Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10

nue.. and Miss Hoffman,, of Allegheny, have
left for the mountains where they intend 50
| 1ourning for few weeks.
Miss Jennie Ward and sister, Mrs. ]. B.
| Johnston, of Fifth avenue, have gone lor
three weeks visit to New YORK ana the sea
shore.
Mr.. ]. T. Stuart and bis brother, Mr.: George
| E. Stuart left August on an extendeq EAST
| ern trip that will include New fork and boston
and various seashore resorts.
Mr. E. h. Sutmeyer and daughters, Valera
| and Grace and Mrs. e. Blhlman, of Mt. Wash
| ingtop. left last Thursday morning for Atlantic
City, Cape May and New York.
Miss Nettie Baxter, of Walnut street. and
| Miss Mary r. Baxter, of Sheridan avenue, East
End, left Thursday night for Atlantic City anu
| Will return about September
Registered at the Florida, Atlantic City are
Mr.. and Mrs. I. g. Wagner and son, OF Brad.
dock; Mrs. ]. P. Brown and daughters, Misses
Carrie and Agnes, of Pittsburg.
Mr.. A. C. Duncan, accompanied by his daugh.
ter, Miss Nellie, left this morning for the gress
chain Of lakes a trip down the st. Lawrence
and weeks stay at Chautauquas
Special oficer Madison. of the Eleventh
ward station. left yesterday to sPeno Pds sm1 70
weeks vacation among his q. A. IL irienos a'
McKeesport and Washington. Pa
DR.. Herrod. wife and two sons, walter ana
Bertram. left yesterday for Cape May. They
expect to be there three weeks, after which
they will take trip up the Hudson.
Misses Mamie McElroy. Stella Eyrich, Annie
Sands, Birdie McGIll and Miss Thompson, All
of the Hill. will 60 to Atlantic City next Thurs-
day for q soiourn of two or three weeks
Miss Laura NJ Watt, of Brighton place,
Allegheny, and Miss Ella Boyd, OF Sarah
street, Allegheny, have gone on three weeks
visit to friends in Knoxville, JEFFERSON county
Mrs George T. Chester, OF Pittsburg, and
Mrs. DR.. s. g. Moore, of Allegheny, are at
Trenton Falls, N. Y. They will spend some
time at the seashore before their return to the
city.
Mr.. John Kinds and his daughter Ida, Of
Charles street, Allegheny, left last evening for
New York, Boston, Atlantic City and other
watering resorts. They will be gone three
weeks.
Miss Maggie Bald, of Imperial. is visiting
Miss Gertrude and Sadie Mccormick, of Belle
vue, where she will remain some time. when
she returns the Misses Mccormick will accom-
pany her.
Mr.. Frank G. Hagar left Tuesday evening for
q three weeks vacation to visit relatives in the
East. He will enjoy the pleasures of his faith
er's cottage at Capital Island, Me-, until sep
tember l.
Mrs. Charles 8 Hutchinson. of Perrysville
avenue, and her father. Mr.. John Steinbrenner,
of Market street, Allegheny, have departed on
an extended trip to Cleveland, Detroit and Put
in-Bay Islands
Mrs. Ed. Bridge and daughter, Miss Edna, Of
Avalon, who have been stopping at the
Cambria Club House, Johnstown. will leave Tor
Lgonier on Wednesday, where they will re-
main until September l.
Miss Katie Fass, Of Allegheny. accompanied
by Miss Maggie Gardener, of Pittsburg. left
the city on Wednesday to visit friends in Erie,
where they will remain about two weeks. when
they will proceed to Lake Chautauqua.
Messrs William A. DicRey and Charles
Scott left yesterday morning for short stay
among some of the Eastern watering resorts,
and will put up several days in Boston. Mr..
Dickey will glide over to Derry, N. e., his old
home. and renew his many friends and &C.
quaIntances there.
Mrs. James Neel, Of Monongahela City, with
her daughter. Mrs. A. M. Clarke, and grand
daughters, Miss Mary M. Clarke and Mrs. ].
NJ. Milliken, and SON, of Williamsburg, Mr.. ].
8. Neel and Mrs. ]. Arch Neel, of Industry.
made up party for Brigantine Beach. leaving
the city by the $40 train Friday evening.
Misses Belle and Mollie Edgar, of the South
side, left Saturday for Chautauqua, accompa-
MED by Miss Jennie Chambers and Miss Annie
McShannic, of Lawrenceville. and Miss Mollie
Nicely, of Mt. Washington. They expect to be
gone month, and will visit Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington before they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Myler, of the East End,
left Friday night for two. weeks visit among
several of the seashore resorts before they re-
turn. They are both well known in bicycle cir
cles, Mrs. Myler being one of the first lady
bicycle riders that graced the avenues OF the
East End in the early spring.
A gay party of East Enders comprising
Messrs. ]. E. Carson, Hamilton sheppard, H.
E Holman. Samuel Lee. Judge Klinefelterand
Holman and Roxie Cooper left yesterday morn
ing for Boston. Mass Mr.. and Mrs.J. G.Kline-
felter will join the party at Boston. The trip
will include New York. Troy and Atlantic City.