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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1891

Page

4

Restored order as holiday strains fade from homes

A lull returns to domestic life as Christmas decorations are removed and college students depart for their schools. Mothers mourn daughters leaving for aristocratic academies in Massachusetts while seminary teas replace earlier feasts. A Miss Cora Reese receives a unique satin inlaid writing chest from her father Abram, and plans unfold for Press Club events and upcoming weddings. Emma Abbott's death is mourned by Pittsburgh society. Miss Semple recalls her ambition, religiosity, and early lessons in music.

Massachusetts George Cora Reese Mies Reese Abram Pittsburg Allegheny Press Club E. A. Wade Bessie Bramble Park Pointer Nelson Perin Baltimore Emma Abbott Graceland Chicago MP. Semple Sewickley Paris Emma Abbots Ulaude Miss Abbott Miss Semple Eon Sen Dr Chaplin New York Kathlees Hosseey

Pleasant Evening Socials Across Allegheny and Nearby Towns

Multiple gatherings mark a busy period of social events. Guests from Perry county to New Castle attend birthday celebrations, club reunions, and a New Year’s reception, with Pan-Pitti events, a Mayor’s family birthday, and a large Mansfield sleighing party among highlights.

Social activities and anniversaries highlighted in Allegheny area

Miss Effie and Miss Maggie Fugh hosted a gathering on Darrah Street for Miss Annis a who leaves soon for vo C. Am the ests were the Ste oce Eanend flees ise Mollis McClelland Bertha Stoeltzing and others. Mrs Jane B Miller observed her seventieth birthday with eight children and many presents. A wedding in Mt Washington area drew interest, Edith Smith set to perform at Library Hall next week. A surprise party for Miss Lillie Wettach occurred at 18 Landen avenue, Susie and others attended. The United Hebrew party featured a dance at New Turner Forbes street. Goenther’s Orchestra provided music for a reception at Cyclorama Hall. A Monday night progressive euchre and dance drew many, and Hotel Waverly in Bedford opened with a ball. Patterson's Hall hosted a class social last Thursday.

Allegheny Wyman McClintock Avenue Mary Brown Mary Wyman J. Wyman Brush Luther Carrie Pittsburg Alfred Urban Forbes Avenue Thorsday Mamie Allen Tropics Abbie Urban Tiddidewinks Effie Maggie Fugh Darrah Street Annis Vo . C Mollis McClelland Bertha Stoeltzing F. A. Stoeltsing Mossra James Mc Coe A! Bicknell George W. Fugh

Grand Army posts hold extensive installation ceremonies

Grand Army circles last week focused on installations across posts 41 88 182 128 63 26 1657 151 and more. Ceremonies featured officers installed by Comrade Sample and Mrs Sherriff with speeches, badges, and entertaining programs, followed by social gatherings and gifts to retiring leaders.

Personal News From Pittsburg and Nearby Areas

Miss KK Devlin of Pittsburg returns to St Xavier's Academy Latrobe after a three week home visit. Mr and Mrs W C Scott nee Elsenbein will be at home Wednesday January 14 at 27 Boyle street Allegheny. Miss Edith Billington returns from Bedford with Miss Lona Fyan for school term. Macy Senlbs formerly of F P Smith Liberty Avenue Hesd returns to Eden Philadelphia to resume studies. Eleanor J and Minnie S Mekanier daughters of P A Malonney Panama return to St Xavier's after holidays in Allegheny. Kate E Sickvoy and Fannie Malone return from the East for New Year. Philip G Roeder of Cleveland, known in Pitts for assisting at the Pan cans visit, will soon leave for South America and the West to introduce sewing machines.

KK. Devlin Pittsburg Balrday St. Xavier's Academy Latrobs W. C. Scott Elsenbein Boyle Street Allegheny Edith Billington Bedford Lona Fyan Paiss Macy Senlbs F. P. Smith Liberty Avenue Kate E Sickvoy Fannie Malone Eas Philip G. Roeder Cleveland Pitts Tenealtea South America West Ee Sa Bpaniel Publics

Sewickley Society Notes Highlight Local Social Ties

Mrs. John N White and family return from Fort Wayne Ind Mrs Edgar Porter Young hosts a reception Wednesday afternoon Miss McKnight departs for Philadelphia and Miss Lara for Painesville as school year ends Sophie White entertains guests for Mrs L F Shannon of Denver A Valley Club project and a Strobel event mark social calendar with local families and visits

Sewickley Society John N. White Fort Wayne Ind Edgar Porter Young C. L. Richardson Miss McKnight Iast Phila Herme Lara Painesville Sophie White L. F. Shannon Denver Colo Ee Valley Club Eos Strobel Pheorg Mra. Strobel

Bridal Tour Spurs Record Marriages in New Jersey

New Jersey shows a bridal boom with Camden leading the surge. From 1886 to 1890 marriage counts climbed from 634 to a record 5 140 in Camden, while the state tallied 15 564 marriages. Clergy lobbyists influenced license laws as Camden aims to push another measure in the upcoming legislative session.

TrextToy N. J New Jersey Greton Camden Pennsylvania Phillipsburg Trenton United States Hc.d. Sennor Point Aiy State House

Two Wisconsin Lads Drown Skating Near Cassville

In Cassville Wisconsin on the Mississippi River two brothers Joseph and Willie Barren aged 10 and 12 drowned while skating after school. They wandered near a treacherous river bend and sank after slipping through broken ice. A rescuer and a nearby resident attempted aid, but both boys perished.

Wisconsin CassvilLe Wis Joseph Willie Barren Mississippi Sete Howe

G A R Home committee plan invites posts to religious services

At a recent meeting of Indies committees of the G A R Home an invitation was extended to each G A R Post U V L Encampment and related units to attend Home services at least once on the Sabbath each year. A list of 1891 visiting dates was announced for many Posts.

Committees of the Indies G. A. RR G. A. R. Post V. Camp Dravesburg Davis Camp Tee i

Captain McClelland Again Named Chairman of National Council

The Executive committee of the National Council of Administration again elects Captain William McClelland as Chairman, marking the fourth consecutive honor for him and the department. Other listed members include Benjority of Cats Louis Wagner and J. B. Gray among names from Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Maine and Vermont.

Benjority Cats Louis Wagner Thea Thomas G. Lawlor Tllinoll J. B. Gray Wisconsin James Hi. Carnahan Indiana L. A. Williams Ohio Pension Committee R. W. Blue Pleasanton Kan Walter Miller Herkimer Leiden Comnor Portland Alvin Peves Vernon Ind L. T. Eriksson Danville William McClelland National Council of Administration Bea Ong Department

Camp Installations Across Local Camps Describe Event

Camp 4 officers were installed on Thursday night with Camp 2 and Davis Camp in attendance. Installations planned for Camp 283 in Mansfield next Tuesday. Camp 180 of Sharpsburg hosts a Saturday open installation. Camp 63 was installed by Captain L H KR Foulk, followed by a lunch. Installation of Camp 14 delayed to Tuesday with an open service and program. Ladies' Aid Society No 21 officers were installed. retiring President Mrs Annie Datton received a parlor gift. Past Commander Charles Rebele presented retiring Captain James Millixen with an iron cross. Lt Caldwell received a gold badge for two and a half years’ attendance.

J. A. Garfield C Vvert Lowa Dent Geary John McKee Opkins Hallie EK. Linhart Cen Ace Linbart Montreville Thomas A. Hore Mra GC Hull Steven- 800 Captain Hodge Stevenson Camp 4 Davis Camp Camp 2 Norman Penxrys Mansfield Camp 180 Sharpsburg Judge Collier Camp 63 L. H. KR. Foulk Conovet H. M. Resell Camp Charles Rebele James M. Millixen Caldwell H. Rebele

Post 8 officers announce sub committees in meeting

Commander Sam eoen ScotT of Post 8 unveiled sub committees at Tuesday night’s meeting. Comrade James A Jackson Post 157 died and was buried, a Mexican War veteran. Comrade Samuel McLars Post 102 died returning home. Post 165 marks its first death of the year. Comrade Denniston attended the Post installation in Monongahela City. Memorial services for Post 151 are being prepared for the M P Church on a January date. Jim Lono’s Gettysburg lectures begin at Palace Hall in East End under Post 117. John B Nichols Post 162 handed over a meticulous minute book to his successor. Samuel Combs and Thomas L Vanhorn urged to call at the pension office. Daniel Ashworth of Post 3 postponed Richmond visit talk to York. Mrs Annie Wittenmeyer to be honored by Post 151 with reception at the ball.

Grand Army Post 41 Taorner Hall Butler Street Thomas G. Sample O. KE Sample Bengough Charles W. Gerw C. M. Head Ohio Sherriff G. A.R McGraw Sheriff Farnsnaught Charles W. Gerwig Post 88 Lnst Scott Cante-Room Indies’ Auxiliary John M. Brown John W. Moreland R. C. Miller Thomas Irwin A. P. Burchfield Caldwell T. R. Ross Rolshouge Shook Burchfield Post 162 Thawstey Bongough John & Nichol Griffith and Dr. Chandler Rochester A. R. Dawson Denniston Mia Kittle Hamm Lula Orcoli Ferre Elizabeth Daniel Ashworth Charles V. Lewis Misa Friedman Christopher Columbus Rees Sam Eoen Scott Post William 4 Lloyd Commbaoz Henry Somwetterr Sammuel McLars Post 102 Monongahela City Chill Hazzard M. P Jim” Lono Gettysburg Palace Hink East End John &. Nichol Niohel Pengion Bexgough Samuel Combs Allen Thomas L. Vanhorn Richmond Fredericksburg York Mra Annie Wittenmeyer Woman's Relief Corps John W. Patterson Wittenmeyer Joe Psincons

When I am Dead a Verse for the Dispatch

A fragmentary poem reflecting on death and judgment by a writer from the Dispatch. The lines mourn the futility of cruel gossip and money worship while praising spiritual kinship and the search for truth, ending with a handwritten attribution and a dated postscript.

Art treasures from Bleiman hold city awe in Pittsburg

The Angelos ships to Paris via Mr B Austin for purchaser M Chanchard ending a rich season for American art. Bleiman arrives with superior paintings including De Neuville and Alma Tadema, plus works by Troyon Gerome Frere and others. Judge Hetzel serves as juror at the Pittsburg Art School, while Verestchagin’s Russian exhibition opens at Carnegie Galleries.

Angelos Paris B. Austin M. Chanchard America M. Bleiman de Neuville Alma Tadema Tadéma Gerome Frere Schwelninger Jazot Hiscaussia Herman Monticelli Ubigniey Vibert George Hetzel Pittsburg Hetzel

Lottery Amendment Mandamus Case Readied in Baton Rouge

State seeks to compel Secretary of State L F Mason to promulgate the lottery amendment passed by the Legislature. Judge Buckner presides as Attorney General Rogers presents technical defenses. Morris relator favors submission without argument. defense undecided on argument.

Rogers

Guatemalan Mobilizes Cavalry with Mexican Ties

The Guatemalan government sends Gueman Mel garejo, a Spaniard, to Mexico to purchase 400 horses and 22 officers with 40 instructors for a cavalry buildup. Infantry and artillery are mobilized to renew hostilities in Salvador after coffee season. Salvador preliminarily agrees to a treaty of alliance with Mexico, details undisclosed.

Gueman Melgarejo Mexico Spain Salvador

Court martial fines imposed on Verona squad members

The Eighteenth Regiment court martial fined Private E. G. Best ten dollars and Private Edward Bartley seven dollars for charges against Verona squad members. Twenty days to appeal. unpaid fines incur 30 days in jail. The action marks a rare Western Pennsylvania penalty and aims to deter disobedience.

Verona E. G. Best Edward Bartley Pennsylvania Ullman Academy of Music PiWadelpha Quaker City New York Wilson United

Great Diamonds and Jewelry Auction Nears Close

Auction sale of fine diamonds watches jewelry silverware ends soon. Sales at 10 a.m. 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at 533 South Main Street. Turse

Smi Street Turse

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