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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1892

Page

4

Union of church seasons could affect a marriage

The piece speculates on a possible union between the Presbyterian week of prayer and the Episcopal Lent, framing a wedding as an economical arrangement. It notes social expectations, hostess schedules, and the likely quarrel over whether forty days or seven should dominate, while acknowledging relatives rarely agree on such heart matters.

Tr Ts Presbyterian Church Episcopal Church

Debatante of the Season and the Seven Foolish Virgins

The article critiques debutantes and marriage in a dated social context. It describes a season’s debatante cast as aligning with biblical foolish virgins, notes her sister’s past, and discusses the social pressures of marriage, wild oats, and later unions. It sketches debutante culture, family attitudes, and the expected timeline of courtship and wedding amid social expectations.

Eas Marriare

Castlelike mansion at Dungeness on Cumberland Island

A contemporary notes Mia and Thomas M. Cernesie of Penn Avenue Pittsburg and Dunzeness Cumberland Island Florida left for a southern home. The description praises the house blending Kennisworth castle strength with a tropical Louisville planter vibe, a long porch, spacious halls, and rooms for many guests. Skull. First owner General Greene, revolutionary hero, received the property as a gift for service under Washington. He died. his widow remarried a wealthy Englishman who influenced the grounds and architecture.

Mia Thomas M. Cernesie Penn Avenue Pittsburg Dunzeness Cumberland Island Florida Kennisworth Manra Heppy Dungeness General Greene Washington

Sewickley Week of Social Events Brightens Community

Local social calendar features multiple weddings and nuptials at Uniontown and Sewickley venues, dramatic club performances at Western University, and a lively sleighing season with large parties and notable residents attending. Cryptic notes reference Miss Price, Miss Waring, Miss Aiken, and Frank Hopper with Oliver S Richardson leading social outings amid winter festivities.

Sundev—Mission Francoise Pitteburg Binoche Playford Uniontown St. Peter's Episcopal Church Imboet-Graff Imbots Pennavepoet East End Thea Price Sara Spane Waring Lomion Kenmuwr Margaret Aiken Clarence E. Bediont Dramatic Club of the Western University J. J. Scout Christopher L. Mre Wd. Molland Join Walker William Trean, Sr Reuben Miller M. R. Widdie Corlandt Wiitehead Cimeres J. Clarke C. F. Close E. I. Kehew A. F. Weiler J.D. Scott DH. Wallace B.C. Fekaler Mise Daisey Miller Anna Scott B. E. Toehring

Valley club stock scheme gains support despite scattered doubt

Local residents and notable figures including W. L. Stannish Frank Semple EB Taylor A Starr Edward ONeil Frank B. Smith Judge Stowe and William Grafton back a possible stock company for a valley club. A meeting may be called in the village this week to discuss the plan. A separate cooking lecture by Mr Blits at Choral Hall Sewickley drew fair attendance and was considered more valuable than the presented book.

Messrs W. L. Stannish Davis Frank Semple EB. Taylor A. Starr Edward O'Neil Frank B. Smith Judge Stowe William Grafton Choral Wall Sewickley Blits Bijou Charles T. Ellis Casper Yodger Toa T United States Sonshine Santa Claus Hudson Blarney Castle Ireland Clara Moore Laura Palmer Marvin Tiallou James Vincent Frank E. Jamison Charles W. Swain Vivian Osborne Floesie O'Brien Mattie Grier William B. Gross Pitou Pittsburg Duquesne Theater Seligman Stuart Thompson Ik Jakitur Jon

Sewickley social notes highlight dances and travel plans

The Park Place Hotel hosted a german evening with 30 couples enjoying from New York. Charles L Doyle plans a Southern tour with W H Schoonmaker, Nassau as first stop, then the South and California after sea voyage. Har Walker hosted a sleighing party while Mrs McVay improves and Mrs Franks returns to drive.

Park Place Sewickley Wes New York Charles L. Doyle W. H. Schoonmaker Colonel Schoonminer Nassau

Engagement of William Dalzell to Miss Hough

News from Pittsburgh notes the engagement of William Dalzell son of Hon. John Dalzell to Miss Hough, with Dalzell a Harvard law student and unlikely marriage timing. Social items cover teas, receptions, society parties, club elections, a leap year party, and assorted notices of residents in Pittsburgh and nearby towns.

William Dalzell John Dalzell Twenty-second Hough Washington Carnid Strang Dalzell Law School Harvard University Pittsburg William Meade Orr Miss Smith William H. Singer George P. Hamilton Miller Sutton and Hawoth Jennie Arthurs Orr Mary B. Kier Mathews Mra Seeley Mra. Wilcox Koster Mra Richards Mra Young Cleveland Woman's Club Charles L Wade J. A. Wall Mra J. ©. Collins Woots Lansiz Mra. Prentice Becker Rameey Gillespie Boulevard William Gillespie Katie Delalanty E. Daly M. Baker K. Kirk A. O'Connor Reilly J. Last E. Lennon M. McLaughlin Devine M. Maloy M. Kirk M. Manning Durer A. Last I. Costello A. Fitzpatrick M. Gar- Tigb Hosa Brannigan Kytey McCabe Brooks’ Dancing Academy Sallie Bila Brannigan Ella Driscoll Jennie Mary McClay Nellie Kitrick Maggie Welsh Clary Keener Marcie Wallace Ray Messingham Lizzie Stuart Sadie Nannie Daly Girtie Sullivan Morlie Martin Mollie Dean Lottie Massey Ed Wa Tennyson Literary Society Brownsyville Road Windsor Hotel Effie Jack Huttis Anthony Mary Anthony Mary B. Burtt Ella Wilhelm Iaa Williams Annie Evans Alice Arbogast Marenaret Emnp Kerst Ter Dore Lillian Miller Mary Nt Ma Roberta Sophia Jones A. E. Schwarm J. E. Gould William Schuette H. F. Schwarm Samuel Gould George Parrost Joseph Jones John Buttermore William Weber William Bryant

MIDWINTER IN SOCIETY RECEPTION IN OAKLAND

An Oakland Boquet Street gathering hosted by Annie and Nettie Dashbach featured a large turnout of guests. The rooms were joined for dancing with an orchestra playing until 2 a.m. Attendees included numerous local residents and several male guests listed by name.

Misees Annie Nettie Dashbach Boquet Street Oakland Migses Ea Ee Teile Geen Mueren Lizzie Conney Nellie Lyte Watley Mattie Sands Magsey Havey Edoo Jones Annie Byrne Ertie Byrne Luella Blockinger Itha Gue Trova Hilk Moore Fanny Scott D. G. Hagan Charlesgue Walter McCormick John Dealey William Cricks George Brook Charles Coshman John Carney Frank Frontwine Joseph Miler Thomas Coughlin G. Miller J¢ Headrick Barry Austin Frank Bailey John Mangan James Weaver John Corney John Behrback John Miller Harry Danials F. A. Eray Joseph Haverman Guerriet Lorimer John Moore Dale Palmer Joseph Banks el Scheffoer James McLaughlin John 2. Griffith

Braddock Area Socials Highlight Winter Week

Local Braddock and Lawrenceville social life thrives with weddings receptions and house parties. Notables include the Richard Mates wedding at Turtle Creek with Rev. Brinewald officiating and 80 guests, plus gatherings at Patterson's Hall Butler Street and various homes in Braddock and East End.

Lawrencesile Thoms Prouette So¢evil Patterson's Hall Butler Street Schuyler C. Richard Margaret Mates Turtle Creek Charles Brinewald First English Lutheran Church Braddock Alice Briihel Ripell Anna Jenkner Ella Christy Wilkinsburg Thomas Steel

Alabama in New Field Is Praised as True American Drama

A Pittsburgh theater review lauds Augustus Thomas’s Alabama as a truthful and appealing American story. It praises strong performances by Miss Eustace and Mr. McIntosh, notes the Kendals’ farewell Pittsburgh visit, and highlights the Bijou and Grand Opera House bills with notable acts and upcoming engagements. It contrasts raw dramatic systems with the play’s simple, natural storytelling and calls it a bold step in native drama.

Alabama Palmer A&a Augustus Thomas Hezan Thomas

Laloo at Harry Davis Museum Theater Draws City Attention

A sensational act titled Laloo, a Hindoo boy with a rare conjoined sister, captivates crowds at the Fifth Avenue venue this week. Doctors deem them a medical curiosity, while Laloo refuses separation. The museum features other curiosities and a Criterion N ovary Company show in the theater.

Garry Dervis Laloo Harry Davis Hindostan Wis Slater New York America Land Curio Fifth Avenue Criterion N Ovary Company

Notable theatre names tour with Niobe Company and more

Isannie Cor and Lizztz Muntersate join Niobe Company while Maxacer Davin Heypensom Ada Deaves and Sylvis Gerrish prepare Chicago Opera House spectacle for next summer. Harry B. Luire of Chicago Tribune completes new opera The Knickerbockers for Bos ton citizens. Tea Duff Opera Company to present The Queen's Mate at Grand Opera House this week. Joseph Haworth tours Texsa Nashville with St. Marc drawing warm crowds. Scemic Antist Bespes from Duquesne Theater paints scenery. Kendal interiors praised. Souvenir spoons promised for 300th Tar and Tar performance on the 25th in Pittsburg engagement opener.

Grand Opera House Doff Opera Pittsburg Lecocq Bettina Gerard Bettina Padelford Richard F. Carroll Sir. Carroll Ravennes Erminie Pauline Hall W. H Clark Duff Gussie Cogan Paola Isannie Cor Niobe Company Lizztz Muntersate Pittaburger Maxacer Davin Heypensom Hasen Ada Deaves Sylvis Gerrish Chicago Opera House Harry B. Luire Chicago Tribime The Knickerbockers Bostonians Tea Duff Opera Company Grand Opera Texsa Joseph Haworth Nashville Tenn St. Marc Antist Bespes Duquesne Theater Grand Operas Dill Lillian Russell Bijou Garden Theater New York Bore Mcixross London America England Leste Canter Miss Helyet Star Standard Theater Witt Hanerys Jack Manly Gerkins Saat Niobe Marty Edward Poulton Boston Tempete Florence Bryoter Duff Opera Company Grand Oper House Alfrei Cellier Henry J. Leslie Cellier W. 5 Gilbert Horace Seder

Cleveland’s Baking Powder Proclaimed Pure and Safe

The piece exposes fears about ammonia in baking powders and defends Cleveland’s Baking Powder as free from ammonia and adulterants. It asserts the label plainly states composition and cites General Hurst’s praise that Cleveland’s is the best, urging housekeepers to trust the product.

Cleveland

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