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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1890

Page

4

The City Wedding Buzz and a Widow's Tale

A narrator recalls numerous weddings on a recent Thursday and follows gossip about a prominent Western Pennsylvania family widow and her declared intentions. The piece weaves social observations with anecdotes about brides grooms and society, naming Mr Davis and Miss Abbott amid theatrical critiques.

Social Roundup of Pittsburgh Area Reunions and Parties

A bustling week in Pittsburgh society features the eighth annual Scott family reunion at Economy with attendees from Scottville Pittsburg New Brighton Beaver Allegheny and more. A surprise birthday party for G E Gies and Charles at Janiata Street Allegheny and numerous small gatherings at Shadyside Southside and East End showcase music dancing and elegant refreshments.

David Scott Scottville J. W. Scott Louie Harriet Scott Pittsburg Agnes Wendt Charles Wendt Myra Wendt New Bughton Margeretta Scott Pittsburgh Maggie Bayne Aleny Marian Scott Beaver Orrie B. Anacreon Murdockville Lizzie Leon West Economy James & Christy Albert Christy Superior Ma S. Crawford Stuaros Elizabeth Crawford Lewnel Reed Sirs 8. Boyd Beaver Falls Robert Scott Minnie Scott New Scottville Jane Scott Allegheny G. KE. Gies Janiata Street G. E Gites Charles Theo Sternbrenner H. D. Lonfesty J. E. Gies J. Rhidt Mr. Ford Haley W. Harris Ida Gass Ida Haley Maccie Mary Lizzie Dunn Susie Fitzsimtoons Carrie Young George Young James Hutch A. Gorsides von Leslie James Rodgers William Eider Charles Newport James A. Z Owens Edward Dunnigan Masters A Charlie Gica

Local Residents Leave on Various Domestic and Abroad Trips

Mrs. R C Rowley and son visit Stenbenville Ohio while Miss Annie Brant departs for an East tour. Miss Liseie Meskill visits her brother James Meskill in town. Miss Laelia Totten heads to Chicago to study with William Sherwood. Edith Totten goes to New York to begin senior year at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Mrs M E Kochendufer and son sail for New Orleans via steamer GC to Florida. Rosalind Forster accompanies the Union Veteran Legion to Fort Wayne. Mr and Mrs Chas name and summer plans. J L Srodes and wife move to Parish Beaver County for the Presbyterian Church work.

M.r. Chas Bom Heidelberg Germany Nev J. L. Srodes Coraopolis Phrg Beaver County Mr. Srodes O Presbyterian Church Puamaport Bire T. Vidipse Mamie Maguire Third Strest Dun Harry L. Miller Pitsburg

Pittsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors

Philadelphia resident visited her old home in Pittsburgh while staying with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heck at the Diamond. Mrs. Donthitt leaves for Denver with her mother Mrs. Sarah Howe to seek improved health. Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Carrol return from their wedding trip and reside at Forbea and Dithridge. Mr. Frank Stokes and wife and Misses Emma McFadden and Bertha Swearengen of Toronto are in the city, staying at the Hotel Anderson. Nettie and Emma Prewatt of Meadville visited the Bush family in Allegheny. they depart next Tuesday amid well wishes from new friends.

Philadelphia Harry Heck The Diamond A. C. Donthitt Southside Denver Col Sarah Howe New Brighton R. W. Carrol Forbea Dithridge Carrol Cincinnati Frank Stokes Emma McFadden Bertha Swearengen Toronto Ohio Anderson Stokes Toronto Daily Tribune Nettie Emma Prewatt Meadville Joseph Bush Allegheny Pittsburg

Sewickley Society Notes

Miss Bish visits Meadville and Miss McCue of Massillon guesting Miss McAleery. Mrs McKown hosts a party for about 50 friends last Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs W W Scott held a reception last Thursday to honor their daughters Winifred and Gerie. An amusement event featured an award for best doings with 38 ladies at Salons. prizes included a Belleek tea cup and a Royal Worcester sugar sifter awarded to Sam Grafton first, Mrs Cunningham lone hands second, and Mrs Nevin second.

Sewickley Society Miss Bish Meadville Miss McCue Massilton, C Miss McAleery James McKown W. W. Scott Winifred Gerie S . Blair

Normal Alumni Gather at Pittsburg Schools Discuss Education

Over 100 Pittsburg Normal Alumni convened at the Millertreet building to hear Superintendent Luckey stress professional zeal and yearly reunions. He praised Pittsburg High School and urged collaboration, with officers elected for the Alumni and plans for a November reception.

Millertreet Normal Alamo Association Luckey High School Normal Pittsburg Normal School State Normal Schools Teachine Burt M. A. Ruswinkle Elizabeth McCabery Louisa Seif Minus K. Neiper Maud Evans Rose Davis Margaret Lemmon Lillian Johns Bertie Torley Wa Porn Margaret Cuthbert Japan Margaret L. Jones South America Robinson C. B. Wood Lynph Stanley London School Board British Iron and Steel Institute Lucker Grant Reisfar Pittsburg England Ninth Ward Allerheny Oakland Bellfield Maggie E. Jones Mollie Bannet L. V. Steel Lazare Small Soho Alice Kelly Alice Alderson Katie Farrel Miss Roles Elilat Auburn Uttendorf

Amid Theatre Listings Williams Figures in Fire Week

The article surveys weekly attractions at venues like the Academy and Grand Opera House. Manager Harry Williams reports solid audiences at Central Rink and notes the Academy’s rising popularity and demand for larger variety shows.

Harry Williams Williams & Orr Minstrels Afr Williams Academ Wiliams Academy

Inter-State Building and Loan Assn Offers $10 Puzzle

The Inter-State Building and Loan Assn. offers $10 for the first correct solution of the time needed for a monthly 60 cent payment on a stock share with 6 percent interest and 7 percent annual premium to accumulate 100. The solution will be published in The Dispatch on October 26. Send communications to E. L. Hawley, general agent, 606 Penn Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Inter-State Building and Loan Ass'n A. E. Stevenson John Eddy T. J. Bunn Lee H.C. Bunn F. L. Bunn Press James S. Ewing W. Robinson Penn Building Dispatch E. L. Hawley Pitteburg

Overcoats Offered at Low Prices in Pirrsnvune

The Pirrsnvune Clothing Company advertises P. U. overcoats as the cheapest for the money. Located at Grant and Diamond streets, opposite the Court Home, the shop invites shoppers to compare value.

P. U C. O Cor Grant and Diamond P.C. Cc America Prrrasure Clotaisa Grant and Diamond Streets the Court House

Life size crayon portraits at Aufrecht's Blue Gallery

Until November 30 1890 Aufrecht's Blue Gallery 516 Market Street Pittsburg offers a life size crayon portrait for 350 dollars or 12 elegant cabinets for 1 dollar. Bring children and use elevator.

Aufrecht Pittsburg

Fenny Little Coons Perform In Ame rita At Grand Opera House

The four performers present Ame rita at the Grand Opera House tomorrow night Erminie Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday matinee. A new yard line opened this week with novelty pieces at 50c a yard. Superior in selects to many higher priced goods. Uss0 Husvus Hacke.

Fenny Little Coons Erminie Husvus & Hacke

The Programme Returns to Manager Gulick for Farce Night

Monroe and Rice present a revived farce at the Gulick theater with a strong cast and fresh musical features. New songs, dancers, and costumes boost appeal as Aunt Bridget and other acts delight the audience from curtain rise to final bow.

Thx Gulick Monroe Rice Messrs Tom Morrow Pauline Hall Opera Company Grand Opera House New York Casino Vienna Erminie Miss Hall Bue

World’s Museum Retains Boy With World’s Largest Head

Clarence Dale, a six year old on display at Harry Davis’ Fifth Avenue Museum, draws crowds with a measured head of 48 inches. The museum will stay open another week with new acts including a somersaulting goat, trained dogs, dancing and singing acts, musical performers, and a baby monkey born during the week.

Clarence Dale Harry Davis Fifth Avenue Museum Davis Horke Sullivan Kilrain McGinleys Eddie C Mlle Lovta Deiaas James W. Thompson Napoleon Kitty Smith Montague Zoe Zeretta

Broadway theater gossip and star spotlights from New York

Marcus Mayer secures rights to Carmen up to Date in London. Miss Agnes Hustineros scores a Front success in Paul James at Broadway. Hart reported missing from The Two Johns set. others jockey for roles and honors as New York fans chase opera and dance news across Daly's and Niblo's theaters.

Marcus R. Mayer Carmen London Sims and Pettitt Agses Hustineros Paul James Broadway New York Oweet Mirror Comc Opera James Hart Bis Nero Niblo’s William Collies Raussell Comey Pamatic News United States Pauling Hall Fifth Avenues Dr. Bill All New York

Woodwell paints summer seascapes at Magnolia Beach

Joseph E Woopwst sketches at Magnolia Beach near Boston revealing rapid studies of coastlines and rocks. The article praises Woodwell 25 years of work, highlights key small canvases like Ast Gloster Cobble Stone Beach and Rough Sea, and notes larger works On the Beach and The Fish Houses. It mentions a Paris deaf mute Doveras TrwpEN and Whistler with reactions to a London incident involving editor Moore. Several paintings will remain in Pittsburgh with Charles Lockhart at Marek's.

Joserh E. Woopwst Magnolia Beach Boston East End Novar Mr. Woodwell Sasha Woodwell Woorwell Mr. Whistler London Pittsbury Moore Hawk Alfred Trumble Trumble Hustler Crouch Gillespie's Pittabove Charles Lockhart Marek Alma-Tadema Hiro Venice Schreyer

Free Organ Recitals Draw Crowds at Carnegie Hall

An immense throng filled Carnegie Hall for the twenty second free organ recital. Organist Wales offered an international program featuring British visitors and performers. Highlights included Gavottes, melodies from Gilbert and Sullivan, and a Russian air with variations. A last minute singer from Washington Pa. joined without rehearsal.

Carnegie Hall Wales Walter Brooks London Mr. Wales Peru

Realistic Scenery Featured by Pauline Hall Opera

The Pauline Hall Opera Company unveils the most handsome scenery yet seen in their comic opera season at the Grand Opera House this week.

Pauline Hall Opera Company Grand Opera House Ibis Week

Fall Settings and Reupholstery Offers Noted

The notice advertises two suitable suits or overcoats to Pitcairn at 434 Wood Street PanALor. Haven & Keexas at 33 and 34 Water Street offer upholstery services. A liquor shop at 523 Liberty Street promotes Pauline Hall's $25,000 costume as a grand feature at the Grand Opera House this week.

Pitcairn Wood Street Pauline Hall Grand Opera House

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