Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-11
Mrs Muirhead, of Buena Vista street. ALE.

Mrs. Evan Jones, son and daughter, John D
and Myrtie, nave gone to visit relations In Bel
mont county, o. They will be gone for tw'
weeks.
Mrs. n. A. Morton, of Grant avenue, ALE
gheny: and Mrs. Hon. E. B. Perkins, of Texas
are soiourning at Chautauqua Lake for shor'
period.
Miss Emma Porter, Of jackson street, ALE
gneny: WIN number of other young ladies, II
spending the summer vacation ar Lake Chau
tauqua.
Edward A. Wall, well know as the clarione'
player of the Bijou Theater, has been away
visiting in Cape May. BE returned home or
Monday.
Misses NJ Katis Faas Mollie johnson and Laura
Haines LETT on Monday for Atlantic City. Miss
Maggie Gardiner left for the same place on
Thursday.
John J: McCaffrey, Recording Secretary Of
the Randall Club. and Joseph h. Wallace OF
this cisy, left last night for Atlantic City and
Mr.. H. ]. Colebrook left Saturday morning
to JOIN party of Cleveland friends in camp at
PutLn-Bay, Lake Erie, and will be absent until
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. LashelI, of Caraopolis,
Pa, are spending their vacation in camp with
Lake, Mich.
Mrs. Henry jackson, of Sandusky street.
Allegheny, accompanied by her family and
sister, Miss Lille Levy, left for the mountains
On O3tuTudy.
Mrs. Katie Hunter and daughter, Maggie. of
youngstown, o., after visiting friends on Con-
gTess street the past week, returned home on
Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L Goldsmith and son, of
Allegheny. have left on an extended trip, after
having spent the earlier part Of the summer at
Ex,soiicitor General George A. Jenks, of
Brookvllie, spent yesterday morning at the
Seventh Avenue Hotel, and then quietly left
the city about noon.
Miss Ami, Lynch and Messrs William Rob
erts and John O'Neill, OF Elizabeth, spent last
Monday at the residence Of Miss Carrie Brad
ley, of the Southside.
Dr. c: j. Phillips, Of Penn avenue, has re-
turned from visit to his brother in Arizona
and trip through California Oregon and
Washington Territory.
L. c. Koch, contracting agent of the Chi.
cago, st. Paul and Rock Island road has re-
turned from his trip to Denver, Leadville and
other points In Colorado.
Miss Mary Lindsay, of Lawrenceville. left on
Tuesday for an extended trip through the
West. She will visit in Denver, Colorado
Springs and New Mexico.
Mrs. 81. w. Fletcher, of Allegheny avenue,
Chicago, where she will join.her husband and
travel with him in the West.
Mr.. George McClelland Kountz, of Allie
gheny, accompanied by his mother and sister.
Mrs. Thaddeus c. Jones, of St. Paul, arrived
home from Cape May Saturday morning.
Mr.. James W; Blaney, Mrs. William M.
Blaney and Miss May ]. Blaney. of South Thir-
teenth street returned from two weeks trip
down the Ohio river on the steamer Scotia
Miss Martha Wilson, of the Sonthside, Miss
Louisa Welker, of Duquesne Heights and
Miss Emma Marshall, OF Allegheny, are going
to spend the balance of the summer in the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Evans and daughter Annie,
and Mrs. William Jones left last Thursday for
Atlantic City. Before returning they will visit
Richmond, Va, Old Point. Comfort and Luray
Caves.
Mrs. Albert E. Luty, of Observatory Hill, left
last week for Broken Bow, Neb.. on a visit
to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. David Miller
formerly of Allegheny. She will remain sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Charles Gerst and Mrs. Kate Gerst, of
Allegheny: left last night tor few weeks va
cation. They will visit Niagara Falls, Toronto,
Canada, and principal points of interest along
the great lakes.
Mrs Mary e. Beck. accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. II. e. Mccoy and Mr.. and Mrs.
day for Philadelphia, where they will spend the
next two weeka
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Boobyer and daughter,
Of Sewickley, with Mrs. Thomas ana Miss
Kate and Annie Eayre. Of Grant avenue, Allie
gheny, left Tuesday morning for a trip to To-
ronto, Niagara and Chautauqua-
Mrs. Callie Measemere, Of Greenbush street,
Mt. Washington, has gone to Chicago to make
her home there with her sister, Mrs. James
Woodland. She was accompanied by her sis.
ter Miss Ida Bunton, who has gone on visit.
Mrs. James Riddell and her two children,
and her sisters, Miss Annie and Belle Dough-
erty, of Federal street. Pittshurg, together
with Mrs. Stewart and the two Miss Leckys, of
Allegheny, are susticating at Logansport, Pa.
Mr.. John Douglas, of Allegheny, accompanied
- Ixf1 ursEA &.l Ca tISr Lea e.
Canada On their way East they win stop at
Niagara, Thousand Islands and other points of
interest, and Will return by way of Boston and
New York.
Miss Katie R. Coll, Of Atwood street. Oak
land, left last week for the mountains. where
she will spend the month Of August with rela-
tives and school companions. On her return
she will resume her studies at st. Xavier's
Academy.
Ex-State Senator Samuel Mcclure, Of
Sharon, was at the Monongahela House, yes
terday. The Senator is heavily interested in
the coke and iron industries, but unfortunately
lives in district where rotation in Office is the
rule in politicA
The social season is at its height at Cresson.
the guests of the Mountain House for: a "chalk
talk" on Thursday evening. On Wednesday
morning Mr.. Lee will entertain the children Of
Tarentum campmeeting.
Among the Alleghenians who have been Wis
Bassett and Mrs. NJ A. Kiefer, who have been
stopping at the Eldredge House, and Miss
Mollie Flechsig Miss Steinhauser, Messrs. Her
man Flechsig and Henry Steinhauser. at the
Manhattan House.
Two more changes will take place on the
P. & w. road to-day. Mr.. Elliott, formerly
General Passenger Agent of the G. v. and O.
road, will succeed Train Master Dunkel, and
chasing agent, win take the place of Mr..
Gather as the other train master.
merry little party composed of Misses
Emma White, Emma Ziegler. Lizzie Morton
and Lizzie Mum and Messrs. George Graham,
left on the Day Express, Thursday morning,
for Sea Isle City, Atlantic City and othern east
ern resorts. They will be gone several weeks.
Miss Mollie Levy, who has been in Chicago
for the past two years undergoing course Of
last week. miss Levy is stopping at the home
of her parents, ON Federal street, Pittsburg.
She will remain here until spring, and then she
goes to Europe to complete her musical educa-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brenner, o. Grant ave-
nue. Allegheny, accompanied by Miss Sadie
Harnack OF Loc ust street, Pittsburg and Miss
Grace Watson, of Fourth street, will leave to-
morrow morning gr dor = three weeks soJogrn in
J. Allies, of Locust street, will Join the party
the following Saturday.
The following persons are occupying cot
tages at Mt Sewickley Camp: Colonel W. Pat
terson and family, ]. D. Chandler and family.
W. Phillips and family, T. Jones and family,
Jas. Bowman and wife, r. Magill and family,
A. d. Wilson and family, Mrs. Norris and
family. s. Cunningham and wife, r. Alexander
and family, r. Irwin and family, ]. r. Pitcairn
and wife, Robert Clancy and family, ]. Rosen-
steel and family, w. Crawford and wife, W. J.
Seddep and family, Mrs. ]. r. Oxley and
family, Mrs. Kerr and family, }. F. DraYo and
family.
sewickley Society Notes.
Miss Whiting il In Cleveland, o.