Postmaster's Impromptu Winter Reception Delights Pittsburgh
The warm October weather delayed theoolal season opening but a first winter reception at the Pittsburgh Post Office drew many notable guests. Postmaster Meheau hosted in his new official home with plants and social chatter as etiquette blended with business. Weddings of the Week follow a quiet spell with Miss Janet F Lowry and a banking groom noted among the notable unions. A cooking school fever returns as Miss Parlon may bring her class for husbands and brothers to ease domestic duties. A European trip highlights contrasts in women's liberty and social norms between America and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meheau
Pittsburg
Ofice
Ubesothat
Janet F. Lowry
Davehbter
Hymen
Cupid
Willard Spenser
Mr. Spenser
Bijou Theatre
Ann
BR. E. Graham
General Knickerbocker
Joseph Menley
Robert Dunbar
J. K. Adams
Alice Hosmer
Mamie Cerbi
America
Erminie
Willard Spencer
Martha Morton
Miss Orton
Wall Street
Fanderstyle
Hudson
Wallstreet
Caiis
Diaraeter
New Yorker
Merchant
Miss Morton
Professor Jiggins
Venadersyle
Wallstreet Lamb
Professor Higgins
Frank B. Hatch
Hatch
Howells
E Magazine
Mr. Mansfield
October Socials Dull Weathered Evening Festivities
A quiet October start with several social gatherings. A surprise party honors Mr John Krase at St Winie Avenue with dancing, enchre, and a 1 am dessert. guests include Mr and Mrs Krose, many neighbors, and local figures. Other events feature Mr William Flacens hosting a party in Bellevue with cards and prizes, and Mt. Washington and Oakland groups staging surprise gatherings with music and progressive euchre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krase
St Winie Avenor
Noi
Krose
Robert C Comler
John and
Harry Kruce
J. B. Thompson
Thomas Teenan
S$. Comier
William Merker
J. Metwarry
M.S. Connelly
John Brody
William Hays
Thomas Callen
T. G. James
JW. Sees Robert Graham
Loughlin
Mollie Berger
Tina Eichenberg
Xelhe MeLaurin
Minnie Burke
Alice Jistien
Jennie Walker
Luar Patner
Stenlenville
Einvin Koepke
Akron
Mt. Washington
William F. Hamilton
Lizzie Jackson
Ella
Ida Humphreys
Carry Kops
Bossie Fimeal
Harrisburg
Nellie Hill
Mixes Devine Rollend
Ulonpu
Jil
Manny Riseing
Sadie Magee
Anne Gaidwerth
Tittebury
Jonnie Cain
Sumvee Hills
Geonce
Albert Links
Dese M. Gain
George F
Limive Joes
Everers Bates
Christ Opt
Dine Cresssael
Floyd Cain
Andy Reed
Aliss Girdwowl
Kieser
Miss Amy
John Hans
James Cain
Social gatherings mark a week in Braddock Allegheny
A long row of social events fills the week from Perrysville Avenue to Stan ton Avenue. Guests include Laura Robertson Lyda Tate Mattie Tate and many others at a surprise party for Clarence Paulin and the forty eighth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John Scott with music by local entertainers. A tally ho party travels to Aspinwall for dancing and a reception, while the Monteflora Association hosts a Hebrews ball with prizes. Additional gatherings occur at Chatham Street and the Slater residence with music and recitations, plus several engagements and upcoming weddings in Braddock and Lawrenceville communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Paulin
Perrysville Avenue
Laura Robertson
Lyda Tate
Mattie Tate
Mattie Dickson
Jean Douglnas
Lottie Perrit
May Bates
Abia Bates
May Dean
Abin Henan
Kate Graham
Nellie Campbell
Stella Paulin
Lidie Emmit
May Emons
Elin McCue
Emma McCue
Jennie Brown
Olive Pantin
Isabel Raymond
C. Troutman
Jacob Hay
Joan Douglas
Hus
Francis H. Paulin
John Jarvis
William Dickson
Bert Murratti
Don Clemens
Nordyie
Frank Welton
Howard Watson
Albert Sheveroy
Vincent Larose
Paris
John Scott
Stanton Avenue
Brockett, Jr
E. E._Reinhart
John Muir
George Sterns
Harry Hobeen
Louisett
Western Avenue
Allecony
Anna Lawrence
Aspinwall
Mrs. Lawrence
Moliie Knoll
A. Miller
Mamie Birch
Anna
Mamie Wilson
Pauline Meyers
Lena Bott
Mary Orr
Mary Morland
Messrs
J. Orr
J. Stewart
C. Hoot
T. Bleming
F. J. Williams
C. Bott
W. Lawrence
H. Shriver
Monteflora Association
Braddock
Barton Street
L. Newman
Charles Cohen
L. J. Goldsmith
D. Galbrath
Local Social Notes From Columbus to Beaver
Mrs Birdie Goldsmith visits her parents in Columbus. T Clften Jenkins enters Harvard Law School. Mr A Hayes returns from Bridgeport. Mrs Ann Eryzoller of Anacosta visits sister Mrs Richard Sneadner in Braddock. Mr A M Martin family of Arch street Allegheny return from Cha u tauqua. Lulu Glaser the soprano leaves Garfield avenue Allegheny for studies in New York. Rev J B Dickey of Braddock First Presbyterian returns from six weeks near the Great Lakes. Lillian Ruch and Alice Greves of East End guests of Claire Dorelico in Beaver. Miss Any Luker of Federal Street Allegheny returns from St Louis visiting brother Capevin ther. Rose Jacob of Allegheny and Louisa Schach of Wheeling return from ten days at Botanic and Niagara Falls. Mr March Gonnel of Allerbeny leaves for New York on Thursday October 1 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Goldsmith
Zongschmidt
Columbus
T. Clften Jenkins
Thomas C. Jenkins
Harvard Law School
A. Hayes
Bridgert, Q
Ann Eryzoller
Anacosta
Washington, D. C
Richard Sneadner
Braddock
A. M. Martin
Arch Street
Allegheny
Chautauqua
Lulu Glaser
Garfield Avenue
New York
J. B. Dickey
First Presbyterian Church of
Great Lakes
Lillian Ruch
Alice Greves
East End
Claire Dorelico
College Avenue
Beaver
Any Luker
Federal Street
Aile- Zlen Bes
St. Lois
Capevinther
Rose Jacob
Louisa Schach
Wheeling
Botaio
Niagara Falls
March Gonnel
Allerbeny
Local notes of travel and departures from the area
The column lists residents planned sails and journeys: Frank Redman and M A Riley return from Colorado after two months. Mrs Thomas J McCosken leaves for Altoona Hollidaysburg for two weeks. Miss Mary Grant returns from Sharon to the East End. Miss Bianche Fiscus enters Women's Medical College in Philadelphia. Miss Mary Crawford travels from McKee’s Rocks to Chicago Iowa Rock Island and Louisville and visits Miss Kennedy. Miss A F Davis returns from Buffalo Philadelphia and Boston visiting Niagara Falls and New England resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Frank Redman
M. A. Riley
George N. Riley
Braddock
Wilds
Colorado
Thomas J. McCosken
Altoona
Hollidaysburg
Mary Grant
East End
Maude Smith
Sharon
Bianche Fiscus
Armstrong County
Women's Medical College
Philadelhia
Miss Fiscus
Ku Nning
Mary Crawford
McKee's Rocks
Chicago
Iowan
Rock Island
Louisville
Iowa
Miss Crawford
Miss Kennedy
Allegheny
Misa A. F. Davis
Evena A
Committees formed for new examination questions system
Superintendent Luckey announces committees of principals and teachers to prepare the new examination questions due the first Saturday in November. The piece outlines members for language arithmetic geography history physiology and other subjects, with notes on college events, student life, hazing absence, and campus plans including a new mechanical building and football efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckey
J. M. Logan
Ella McCutcheon
Chapman
Cargo
High School Appointments and Committee Actions
The Friday meeting will propose an appointee to the chair of assistant professor of mathematics from 20 applicants. The Central Board may overrule the committee which will not appoint a lady despite the decision. Mss Lewis leads Indy applicants while an assistant engineer and plumber will be named next Friday. The Committee on Evening Schools will decide term length next Friday. New faces appear in several rooms as Miss Zeigler, Miss Mitchelen, Miss Shaw and Miss Wilson join staff. Mt Washington saw many changes with five resignations and extra hires, including Miss Pollock and Miss Landerbach. four vacancies filled by this year’s normal graduates Pollock Ulrich Weir and Landerbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hutton
Las
Primrose
West
Duquesne Theater
Hussars
Drummond and
Stanley
W. H. West
Blackville
Messrs
Smith
Waldron
Janson
Martin
Tom Lewis
Messrs. Cushman
Dooley
Lewis
Little Bird
Marion Manola
Manola
Harry Askin
Jack
Esas
Mancin
Paris
Madame Marchesi
Siznor Manolin
Warde
Times
Dramna
Xeen Shakespeare
Grand Opera House
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Venice
Council of Three
Paul de Non
Renaldo
Mr. Warde
Vicctory Bateman
Louis James
Virginius
Richard II
Mss Lewis
Indy
Misa Zeigler
Sterret
Ella Mitchelen
Peebles
Shaw
Wilson
Homewood
Mt. Washington
Pollock
Pollock and Miss Landerbach
Ulrich
Weir
Landerbach
Frank Dork
Hull
Taratzes
Orcers
Tur
Fourteenth
Central Armory
Fourteenth Regiment
Saltworks
Coleman Range
Mason Samuen Hatter
Second Brigade
Dar14
Ieutenanant Kintmet
Cartars Hesni Schmipt
Perehment
Gray
Sehmidt
Smithfield Street
Brown
Brown & Hirst
Robb
Adjutant Robb
C. C. Coon
Washington Infantry
Markesman
Manor
Pennsylvania
Manor Rod
Theeclub
Winchester
Pew
Gossip From the Schools and Local Teacher Moves
Miss Avyie P. Mathews succeeds Miss Boyce in the Moorhead School. Miss Maude Fawcett resigns from the Bellfield epect due to ill health. Miss A Fanuis greeted by Curry University pupils. Over 100 visitors toured the new Lloyd School in the Forbes building. The register buses from Missouri Ohio New York and other states. ex principal C A Erppes of Minersville now in Seattle practicing law. Miss Necuowt elected writing and drawing teacher at Bloomfield School. Miss Anna Harvey, former incumbent, resigns to marry. Ten Allegheny night schools set to open Monday October 5. Second ward to use North avenue school building this year. Teachers Guild Executive reelects old officers Prof W A Andrews president Prof J K Bane secretary Miss M J Graham treasurer. Delegation of teachers with Principal Merrick Cadiz Ohio visit Moorhead and nearby schools. Mrs Way Waggoner interested in drawing program funding and local deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fanuis
Curry University
New Lloyd School
Forbes
Register
Bloomfield
Anna Harvey
Allegheny
Second Ward
North Avenue
Irwin Avenue
Taz
Teachers’ Guild
A. Andrews
J. K. Bane
M. J. Graham
Merrick
Cadiz
Lloyd
Forbes Franklin
Belfield
Mt. Washington
Moorlead
Hich
Ulster Counts Piesings Institution
Kingston, N. Y
Pittsburg Theater Scene Shows Mixed Attractions This Week
The program lists Clington and Gray's Merrymakers with Allibabs, Loraine and Howell, Hollis, and the Lalloo two-person act at the Fifth Avenue Museum. A Hungarian Band concert plays daily on the museum balcony. The Fitzsimmons relics remain on display. Grandin’s Lincoln portrayal earns limited credit amid mixed receptions. The Fairies Well opens at Harris Theater with W H Powers company. Alvin Duquesne Bijon theaters report fair business despite heat. The week offers Negro minstrelsy at the Duquesne, romantic drama at the Opera House, comic opera at the Bijon, farce at the Alvin, and Irish drama at Harris with varied museum attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
Harris’ Theater
Pittsburg
W. H. Powers
Alvin
Duquesne
Bijon
Mauseums
Grand Opera House
Williams
Harris
Pittsburg and Philadelphia skit ties spark season
Jomr Derry and John Moran lead Pittsboro sketch team in a new season partnership. Martha Morton and Sothern plays headline with Lion's Mouth at venues. Military notes cover regimental drills and target matches in city units with large crowds and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomr Derry
John Moran
Pittsboro
Artistic Effects IX and Plant Decorations
N Patterson offers luncheon and dinner novelties and German favors plus corsage bouquets. Readily arranged decorations and new ideas for events. Located at 41 Sixth Avenue opposite Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Patterson
Sixth Avenue
Trinity
Cloaks and Suits Made To Order At Ready Made Prices
Garments tailored by men tailors offered at the same prices as ready made items. Each piece fitted to perfection, with a claim to reliable workmanship and value backed by the quality of goods and pricing.
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Tutsiumrge
Europe
Indies
Atlantic
Vienna
October
William Flacens
Germany
H. W. French
Bellevue
Miss Roberts
Jon
Monmouth
Mises Parker
Karta
I Iiladelphia
and Airs
George Placens
Watter Straw
Jim” Club
Henry Arnold
Ward Street
Oakland
Mises Carrie Arnold
Annie Lnedebuhl
Mille Lanz
Theresa Lippert
Maggie Smith
Mamie Mennler
Iiweee Arnold
Lomvse 4
Mollie Boner
Emma Bauer
Tile Hand
Pil
Crist
Vil
Dave Loberts
Charles Barnemus
Kais Haner
Wiliam Wilson
Fred Tager
Ki. Bauer
Benjamin Thomas Oscar Koschert
Juke Lippert
Harry Bauer
Ny Olipers
Wille Vetter
Carson Street
Wednes
Sappetizres
May Jacob
East Ohio Street
Celia Denkart
Edith Matser
Anna Strmtman
Agoelia Seibert
Stelia Kelly
Lizzie Roeser
Tens Stevernagel
Clars Wang
and Mesers
William Lapderafl
Dennis Gaus
William Benkett
Honry Stratman
Benjamin Pritchard
Charles Cochran
Joseph Jacob
Chatham Street
Misses Simon
Anna Oetting
Hertha Loew
Minnie Lier
Emma Loew
Ida Kolbecker
Nellis Ekoth
Tillie
Gussie Nickel
Tillie Moore
Jiessis
Jao Loew
Adolph Oetting
William Loew
William Exanud
William Aetting
Fred Arnold
Otto Denmiler
Otto Bunnemian
Gus Oetting
Ernst Nickel
George Glass
A. C. Slater
Washington
William Slater
Maneway
Mra
Schutte
Mr. Kummer
Mankedick
Wolfram
Ridgeway
Kemper
Linn
Slater
Lillian Bostwick
Charles J. Dittrich
Lawrenceville
Smallman Street
Mr. Linn
Thirty-ninth Street Baptist Church
Robert Oskin
Lizzie Kelly
William Oskin
Parker Avenue
T. N. Boyle
M. E. Churchl
Mrace
Bradok
Andrew J. Peake
Crafton
Isabelia M. Ditemar
New York City
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
Re Will T. Espy
West End Hall
No. West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Snelbaugh
Sheridan Street
Ida and
Chorm Rockenstein
Louisa Stroup
Ida Lutz
William and Albert Lutz
George Adamy
Morman A. Lutz
Ladies’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
North Braddock
Misses Winds
McCully Avenue
Bell
Tinker
Pentz
Albee
Petrosky
Hinds
Custor
Fentz
Hobson
Mame
Jennie Hinds
C. F. Buente
Ben Venue
Martha Knipe
Miss Kuipe
Buente
Joseph F. Knipe
Lentenworth, Kun
Knipe
Katie George
Fillmore Street
Bellensid
First Christian Church
West Braddock
Autumn
Bloomfield School
Thomas Rowe
Rowe
Miss Harvey
Here
Harvey
California
Broomfeld School
Pennsylvania College Football Association
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Wwimself
Sophs
Hunt
Ohio State University
Charles Aull
Lafayette
Lehigh
Atherton
Corps of Cadets
Gettysboro
Gettysburg
BiJov Theater
the Little Tycoon
Puimroge & West Grand Arena House
Frederick Ware Alvin Theater
Vanderstyle
Vandersyles
Pittsburgh
Jack Mason
James T
Jimmy’ Powers
Shekels
Mr. McNalley
Mr. Powers
Peter F. Daly
John Sparks
Richard Gorman
Clipper
Emma Hanley
Delian Stacy
Marg Ird
Monowail
Sydney
John N. Sullivan
Sydney Times
John L. Sullivan
Melbourne
Carrie Radcliffe
Siberia
Texarkana
Hancliffe
World's Museum Theater
Colny
Girard and
Earile
Foy Brothers
Gus Parker
Lorraine and Howell
Grin
Parker and Retardo
Belle Emerson
Christie Brothers
Carleton Opera Company
McCullough
Carleton Company
Kernell
Tomy Pastor
Harry Williams
Harry Kernell
Matthews
Bulger
Thomas O'Brien
Lottie Hyde
Alli Brothers
Blockson
Burns
Highleys
Fisher
Deternse
Rooster Orchestra
Harry Davis Fifth Avenue Museum
Roostera
Roosters
Avyie P. Mathews
Abraham Lincoln
Mr.Grandin
Linein
Mr. Grandin
Lincoln
Tre Powrn
Tax Press
A Pitou
Mar Your
Reed & Collier
Hoss and Hoss
George Promost
Primros & West
Minstrel People
Philadelpha
Hoss & Hoss
Warren C. Manarrer
Penman
Fifth Avenue Museum
Carda
Groryrer
Lyceum Theater
Daniel Frohman
Sothern
Regume
Lyceum
A. W. Pinero
Harry Davis
Lalloo
Siamese Twins
Millie-Christine
Askin
Digby Bell
Hubert Wilke
Laur Joyce Bell
Josephine Knapp
Fred Frear
Claries Meyers
Charles Wayne
Charles Jones
Hilda Holling
Bertha Jackson
Maude Hipkins
Julian Edwards
Netire
Maracren Henpensor
Mr. Willard
Jim the Penman
Iddleman
Tj Danks
Willard
A. M. Palmer
Carters
W. N. Wassett
Washington City
Cartas Janes H. Mravoce
Wiley
Walter Greenland
National Guard
Hartshorn
Cleveland
Cleveland’s
Dr. Price
Sipe Ful
Omey
Sixth ST. and
Penn Ave
A Sayyer
Océ
E. R. Brooks
T. Fletcher Grubbs
OIL, Well Supply CO
Water Street
Mogul & Innis
W_S. Co
Philadelphis & New York
Imsau
Pittsburg, PA
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