Residents Return to Kenmawr Apartments After Trip
Mr and Mrs Frederick Woras of the East End arrived home from a brigal trip yesterday and moved into their apartments at the Kenmawr. Walter E Mellor departed for New York on Thursday to meet his uncle and plan a return to the city next week. Miss Rowena Landon, a classical language instructor, travels from Pennsylvania to Columbus to join her parents this journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Park
Bo'clonk
Mie
Mollie Miggine
Calvin Crowe
Zparedey
Kwwangel
Grant Avenue
Alecuaaea
Mises Brown
Poderul Street
Bony
Mime Linkin
Choelnati
Aod
Taggert
Briae Ang
Gussia
Jennie K. Achison
Mev. Miller
William Actiann
Thayer Elvin
Evergros Hamlet
Hoss Township
A Btruns & Roa
Bingham Sirect
Houtheide
Beth R. Gordon
Tre
Allegheny
Stella Eyrich
Townsend Street
Pitwbburg
M. J. Becker
Miss Lee
Philadelphia
Rob
Kittancing
Brown
Inde Literary Society
Mins
SS Avenue
Bene Laois
Perrysville Avenue
Seapooen Society
Heely
Ron
Misses Minerva
Bersh Marehall
Wildwood Park
Dancae Euchre
R. Yourd
Eee
Lamnees Kelly
Edes Luella
pAmeresist
Edward Dolmas
Howard i Albers Fipines
Ceaee Ie Aelvert Firrell
Hobert
Hot Bromiey
T. Specks
Frederick Woras
East End
Kenmawr
Walter E. Mellor
New York
Thury
Rowena Landon
Rer. Pa
Columbus
Battery B
First
Pennsylvania Light Artillery
Mount Jackson
Lawrence County
Cooper's Battery
Denniston
New Brighton
Montooth
Sample
Bedford Circle No. 62
Tarentam
G. A.B
Old City Hall
Mellor & Hoene’s
Fifth Avenue
Ver
Nent
J. F. Denniston
Secretary of Internal Affairs
P. D.A
Thomas J. Stewart
Local Social Notes Include Attacks and Visits
Typhoid convalescence for Mn William Charless of Swissvale avenue. Mrs M K Sauleury of Park Place visiting Finns baton then returned home. Miss Mattiz McCormick visited city then returned to Altoona. Miss Annie Mymrs of Monroeville hosted Agnes Oreelman on Penn Avenue last week. Mrs Mann E Lover of White Street visited cousin Emily of Ma 8. Biserat family of Penn Avenue left for Somomel County for three months. J M Lieeten of the Irethrem Church returned to Lolanon after his father’s funeral. The Women’s gy Seen gathering at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charless
Swissvale Avenue
Mis
M. K. Saulenury
Park Place
Finns
Baton
Mise Mattiz McCcormick
Altoona Iam
Annie Mymrs
Monroeville
Agnes Oreelman
Penn Avenue
Mies Mann E. Lover
White
Mise Emily
Biserat
Penn Averor
Somomel
County
Teo
J. M. Lieeten
I Itrethrem
Lolanon
S Nor
Mre
Loudon
Iegvons Ory
Urethen
Exhibitions in New York Highlight Rapid Art Advances
New York spring shows by the National Academy and Society of American Artists attract strong sales and quality works. Notable pieces include Me Hanver Jorren’s A Kentucky Woodland at Boyd's and E A Poole's On the Lower Potomac at Hoyas, with George Hetzel's On the Connoquenessing praised for faithful depiction and atmospheric detail. The Gillespie gallery hosts a broad display of paintings, watercolors, and Sevres pottery, with works by Calosci Ricci Boisson and others, plus a rare Indian sacred cloth described by Augu ste Gross. The feature collection continues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
National Academy
Society of American Artiste
Me Hanver Jorren
Louisville
Pittsburg
Boyd's
Kentucky
Lower
Potomac
E. A. Poole
Hoya
Elas
Od Poly
Gillespie
Sevres Art
Auguste Grosa
New York
India
Gross
Pittsourg
Calosci
Riccl
Boisson
Oars Grison
de Franceschi
Sani
Spiridon
Cupid
Ricci
A. Calosel
Paredes
Bulligi
Notre Dame
Brissot
V. Buisson
Rico
Venice
Calin
Geroie
Intereater
DuNeuville
Aurrenc Ae Agalon Fronon Infantry
Guinea
Thorneard
Potter of Texas to Make His New York Bow
"Mr. Potter of Texas" opens in New York tomorrow with William Sacco as Potter and Charles Bowser as the detective Corn Edeall. The cast includes Charles B. Wells Clarence Handysides Henry Hall Lorimer Stoddard Miss Euma Waders and May Haines in what is billed as a bright comedy drama promising a strong season closer.
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Potter
Texas
New York
William Sacco
Pitteburgera
Charles Bowser
Corn Edeall
Hill
Ida Potter
Charles B. Wells
Clarence Handysides
Henry Hall Lorimer Stoddard
Euma Waders
May Haines
Dramatic Notes and Opera News From Broadway and Europe
Prima donna Mantz Van Zandt appears as sister to Edwin Warner of Hanlon's Fantasma company. Francis Wilson sails for Europe with Paris bound, pursuing a new Audran opera. Win J Flonenon plans a Europe trip to join Mrs. Florence. The Dramatic Mirror highlights London farces, theater finance, and an American singer Mile. Zelio de Lussan at Drury Lane. William H Crane receives a diamond star gift at the Star Theater box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantz van Zandt
Edwin Warner
Hanlon
Francis Wilsom
Europe
Paris
Audran
Win J. Flonenon
Florence
Kexyl Joseph Jefferson
Somr
Francis Wilson
de Wolf Hopker
Broadway Theater
New York
Angee
Spaea
Cerise & Co
Dramatic Mirror
Mint
Ranetpal
France
Agu Sr
E. J. Hassen
McCarthy
Bijou
North River
Jersey City
the Mirror
London
Aeannes
Cowen
Thorgrim
Drury Lane
Mile
Zelio de Lussan
Olof
Edinburg
Norway
William H. Crane
Star Theater
Theodore Moss
Crane
Speule-Sesien Star
Dmonds
Lars
Calor
Rand
Treble of mixed notices from Tus Mrmingham school district
The Twenty-eighth ward holds a core school place at Er's Grove on June 4. Examinations for Allegheny City teachers begin soon. Pittsburg exams follow next Saturday for prep, music, drawing Saturday May 9, grammar prose orthography and June 7 arithmetic and geography. Mr Mage Lewis, Central Board clerk, wed last week, surprising friends with his marriage to Miss And of Hellshoover borough.
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Tus
Mrmingham School
Ater's Grove
Saraient
TeacwEns
Allegheny City
Pitwburg
Mage Lewis
Central Board Rooms
Miss
Hellshoover
No. 8
Somers and
Webster Treets
Minersville
Thirty-third Street
Elizabeth Fisher
Squirrel Hill
Twenty-third Ward
Birmingham
Thomas
Berlin
McE. Hare
Post 151 Memorial Day Plans Advance
Post 151 prepares for Memorial Day with services at the Old Methodist Graveyard for Colonel John W. Patterson. Major A M Brown to speak. Flowers donated by students and hauled by Southside merchants. Exhibits at Salisbury Hall the evening before. Memorial Day services at South Twentieth Street Presbyterian Church by Rev. Farrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Patterson
A. M.brown
Salisbury Hall
Post 151
South Twentieth Street
F. B. Farrand
Post 117 Earns High Marks From Inspection
Post 117, led by its commander and officers, received high praise from inspecting officer Comrade George & Fulmer after a Monday night review. The adjutant and quartermaster were commended for their ledgers and muster records with no flaws noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George & Fulmer
Veual
Aude Frost
Ae Ord
Aca Irwin
Commander Ross Assumes Command in General Order No 1
In the general order the commander assumes command and appoints aides and adjutants. The text includes unclear fragments naming Comrade Md ot of Post and Comrade Georg George, plus mentions of posts and units and a march of duties. The passage appears to be an irregular transcription with garbled names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
MD~ Ot
Hongralan
Georg George A
Poot
Faa
Amil
Sn Snes
D. Cn
Gossip of the Post Reem Commanders and Enumerators
Post communications note several commanders and enumerators by unit number including Post 8 161 216 151 and 41. A memorial sermon is announced for Memorial Day weekend at the Fifth Avenue M EZ Church with Chaplain McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post 41
McGuire
Fifth Avenue M. EZ
General Memorial
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Dore
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Dasten
Dolla
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Ao Oarapel
Jon
Myrell
Inez
Nana
Marion Mantelie
Thomwe Beanon
Ward
Mia
Patterson
McCallin
Donahoo
Haney
McCullimore
McLean
Moser
Askin
van Tyne
Gilmore
Skoos
McCutcheon
Bhorn
Durbin
Stevenson
Barr
William Prescott
Isabella Street
Birdie Prescott
Bose
Mra Dries
Mra. Gilson
Mollie
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Mra. L. Connor
Barry
Mra. Horie
Williame
Stanley Tolley
Charles Tolley
Misses Lettre
Maria Graham
Ier
Louis
Peter Stark
Boggs Avenue
Lafferty
Shanley
8. L. Boggs
Frank Shaniey
Mexi
Pacific
C. O'Brien
Captain Robinson
Mire. Lafferty
Oliver Stinston
Harry Neely
Hoyle
J. Hoyle
Hunker Hill Council
GON. Sas
Mesira
Kemp
Goodwin
Shannon
Taylor
Nobbs
Sterling
Ballantyne
Jones
Trautman
J. W. Murdoch
Gelston
Miss Lightly
Ollie
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Maple Leaf High Tea
Clab
Representative Colored Society
Emma Robinson
Gibbon Street
Wim, Johnston
Workman
Wm. Reymer
C. H. Clark
Mite Annie Patterson
Mins Mary Dickson
W. E. Jackson
J. W. Sanda
W. F. Johnston
Nellie Shore
Congress Street
Onchre
Muss Kie- Lean
Mr. McCutcheon
Kate Snowden
Ol City
J. B. Clow
Chicago
W. A. Clow
Wilkinsboro
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Aen
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Gertrude Trury
Holland Street
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U. B
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Tennyson
Jay
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Tropion
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J. K. Dunwon
South Tria
James Steele
R.A. Steele
James Denlinpe
James Sloane
Mr. J. Dillon
Sewickley Society
Ellzabeth Low
Vial
Miss Baldwin
Rochester
N. Y
John N. White
Fort Wayne
Ind
Harry Osburn
Bom
Medylogs
Boston
Dale Bakewell
Minneapolis
Sod
Ponty Semple
Edgeworth Goons Club
Afr
George Gibson
Preg Broaden Ae
Potel
Frank Smith
Geapercaven
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R.J. Cunningham
W. W. Canningham
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Harry Richardson
Cw. W. Whitesell
Secretar Lock Irwin
John
Whitesell
RP. Nevin, Jr
Lapres
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Baltimore
B. &O. Day Expres
Pitsburg
Tralin
Washington
NeaPourra
Mamaux & Sox
Notcaahes Aay
Hoeus & Hacks
MamAux & Son
Louvre
Sixth St
Phillips’ Rubber Goods House
Rosenbaum & Co
Hayes & Keevas
Mamanx & Son's
Hauoh's
Fifth Ave
Wisu
Ux & Son
Sterrett Bobool
Pes Fioco Et ‘Baniscen He Sas
Manning
H. Koller
Matt
Griande
Svers
Hrona
Serbia
Sipper
Kate B. Hoyle
A. T. Kellera
Charles G
Mies
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Leopora G
Dickson
de Wolf Hopper
Ma Mather
Jockin
S Mennnent
Mr. Willoughby
Poeety
Eaat
Mma Mather
Mrr
Otte Skinner
Booth
Modjoska
Miss Mather
Joan of Arc
Palmer's Theater
Ferguson & Mack Company
Michael Mulligan
Dennis McCarthy
Afuligon
Jennie
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Cound Ona
Deserta
Litte
Marry Saunders
Alto
Jennée
Carthy
Misa Primros
Ana
Mana Ferguson
Marrives
Asault
Lile
Mulligan
Hermann
Opera House
Madam Hermann
Abdul Khan
Pituborg
Mr. Hermann
Exposition Park
East Liberty
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Bercnant Wagner
Coster
Reno
Heli
Vulca
API
Wakefield Bros
New Yorkeraid
Theater
Dixon and Lang
Edward P. Sullivan
Harris
Williams
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Harry
John Kernell
Prof
Johnson
Pialvas
J. G. Fietcher
Ramsa
Arno
Cain
Lorenzo
Harion
Pitteburg
Grand Ra House
Australis
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J. C. Teas
Wolfax School
Cerne A
4Amaux & Son
Post 3
Uniondale Cemetery
Amy McKeown
Samuel K. McKeown
J. J. Miller
North Side
Louis Horst
Afwent
Kaat
Troy Hill
Charles W. Gerwig
Hampton Monument
Soldiers
Seminary Hill
Sons of Veterans
Soldiers’ Monument
Ju Collier
Comnapz O. M. Heap
Comrape Bewsjammin Haprison
United States
Cleveland
CarTrain William McClellann
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Armstrong
Atoms Park
Schoebeeenaie
Frank Paregg
Tee Moon
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van W. Parrinson
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Rample
Smith
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Klein
Post Department
Norristown
Kaw
Union Veteras Legion
Hathyy
Reed
Legion
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Forree Boy Choir
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Purves
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Hunt
Hawkins
Jackson
Central Armory
Bradford
Leon
West Penn Hospital
Exposition Grounds
Amalted Association
U. S. Artillery
Atlantic
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Ellsworth Avenua
Hubbard
National Guard
Easton
Pennsylvania Infantry
Counry
Iat
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M & Men
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Mme. A. Ruppert
Madame Ruppert
Thursdas
Hamilton Building
Europa
Mme. Ruppert
Mme
Koppert
A. Rapper
Rowm
Fitts Avenue
Pitwharg
Hardman, Krakauer, Kimball and Vose
Mellor & Hoene
Newton
White Sewin Machine Hoosen
Gettysburg
Amogianen
Gettyaba
Salouk
M. Jas
A. Beaver
John M. Krauth
Prewid
Latimer’s
Brussels
T. M. Latimer
Federal St
South Diamond, Alieghen
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