Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
wiIkinsburg Small Talk.

Miss Jennie Bradley, Of Eegewood, is visit
ing friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Robert Collins, of Edgewood, will spend
the summer visiting friends in Ohio.
Mr.. Bert Miller, of Wallace street, returned
last evening from a visit TO friends in Blairs-
vile.
Miss DelleY of Monongahela City, visited her
sister, Mrs. A. c. Cain, of Penn avenue, last
week.
Mrs. Starkweather, of Buffalo, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Frank, of Abbott street. Park
Place.
Miss Mcfarland. of Meadville, Pa, is the
guest of her friend, Mrs. James Horner of
Swissvale.
Mr.. Samuel Dunn. of New Castle, was the
guest of Mr.. John w. Thompson, of Swissvale
avenue, last week.
Mrs. Harry Martin. of South street. returned
last week from Harrison City, Pa, where she
had been visiting friends.
Rev. S. 81. Moore, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, left last week for Denver, Col, where
he will remain six weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Patterson and daughter. of Allie
gheny, we're the guests of Mrs James S. We'll
don, OF South street, last week.
Mr. c. e. Mellor and his son George, who had
been visiting In the East, returned to their
home in Edgewood last Thursday.
Rev. NJ. M. Patterson returned last week
from Buffalo, where he had gone to attend the
General Assembly of the o. p. Church.
Miss Harriet, daughter of Mr.. Sol Schoyer.
of SwiSsvale, returned from BROOKLYN last Fri
day, where she had been attending school.
Mrs. Mary Templeton, of Mount Pleasant
Pa, daughter of the late John Biddle, of Pitts
burg is visiting Miss Belle Dickson, of Swiss
vale.
Mrs c. l. Wade Of Edgewood, entertained
the - at her home last evening after which
all business transactions were settled for the
season,
Mrs. James Fuller and her niece, Miss Bessie
Thompson, who have been spending several
weeks with friends. have returned to their home
in Philadelphia.
Master John Wright, of Wood street, accom-
panied by his little sisters, Deima and Mabel,
are spending several weeks with friends in
Beaver county, Pa.
Miss Agnes Creelman, of Penn avenue. left
last week on q three months visit to relatives
and friends in Cincinnati Kansas City and
other Western cities
The East End Dramatic Club was entertained
last Monday evening by Mr.. Edward Fones, at
his home on Penn avenue, Brushton. The club
has dissolved for the summer.
Mr.. Harry Carmack of Rebecca street, who
has been studying law at Washington, has
passed examination, and will return home
shortly to follow his profession in Pittsburg.
A lawn fete will be given tomorrow and
Tuesday evenings by the Ladies' Aid Society
of the United Brethren Church on the lot ad-
joining the church on Ross street. The pro-
ceeds will go to the new church fund.
Prof. O. NJ. Tucker and Mrs. Tucker, of Ninth
street, returned last week IRON Hollioaysburg,
Pa, where they had gone to attend the closing
exercises of the Hollidaysburg Seminary, at
which school their daughter, Miss Myrtle,
graduated and returned with her parents.
The Misses Belle and Mary, daughters of
John Chalfant of Swissvale, left last week for
Boston to attend the closing exercises at
Harvard University, where their brother, Mr..
Harry, will graduate. The three young people
will then sail for Europe, and will spend the
summer travelling.