Charleston awaits crew at Mare Island, with overland transfer considered. the Baltimore sails from Philadelphia to Norfolk for final outfitting.
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Pacific Coast
Watersoetox
Navy Department
Navy
Charleston
Baltimore
Mares Eae
Pacific
Panama
Easten
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Accident Injures City Clerk Official Eye in Chestnut Ridge Hunt
Marshall McClain of the City Clerk's office was accidentally shot in the eye during a hunting trip at Chestnut Ridge. The incident involved a member of the hunting party and resulted in significant eye injury with immediate medical attention sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall McClain
Chestnut Ridge
New York Syndicate Plans Pittsburg Summer Spectacle
James Collins, representing a New York syndicate including P. T. Barnum, J. A. Bailey, Imre Kiralfy, and A. A. Stewart, arrives in Pittsburg to lay plans for a six week summer show attracting regional audiences. The project aims to draw crowds from surrounding towns and neighboring states with grand operatic and melodramatic elements, promising a spectacular exhibition unlikely to be forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgers
James Collins
New York
P. T. Baroum
J. A. Bailey
Imre Kiralfy
A. A. Stewart
Mr. Collins
St George's
Staten Island
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Babylon
Rome
Nero
Mexico
Soneal Picuwarg
A Hole in the Ground Heads Grand Opera House Run
The Grand Opera House hosts Bobby Gay Lor and Marie Rene in the comedy A Hole in the Ground opening Monday December 30 and running through the week with matinees on Saturday and New Year’s Day. Amid gossip of cast moves and theater news, Harry Kernell’s company visits Academy of Music while Gunter buys Prairie land and plans new stage ventures in New York.
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Gropen House
New York
Metropolia
Tve
Bobby Gagin
Marie Rene
Grand Opera House
Hoyts
Someraaulis
Harry O. Janey
Julisn Mitchell
Harry Kernell
Academy of Music
William A. Brady
Gondoliers
London
UE Sone Ee Hoiday
Mn. Dawson
Bison Theater
Harry Kernels
Minmie Palm
Drury Lane
Lodon
Sofaderella
Bobby Gaylor
New York City
Benaga
A. CO. Gunter
W. Howart Poots
Alice Raynor
Proctor’s Fulton Opera House
Lancaster
Untitled snippet hints at a museum feature and events
A fragmentary item from a newspaper page notes a featured exhibit at the World's Museum this week. It mentions a performer or figure called Big Bitten and references various entertainments and wine related items, with unclear context and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neney
Bs Big Bitten
Homes Art and Artists Show At Pittsburg Art School
Private view features three new paintings by John W Beatty with titles Mohican ean EGutalde the Village and A Black Tel Ma. at Boyd's a scene in a garden shows soldiers, a fallen hat, and a splash of color. L Walter Eisenlohr copy after A Manure admired for skill. HB Stevenson exhibit at Gillespie's praised for strength and composition.
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John W. Beatty
Pittsburg Art School
Pontek
Boyd's
Ares
L. Walter Eisenlohr
A. Manure
Gilespio
HB Stevenson
Gillespie
Cooper's Battery in the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps
A fragmentary 1860s-era note recalls Battery B of Cooper’s Light Artillery from Mount Jackson and Lawrence County, its commander Captain J. H. Cooper, and William McClelland’s service. It also mentions letters from General Weinwright to James A. Gardner and updates on Union veterans, encampments, and post events in New Castle and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps
Pennsylvania
Mount Jackson
Lawrence County
Cooper
J. H. Cooper
Wiliam McClelland
Serviee
James A. Gardner
New Castle
C. 8
Weinwrighti
Europe
Getsysburg
Gettys
Erin Hennettanke
Installations and officers named for posts 1 17 and 21 3
Post installations and officers for the year 1000 will be installed at the first January meeting. Names list many comrades assigned to install officers for Posts 1i7 and 21h across counties with locations including Tarentum Turtle Creek and West Elizabeth, noting several sponsors and dates.
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Gbeny
Jon Dittes
Bost
Jghe
Burebfeld
Geo Oars
Fioke Hill
Wiliam
Lockhart
Baie
William McCjelland
John F. Paneer
Ase M. Balk
A.B. Aukin
William
J. Bush
Lewis
Barenett
Elizabeth
John Lee
Tarentum
James L. Graham
Puttnam
W. &. Speer
Fees
Turtle Creek
Thome G. Jones
Homestead
Foster Alward
Guaile
Patton
West Elizabeth
Soutohn
Bolen
Soldiers' Home plans and Minnesota reunion mention
An inmate of the Soldiers' Home at Minneapolis reflects on national and state efforts to establish homes for veterans. He notes Minnesota's push to create a state home for its citizens and describes the ongoing Mt Washington G A R Fair events with patriotic performances and plans for a New Year watch night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnebaha
Mino
Washington
Ie National
Peleasteroeta
Legida
Minnesota
Tte
Commonwealth
Mt. Washington
G. A. R. Mt. Washington
Mia
Sadler
Misa Edith Smithson
Mre
Simpson
Dean
of Scouta
Boss
Willian
Old Friends' Club Dinner Noted in Pittsburg Gathering
The annual Old Friends' Club dinner in Pittsburg was held on a December evening at Hersberger’s, with an elaborate menu. Attendees enjoyed food, conversation, and veteran camaraderie as Post 125 flourishes. Officers of the post were installed on Tuesday January MM by Colonel John A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Friends’ Club
Pittsburg
Cife Hersberger
Bons of Veterans and the Fale Riders
ALG members of the Lincoln's Birthday Committee are asked to assemble at Charles Sabet 2M Woodstreet on Saturday at 7 30 to complete arrangements for the celebration. Lapras Arp Bociett No 1 was inspected yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fale
Lapras
Arp Bociett
ALG
Lincoln's Birthday Committee
Charles Sabet
Woodstreet
City militia funds and drills noted in Putil notice
City council plans nearly eight thousand dollars for militia support as the Eighteenth Regiment reports drills and new rifles from Harrisburg. Elections are set in Company G for a vacancy, while officers discuss armory moves and temporary occupancy ahead of a new armory plan.
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Vane
United States
Renaskene
CaPrain
Puti
U. S. Army
Erisan Ae
Meaheed
Hunt
Rutledge
Renee Ne
Tae
Charlea Holmes
Harrisburg
Exchan
Capers Hamilton
Jackson
Axline
Hawkins
Orvun Oeeisss
Southside
Thirteenth Streets
Conomm Bow
Oontrol
Denny
Colanet
Fur Cloaks and Muffs Slashed Before Monday Stock Sale
Bargains on capes and stoles sweep the fur department with prices cut for Astrakhan fur capes, Persian lamb capes, mink capes, sealskin sets, and monkey furs. Wide discounts target early Monday morning shoppers as stock is cleared before the cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarkets
Jos
Baum Marten
Dan Netare Lux
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Beauty
Charlies
Beesie
Sian & Someen
Mrs. McKee
Aira
McKee
Sean
Secial Notes
Marshall McClate
Grand Opera
Mig McNichol
Juch Company
Ereta
Dion Boucicauilt
Boucicault
Thaplot
London Life
Rtcal Metropolis
New York Mirror
Wood
James Brown Porren
Paris
Camille
Theodora
Griapys
J. M. Hill
Juliet
Cinis
Memoras
Beotles
Boston
Alice Hi
Harrison
the Mirror
Wilson Barrett
Fifth Avenue
Paney
J. EK. Emmet
Ocean Axe
Poonan
Ania Ae
Atihe Cues
Marfager David Huxprrsom
Gilbert and Sullivan Pfers
John Stetson
A. M. Palmer
Palmers
Onion
Woake
Ais Cntoager
Pearly
Wm. A. Brapy
Dion Boucicault
Abby Neces
Rano
Rane
M. Avia
Godden
Charles Abbott
Hen Teal
Abbott
Maggie Mitchell
Tonal
Rotson
Mr. Teal
Ite
Ition Agg Bane
MB Wood
Homes Art and Artists
Danks
Sinas A
Benprices & OG
Forbold
Haven & Keays
Frausnheim & Vilcack
Latimer's
Soo
T MI Latimer
Allegheny, Pa
Hunter
Ina
J. W. Hunter
Thos. C., Jenkins
Davies
Hanee & Kena
Wadler
J. A. Gallinger
Sixth Street
Bebo
Ven Dyck
Dr. van Dyck
Ers
Mattelesse Newmarkets
Boggs & Buhl
Federal Street
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