Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-07

dova last week and spent Sunday by the sea.
They registered at the Pennhurst, a new and
aristocratio hotel on Michigan avenue. Ex-
Governor Patterson came down on the same
train and was entertained at the Connecticut
avenue residence of his father-inIaw, Mr..
Edwin c. Smith. The Ex-Governor is frequent
M-ny brilliant social events have been given
during the present season, prominent among
which were the dance at the Hotel Windsor on
Saturday evening, March 20. and the informal
hops given by the Morris Guards in their hand
some armory. The Seaside have been giving q
series of dances, one Of which took place on
Saturday evening last and was attended by a
large and fashionable complement of dancers.
State Treasurer Hart is at the Traymore.
The fashionable Traymore set are giving
series of entertainments semi-weekly. A Phil
adelph1a orchestra comes down on each We'd
nesday and Saturday, giving concerts during
the afternoon and hop in the evening. The
assemblage last Saturday evening was ex-
most prominent people seen here this season in
attendance. The dresses were strikingly hand
some and costly, while the men wore the GUS
tomary dress suits.
AT the Windsor was a brilliant Saturday
night event The spacious dining room was
temporarily transformed into ball room, and
was nlled with gay and fashionable throng,
lar melodies of the day. There were present
a large number of the social leaders of At
lantic. and as usual the honors for graceful
dancing were accorded Jerseys fair daughters
aud gallant sons. The Windsor hop was such
a decided success that it is highly probable
that another will be given on grander scale at
an early date,
Haddon Hall will begin series OF dances at
an early date. They promise to be very swell"
admission can be only obtained by card. The
Haddou is now one Of the most desirable and
fashionable houses of the coast. Mr.. Samuel
Kirby, of the popular Margate, was compelled
TO turn away q number of applicants for rooms
on Saturday. The Dennis, at the sea end of
Michigan avenue, is being patronized by q
wealthy and distinguished class. The Shell
burne one of the old and aristocratic houses,
is entertaining many well known people.
The Waverly, at the corner of Ohio and
Pacific avenues, is still popular hosteiry.
The home-ike Revere is open and doing
lively spring trade.
The Hotel Luray, an elegant and fashionable
house on kentucky, Is tashlonaole rendez'
vous.
At the ocean end of Kentucky avenue is the
"Wetherlll," a house well known to Pittsburg-
ers, and one of the most prominent headquart-
ers for visitors from the Smoky City" while
resting here by the sea-
Opposite the wetheriIl is the Wellington, an
other well knownshotel among Western Penn
The Westminster is again open and is literally
patroniEed.
Mr.. n. L. Maple of the Hygeia, is entertain
ing more than his share of sojourners.
The Monterey, on New York avenue, Is most
desIrably located and is a popular house
The Windermere, on Tennessee avenue, is
one of the many successful all the year round
The Glenville, new house, is proving most
successful and appreciated enterprise.
The Rossmore is entertaining large number
of guests, the major portion of which are
young people, who find this lively seashore
home.
The Emerson is entertaining its usual retired
and wealthy class of spring visitors.
The Chalfonte, now the nearest house to
the ocean" is launched on its twenty-third sea-
son under the most auspicious circumstances
The Berkeley, on Pennsylvania avenue, is
most desiraply located and finely appointed.
The pc. liar Mansion is still one of Atlanticis
finest and SO long as Mr.. McGlade is at the
helm it is safe to say it will stay there.
The Clarendon, after being repaired and en-
larged, is open for the season.
The 1slesworth, on Virginia avenue, and d.
rectly opposite Jackson's bathing grounds, is
most elegantly located.
The Mount Pleasant on Virginia, is becoming
very popular,
The SenaIe House is, as usual, fashionable
stopping place for Western visitors.
The Seabright is open and well filed.
The Lelande, most magnifcently located
within view of both ocean and bay, is again
under the management of Mr.. Samuel Wagner.
The Ocean House, under the guidance of the
owners, Messrs. Read & BeckwIth, is still one
of the fashionable uptown houses
Last, but not least, is the Brighton, one of our
largest, finest and most aristocratic hotels. In
order to secure rooms at the Brighton couple
of days notice should be given.