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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1890

Page

8

French and Spanish Conversation Parties At The Schlosser

The first of a series of French and Spanish conversation evenings will be held next Thursday at the Hotel Schlomer with Prof. Henri Rollin Parker guiding his wealthy pupil group. The aim is language practice and social life plus parlor theatricals staged at members’ homes. The venture anticipates fall rehearsals and selective intimate audiences.

Hotel Schlomer Henri Rollin Parker Gotham Ater

Swimming Clubs Rise In City To Learn To Swim

The article notes women forming swimming clubs in Allegheny and the Mast Bed as they embrace the new natatorium. Ladies seek instruction or private bathing attire, while owners plan to offer male and female instructors amid uneasy feelings about impromptu immersions. Pools may host club gatherings and bathing parades become fashionable.

Allegheny Natatorium Grat

First Lawn Fete At Silver Lake Park By Y W C A East End

The first lawn fete of the season occurs this afternoon and evening at Silver Lake Park hosted by the Y W C A East End. Rain could dampen plans but organizers expect a joyful fair with fancy booths and copper refreshments. A Cyclorama Hall fair runs 3 to 10 pm to aid the new Westminster Presbyterian Church under Dr I Hays.

Silver Lake Park East End Pittsburg New Westminster Presbyterian Church

TWO WEDDINGS TO DAY A East Liberty gent wed Miss Ida Longdon

A high noon ceremony at German Lutheran Church on Grant Street unites Miss Goodman daughter of Edward Goodman of 619 Roup Street with Mr George Hi Paine. A second wedding at Emory M E Church East End unites Miss Ida M Longdon daughter of H Longdon with Mr Hudson H Hof. Ushers listed and a wedding tour planned to Washington Buffalo New York and Newark New Jersey.

Grant Street Goodman Edward H. Goodman Roup Street George Hi. Paine Emory M.E East End Ida M. Longdon H. Longdon Hudson H. Hof Messrs J. Davies F. B. Morland, Jr Will Myler Harry Squires J. Raynalda F. W. Pierpoint Washington Buffalo New York Newark N.J

Cantata of Daniel at Trinity Church Promises Soloists

Trinity's leading tenor F W Bears stars as Daniel in the cantata of Daniel at Second M P Church Fifth avenue and Marion street tonight and tomorrow evening. Cast includes Horch as King Gray as Queen Loomis as herald Stephens as court official. Four or five solo numbers precede the cantata. costumes will be worn.

Daniel M. P Fifth Avenue Marion Street F. W. Bears Trinity Co. M. Horch King Jennie Gray Mine Loomis Morris Stephens King's Herald Ap Paetianierty Aun

Debate on Women Delegates at Butler Street Church

Lawrenceville residents gather at the Butler Street M E Church this evening to debate whether women should be eligible as lay delegates to the Methodist Episcopal Church annual and general conference. The issue, central to October and November 1890 voting across Methodism, prompts wide discussion.

Lawrenceville Butler Street M. E Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Denomination

Debating Panel Explores Proper Understanding

A fragment notes a planned debate conducted by two Indies and two gentlemen as preliminary enlightenment toward proper understanding of a wabject. The item hints at a scholarly or philosophical discussion but lacks full context or clear outcome.

Music Evenings at Old City Hall Delight Randall Club Friends

A nonpartisan Randall Club musicale at Old City Hall drew a full crowd for the first in a series. Conductor Weiss led a program of Weber Strauss and Hartmar pieces with plant-draped scenery by B A Elliot Co. The event honored the committee of Weixel Fleming and O Leary Jr. and featured a festive atmosphere without politics.

Old City Hall Randall Club Walla B. A. Elliot & Co Weiss von Weber Silvana Gus Mueller Hartmar Alps F. Dietz Strauss F. J. Weixel J. Pressley Fleming Timothy O'Leary, Jr

Musical and literary entertainment at University Hall

Mrs J H Yocum with Miss Mamie Reack and Miss Carrie Whiting present a musical and literary program at University Hall on Sixth street with recitations and vocal pieces. A Julius Caesar stage play by local talent will be staged at Bijou Theater on June 17 starring Prof Byron King as Brutus and Mrs King as Portia, with Curry School pupils in supporting roles and elaborate costumes.

J. H. Yocum Mamie Reack Carrie Whiting University Hall Sixth Street Julius Cmwsar Bijou Byron King Brutus

Local Socials and Services Highlight Busy Week in City

Mrs G W Blair hosted a 1 o'clock Innobeon yesterday celebrating the wedding of Miss Aggie McOance to Mr J Brown. A union service by Episcopal churches will be held at St Andrew's Church on Ninth Street at 1020 o'clock on Ascension Thursday. A Springfield school hall social was held under General Putnam Council No 24 Daughters of Liberty. St Andrew's hosts Monday lectures by Episcopal rectors for all ages. Zitterbart Orchestra debuts at Old City Hall with soloists Adaheel Grace Miller Helen Zitterbart and H B Brockett.

Aggie McOance Forber J. Brown Mary Fn Urnel New York St. Andrew's Church Springfield General Putnam Council Daughters of Liberty Opy Whitsunday Temanuel Episcopal Church Allegheny Mans J. F. Conwry Seventh Avenues Kenmawr East End John Prugh Tre Zitterbart Old City Hall Adaheel Grace Miller Helen Zitterbart H. B Brockett

Swindled a Priest by a Charitable Actress in New York

A well dressed woman, posing as a press writer Lucy C Lillie, swindled Rev John Larkin of $30 and later $15 at the Church of the Holy Innocents. She pledged manuscripts as security and claimed ties to the Herald. Detectives arrested her as she left the Tombs. officials believe she also swindled Jennie June Croly out of $20.

New York John Larkin Church of the Holy Innocents West Thirty-seventh Street Lucy C. Hart Father Larkin Lucy C. Lillie The Herald Larkin Inspector Byrnes Frank R. Hart Front Street Hart Mrs. Hart Jefferson Market Court

Natural Gas Strike Near Oswego Awakens Village

In Pulaski, Oswego County, a gas well released large amounts of natural gas last night. Six hundred feet of iron piping blew out, the derrick and machinery collapsed, and salt water spouted high into the air, waking villagers at midnight.

Oswego Pulaski

Real Estate Board backs lake front for World's Fair site

The Chicago Real Estate Board, including the city’s top dealers, voted to favor the lake front as the site for the World's Fair. A lively discussion followed the report’s presentation, dissenters were few, and copies were ordered sent to the World's Fair Directors.

Chicago Chicago Real Estate Board Lake Front

We Make the Best Bed Mattress in the City

We Make the Best Bed Mattress in the City claims premium materials include the finest hair and feather ticking. Prices are stated as right in all Avenue Stores.

Orem Jou Hones & Co Avenue

Sioux Maiden Becomes Benedictine Nun in City Convent

Mise Josephine Crowfeather a full blooded Sioux maiden has taken vows as a Benedictine nun. The ceremony was led by Rev Dr Hamel with Mother Gertrude present. She will be Sister Catherine and stay in the city to educate Sioux children. Her father Chief Crow feather is a prominent Sioux leader.

Yankrow G.D Mise Jonephine Crowfeather Mary Hamel Gertrude Crowfeather Catherine Chief Crowfeather

Obituary notices from Pittsburgh and Allegheny area

Multiple death notices and funeral announcements dated May 14 1890 from Pittsburgh and Allegheny with names such as Dawes Freund Gackert Graham Greenawalt Harvey Hicks Kerney Kripp Lofink Milligan McDonald McKelvey Patterson Stumbillig and Welsh. Includes ages and burial details and residence addresses.

McClintock & Co Plans Sweeping Reduction

A note states a broad pay or staff cut across a large portion of the remaining operation, aiming for substantial cost savings as part of a restructuring effort by McClintock & Co.

Millinery Opening and Linen Hemstitching Sale

Millinery opening featured Thursday and Friday alongside a large linen line. Hemstitched pillow cases from 10 per pair, sheets from 6 to 20 per pair, table cloths and napkins in many patterns, and Huck towels 25 cents each or 3 per dozen, with broader Damask and bonus bolster sets to match.

Lace Capes and Wraps Advertised at Low Prices

Cloth capes priced from 124 to 499 with higher ends up to 324 and 499, plus capes up to 10. Cloth and silk wraps for elderly ladies offered in comfortable styles. New stylish items and notably low prices praised. Visit to the nite Parlors suggested for interest.

Bargains in Kid and Silk Gloves Across Two Cities

Real Kid four button gloves priced from 81 to 99 cents with large lots. Rebecca four gloves offered in new shades at 24 and Misses Kid gloves around 5 dollars. Silk taffeta gloves 24 cents and pure silk gloves 39 cents per pair. Large stock of children’s mitts and two city bargain showcase promotion announced.

Rebecca Agea

Hosiery Bargains Offer Large Stock at Low Prices

550 dozen ladies Brilliant Lisle Hose in 100 designs and colors 49c per pair. 330 dozen gents Brilliant Lisle Hose 3 for $1. 825 dozen ladies Fancy Hose and fast black 24o per pair. Also Misses Boys and Children's Hose grand values.

Trade Notes on Household Products and Prices

A list of assorted goods with prices including Japanese fans for 50 plus years age range, Gauzo and Black Fans from 50 to 600, Boaps and Cashmere Qlc, White Castile soap 70, Colgate Turkish a Bo um extracts 150 to 750, machine oil 50, ammoniated bay rum 250, Florida Water large bottles 2650, and crochet cotton at 8c per ball.

Boquet O. Colgate India Warren Hose Aera Ea H. P Barbour

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