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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1891

Page

4

Debutante Season Opens in Two Cities

The article describes the winter debutante season and social whirl in Pittsburgh and Allegheny. It lists young ladies expected to debut, notes beauty and status, and recalls a children’s dance at Prof Tom's Academy. It also covers Mrs Megee’s winter reception and social fixtures shaping the season.

Duys Fie Julia Mark W. Watson Allegheny Edna J. N. Hemphill Daulsy James W. Brown Howe-Brown Iron and Steel Works Amelia Neville Janes B. Oliver Ciara Albert Childs Childs Annie Brice Lena, Langerer Cyrus King Ells A.D. Miller Evergreen Pittsburg Jean Robert Carson Joan William Seeley Reynoldsville Vor Bishop Bowman Institute A Paytef Mre Academy Blanche Sinlin Pierm Mriie Pitteburg Pred Megee Heehina Tom

Pleasures of the Week Social Events at St Iwol’s Cathedral

Social notes recount weddings and gatherings around September. Miss Jonnie Houston and Mr Louis Schfultz wed at St Iwol’s Cathedral with vows by Rev Father McDermott and organist Miss Alice Carter. Guests include Dr J R Buchanan, Mr Frank Dr Meidon, and many local families. Other parties celebrate Miss Elder’s Liverpool-bound farewell and a surprise East End gathering, with dancing, music, and a late feast, featuring numerous local residents and friends.

Jonnie Houston Louis Schfultz St. Iwol's Cathedral Hoveton Herod Mix Lizz Will Schultz Jick Mes Father McDermott Prank Dennhee M. King Gidthers Sra Lanobe Mies Duffard Denny Street East End Lawrenceville Wiliam Gleason Usine Katie Hoeselon Boees Maloney Anna Carney Yello Uongrove Julin Conner Minnie Gallepler Annie Sturma Edward Jane Helles Illeard Jarees Paihend O'Connell Ronmaeys Mioden Jaen O'Neal Bares Sesarres

Marriages and Society News From Allegheny and Surrounds

The column records weddings and social events across Pittsburgh area neighborhoods. It notes Mamie Ecker and Robert McMillen's marriage at Sheridan with guests and musical details, anniversaries for the Lees and Cadwalladers, engagements, parties, and club events, listing numerous local residents and venues.

Pleasant social rounds mark week in Allegheny

Sunday school surprise party at Miss Johanna Phell’s Allegheny home featured juvenile games and dances with Edna Eoort Irena Zieg Amelia Roth Nora Longenheim and others. Friday’s surprise at Henry Marland’s home included families and friends from local households with Sarah and Lydia Marland return from Atlantic City. Maggie Wintera’s daughter Maggie Keyser wedding at St Josephs Church Liberty Street Braddock will reside in Braddock after. Manette Club opened at Maennerchor Hall Mt Washington with seventy five couples.

Johanna Phell Chartier Street Allegheny Edna Eoort Irena Zieg Amelia Roth Nora Longenheim Emma Bartels Carrie Tartels Bertha Neos Laura Gran Fora Loew Tillie Glanz Maoggie Emmineer Tillie Nightingale Minnie Glover Clara Hornecker Miss Keppert Alice Miller Geneva Anginn Carrie Glover Masters Freddy Weber Harry Roth Willie Glover Wille Stamp Willie Galvin Eddie Pfeil Herman Werner Louis Pfeil Waldermor Zig Charlie Elis Alvin Miller Henry Marland Washington Sarah Lydia Atlantic City George Thames William P. Miller Neal Alf Marland Beatty Cutler Riven Robert Jones George Jones Robert Smith, Jr Benjamin Bretch Hooper Hardamen Mensinger Cope Thomas Thomas James H. Henderson Maggie Christopher Wintera East End George W. Keyser Braddock St. Joseph’s R Liberty Street Father Allman Keyser Manette Club Maennerchor Hall Mt. Washington Mess T. F. Conner L. M. Brockinger J. 8. Conner 8. M. Brooks J. H. Hill H. B. Sadler E. §. Pritchard

Womans Belief Corps Meetings and New Local Units

Members of the Womans Belief Corpse urged to attend the McPherson Corps No. 60 meeting in East End Thoreday evening. New corps formed in Pennsylvania at Liverpool Perry county and Grand Valley Warren county. Partment W BR C Convention committees meet next Tuesday at 155 Fourth Avenue at 2 o clock. Payin Se corner stones of the Ohio cottage on the National Woman's Relief Corpa home grounds at Madison Ohio for which the Legislature appropriated 25000 will occur next Thursday.

McPherson Corps East End Thoreday Pennsylvania Liverpool Perry County Grand Valley Warren County W. BR. C Fourth Avenue Ohio National Woman's Relief Corpa Madison Legislature of

September Hosts and Friends Visit Pittsburgh Area

A long list of social visitors and travelers is recorded, with mentions of convalescence for Mr. Fd McMurray and numerous people from Rochester Pa to Pittsburgh. Guests include Miss Flo Winnett from Rochester, Misses Sadie and Antie Brady, Miss Sue Kinney of Braddock, Miss Lala le of North Braddock, Dr J M Sheedy of Altoona, and many others visiting relatives in Oakland, East End, and Shadyside. Individual travels span New York Philadelphia Chicago and Atlantic City, with several family ties to local residents and institutions noted.

Fd McMurray Flo Winnett Rochester, Pa Center Avenue Sadie and Antie Sadie Brady Main Street Boston Saturn Sue Kinney Talbot Avenue Braddock Lala le North Braddock Johnstown Joseph Hhbler Cheny W. Dowan Cambridge Joseph L. Vance Liberty Street William Huber Carnegie Rusticating New York State R. Williams Mina Tallahassee Fia J. Diamond Optician Carrie Soisson East End Connellsville J. M. Silvis Pleasant Unity Leasure South Avenues Allegheny T. N. Richards Pacific Avenue Atlantic City Kate Gallagher Mary Quin Tan Monterey Street Chicago LK. Becker Edgewood West Colorado Ifornia Bradley Burchsted Miles Jassie Grant New York Phil T. Weis Mixees Mary Teresa Mooner Sandusky Street Harops W. W. Stevens H. &. Blinn Buffalo N. Y Willis J. Smith Oakland Square J.C. Muellvray Greenville Mercer County J. M. Davis Shadyside TL. Allen Machesney Beachstree Allegheny Cornel University Foster Lancaster W. T. Foulk Charles H. Rush Margaret Martin Douthett A. T. Douthett Craig Street George Doutnett Forty-fourth Street Mary McLeavy John McLeavy Helvetia Punxsutawney Lrde Nulen Wetsver Avenue Eliza Theel Philadelphia J. W. Opperman Hellen de Con Kelley Ishop Bowman Institute Ias Miss Kelley C. P. Kelley Oliver Byron Bijon Byron Park Place New York City Park Place Station New York Post Office Kate Byron Clover Dublin Walter Glyndon Glyndon Piwnger Carleton Dudina Tulipa Marie Washburn Balimore Montclair AL. Cronyn Dorothy Downing Buttalo Sue, Loo

Floral shop ad promotes bouquets and corsages at low prices

Fine Flowers offers luncheon decorations novelties and German favors with loves bunches to carry and corsage bouquets. N. Patterson at 41 Sixth Avenue opposite Trinity advertises low prices this week by J. Ever. & Baa.

N. Patterson Sixth Avenue Trinity J. Ever Baa

The Pittsburg Theaters This Week Offer Many Attractions

The Alvin, Duquesne, Grand Opera House, Bijou and World’s Museum present a varied week’s bill. The Merchant at Alvin. Carleton’s Indigo at Duquesne. Abraham Lincoln at Grand Opera House. The Plunger at Bijou. Ten Nights in a Barroom at World’s Museum. Tony Pastor’s company at Williams’ Academy. Reviews praise staging and cast, note heat impacts on attendance, and highlight new local productions and star turns.

Bijou Theater Ceseeeessss Ott Byron Duquesne Thester Arleton Opera Company Graund Opera House Abraham Lincoln Alvin Theater Merchant Williams’ Academy Tony Pastor Alvin Theater Duquesne Theater Museum Theater Carl Brehm Brehm Curio Hall Cleveland Ando Gillkits Charles Smith

Stage Whispers and Theatre Tidings

Stage whispers report Pittsburg baritone Mr. Joan Molnar plays a great part in Indigo. Gossip links Marie Jansen with marriage to K C Bass. Gilbert and Sullivan may again collaborate. Guonge Mowroer's Aunt Bridget's Baby debuts soon after Bijou run. Rotasp Reep to present The Club Friend, a New York hit, at the Grand. Wang continues to draw crowds at Broadway and will tour Pittsburgh in November. Loum James and Frederic Warde plan joint Season Bandstar and new works.

United States England Sinbad St. Louis Setabat Id Fitzgerald Carleton Opera Company Bijou New York Charles E. Locke Incraham Supreme Court Emanuel C. Hedmont Allen J. Sarapon Anna Katharine Green New York Union Square Theater Joseph Howorth Chicago Hoss Collier & Reed Haney Asxry Princess Theater London Alabama Sydney Rosenfelidl Adam Itzel Palmer's Theater Pamnose & Wrat Modern Minstrels Duquesne Theater J. M. Ganson Joe Natus Larry Dooley Billie Thompson Tom Lewis Frank Chushman F. W. Oakland George H. Primrose Drummond Stahley Dancing Blacksmiths March of the Red Hussars Frederick Wanor Henry Guy Carleton Grand Opera House Virginius Richard Hoxtige Allerheny City Hunting ER. E. Graham Binkely Hall Burr McIntosh John Needham Palmer Alabama” Company South McIntosh Joan Molnar Pittsburg Grand de Vor Harris Wang Broadway Loum James Frederic Warde Bandstar Memo New Yorke

Gossip of the Guard in Pittsburg and state arms drills

Coronet Watter Gates Lane, Quartermaster General of the National Guard, visited Pittsburg last week. The Adjutant General reports enough gear to equip all underdrawn companies. Plans include quarterly reports, encampments at Titusville and rumors of Third Regiment disbandment denied by Inspector General McKibben.

Coronet Watter Gates Lane National Guard Pittsburg Stratos W. F. Hostson Tas Carratiny Ant Ethteenth Regiment Coleman Beimere Adjutant General Titusville Hulings Stylings Harrisburg Philadelphia Borntson Smith McKibben Adjutant General's Office

Fall Millinery Opening Charms Pittsburg Ladies

The grand Fall Millinery opening drew wide praise for a magnificent display in Pittsburg. The collection features hats bonnets and trims in rich colors and styles with ribbons to match velvets and feathers. Children's hats and Stanley capes priced from 25 cents provide accessible options.

Pittsburg

Jackets and Capes at Unmatched Fall Values

A bold promotion extols our large Jackets and Reefers assortment surpassing last year and rival stores in the city. Prices from 2 to 14 for reefers and 9.50 to 28.50 for cloth capes emphasize fine materials, workmanship, and savings. Black cashmere shawls, embroidered fichus, infants' cloaks, imported kid gloves, new hosiery, and underwear complete the offer.

New Clearings and Acknowledged Stomach Bitters Value

Frontier settlers face miasma and fevers as they push westward. The article urges emigrants to carry a medicinal guamny against chills and bilious remittents and praises Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a trusted remedy for liver complaints renal ailments and malaria.

Malarin Fen Hostetter Maine Oklahoma Victoria San Juan del Sud

Carpet Sale Under Cut Prices at J H Kuxter Bro and Parcell Jones

A Pittsburgh advertising note promotes discounted carpets with 18 percent off and bulk prices on 25¢ to 50c per yard equivalents. It also lists fashion items from PARCELL & JONES including stylish dresses for young ladies and mixes, with opening dates announced for September 30 and October 1.

Ste Brussels J. H. Kuxter & Bro Penn Avenue Parcell & Jones Fifth Avenue

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