Weather Woes and Social Fixations Roil City Life
A long feature notes cold weather distress impacting leisure, travel, and fashion as labor strife and bank troubles reshape society. It describes people staying home in heavy clothes, postponed picnics and lawn fetes, and social plans shifting to London trips and a supplementary concert at the Duquesne Theater to bridge deficits.
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House of Pleasure Gatherings At Castle Point
The piece notes a May event at Castle Point Avhokon Jones drawing New York society and state delegations from New Jersey Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore. It mentions Stevens Trinity of Gastric Point connected to many notable figures and references Poe and Princeton’s young captain among attendees. A separate item reports a May 2 in home of E F Beddoe Fairmont East End celebrating his 32nd birthday with a surprise reception.
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Community Notices and Social Roundup in Wilkinsburg
A string of social events and local notices fill Wilkinsburg and Pittsburgh listings. Miss Ella Kn teat ae Teadings directs a classroom or stage event. guests at 295 Franklin Street attend dancing and reception. Dr E B Borland wed Miss Jonnie Deeds. college commencement plans for Pittsburg College for Women. garden party for fresh air fund. Princeton Alumni exam updates. Clara B Morgan to Joseph Bernard Shea marriage plans. Anna Kugler M D to lecture at Trinity Lutheran. strawberry and ice cream festival on Neville Street for charity. Beech from New York Riding Club helps at Schenley Park Riding Academy opening. Allegheny Cotillion Club annual picnic at Ellwood. social lunches at Nancy B Snodgrass residence. Alhambra, Smithfield, and Norwood clubs host picnics.
Musical Gatherings Highlight Miss Boley's Social Tonight
Miss Mary Boley of Sewickley hosted a refined musical at her home with a fine program led by Albert I. Christy. Apollo Club closed its season at Allegheny Second U P Church under Prof. A H and soloist J J Aetna. Numerous local figures attended, with varied performances noted and plans for ongoing musicales in community venues.
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Frank Ammon
Helenee Carl Braun
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Olive Price
Thama
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A. Hamilton
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Adam Hail
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Apollo Club
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Boston
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Europe
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Warner Street
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Etter
Haydn Mandolin Orchestra
Local visitors and travels reported in city society notes
Schmeltz of Chicago paid a visit to his old home last week. Jane Mise and Gertrude E Cobb of Boston visit Miss Grace H Williams of Shadyside. Mrs Robert Adams of Ohio visits her daughter Mrs Helen Triplett of the Southside for three months. Mrs M Gannon and daughter Mary, with niece, plan a trip to Miss Mary Gannon’s home at Jin more Ireland next Wednesday, then Belfast and Dublin. Ed may travel to England briefly.
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Boston
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Aiken Avenue
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Southside
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Mie
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Pittsburg Theater Season Near End Amid Bright Lineup
A bustling 1990-01 theater season winds toward close in Pittsburgh as Dugueune Theatre boosts competition. The scene highlights Edwin Booth era decline, rising stars like Julia Marlowe, Mary Anderson, Rose Coghlan and Salvini, with Bernhardt and Willard talked for next season. Opera companies may shrink while lighter fare and comic operas promise strong crowds.
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Miss Marlowe
Pittsburg
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Willard
Kendala
The Litt le Recruit Benefit at Bijou Theater in Pittsburg
J Milton Hays play The Little Recruit will be staged by a Pittsburg company at the Bijou Theater for Post 151 G A R. The five act patriotic production features a large cast with Union and Confederate officers, town tableaux, and military color pageantry supporting veterans groups with performances on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Bheck
Pittsburg
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G. A.B
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J. B. Brison
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James B. Long
Aid de Camp
M. J. Caldwell
Hellick
William McCloskey
James
S Fy HS
Milia
Gordon
Mise Anis Carder
Anna Gare
Fifth Avenue Museum Extends Drama Season Indefinitely
The Harry Davis venue continues its dramatic week with new cast additions and daily performances lasting ninety minutes. Eva Florence will lead a rifle contest among her pupils in the curio hall with a gold medal to the best shooter. Dietrich the spiritualist returns for another week of experiments and novelty.
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East Lynne at the Grand Emotive Drama Cast
Miss Adamy stars in East Lynne with Har ris Britton and Dean. a strong dramatic company supports. A St Louis Globe critic notes audience tears and a stirred crowd, with both women and men moved by the performance.
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Amusement Hall Slide Draws Crowds on Penn Avenue
The rollersied slide at Amusement Hall on Penn avenue attracts crowds. The cheap amusement costs 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. It operates from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 in the evening, with careful management attracting a select patron age.
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Theatre folks and plans in bustling New York scene
Reports outline Fuagers Witsor delivering an annual Actor's Fund address while Montesta heads to a German historical stage and a French translation of Macbeth stirs audiences. Burlesque by Sypyszy Hosestzip is set for the Chicago Auditorium during the World's Fair as Manure Jansen tours Europe. Next season features Witsos Bannett's brother in Another Man's Shoes and rumors hover over Wilson joining The Other Fellow's. Metropolitan Opera House costs and profits are noted amid a mix of private fortunes and theatre moves in New York and London society chatter.
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Tar and the Tartar shines as season ends at Palmer's Theater
The American comic opera season features Gardner and Bertram in demand after strong receipts at Palmer's Theater. Miss Dorr's praised voice and Miss Hilton's Lyric engagement signal solid demand for next season. Manager Askin considers Wednesday matinees to showcase untried operas while songwriters update topical numbers nightly.
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Hates Bewtram
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Telegraph
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Gossip of the Guards and Norristown Monument Event
Philadelphia report details Highteenth Regiment officers visiting, Guard tentage overhaul at State Arsenal, and preparations for July encampments. Notes on National Guard pay, commissions, and Coke region service, plus plans for Fourteenth Regiment to Norristown for Hartranft Monument unveiling and expected crowded ceremonies with Governor Pattison in attendance.
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Engineer Improves Cyanotype Prints With Acid Bath Technique
An engineer reports on blue printing methods to produce bright blue lines and clear whites. After washing, a dilute bath of acids such as hydrochloric or oxalic increases print clearness. He notes that nitrate solution drift and low ammonia citrate levels cause print fog and explains adjusting chemical quantities improves results.
Fine Flowers And Plant Decorations Advertised
Fine flowers and plant decorations for luncheon and dinner with German favors. Loose bunches, corsages, and bouquets offered as a specialty. Patterson, 41 Sixth Avenue, opposite Trinity. Have your photograph made by Dabbs for best possible likeness.
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Jewelry sale teased at Hauch's Jewelry Store
Gold and silver cases all grades and sizes offered at special low prices. Call and see them at Hauch's Jewelry Store No. 28 Fifth avenue. Established 1553 Hyacinth sw at Brown and Co.'s corner Grant and W streets Tel 1104.
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