The Gay Side of Life at the Eve of a Pittsburgh Reception
A fragment from a social page describes a fashionable Pittsburgh gathering with guests from the Indies and Chilian attaches. Miss Catherine Drexel appears as a central figure in a church ceremony, while several weddings and social events unfold across the East Liberty and Allegheny areas with brides, debuts, receptions, and planned charity events.
Local social notes list visits and travels across towns
A string of brief notices records people visiting friends and relatives in New Carlisle Hoboken Evansville Hoboken and other places. It mentions illness of J V Brook a R and several residents returning from trips or travel including a wedding tour and home visits to Allegheny City Galesburg Front Royal and Evansville.
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Jann P. Boer. Welnatar F
J. V. Brooka
Charlies Kurtz
Alleghe Avenue
Alegheny
Hoboken
John ©. Glenn
Islander Allegheny
Galesburg
Front Royal
Lee L. Dagron
Aee
Blanch McMorran
Sewickley Society Notes Highlight Local Socials
Miss Juliet Warden travels East to visit friends while Miss McMillan heads to St. Louis for the winter with a married sister. Mr and Mrs Judson Brooks hosted the Edgeworth Whist Club and a phonograph party entertained guests. Esmeralda referenced for December performance. Morganga trip noted with cordial hospitality from Superintendent and Mrs Quays.
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Sewickley Society
Juliet Warden
Mary Osburn
William Olmstead
Hartford
Conn
Mansfield Cochrane
Charles Atwell
Eaward Nell
James McKeon
Mra. Atwell
Seward Murray
Es Blair
Onningham
Morris Barnett
Bewickies Valley Club
Tupon
Fie
Esmeralda
Burrows
Reed
Wiss White
Adair
Hooth
Carpenter
Mise ‘Sprager
Marbaugh
New Suburban Schedules Improve Pittsburg Rail Service
The P. Fi. W. & C. Ry. expands suburban trains to 82 departures and 33 arrivals weekly at Pittsburg and Allegheny. Morning arrivals at Allegheny are 7:40 and 7:30, with new morning and afternoon trains to Conway. Evening service after 6 PM is re arranged with 6:30 PM still running, 7:15 PM next, then 8:30 PM and 10 PM and 11:30 PM as before, with the timetable in the morning Dispatch.
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Pittsboro
Allegheny
Conway
Pianos and Organs Bargains at J. M. Hoffmann Co
J. M. Hoffmann and Co at 537 Smithfield offers extra bargains on pianos and organs. Upright pianos in good condition priced from 100 to 175 dollars and a parlor organ listed at 25 dollars. Also stock includes Lohmer Colby and Hallet and Cumston pianos with a claim of unmatched value at 637 Smithfield Street.
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J. M. Hoffmann & Co
Smithfield
Lohmer, Colby and Hallet & Cumston
J. M. Herrmany & Co
Smithfield Street
Lace Curtains Half Price Display At Our Window
Display in our window offers lace curtains at 65 cents a pair with 3,000 pairs in stock. One half to full sets will be sold at reduced prices while the show window draw ensures home storage and prevents early sale to visitors. Epwarp GrroetziycER 627 and 629 Penn avenue.
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Epwarp Grroetziycer
Penn Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad Excur sion Fare to Washington DC
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Washington DC for 8 dollars round trip until November 12 with return validity to November 20. Stopovers in Baltimore allowed within the limit. Through Pullman sleeping cars and coaches operate on night trains to Baltimore and Washington with no change.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Pullman
Washington
No Election Returns But Deep Rock Oysters Advertised
Ewarr Bros advertise Deep Rock Oysters at 85 and 90 cents per quion. The ad lists No. 47 Diamond Market and No. 463 Fifth Ave with telephone 101 for orders.
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Ewarr Bros
Diamond Market
Fifth Ave
Exarpre
Telephone
Euchre Prizes and Cabinets Ad from Chinson French Co
An advertisement touts a prize ornament in Chinson French Kendrick & Co at 516 Smithfield Street opposite City Hall. It notes last month for one dollar per dozen cabinets becoming a chestnut and promotes year round cabinet deals from & Co at 68 Federal Street, Theny.
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Chinson French, Kendrick & Co
Smithfield St
City Hall
Federal St
Theny
Local Ads Highlight Beverages and Household Goods
Vintage storefront notices promote Deep Rock Oysters at 65 and 90 cents per gallon and F. rebates at 612 Penn Ave. Exarpre Ave and 301 Grant St advertise tonics Griffin’s Ta-Ya-Zon Cough Syrup and various window trimmings. Dots Givex Away Worth offers with purchases. Busy Bee Hive at Sixth and Liberty and Pittsburg beer from F. & W. entice thirst.
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Dra. GrifFitn
Grant St
The Dramatic Week At Hauals Theater And Nearby Venues
The week features A Poor Relation at Hauals with strong praise for Mr. Russell and Miss Filkins, plus Emma Juch headlining a benefit concert for Putah Domestic Training School. Talks of new theaters fade. Gus Hartz may not bring a theater, while Bruce and others eye next season. Other acts include Clover at Bijou and Rajanky’s novelty at Nee He Arn Jones, Tom World's Museum extending Bass the Freak, Seymour mind reader, Congo marvel Johnny Connors, Zozo the Magic Queen at Harris Theater, Chelsa’s gymnastic act, and Adah Evelyne. The Casino Museum lists varied curiosities and acts in ads.
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Jackman
Apa
Clover
Rajanky
Pittsburg
America
Paris
Berlin
St. Peterboro
Madrid
Vienna
London
Tom World's Museum
Allegheny
Bass
Seymour
Johnny Connors
Congo
Zozo
Harris’ Theater
Harris
Chelsa
Adah Evelyne
Casino
McCaul Opera Company to Open at Bijou with Clover
The McCaul Opera Company brings an unusual season to the Bijou Theater next week. Von Suppe's Clover, adapted from Die Jagd Nach Dem Gluck, stars De Wolf Hopper and Marion Manola with a strong cast and striking scenery in four-country stage settings.
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Opera Comique
McCaul
Bijou
von Suppe
Suppe
McCann Operatic Organization
Tte Suppe
Frans von Ruppe
Fresuness
de Wolf Hopper
Marion Manola
Mme, Cottrelly
Eugene Oudin
Annis Myers
Jefferson de Ange
Carrie Barton
Josephine Knapp
Charles W. Dungan
Her Cripps
Lindsay Morison
Edmund Stanley Geo Wade
Louis Shrader
George Cerbi
Hyt
Clover
Sydney Rosenfeld
Seate
Siberia
Hijon Theater
Gulick
Bartley Campbell
Husaian Empire
Eleanor Morrett
Coens Poe
Jaoxeon
Gotthold
McDonald
Jers
Howard
Lizme May
Wilson
Lissis May Ulmer
Vera
Flower Girl
Ore
Music and choral year starts with multiple appointments
The week reports several choir appointments at churches with Miss MatTinpa Groner named contralto for Sixth Preabyterian. AY Society plans its fiftieth season opener at Pittsburg Club next Thursday. Fröhnsian Society elects Mr. of Daren to conduct, with bios by Mr. Frans Lohmann. A concert by Emmanuel P. E. Church choir under PF A von Weller is announced for Pariah building Thursday. Adolph Hexsett, noted composer, dies aged 75. Mendelssohn Club resumes next Tuesday under James P. McCotum with Tinepert Mayer as accompanist. Beethoven Hunting and Fishing Club of Great Western Band members rough it in Ashington area. Tenor C. H. Simpe marries Laura McClintock in First Presbyterian Church. Requiem Mass not yet given at Delaney. D Albert and Gara still undecided.
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Cora Belle Easton
East Liberty Arch
John Hubbard
Margaret Lytle
Bwisevale
C. J. Phillips
Pend Avenue
Ida al Fahmestock
Homewood
Faille
David
Dewitt Benham
B. L. Fahnestock
Romeneld
Mary M Morrison
Frederick Eggers
Trinity Church
Joan Eggers
Egeers
Ol City Hall
Joseph R. Woodwell
Walnut Street
East End
Josie
Miss Orne
New York
Lawrence Dilworth
Fit Avenue
Riuge Avenue
Frank G. Batley
Fruday
Homestead
Pittsburg
Aussen Bakewell
Western Avenue
Charlies Shinkle
Fifth Avenue
D. J. Watson
Jane G. Watson
Washington Street
Allegheny
Thure
F. K. Kubler
Lake Street
Francis Crouch
Howard Parker
Calvary Church
Nellie Wood
Oakland
Thomas Mckee
Ridge Avenue
Nora Guckenheimer
Concordia Hall
Arthur Einstein
Chi
HOMNE
Viola Browne
Cora M. Armstrong
Thomas Gibbs
Harry Armstrong
Will Zinn
Zinn
Emsworth
Sadie Tomb
Indiana
Twenty-fifth Ward
Debating Society
J. R. Sneelman
Misa Callie Eisenbeis
Lautner
West End Avenue
Allerheny
Jennie
Mamie Sprague
Federal Street
Muth
James Onslow
Harrisburg
James
Maggie Martin
Cornelia M. Hoyt
Center Avenue
Hoyt
Katie Crostom
Amonethe
Annenster
Clara Meuster
Mattie Stewart
Carrie Milligan
Jennie Cavanaugh
Ela McAndrews
Annie McAndrews
Fred Hall
Colline
Charles Kress
Joseph Cavanaugh
Harry W. Slack
Penn Avenue
Lily
J. J. Hern
Samuel Maxwell
Mary
Frank McDonald
East
Jas. G. Stephens
Davidson Street
Jonnie
An Bon
Rod
Uraab
Gardner
Leech
Weber
An Lotte
Jennie Stephens
Culberteen
Stranb
A. ER. Merriman
Wili Koeliy
Letekus
Young
Ed G. Merriman
Will Stephens
Eva St. Clair Lyons
Kate Lyons
Nettie Robinson
Oles Libbie Anderson
Miss Lyons
Gortrnge Pierce
Loretta Tobin
Hulda Burk
Madge McKinnon
Helen Sands Veente
Susie Wallace
Josie Cuthbert
Therese Tobin
Mary Cooper
Ruth Hay
Theresa Schnelbach
Sheridan Avenue
Tsons
Measra
W. Wond
J. Wootwail
Charles Smith
L Schach
P. J. McCaully
C. B. Charles
Gertrni
Mary McCaully
Miller
Junia Kellar
Cora Cable
Lizzie Sager
Yeneraly
Aden Badera
Kleber's
Henry Floyd
Old City Hall
Grorce L. Moreland
Casino Museum
Barlow Bros.’ Minstrels
James G. Blaine
Grupert and Sullivan
London
D'Oyley Carte
Shaftesbury Avenue
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Wilson Barrett
Lettie Lind
Sylvia Gray
Sadie Martinot
Martinet
Hewer
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Cition
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Hoston
Fanny Davenport
Booth
Davenport
Dockstader
Herbert Kelvey
Fred Bailow
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George
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Emma Sheridan
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First Presbyterian Church
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Ird
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Hs Rand Saeco
D’ Albert
Gara
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