Pleasant social whirl marks several local engagements
A sequence of social events unfolds with a wooden wedding party for Mr and Mrs J R Henry on Locust street, a progressive euchre night at Miss Minnie Yost’s Preble avenue home in Allegheny, an evening party for a brother’s birthday hosted by the Misses Alston on Lacock street, and a lively surprise gathering at Mr and Mrs H F Dempsey’s Tyne street residence featuring a serenade by the Lawrenceville Choral Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Henry
Locust Street
Mra, Doulbert
J. Nicand
W. Lawton
A. Trinkle
J. R. Hi
Mra. Sullivan
H. Lowrie
Wm. Franz
Tillie
Laura Grassal
Annie Woods
Laura
Nellig
Lenora Hartman
Mary Eichenlaub
Annie
Emma Haubensak
Alice Mathews
Kate
Cora Lowe
Mollie Hughes
Cora Lowrie
Messia
Will Lowe
Lou Weiderhold
H. Stauffer
Jim Thompson
Will Eckert
Will Weiser
Ed Bratm
T ‘Ost
Theo
Man
Will Meese
Alston
Lacock Street
Allegheny
Misses
Lissie MacNeill
Mary Jackson
Sarah Mullen
Rowe Hendricks
Wheeling
Miss Foster
Birdie Rush
Susie* MacNeill
van Horn
Tivesville
Sallie Blair
Altoona
Annie Jones
Lawrenceville
Messrs
Charlies Johnston
Lincoln Allen
James Adama
Joe Rigby
J. Parks Blair
Matt MacNeill
Atkins Harry Culp
Harry Heines
John Alston
E. Dan
Mia
H. F. Dempsey
No. 12
Tynestreet
The Perfect Gentleman In Fashionable Society
A civic era reflection on politeness and affability as essential social virtues. The author argues courtesy aids workers and shopgirls, shaping a young man's life through a strong heart beneath a refined manner, noting fashion and cheerful company as signs of sense. W Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Entertaining Company
Ml&e. W. Sherwood
Fragments Highlight Names At Local Notice Scene
OCR fragments mention George Biener Fren GeSee 3 Carre i J Doer and several individuals including Grace M and Mary Joyce. The text appears as a disjointed listing of names with partial surnames and no clear event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georce Biener
J. Doer
Zern
Charles Larell
Mary
Roary Mary Joyce
Grace M
Nesbit Aiken and Laura Burch Wed in Early January Nuptials
Mr EF Nesbit Aiken of this city and Miss Laura V Burch of Baltimore wed Wednesday morning January 2 at the bride’s parents residence. The bride wore an empire green traveling dress with royal armor trimmings to match. The couple departed for their future home in Hazelwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Nesbit Aiken
Laura V. Burch
Baltimore
Hazelwood
East End Residents Make Various Short Visits and Trips
Keating of the East End is in New York Miss Anna Riler of Alleheny visits In cheesport Elizabeth and Hombstead Mr Lew Reizenstein leaves for the Eastern States and Europe on Sunday the 27th Miss McGregor of Indiana visits Miss Bessie Reymer of Allegheny Miss Alice Oxnard of Sheffield street goes to Florida to visit Miss Paul at Grasmere Mr and Mrs William L Lafferty of Fast End spend the week in Philadelphia Miss Minnie Me of Collins avenue East End visits friends in Indiana Pa Miss Pauline Weaver of Covington guests her sister Mrs C C Mooar of Jackson street Allegheny The Misses Marland of Pittsbore visit their father Alfred Marland at the Leland House Harris Miss Hettie leaves for Florida about the 01st of the month Mr and Mrs Philip Creesa of Beaver Falls have been visiting their son and daughter in Allegheny for the past two weeks Mr and Mrs Charles Arbuthnot and Mrs Jonas KR McClintock of the East End are at the Hygeia Hotel Old Point Art Miss Termle De Wolf and Mr Pe Wolf will make Pittsburg their permanent home Ed Zilliot and Jack Rafferty will spend Sunday with John McGraw at the Merchants Hotel Mr and Mrs William Risser of River avenue East End travel in Texas and Mexico will return about May 1 G K Dickinson and Mr W H Dickinson of New York came to Pittsburg to attend the funeral of their uncle H O Dickinson yesterday at Pp Mt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Indiana
Bessie Reymer
Bidwell Street
Allegheny
Alice Oxnard
Sheffield Street
Florida
Paul
Grasmere
William L. Lafferty
Aged Avenue
Fast End
Philadelphia
Minnie Me
Collins Avenue
East End
Saeepaanelias
Pauline Weaver
Covington
C. C. Mooar
Jackson Street
Allegeny
Marland
Pittsbore
Eke Alfred Marland
Leland House
Harris
Hettie
Fifth and
South Hiland Avenues
End
Philip Creesa
Beaver Falls
Eeen
Charles Arbuthnot
Jonas KR. McClintock
Hygeia Hotel
Old Point Art
Termle de Wolf
Eee Pe Wolf
Jusky
Pittsburg
Ed Zilliot
Jack Rafferty
Schmidt
Bellevue Brevities Roundup of Local Happenings
William Martin returns from Cincinnati while Joux Joneson hires a new plumber. Mrs Ares Jones visits Philadelphia. J.B. McCurrey marries Ida Minor in Baltimore. The Bellevue Gas Company sees A D Evans resign. Miss Josero m Blackmon e dies in Beaver Falls. The Ladies’ Aid Society hosts a world nations costume event February 7 8 and the Order of Tonti plans an open meeting with officer installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares Jounsros
Lincoln Avenue
Bingham
Philadelphia
T. M. Bayne
J. B Risx
M. E
Bellevue
J.B. McCurre
Ida Minor
Baltimore
Frank
Ald Society
M. P. Church
Iadiea
Leechburg to Host New Opera House Amid Dreadful Typhold
Condensed dispatches from surrounding communities report Leechburg planning a new opera house while Typhold rages in the area. Leechburg ice men seek a cold snap as First Baptist Church of Leechburg nears dedication today.
Tomorrow Only Coat Offer at Unbeatable Prices
We offer 460 English melton men’s overcoats tomorrow from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. in three shades and medium weight for $3 each. Regular value ranges from $15 to $19. Limited time, offer ends tomorrow evening. Cor Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House. Choose from elegant French challis styles while they last. HuGus & HACKE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
C. C
Cor
Grant and Diamond Sts
New Court House
Free Cure Offered at Carson Street Address
An offer promises free medical cure to those who are sick, inviting them to visit No 1102 Carson Street in Southside for treatment at no charge. The notice emphasizes no cost and urges individuals to seek care locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Street
Southside
Controversy Over La Tosca at Pittsburg Grand Opera House
Critics condemn the play La Tosca for immorality and animalism, despite Davenport and McDowell delivering powerful performances. The page notes droves due to word of a truthful, sensational portrayal and warns against moral compromise promoting such productions. It also highlights Miss Lillian Spencer’s London to New York ascent and a planned society entertainment debut with Effie Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Davenport
Pittabarz
Pittsburg
This Week at Hijou Grand Opera and More
A Boesroy critic finds new life in The Two Johns at Hijou Theater, while Grand Opera House features the same lively piece with fresh jokes and a strong cast led by Philip and Peter Johns. Hanlon brothers star in Fantasma at Grand Opera House, Fisher Pendleton's A Cold Day at Harris Theater offers broad comedy, and Ferguson Mack's European Celebrities plays Academy of Music with Mile Jenna and Joe Hayden. A Woolly Girl stage and Casino Museum attractions round out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwou Theater
Two Johns
Gnaxd
Orena House
Harris Theater
Academy OF Musrtc
Erguson & Mack's
Casing Mugeum
Boesroy
Hijou
Grand Opera House
Philip
Peter Johns
Hanlon Brothers
Hanlons
Mile Jenna
Ame
Joe Hayden
Zac
Casino Museum
Fis
Burkhart in Baltimore Opera Debut and Theater Plans
Miss Lillian Burkhart of this city appeared in Baltimore at the Academy of Music on Wednesday night and drew praise for a pronounced performance. Picewick, before a breach of promise trial, is the subject of a new comic opera by Burnand and Edward Boss man, soon to be produced in London. Emma Sheridan has adapted well to Shakespearean roles this season, with Ophelia and Lady Anne earning commendation. In Tacoma a new opera house progresses toward completion seating 1,200 with a 70 by 42 stage, designed by Wood of Chicago, costing 100000. Manager P Harb from this city has secured Washington property on Ninth Street to build an opera house for a first class combination theater ready by next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Burkhart
Baltimore
Academy of Music
Picewick
Burnand
London Punch
Edward Bossman
London
Davenport
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Reynolds
Emma Sheridan
Ophelia
Lady Anne
T. W. Keene
Ninth Street
Dawnas Suiatex
Gaiety Company
Slater
Rowson
William R. Hayden
Stesle Mackaye
Spain
Mr. Robson
Phil Goateber
Ray
Henrietta
Crystal Slipper
Prince Prittiwitz
Cinderelle
Chicago Opera House
Robert E. Graham
Eddie Foy
Charlie Warren
Tom Martin
James E. Sullivan
Harry Kelly
Margaret Fish
Topsy Vennay Ramsden
Katharine Howe
Babette Rodney
Chicago
Ma Crane
Bronson Howard
Howard
Tere
Robson
Frank Mordaunt
Mr. Crane
Theatrical World Echoes and Crowded Stages
Davenport writes of disappointment and thanks amid a theater world noting Kyrney and Corapottra at Palmer's Theater with Mme Theodore de Gillert joining Abbey's cast. Reports on A R Cazauran's bed rest, Kwient’s recovery, Robson's tour, Speeches on Lady Macbeth, Crystal Slipper success, and Madame Dolaro’s missing manuscript mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
New Weekly of
New York
GroxrGen
Kwient
Orange
N. J
Knight
Dramatic Mirror
Australia
Williamson
Improvemons
Lodge visitors and honors at scattered meetings
Fragments report Elks and lodge members across cities from Cleveland to New York. Charles Bruening shifts to 1L while H Miller leads at a meeting. Visitors include Br other Willard Boston Lodge 10 and Sh ields Cincinnati Lodge 6. Duncan receives meritorious services token. Annie Pixley and J M Hill noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bruening
H. Miller
Upper Sampuser Lopes
Brother Harrer
Cleveland Lodge
Willard
Boston
Misa Davenport
Brother Shields
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brother Conhavant
New Castle
Commandership Fight Shapes Pennsylvania Department
The Northwest section struggles to unite for the Commandership with rumors of divisions. Thomas J. Stewart emerges as a strong candidate, while McCreary’s influence wavers. Harmony hinges on Northwest unity and careful conduct to avoid harming prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Department
McCreary
Corry
Bradford
Northwest
Thomas J. Stewart
Stewart
Cagher
Tote
Post 463 Proposes Study on Future of Grand Army
Members of Post 463 in Duncansville Pa adopt resolutions urging the Department Encampment to appoint a committee to study the future of the Grand Army of the Republic. The panel would assess post sustainability, dues suspension, funeral expenses, quorum needs, officer vitality, and relations with the Sons of Union Soldiers, with results due next encampment. REV Owen Hicks, Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncansville
Erie
Grand Army of the Republic
Union
Owen Hicks
A Home for Soldiers' Mothers Charity Effort
At a G A R convention a committee was formed to raise funds for a home for mothers wives and widows of permanently disabled soldiers. A state bill proposed by Mr Marshall of Allegheny would fund indigent widows wives and mothers at up to 150 per cent per year with hospital matrons and nurses possibly added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Charities
Marshall
Allegheny
Novel G A R Aid Society Lunch Box Night
The Young Ladies G A R Aid Society of Wilkinsburg staged a novel entertainment in the school hall on Friday evening. Each young lady brought a lunch box and wore a spotted necktie. any gentleman with a matching necktie forfeited his box. The event drew laughs and a sizable sum for the society, with Miss Lottie Evenson as the central figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Aid Society
Wilkinsburg
Misa Lottie
Evenson
California Circle Ladies G A R formed in California Pa
California Circle Ladies of the G A R was instituted at California Pennsylvania on Friday evening led by Mrs. Enma Douglass with National Chaplain and National Secretary present. Officers elected include Presi nt Miss Annie Ebermann V V Mrs C L Whitsett J V V Mrs Bissie Hart Secretary Mrs Annie Bililugaly Treasurer Mrs H J Schallenberger Chaplain Mrs Sadie Mc Kenna Conductor Miss Lulu Whitsett Guard Mrs S Marshall Council of Administration Mrs F Arnold Mrs A D Wilkin Mrs Bine Ward. Thirty seven charter members and four comrades of the Post were obligated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Billingsly
California
Enma Douglass
Annie Ebermann
V. V
C. L. Whitsett
Bissie Hart
Annie Bililugaly
H. J Schallenberger
Sadie McKenna
Lulu Whitsett
8. Marshall
F. Arnold
A. D. Wilkin
Bine Ward
Grand Army Whisperings and Encampment Dates
A collection of Grand Army of the Republic notes. Details cover receptions, upcoming encampments in Milwaukee and Erie, the Union Veteran Legion event in Akron, and prices for travel to Altoona. Mentions Philadelphia posts and charity relief figures, plus personnel names and positions within the GAR community.
National Encampment Plans For Union Veteran Legion
Aston Pennsylvania January 2 General Orders No T lists details for the third annual National Encampment of the Union Veteran Legion to be held in Altona Pennsylvania on February 21 in St Johns Hall. Arrangements include hotel listings travel discounts and a trunk line fare plan. The National Commander chaired by James McCurdy announces the addition of George L Young and others to the advisory committee and notes the Donnielton Ohio muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Vetsea
Prersness
Ociac Ipees
Leon
New York
A ‘Chiccara
Donnieton
Janes McCurdy
Mathiaa Thelenn
George L. Young
Deeone
Auld
A. L. Pransoy
Jonx H. Shoet
Encampment No HM muster in Wilmington with delegates
Encampment No HM will be mustered at Wilmington Delaware by Sr Vice National Commander Miller on Wednesday evening. A number of encampments arrive February 21, with about 500 set to start on the morning train. Iowa's Hon J R Read and Chief Justice Capcoms Court will attend and stay in the city a day or two hosted by General A L Pearson. The mayor of Altoona will receive delegates and representatives. civic organization parade and a grand banquet follow. Encampment No 1 plans to furnish its new ball and library on Sixth Avenue. no ex ception is described, and they expect public opening in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Penn Incline
Milwaukee
Wis
Frinay
Union Veteran Legion
Akrons
Jefferson Davis
Grand Army of the Republic
Department
Erie
Norbor
Altoona
Philadelphia G. A. R
Tyson
Philadelphia
Iista
State of the Union Veteran Legion
National
H. H. Bengough
Tanner
Oat Pittsburg
Washing Cowrane
G. B. HoTronxm
M. L
Burgeon
Pennsylvania Reserve Calvary
Wilmington
Del
Miller
Iowa
J. R. Read
Capcoms Court
A. L. Pearson
Sixth Avenue
Industrial Life Insurance Prompt Payment Praise Letter
A citizen from Frankstown City thanks the Industrial Life of Indianapolis for promptly paying the full claim of 220 on his son William, who joined about six months ago. The letter notes the absence of the general agent and cites agent Jed Seppla’s recommendation for others to insure with Industrial Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Leeannes
William
Walter Howe
Jed Seppla
Indianapolis
Willlram Tapreponrt
Second Ave
Frankstown
City
Remale a Week Longer at Gillespie Gallery
The Reichard collection of paintings at Gillespie gallery 422 Wood street remains for another week. New works will be added early next week including Flower Girls at Mottra by E L Weeks La Chatelaine by Palmaroli Venice by Martin Rice Roi da Granade by Benjamin Constant and a Turkish Head by Bruck Lajas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichard
Gillespie
Wood Street
Mottra
E. L. Weeks
Palmaroli
Venice
Martin Rice
Roi da Granade
Benjamin Constant
Bruck Lajas
Wattin Anderson Announces Move and Sale
Wattin Anderson, merchant tailor at the corner of Wood street and Sixth avenue, Pittsburg, states he will relocate to the corner of Smithfield street and Seventh avenue, Bi block, on or about March 1 and will reduce prices on remaining stock before moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Seventh Avenue
Wattin Anderson
Wood Street
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg
Catholic societies convene to elect parade Chief Marshal
Representatives of Catholic societies from this and neighboring counties will meet tonight at St George Ritter Hall to elect the Chief Marshal for the parade honoring Washingway's Birthday. Between 600 and 600 delegates will attend, representing 25,000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George Ritter Hall
Washingway
Watches and Diamonds Sale at Jas McKee Jeweler
Jas McKee jeweler moves from old stand to 420 Smithfield Street on April 1. The sale features jewelry, chains, charms, society emblems and more at cost to reduce stock with rare bargains to secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas, McKee
Smithfield Street
Fifth Avenue
Cout
Special Excursion to City of Mexico via Iron Mountain Route
A Pullman train will depart St. Louis for the City of Mexico on the evening of February 5. For rates routes and departure details contact S. H. Thompson Central Passenger Agent Mountain Route 1119 Liberty St Pittsburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
City of Mexico
Iron Mountain
H. Thompson
Cent. Pass
Agram Mountain
Liberty St
Pittsburg
Tailor Dickson Offers Old Clothes Remodeling
Advertisement from a tailor at 65 Fifth Ave corner Wood St on the second floor promoting sewing and remaking old garments with fine sewing services and alterations. Phone 1508.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Fifth Ave
Wood St
Pittsburg Beet Company Weekly Sale Report
The Pittsburg Beet Company agents to Bwitt's Chicago dressed beet sold at wholesale during the week ending January 26. One hundred twenty eight esrcasses beef averaged 544 pounds each at an average price of 5.58 cents per pound. Call at No 1102 Carson Jet Southside for cure and free delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bwitt
Chicago
Rye Bread. Try Marvin's rye bread equal to the fa of the Father
Local grocery ad promotes Marvin's rye bread claiming it equals the favorite loaf from Father Grocers, urging customers to compare quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Prices Drop in City Black Goods Dept This Week
Prices very low this week in our black goods department to make room for early spring imports. Hucks and Hacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucks & Hacks
AROUND THE ARMORIES AND REGIMENT NOTES
A military ball by Company A of the Fourteenth promises to be financially significant. Navy inspector Srrerevant Carres visits the city for steel work. Recruits and regimental matters fill the week with meetings, resignations, and preparations for a Washington trip by drum corps and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Srrerevant Carres
Unites States Navy
Sisme
New York State Senate
C.C. Wylie
English
McKeesport
Charles Neilite
William Anglock
Storewide sale at Reizenstein’s Allegheny location
We thank patrons and the public for past support and announce a broad sale on imported and domestic wares. The line includes plates, vases, ornaments, glass and glassware sets, including han sets and chamber sets, offered at greatly reduced prices at 152 154 156 Federal street Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Reizensteis
Federal Street
Allegheny
Closing out stock at Lywcn's 438-440 et street
Closing out seal plush sacques Modjeskas ush new markets cloth jackets and children wraps regardless of cost. Extraordinary bargains in winter dress serges cashmeres benji ms broadcloths plaids and combination suiting. Buyers invited to call and examine this stock before purchasing at H. J. Lywcn's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Lywcn
Et Street
Rosalia Flour Gains Ground in Two Cities
Warrmore Co notes Rosalia four makes a strong footing in two cities. The product is praised as a well round article from the best hard wheat milled by careful methods. Merit wins. Rosalia flour sales prove success. For sale by all grocers and in broad use.
Clergyman Receives Free Cure Recipe After Years of Illness
A clergyman long afflicted with catarrh, after trying many remedies, finally found a recipe that cured him. He invites readers to send a stamped addressed envelope to A. Lawrence, 83 Warren St., New York City, to receive the recipe at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lawrence
Warren St
New York City
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Af Lancaster
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West Fifgy-first Street
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