Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-24
Personal Gossip.

Mr. j. wildberg is on flying "trip to
Rochester visiting his intended bride.
Miss Florence Forster left on Friday for
Rock Lick, Marshall Co., W. Virginia.
Miss Bena Walk, of Tustin street, has left for
an extended visit to friends in Harrisburg.
Mr.. E. swensson left Saturday, the 18th. with
his family. for an extended trip in the East
Mr.. Edward g. Lang and wife OF Allie
eheny, are recuperating at Point Chautauqua.
Miss Mamie Schairer, of Wheeling, Is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. @. G. Schairer, Allegheny.
Mr.. Edward G. Sanders has returned from
tour of the Eastern cities and watering places.
Mrs. Paulien Dreifus of Franklin street, has
gone to Niagara Fails and the lakes for Is days.
Miss Mamie Shannon, of Colwell street. left
for Atlantic City and Philadelphia last Thurs
day.
Mr. n. h Livingston has returned from 9
few weeks visit in New York and Phlladel-
phia.
Miss Lou Rowland, of Allegheny. is visiting
her friend, Miss Anna Walker. of Mahoning-
town.
Mr.. Henry A. Reibert, of Joliet, ILL.,. is home
on visit to his father, Mr.. John Reibert, Sc
wickley.
DR.. Q. J. Phillips has returned from his sum-
mer vacation, spent in MusRoka Lake region,
Canada.
Miss c. A. McClaren. of Fifth avenue, is at
present the guest of Mrs. John Rolshouse, Of
Hoboken.
Mrs. T. L. Miller has returned from Point
Chautauqua, where she has been spending sew
eral weeks.
returned home from a two weeks visit at Cres-
son Springs.
Mr.. Ambrose g. Budd. of Pittsburg is on the
passenger list Of Le Bretagne, due at New
York to-day.
Mr.. Rea, wife and daughter. Of Mount WASH
ington, are still at Lake View Cottage. Point
Chautauqua.
Mr.. John Thompson and family, of North
avenue, have returned from an extended tour
of the lakes.
Miss Celia Livingston, of Congress street. re-
turned last Saturday from six weeks stay in
the mountains
Misses Mary and Lizzie McCann and Katie
Walker, all of Allegheny, are visiting friends
in East Liverpool, o.
Mrs A. NICK. Mcwilliams and sister, Miss
Carrie Speck, of Pride street. are visiting rela-
tives in Buffalo. n. Y.
Miss Florence Miller, who has been sojourn-
ing at Chautauqua, is now lying quite i'll at her
home on Grant street.
Miss Flora Young has returned from Chau-
tauqua, where she has been attending the
School OF Gymnastics.
Miss Jennie Gardner of Wheeling, W. Va,
prominent society belle. is visiting friends on
Liberty street, Allegheny.
Mr.. j. Anderson Barker and his sister, Miss
May, of this city. are enjoying their summer
vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Theresa Eppert, of Marion street, and
Miss Millie Lanz, of Penn avenue, are spending
two weeks at ChautauQua.
Miss Minnie Powers, of McKeesport, who
has been spending the summer at Point Chau-
tauQua, will return October i
Miss Mamie whalen of Youngstown, is visit.
ing her cousins, Miss Matte and Cecilia Nc
Cambridge, of Forbes avenue.
Misses Kate Hosbach, of Marion station, and
Lizzie B. Armstrong are on a three weeks visit
to Atlantic City and New York.
Messrs. George F. Lang and Joseph Jones, of
Allegheny, have returned from a delightful
recreation at Lake Chautauqua.
Mrs. d. a. Lewis and daughter Jeanette. of
Oakland, have gone to Ebensburg to enjoy the
mountain air for two or three weeks.
Miss Kate Kerr. of the Eighth ward school,
Allegheny, is having enjoyable time at
Chautauqua, jamestown and vicinity.
Miss Jeanie Rayburn and Miss Florence
Lowry, who have been spending the summer at
Brigantine Beach, have returned home.
Miss Rhoda R. Bowler will return from Chau-
tauQua this coming week, where she had been
attending the School of Physical Culture.
Miss TiIlie NJ. Beck. of Ligonier street. has
returned from an Eastern trip. which included
all the principal cities and watering places.
Miss Lizzie Davis, of Sampson street, Alle-
eheny returned on Friday from two weeks
pleasant stay among friends at Saxonburg.
Mr. Harry T. Hamilton, of Forty-second
street. left on Monday for a two weeks trip to
Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York.
Miss Mary E. White, who has proven herself
a charming hostess of Lake View Cottage
Point Chautauqua, will return September !.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Gauran and their
niece, Miss Mable Pagan, of Cocnranton, Craw-
ford county, are visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Miss Sadie Patterson, of Irwin avenue, Ale
gheny. left Tuesday morning for New York,
Philadelphia, West Brook and Atlantic CITY,
Mrs d. r. Galway and her niece, Miss Lide
McGregor, of South Highland avenue, are
spending the summer At Harbor Springs. Mich.
Miss Jessie v. Long, Of Edgeworth, is visit
ing her schoolmate friend Mrs. s.lHal.Besrd, nee
Greenawalt, at her home in Mechanicsburg
Pa.
The many friends Of Miss schreiner, of ALE
gheny, will be glad to hear that she is again
able to be about after q long and serious i'll
ness.
Miss Laura G. Ragan. the popular young
teacher of the Forbes school, is sojourning in
Rochester, and will return home some time
| next week.
Mrs. Julia A. Lynch will leave this evening,
| accompanied by Miss Julia Burke, for q two
weeks trip to Philadelphia, New York and At
lantic City.
Miss Mary E. Lauffer and Miss Lizzie Orth,
| of the Southside, will return home tomorrow
| from a three weeks soiourn at saegertown
Springs. Ia.
The Misses Katie and Maggie s. Conner, of
| Thirty third street, have returned home after
| pleasant visit to Philadelphia, New York and
| Atlantic City.
| Miss Fannie Mcbride, of Wylie avenue,
| Pittsburg who has been the guest of her
cousin. Miss May Kerr, Of Edgewood, has re-
| turned home.
Miss Polly days.la popular Southside teacher.
| who has been spending her vacation at Point
Chautauqua, Lake View Cottage, viii return
| home this week
Misses Wilt and Deimling. of Perrysville,
| have returned home after a weeks stay with
| Miss Wissmsn, Of Harvard street. who re-
| turned with them.
Mrs r. Johnston and children. Of Washing
4 ton avenue, Allegheny. are visiting at the resi-
| dence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Walker,
| of Mahoningtown.
Mr.. and Mrs g. E. Kepple were among the
delegates TO the National Council of the
| Daughters of Liberty that departed last even-
| ing for Salem, Mass.
Mrs Elizabeth Fetherston. Of Watson street,
and her daughter, Miss Jennie, who have been
| visiting in Bridgeville for the past Eve weeks,
| have returned home.
Colonel and Mrs. 8. w. Jefferis. Of Lake