Social Notes Celebrate Pleasant Week in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh society witnessed a week of receptions dances and concerts. Mrs Bakewell Pullip and Mrs James H held Thursday evening receptions. a German followed. The Great Charity Concert and Mondell Sisters Quartet lit Old City Hall. Miss Caldwell and others featured in engagements. Miss Reed and Mr Wilmington wed. numerous parties and a majority birthday gala gathered prominent families across East End Homestead and Wilkinsburg.
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Mondell Sisters
Old City Hall
Eet
Gymnasium Hall
Shady Qvenne
Lafayette
Girty Indies
Emory M. E
Elnora Guckenheimer
Arthur Einstein
Hi Ontardia Hall
Rabbi Meyer
Howe
Happy Val
Lohengri
Missour Reed
Uaenes C . Wilmington
Kennedy
Calvary Episcopal Church
Howard HW. Parker
Minsone Urouch
George P. Hodges
East
Woodwell
Joseph Woodwel
East End
W. F. Bailey
Homestead
Frank
Peele
Py A Deak
A. E. Clark
and Kendrick
J. G. Robinson
E. Holbrook
Annie
Pearl Blackburn
Nettie J
And
J. Foster
Magnificent 744 octave upright piano advertised for sale
An upright piano with improved features, swinging desk, fine tone and carved case is in perfect order and can be viewed at J. M. Hoffmann & Co. on 537 Smithfield Street. Also three square pianos in good condition offered at 8175.
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J. M. Hoffmann & Co
Smithfield Street
Dry goods bankrupt sale at Liberty Street corner
A rapid clearance of dry goods is underway as the store at 728 Liberty Street near the corner is going bankrupt. Rugs and carpets are heavily discounted with items priced at 33 and 728 dollars.
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Liberty St
Grand Holiday Draping Display Opens at Market Square
Holiday display closes January 1890 at Wu Hasiace & Sox on Diamond Market Square. Customers urged to view the broad selection of draping and decorative fabrics showcased for the season.
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Hasiace & Sox
Market Square
Clover and Salvini At Pittsburg Theaters Dominate Week
The Clover comic opera draws large Pittsburg crowds at the Bijou with McCann company in top form. Salvini the Italian tragedian headlines Grand Opera House with multiple appearances and promises, while other acts including Emmet at the Bijou and Nelsons Vaudeville promise varied entertainment.
Lawrence Barrett's Ganelon to Be Seen in Coming Weeks
Singe Whispers joins Lawrence Barrett with the new play Ganelon in the near future. The Black Cat theater district adds strong pictures and prosperity appears evident across the paper. The Casino Museum boasts a sterling variety of novelties, some startling. DeWolf Hopper sells an India silk robe with Be good and you will be happy on the pocket. Crane’s second Henrietta in The Senator is promising, while Boorn and Barrett renew their partnership for next season. Bellwether notes: Bijou Theater title since 1685, with Fritz Emmett and Clement Scott featured. Critics debate prophecy, Booth and Modjeska remarks, and Warde remains a veteran presence in stage circles. Marion Manola and Sha Sons draw praise for grace in movement among comic opera stars.
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H. R. Jacobs
Abesselarte Ots
New York
Uest
Ees
Anno Joan Sterson
Metropolis
Ane
Gentia Ie
Sidney Drew
Mr. McIntosh
Mr. Drew
Thomas Earle White
Cere
Philadelphia
Me Wi White
Philade
McIntosh
Mr. White Srome
Quaker City
Dunlop
United States Mail
Indiana
George C. Jenks
Cematic
Pittsboote Bulletin
Bluebeard, Jr
Fatima and the Fairy
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Lawrence Barrett
Ganelon
William L. Lyxens
Maggie
Black Cat
Casino
DeWolf Hopper
W. H. Crane
Henrietta
Eald
Crane
Eowix Boorn
Arthur B. Chase
Bennett
Fritz Emmett
Booth
Madane Modjeska
Fanny
Frederick Warde
Warde
Comar Aks
Pedagogue And Pupil In City Schools News
Thanksgiving Day closures for public schools announced. City teachers to be paid with warrants totaling 28806 86. Updates include assignments at Thad Stevens and Forbes schools, a marriage, an upcoming student performance, and a teachers institute on December 7 led by Prof. J M Logan.
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Mus
Kate Frisx
Forbes
Sabe
Ralston School
J. M. Logan
Lackey
E. E. White
Cincinnati
M. Troup
A. McKinley
P.jmorris
Ella Martin
M. E. Neon
Newars
Etaleos Thean Gaan
Seminary Hill Drive and Monument Care Plan
Allegheny Council appropriations will fund a new driveway and top-roadways on Seminary Hill to access the Soldiers' monument. City Engineer Ablers leads the project as repairs to the long neglected hill and monument are set to proceed.
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Allegheny Councils
Seminary Hill
English Street
Ablers
Allegheny
Allegheny County
Ladies of the G A E Leaders Visit Altoona Circles
Mrs C V Sherriff, Department President, and her Secretary Mrs A Braner of Altoona, paid fraternal visits to G A E circles in the state. The pair praised growth in membership and finances and commended the President's work and the order's achievements under leadership.
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C. V. Sherriff
A. Braner
Altoona
Bright Facars
Veterans Notes and Local Encampment Updates
Notes show Ladies Auxiliary egg social at the hall next Friday. The next National Encampment of Union Veterans meets February 20 1890 at Newark Ohio. Comrade D A Jones recovering after illness. Armstong monument dedication at Salisbury Hall and relief fund net gains noted. Nomination of officers and delegates set for November 25. Milwaukee Calumet Club invites Post 19 for Thanksgiving. Post 128 regrets distance. Encampment 4 Mustered at Uniontown Pa. New rap begins with 49 members. Adjutant Shock reports endorsements for the rebel monument. William McClelland attends Boston meeting. Post 1620 meeting hosts presentation and speeches in Semple building hall.
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Union Veterans
Newark
Com James Foof
D. A. Jones
Ate
Tuo
Armstrong Monument
Salisbury Hall
Southside
Calumet Club
Milwaukee
Uniontown
B. F. Seaman
Adjutant Shock
Baltimore
William McClelland
National Council of Administration
Hoston
Trea
Semple
Camp 167s Fire Draws Broad Camp Attendance
Last Tuesday evening Camp 167s fire was a great success with Charlies Datta from Camp 2 L. H. BR. Foulk of Camp 102 and representatives from all camps present. Camp 182 reports eight men to muster in on Tuesday as invitations go out for the third annual reception of Colonel John D. Nevin Camp No. 88 at Union Bank Allegheny.
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Eighteenth
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Mears
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Edward Oe
Wm. O'Donnell
D. J. Micl Lahner
Wm. Croke
F. J. Barkley
Mise Helen Cooper
Webster Avenue
Desayee
Usic
Euchre
Bipper
Indy Lie Ra
Elen A Erskine
Wart
Ery
Mary Sullivan
Cassie Avery
Soho School
Puss
Central Presbyterian
Ae Geste Ee
Tere
Bobeol
Louis Loomis
Ella Jones
Booth Mar Street
West End
Tillie Silk
Lizzie
Laura Phillips
Stella
Bells Gall
Nixon
Birdie
May Rose
Maggie Mable Leech
Blanche Craig
Elda
Allie Nelson
Charles Erwin
William Weaver
H. Jones
Charlies Gerbiem
Jon BR. Jones
John Mohler
Frank Andrews
John Sheridan
John D. Jones
William Craig
Charles Sharp
Profs. Fowler
Simcox
G. A. KR
Charles W. Chapman
M. J.ere
M. A. Smeck
M. McClure
Carrie Wood
A. Dunn
G. Starcher
McClelland
B.C. McAlese
Miss Louden
West Jefferson Street
McIntosh
England
McLuckie
Weir
Clifford
William McIntosh
McCallum
Miss Sharp
Arziene
Maud McIntosh
Nellie
Agnes
Écuble Lane
Robb
Peon Township
Hey
BR. A. Go Creek
Rev
Dickes, O
Braddock
Charlies Datta
L. H. BR. Foulk
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Union Bank
Allegheny
Military officers and entertainments in Washington Infantry notes
Quartermaster Patres discharged. commissions for Harvey and Dougherty. Lieutenant Neville under scrutiny. Washington Infantry plans November City Hall entertainments to raise funds and renovate quarters. new rifles issued, drills urged, and state armory funding debated.
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GuwEnat Ketron
William N. Harvey
George Dougherty
Alonzo Neville
Carrain
C. Coom
McKeesport
Bripee Eee
Smith
Hawin
Langt
Sment
Bargains at Joyce's Store Offer Low Prices Across Goods
Joyce's Store touts cash-only savings with low prices on all wool dress goods 80c yard and trimmed hats for 48c. It lists children's wear coats jackets and jerseys at deep discounts, plus Newmarkets curtains and blankets. The ad emphasizes value and satisfaction with "same price elsewhere" claims.
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Joyce
Newmarkets
Novelty to the fair sex at Seles evening bunnery event
E. and Giles on Federal Street Allegheny advertise a novelty “lag of evening bunnery” at their shop from 5 to 9 o'clock on 26 with a display at Wray Jewelry Store and Pearson's for cray on portraits. The notice mentions reupholstering old style parlor salts by Hayes and Kuesay at 33 34 Water Street and phone number 1628.
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Federal Street
Allegheny
Seles
Hayes & Kuesay
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