Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14
Social Small Talk.


Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rodgers are enjoying
an extended Eastern trip.
Prof. W. T. Braun and Joseph Pickard are
taking spin through Ohio.
Miss Susie Blanchard has returned from the
seashore, much improved in health.
Miss Lizzie Maladey who has been spending
her vacation in the East has returned.
JY. Jones and Mart Donley left last Tues.
day for six weeks sojourn at Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Lue Miller. of Western avenue, Alle-
gheny, has left for Princeton, N j., to visit her
friends.
Mr.. Sol Black, of Ohio street, Allegheny,
leaves tonight for New York City to locate
permanently.
Miss Mollie Cruikshank. one of Allegheny's
young and popular violinists, is visiting rela-
tlyes in the West.
Misses Cora and Carrie Renno, of Butler,
Pa, are visiting Miss Kate F. Kerr, of Linden
street. Allegheny.
Mr.. K. Solomon and family are at home
again from Ocean Beach, where they have
passed the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lesher. of Greenville,
Pa, have taken up their residence in this city,
at IS Seventh street.
Mrs. Colonel D. W. Crolly, of Cov1ngton, KY,
who has been visiting friends in Allegheny, will
return home Monday.
Mrs. w Ill w Ole mas gone EAST 10 Spe0Q Two
or three weeks. Her place at the First Church
will be filled by Miss Jennie Gray.
Miss Annie L. Frazier, of Allegheny. left
Tuesday for Joplin, No., where she expects to
visit her sister, Mrs. NJ. s. Lambie.
Mr. John Means and wife, who have been
spending the summer at jamestown, n. Y, and
Chautauqua, will be home this week.
Mrs ]. L. Caches, with her daughter and son,
has returned from a four weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs. NJ. B. Kerr. at Tonawanda. N. Y.
Miss Cad Rossiter. of Jeanette, has re-
turned home after two months visit to her
cousin, Miss Mollie Neely of Mt. Washington.
Mr.. George Heideger and his two daughters,
Misses Lottie and E. H.. and Miss Mary Lime
grover, returned home Thursday from Europe.
Miss Edna Jones. daughter of E. H. M
Jones' ESQ. of Avalon, Pa, left last week to
attend school at Mt Aloysius Academy,
Loretto, Pa.
Mr.. Harry Lehman has returned to his home
on Mt. Washington after a pleasant three
months visit at New York, Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry W. Crolly and sons Harry and
Stewart of CovingtOn, KY. will extend their
trip to New Martinsville, w. Va, before re-
turning home.
Misses Tudie and Lillian Goshorn have re-
turned from a summer tour of the Eastern
watering places. They also visited friends in
New i 0rk ana Fnllauelpnla.
Miss Antonia Hoffman, of Oakland, and
Miss Norma Lappe, of Allegheny, have re-
turned to Boston to resume their musical
studies at the New England Conservatory,
Mrs. J. L. McGarr has just returned from a
four months trip through Washington, Oregon
and British Columbia. much improved in
health and greatly pleased with the Western
country.
Miss Sue Connell and Miss Ella Gattrus, of
De-, how rofn nd hnr of a
visit to the East. They were most of the time
in Atlantic City, but also took run up to
New York during their absence.
Miss Hattie 7. Barnhart has arrived at her
home in Sheridanville from pleasant tour
through Westmoreland and Fayette counties.
She is the picture of health having fully re-
covered from her recent illness, showing what
pure country air will do
Miss Florence B. Porter. of Edgerton avenue
Park Place. former pupil of the academic
department of the Pittsburg High School, left
Monday for Indiana. where she will continue
her studies Her many friends and teachers
here wish her health and success.
DR.. John d. Davis, of Arch street. Allegheny,
who, with his wife and boy, has been spending
two months in the Rocky Mountains aud along
the Pacific SLOPE returned home Friday. The
Doctor has entirely recovered his health, and
speaks very highly of the Puget Sound country
Mr.. L. r. Johnston. a popular young sales
man of Columbus, o., well known in political
circles and a warm friend of Ex-Governor For
aker come over from Canton yesterday to visit
his old friend, Mr.. NJ. j. Malone, and to-
gether they enjoyed Senator Ingalls, speech
last night.
Miss NJ. J. Robinson, daughter of J. c. Rob
inson, the well-known accountant, will give
birthday party to a number of select friends at
her fathers residence No. 5S Pride street. on
Monday evening, the I'D inst The invitations
are neat little souvenirs of the occasion, and q
jolly time is expected by those who have been
favored with card.
d. d. Jones, and wife. former Alleghenians
but now residents of Kansas City, spent the
past four months in Europe, and on their re-
turn stopped over in order to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. A. Speer, of Franklin street, Ale
ghenY. They we're passengers on the Nevada,
of the Guion line, whose interesting contact
with cyclone off Sable Island has been pre-
viously noted.