Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-27

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where they intend remaining for lew Gays
| Mr. and Mrs G. W. Rankin and daughters,
| Misses Jessie and Nellie Rankin, are registered
at the Rockingham, Narragansett Pier II. l.
Mrs. W. s. Roose. of Sheridan avenue. East
End, is visiting friends at UniontoWn previous
TO months stay in New York and Newport,
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Mr.. and Mrs. g. K Bber and family, of Fre-
mont street. leave Tuesday for Asbury Park,
where they intend spending part OF tne sunn-
mer.
Miss Agnes McKean of Charleroi, is the
puest at present of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L.
Swift at their charming little home at Edge
| wood.
Miss Clara Dicken has been absent from the
| society circles of this city during the past
week, as she is now visiting friends in Mans
| field, Pa
Mr., Ed Kelly and wife lately married, have
| gone to housekeeping on Craig street, where
they will be pleased to meet any and all Oh tneir
| many friends.
Miss Nora Mcdonald is enjoying a much
| needed rest and vacation in Boston, the guest
| of her cousins, Mrs. Thomas Kedian and Mrs.
| Joseph Ward
Mrs. Horace Blinn, of Buffalo n Vi S,;l;o who has "a
! been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Willis ID.
| Smith, of Oakland square, returned to her
| home yesterday morning.
Miss Sadie Grif1ths, of Cincinnati o., and
Miss Jennie Z; Jones, of Camden, Pa, were
visiting Miss Mary ]. McMurray, of the West
| End, during the past week.
Miss Agnes Kouutz, of Braddock avenue, %
| East Side, who has been visiting In the West,
| has returned home accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. c. /. Wolhnger, of Chicago.
Mrs Parcels. of Parcel & Jones. will sail for
| Europe July so on the steamer City OF Berlin.
London Paris and Brussels will be visited on
the tour, which is one of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conboy. of lakewood,
and Miss Lizzie Conboy, of the Southside. left
| last Monday on pleasure tour to Harrisburg.
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Mrs. ]. w. Gormly and daughter Mau6e
| leave Pittsburg the 2Sth. sailing for
Europe the Slst. A safe and pleasant voyage
is wished them by their many friends.
Mrs. George I. Mccoy and family, of shef:
| field street, and Miss Annie Mccullough, OF
Fayette street, Allegheny, are at the Nam
tucket Hotel Nantucket Island, Mass.
William ]. Horrocks, of Ohio street. Allie
| gheny, and wife, are taking a tour through the
Eastern States, and before returning will take
| a rest of several weeks at Atlantic City.
DR.. Cornelia O'Keefe, of 42S Penn avenue.
| and Miss Retha Harris, daughter of DR.. L. I'll.
| Harris. with q party of East End friends, are
stopping at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City.
Miss Ada Carey, of Manhattan street, ALLIE
gheny, accompanied by her brother Homer, left
last week for a stay of several weeks with
friends at Smiths Ferry, Pa. and East Liver
| pool.
Mrs. Montgomery of Carbondale, Kas., left
on Thursday for her Western home, after a
| her brother, Mr. Daniel Crowley, of Webster
| avenue.
Miss Clara V. Nease, of Negley avenue. East
| End, left last week for East Saginaw, Mich.
| where she will join her sister. Mrs. Moore. and
will go to the Mackinac Islands to spend the
| summer.
Miss Lulu Steiss, Misses Amelia and Tillie
| Lautner Miss Minnie thinner and Misses
Clara and Bella seibert left last week for De-
troit, Mackinac and Duluth to be absent some
| six weeks.
Mrs. A. H. Triplett, of Carson street, South
| side, accompanied by ber daughter Edna, re-
| turned home from San Francisco, where she
went with her mother, Mrs. Robert Adams, of
MIngo, O., who sailed on the 18th for Australia.
Mr. James D. Mailman, accompanied by sew
| eral other Pittsburgers, is spending several
weeks at Atlantic City. Mr.. Hailman is one of
the firm Of R. Dickey & Co. He just returned
| from Europe after an absence of several
months.
Prominent among the departures last week
is Mr.. Jas II. Weinberg. private secretary of
Major Max. Kline, Allegheny Mr.. Weinberger
his stay visit New York City, Atlantic City and
the various Eastern resorts.
Mrs. 1. K. Beckert departed last week for her
cottage at Ridgeview, on the mountains. and
Mr.. Beckert and his two sons go there alsonext
Saturday and remain during Sunday in that
coel and recuperative climate.
Mrs. r. A. Ross, wife of the well known and
popular passenger conductor OIL the Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, left on Thurs
day for a two weeks visit to friends IN Balti-
more and Eastern cities. She will return to
her home on California avenue on August9.
Prof John s. Christy departed last week, ac-
companied by his mother, for Washington
Springs. Fayette county, where after a weeks
stay the Professor will leave Mrs. Christy there
for the summer and wander to Cresson and
various other resorts for the space of SIX weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K. Moorhead and maid,
and Maxwell K. Moorbead, Jr. sailed for Eu-
rope the Westernland Wednesday. They
They will visit Germany, Switzerland and
France, and will be gone about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert York Smith will reside at
the Moorhead residence, Ellsworth avenue,
during their absence.
Quite an enjoyable party is being arranged to
take part in the excursion August to Atlantic
City. Mr. and Mrs. Lenfester and Mr. W. "
Taylor and wife, of Allegheny City, will help
compose the number. and as they expect to
visit several of the other Eastern resorts dur
ing their absence they doubt will have a
very delightful time.
Miss Anna Myers, of No. II Ackley street
Allegheny, left Thursday afternoon to spend
her vacation at her home in Massillon, o. She
was accompanied by Mrs. c. w. Dittmer. of
Mcdonald, of Ackley street. They will also
visit at Ravenna Wellsville, East Liverpool
o., and Freedom, Pa, before returning to the
city.
Quite q party of Allegheny people are So
iourning at the Hotel Thompson, Templetop
Pa, among them Misses Laura Large Susie
Large. Ollie Bassett, Lizzie FARLEY, Lizzie
Samuel Dyer; Messrs. Samuel Bassett, H. c.
Mckee, A. L. Large, Charles Large Jos L.
Farley c. h. Welsh, John McNaugher and
w. NJ. D. Dorrington.