Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-17

ESPECIAL TKLEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.i
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., August 16-There Is
NO cessation in the number of ocean-bound
pleasure seekers from all points in Western
Pennsylvania, and especially from Allegheny
| county. It has now become . very pertinent
| question: do the residents Of the Gas City
| summer at any other resort than Atlantic Cityf'
] district named turns up at every slip, at every
hop, every bathing point the Philadelphian is
unexpectedly roomed with him. In the dining
room eight of the 10 or II who occupy seats
thereat are Pittsburgers bent on jolly visit
going Co the Pittsburg hop at the Albion to.
| nigbt?" or "Messrs So and So, from the Du-
quesne Club, are going to sing this evening at
know" or did you hear that Senator Charles
| Robinson and his colleagues were entertained
last night by Messrs. William =. Leeds and
David Lane at Colonel Mehrer's new Inlet
5PavilionT' Thus it goes from one weeks end
| TO another.
The first society people of Pittsburg, New
York and Boston are getting SO exclusive these
| days that demand has been made for direct
| Pullman car service between their city homes
and the resorts. They even want conveyance
| by rail almost to the threshold of the hotel of
their choice. This well known and rapidly
| growing feeling is what has prompted the pro-
jectors Of the large hotel at the foot Of Massa-
chusetts avenue to ask the railroads to secure .
The old and beautiful fable of Beauty and
the Beast was portrayed by so little artists at
Mansion Pavilion the other evening before q
crowded audience. The five little Lord Faunt
leroys sang and danced with much vim. Miss
Nellie Morrison gained much applause. and
Miss Mamie McGlade looked the fairy queen
A very good concert was given at the Man.
sion Wednesday evening. under the manage
ment of Profs. Retter and Kirk.
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Matt Cavanaugh, Select Councilman from
the First ward, with his family, are guests at
the Egg Harbor Hotel.
Thomas Barnes Is at the Cambridge, accom-.
panied by his niece. Miss Ella Barnes
Colonel C. d. Mckee, of Pittsburg and II.
c. Watson and ]. q. Rochester. Of Indiana,
Pa.,, are visiting General Daniel d. Hastings,
James d. Wilcock is at the Traymore.
B. L Mcclure is resting At the Traymore.
Fred ]. Osterling is now staying at the Man.
sion.
Miss Ruth Rouck is at present staying 1t the
Mansion.
]. NJ Mofiat is now at the Colonnade
Nathan A. Green is at the Pembroke.
John A. Hinckley, OF Oil City. is at the r.
vington. accompanied by his son.
Colonel Compton, wife and daughter, Of
Meadvilie, Pa, are among the Clarendon's
A quartet of Pittsburgers now at tie Clar.
endon are Everett e; Kehen, c. P; Heppenstall
and Charles E. and ]. Alfred Aull, sons Of ex-
Senator Aull, of Pittsburg
Pittsburg and neigh boring places are repre-
sented at the leading hotels as follows:
United States HOTEL. Lehman and family,
B. Forst and family ]. Stern and wife, Miss
J. Stern. Miss Wolfstein. w. l.. Guckert, j.
Himmelrich and B. Forest and family, of Pitts
burg, and j. J. Leideeker. William A. Clark
and NJ. K. Shaner, Of Butler, Pa
Hygeia-John J. O'Donnell, John 2. Hamil-
ton and wife, Miss e. z. Morledge. Joseph B.
Rice and A. NJ Eble.
Brunswick-James G. Patterson, Of Pittsburg,
and John Faucet, of Altoona.
FloridA-Miss l. B. Armstin and Miss Kate
Hoebach.
Monrerey-Camden sommers. Of Clafksp burg,
West Virginia, and Miss Maud Aedin and W.
W. Medill, Of Wheeling.
Cambridge-Thomas Barnes, Miss ella
Barnes. e. g. Day and wife, William Lyon, Jr
w. G. Rouse, George F. Wagner, J. b. Palmer,
burg; John Stevenson, of Allegheny and W.