History of Pittsburgh and environs, from prehistoric days to the beginning of the American revolution .. . auspicious beginning the future seemsassured. Mr. Dietz holds the thirty-second degree inthe Masonic order, being a member of all bodies, includ-ing Syria Temple, Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of theMystic Shrine. He is also a member of the Union Qub,of the Traffic Club, and of the Pittsburgh AthleticAssociation. In 1907, Mr. Dietz married Laura Livingston Haw-thorne, and they are the parents of four children: Char-lotte, Dorothy, Laura, and William P., Jr. EDWARD J. FRAUENHEIM—In business
History of Pittsburgh and environs, from prehistoric days to the beginning of the American revolution .. . auspicious beginning the future seemsassured. Mr. Dietz holds the thirty-second degree inthe Masonic order, being a member of all bodies, includ-ing Syria Temple, Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of theMystic Shrine. He is also a member of the Union Qub,of the Traffic Club, and of the Pittsburgh AthleticAssociation. In 1907, Mr. Dietz married Laura Livingston Haw-thorne, and they are the parents of four children: Char-lotte, Dorothy, Laura, and William P., Jr. EDWARD J. FRAUENHEIM—In business enter-prises, numerous and important, in public-spirited activ-ity in civic affairs, in charitable and benevolent work ofPittsburgh, in his social organizations, and in his homecircle, Edward J. Frauenheim spent the brief span oflife that was allotted to him. Into his forty-one years heput much of earnest endeavor and real accomplishment,proved citizenship of high merit and wise stewardshipof his material blessings, and gained a position of prom-inence and distinction in his city. It has been Pitts-. Oy, f^i/y^n^/Cf:/ /. :^>^c<^ry/r^?Ar:^//?, BIOGRAPHICAL 295 burghs fortune to produce men of this type for the needsof every time, and from their life stories help andinspiration may be drawn. The family of Frauenheim was founded in the UnitedStates by Edward Frauenheim, who was born in Osne-bruck, Germany, Oct. I, 1820. He came to Americain 1840, having received an excellent education in hisnative land, and he located at once in Pittsburgh, a time he followed the carpenters trade, and then,after a short period in mercantile pursuits, became abrewer and manufacturer of Pittsburgh. He was influ-ential in financial circles, and was at the head of impor-tant interests until his death, June 16, 1891. He mar-ried, in Pittsburgh, in 1851, Mary Meyers, also a nativeof Germany, who died Nov. 22, 1904. Mrs. Frau-enheim was a devout member of the Roman Catholicchurch, and a le
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