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

affair were Mr.. and Mrs. James Park, Misses
Byers, Bailey and Dalzell. and Messrs. Jones
Byers, of Pittsburg; Miss Wallace and Messrs
Olmstead, Dull and McConkey. Of Harrisburg
Miss sherrerd, of Germantown. and Misses
Broadhead and Elliott. OF Bethienem;
AEx-Congressman W. L. Scott, Oh Erle, ID eA
pected next week.
Mr. Charles J. Clarke, of Pittsburg.. gave Q
tea at the Willows Saturday evening. the party
Mrs. John ii. Hampton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Bsgaly. Misses Rogers, .Dalzell byers 1no
Hampton and Mr.. Jones. OF Pittsourg; Mrs
Dull; Miss Dull. Miss Haldeman and stnl Mr; Dull
and Mr.. Orr, Of KitIanning.
o. 8. Richardson. Esq. rising young lawyer
OF the Allegheny county bar, is at the springs
Il Dr.. Otto Wntn and family. of Pittsburg. ar.
comfortably quartered at the Springs. They
intend staying the season.
Leonard Keek and Charles KeeK, OF Greens.
burg, registered at the Springs wednesday.
They are here for weeks stay
Miss Matilda Clarkson and Mrs. T. Q. Clark.
son, of Pittsburg are at the Springs Hotel for
sojourn of several weeks.
Boyd and Miss Maggie A. Lewis, of tittsburg,
arrived at the Springs Wednesday. driving over
the mountains all the way. They report q
pleasant trip, notwithstanding the heat.
Alex. Nimick. accompanied by his sister.
Miss M. A. Nimick, of Pittsburg, arrived at the
Springs Thursday. Mr.. Nimick has been COM
ing here for years. He was warmly welcomed
by the large contingent of Pittsburgers here.
Frank II. Denny. of Pitrsburg registered at
the Springs Wednesday. He came over the
mountains in the saddle riding his fayorite
hotel corridors for the next two weeks.
A. NJ. Byers and family left Monday for
Watch Hill, r. l., after spending q pleasant
fortnight here.
BELLIES OF THE MONTH.
Miss Ruth Bailey and Miss Sue Dalsell after
pleasant months sojourn here, left Monday
for ten-days' trip to Spring Lake, N. ]. They
will be greatly missed here, for they were
prominent in all society happenings and always
added greatly to life and fun while here.
Mrs. James B. Oliver. of Pittsburg, with her
three children and maid, arrived at the Springs
Wednesday. where they will enjoy life for sew
eral weeks.
an interesting sermon in the ballroom at the
Springs on Sunday night to large and appre-
ciative audience.
Miss Rebecca Howard and Miss Virginia
Hays are among the recent arrivals from Pitts
burg.
Harry B. Mosser. Of Allegheny. registered at
the Springs Monday.
Robert A. Bole, Of Pittsburg, was an auto
the week. Mr.. Bole will enjoy life here for the
next week or ten days.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. ]. 3. Hum
crowd Of the season at the Willows. Besides
the host and hostess Mrs. R. z. Brown, Miss
Margaret Brown and Miss Haldeman went
along to keep o watchful eye over the merry
crowd. When the tally-ho left the hotel there
were 20 of the happiest and prettiest load Of
children that could be got together Those
present were Matilda Clarkson, Grace Hum
bird, Eleanor Humbird, Emma Humbird,
Amica Humbird, Mamie Brown, Elsie Brown,
Ella 5tickney, Virginia Hays, Louise Hickok,
Louise Anderson, Mary Boas. Mary Bagaly.
John Humbird, James Humbird, Robert
Pa md Rnh hv Hall tn
q chicken and waffle supper the happy crowd
made the old Roadhouse ring with their
merry songs and plays.
r. 81. Boggs, Of Allegheny, with his family,
are at the Springs for q sojourn of several
weeks.
Ex-Congressman John Cessna, who has in his
possession the British flag that foated over
Fort Bedford in I776, had it on exhibition Tues
day evening. The flag is well preserved and it
was eagerly examined by most every guest in
the house. Mr.. Cessna has an exciting tale
which be related to the guests in his usual
fluent style as to how he came into possession
of this valuable relic.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Presbyte-'-o
Church will ever remember the genial and q
hearted Charley Clark of Pittsburg. He k..s
them his check on Sunday for S100. The ladies
have been collecting funds for the,purpose of
improving the interior Of the church and now
havesabout $500 in the treasury.
AN OLD TIMER.
Mr.. Christopher Zug, prominent Pitts
burger, is st the Springs. He paid his nrst
visit here in 1927 and is full of interesting
stories of the olden time. Instead of the mod
ern excursions of to-day, the visitors OF long
ago amused themselves hunting, fishing and
pitching quoits. The only landmark familiar
to Nj. Zug is ''Crockford," famous for many
years as the resort for card players. He says
he has counted as many as forty games going
at on there at one time and has seen enough
money lost in one night to buy two Of the best
farms in Pennsylvania. Mr.. Zug is q Demo-
crat He says he never knew the Republican
party in Allegheny county to be SO demoralized
as it now Is on the State ticket.
Senator Robinson has been expecting Sena-
tor Delamater here for the past two or three
days. He desires to say to him that there is
widespread feeling in Delaware county in favor
Of making Robert E. Pattison the successor of
Governor Beaver. Many messages of SIM
liar character are awaiting Senator Delamater.
He has probably got wind of the situation here
and will see Senator Robinson later.
Harry w. Oliver and family, Of Pittsburg,
arrived Wednesday for q sojourn of several
weeks.