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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1892

Page

4

Wedding at St Pauls Cathedral Parlor Ends In Eastbound Honeymoon

Kath erine Oldshue and George A. Wilson wed in the parlor of St. Pauls Cathedral rectory at 6 30 last night with a small group including John T. Wilson and Miss Thiam. They left for the East from Union Station and will travel through the East and South, with return expected late February for further functions in their honor.

Katherine B. Oldshue George A. Wilson St. Paul's Cathedral John T. Wilson Thiam Henry BR. Passavant Dr. Passavant East End Miss McAlree Oldeline la France Mr. Wilson Union Station

Social gathers and invites mark January events

Miss Evis Thattey of Penn avenue hosts next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E M Fenayson gave a luncheon for Mrs. Otis H Childs. Ter Surrerrety Cura holds its annual meeting at Monongahela House in February. Mrs. Oxrre Jores invited guests to a small dance on Saturday evening January 1. The Jonto Club meets next Tuesday at Thomas P Day's Fifth avenue East End. The Rev Dr Hovers will lecture on The Passion Pinyin Past at Liberty Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Ceantes F Nevin of Sewickley issue a reception card for Friday evening January ? from 8 to 10. The cards of Mr. and Mrs. John Broomall Booth are enclosed. Miss Manoanet Dantivetos hosted a luncheon for Miss Tayior of Baltimore betrothed to Mr. Dawson Speer of Oakland, guest of his sister. The favors at the small dance on Friday at Dauquesne Club were given by Miss Margaret Darlington, with others by Mrs. Wynn Sewell and Mrs. Frank Spronil. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brockett Jr enjoyed a theater party to see Henry Dixey in The Solicitor, followed by a petit souper. The Brockettes left Friday for New York Manrom C Gallanen.

Oxrre Jores Tre Jonto Club Thomas P. Day Fifth Avenue East End Eecv Liberty Presbyterian Church Ceantes F. Nevin Sewickley John Broomall Booth Manoanet Dantivetos Dauquesne Club Tayior Baltimore Dawson Speer Oakland Emall Margaret Darlington Wynn Sewell Frank Spronil Harry Brockett, Jr Henry Dixey Mra. Brockett New York Manrom C Gallanen

Gaitiezes of Midwinter and Society Weddings

The week featured the marriage of Edgar A. Boyle and Blanche Playford at St. Peter's Episcopal Church Uniontown with about 300 guests and a reception. The bride wore a heavy white dress with a simple veil and carried a white vellum prayer book. After the ceremony guests attended a reception, and the couple departed on a special train for California. Also noted was the Marion Euchre Club’s third meeting at Miss Lanz’s home on Ward Street Oakland with a luncheon and dancing. prizes went to Miss Freyvogel and Mr. Glockler, with the next gathering set for January 23 at Miss Anna Giberson’s Marion Station.

Edgar A Charles E. Boyle Blanche William H. Playford St. Peter's Episcopal Church Uniontown Ro. Smith Playford Carey Haltimore Prince of Wales Charles Playford Plumer Austin Haldeman Rh. W. Playford Evans Bawcon Prof Mayers Lohenenn Frances Borie Miss Beeson Miss Dawson Russ Rankin W.A. Plevford Miss Shouse Cincinnat Mr. Pisyford Boyle California Marion Euchre Club Restence J. E. Eyth Roman Siliey Florence Friday William Terbeyden Frank Patterson Harry Giverson Will Lanz Harry Stehle John Frichtinger Albert Joseph Gler Will Wels Freyvoge Job Glockler Anna Giberson Marion Station Bons Sond Progressive Evohre Club Gussie Young Chartiers Street Aeer Aliss Ty McKelvey Fred Babcock Jennie Glover W. C. Esterlim

Birthday Party for Miss V Stemmer Delights Carson Street

A surprise party honored Miss V Stemmer on Carson street for her first birthday. Guests danced to Corliss Orchestra music and many handsome gifts were exchanged.

Community notices and social gatherings listed

A slate of events includes a 4 Ree Gon Club sleighing party at Fen avenue rooms on February 15, a winter sleighing party hosted by H Powell, and gatherings hosted by Miss Mazio O'Donnell Mrs H T Elliott and Mrs H J Lawrence. The Independent Literary Society announced new members Emma Stauffer and Sadie Kruse with a future meeting at Mr George Comley Ferrysville avenue January 21.

Ree Gon Evenue Fennavenus Independent Literary Society Mazio O'Donnell Emma Stauffer Sadie Kruse George Comley Ferrysville Avenue Charles Street

Social visits span cities from Beaver Falls to Latrobe

Mr Robert Johnston of Beaver Falls guests in Braddock last week. Mrs W C Grocer and Miss Sallie Ewing visit Chicago. Mrs Thomas J Frazier of Newell Sowa visits the Hamilton family in Brushton. Miss Annie Smith of Wilkinsburg visits Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Mark Stretcher of Chicago visit aunt Mrs H Levy in Fifth Avenue. Burgess B Mercer of Wilkinsburg returns from Harrisburg. Rev Father Cleary of Kenosha arrives, guest of Rev Father Sheedy. Miss Florence Shanahan returns to St Xavier’s College Latrobe. Mrs John K Ewing and her son King visit Mrs Homer S Knowles in New York. Mr T B Suer, Braddock relative of Dr J R King, leaves for Louisville to study dental surgery. Miss Anna Schaum of Lawrenceville returns home from Christy Park and McKeesport. H F Gabel of San Francisco visits parents on Ellsworth Ave. Mr McElroy of Gordonville Va., guests of C L O’Connor in Edgewoodville. Mr Frank Saupp of Carnegie Bros Co returns from extended visit to Altoona and vicinity. Mrs William Prescott and daughter Ivy of Allegheny return from Charleroi and Coal Center. Mr Eurene Rand of Sheffield Street will leave Tuesday for the South for two months of travel.

Annie Smith Wilkinsburg Cleveland Mark Stretcher Chi H. Levy Fifth Avenue Burgess B. Mercer Harrisburg Father Cleary Kenosha Wis Father Sheedy Florence Shanahan Federal Street St. Xavier's College, Latrobe John K. Ewing King Homer 8. Knowles New York T. B. Sueer J. R. King Braddock Louisville Anna Schaum Lawrenceville Christy Park McKeesport H. F. Gabel Pittsburg San Francisco Ellsworth Avenue Mr. McElroy Gordonville East End C. L O'Connor Swissvais Avenue Edgewoodville Frank Saupp

Making a Library and Ventilation of Schools

Pittsburg teachers prize their new library with latest editions on shelves. Board of Trustees includes George J. Lucker and others. Fisher and Miss McCleary are new members. Treasurer reports $14.35 balance. membership fixed at $1. A plea for better ventilation cites vile room air hindering health and learning. new buildings to have improved systems.

Pittsburg George J. Lucker William Proudfit H. W. Fisher Prondit Central Board of Education

Education News From Braddock and Nearby Schools

Reports from Chartiers Braddock and Allegheny school systems note staff changes grants and repairs. Elections to the Central Board of Education, new building plans and openings, upcoming insti tutes and meetings are detailed alongside staff sickness and classroom adjustments.

The Kendals Praise and Picayune: London's Stars in Town

The Kendals farewell visit to the city draws praise for Mrs Kendal as Susan Hartley in The Scrap of Paper and for Mr Kendal as a courteous, witty Captain Crichton. The article also reviews the Kendals repertoire, the Still Alarm at Bijou, Niobe at Duquesne, and Dr Bill at the Alvin, with notes on company strength and stage directions.

Kendals Susan Hartley Mrs. Kendal Mr. Kendal Kendal Colonel Blake Captain Crichton Dodson Katharine Kavanagh Kenial Company

Two Headed Boy Exhibition At Local Show

The house features a two headed boy exhibition with two separate minds on one body. The boys communicate on different topics in different tongues while sharing a single torso below the heart. Don Howe's Comedy and Specialty Company presents an entertaining program with other curiosities.

Don Howe

Harry Davis Museum Theater launches sensational border drama

Manager Harry Davis introduces a grand production at his Fifth Avenue museum theater with a famed border drama The Dankes. The show features elaborately painted scenery and a curio hall showcasing attractions Clio Katacat and Lowanda the man with the iron jaw.

Harry Davis Fifth Avenue Museum-Theater Curio Hall Clio Katacat Africa Lowanda

Stage Whispers and Theatrical Buzz in Pittsburg Listings

The column notes IsaBEttz Coz of the Niobe Company gaining fame for styling her Psyche knot. It mentions offers to build a Richard Mansfield theater, German-only front-house rules at the Duquesne Theater, and forthcoming productions and performers including Mr Potter of Texas, Aeyes Huntixeros in Captain Therese, My Colleen at the Bijou with Tory Fannect, and W A Brady management. It also reports on Durie at the Dorby Theater, the Grand Opera House souvenir Tar and Tartar sale, and Crisis linked to Augusts Pitou stock plans, with a final snatch of audience remarks about theater-goers.

Isabettz Coz New York Aeyes Huntixeros Pittsburg Captain Therese Planquette Tory Fannect Bijou Colleen W. A. Brady Durie Dorby Theater Wilson Barrett Hamle Grand Opera House Fannie Aymar Mathews Augustus Pitou Washington Life Helasco and DeMille Washington Hubionabis

Piano Tuning and Repair Service At Wood Street

After the holiday rush the music store at 506 Wood Street resumes taking orders for tuning repairing and polishing pianos. Employing first class men, they guarantee satisfaction with reasonable prices.

Wood Street Pione

Prominent Pennsylvania Drug Firm Letter Gives Pointers

A letter from a well known Pennsylvania drug firm offers guidance to individuals troubled by records or the grity issue. The note suggests practical steps and cautions for managing past actions and seeking remedial measures. It aims to ease concerns and provide concrete paths forward.

Pennsylvania

Rate and train schedule details for B&O service

January 28 rate nine dollars round trip valid ten days. Trains depart B&O station at 8 a.m. and 9:20 p.m. Through Pullman parlor cars on the morning train and sleepers on the night train.

Pullman

Immense Winter Underwear Bargains at Lynch's Market Street

Immense bargains on ladies gents and children's winter underwear at H. J Lynch's 434 440 Market Street. Sale runs twenty days to clear remaining stock.

H. J Lynch Market Street

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