Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-03
PLEASURES OF THE WEEK.

gloom over the guests Of the hotel where he
and his parents were guests.
PLEASURES OF THE WEEK.
A very enjoyable violin and piano recital BY
the Misses Bundy was given at the Wellington
on wednesday evening to large ana appre-
ctative audience. Rubenstein's melody in F,
piano solo, and Lange's Flower Song" violin
solo. were especially applauded.
A very fashionable german at the Shirley q
mus sicale at the 1rvingtou and hops at the Sea-
side, Mansion. Albion. Congre Hall, RENDER
ton and Hygenia were some of the amusements
this week where many of the prominent Gas
City people were seen.
John F. Reid, of Pittsburg, is at the Cam
bridge with party of friends.
ID. + Wainwright. the wealthy Pittsburger,
is at the Hotel Windsor with his family.
u. L Gillespie, of Pittsburg is at the Cam
bridge with his family.
Mr. William A. Armstrong was the hero of
quite little adventure this week in rescuing
young lady from the surf. The Young lady had
friends on the beach who Immediately took her
to her hotel. Mr.. Armstrong who is stopping
at the 1ngomar, is a well-known comedian.
Charles 5. Holmes, one of the proprietors of
the Monongahela House, Pittsburg. is at the
Brighton.
Nj. A. W. McCloy and family are here for
the summer.
Mr. W. Warren wattles, of Pittsburg, is at
the Chaifonte with his family
Joseph Brewster, one of Pittsburg's wealth
lest citizens, is resting here,
Mr. j. r. d. Keating of the Heating House
and Mr. Thomas Brown, of the Hotel Hamil-
ton, Pittsburg, are at the Ingomar.
Later guests at the Mansion from Pittsburs
are: George J. Reis L. S. Smith, s. M. Lafferty,
Miss a. II. Creighton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
Smith, F. ]. Irwin, Il. B. Shidell, Mrs Annie
K: Shidell, 6. Q. Shidell, c. h. Adams and N.
West; also s. Scheeline, of Altoona and John
5. Orr. John P. Hazlett and G. H. Krauter. of
Youngstown.
The children's hop was held Wednesday
evening. 1t was postponed from Saturday
evening last on account of inclement weather.
PITTsBURGERs AT THE SHORE.
Here is a partial list of the P1ttsburgers
whose names are on the various hotel registers
here:
Traymore-John r. Atcheson, Miss Mary 8.
McElheny. Miss Julia Garnett, Miss Dora
Cohn. Mrs. B. W, Vandergrift and ]. W. Black
BrightOn-H. W. Rose and wife, Joseph Rose
and family, j. NJ. Taylor, E. S. Founes, Miss
Alice Founes, Mrs S. A. Founes, I. F. Best
and wife and Charles S. Holmes
Chetwood-Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and fam.
windsor-George R. Graham, Ella n. Gra-
ham, William LOefsr and family, Mrs Will.
lam 6. MoCandless. George NJ McCandless
Luray-C. l. Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Smith and Mrs. w. B. Lyons; also DR.. D. +,
Mcintosh and wife. Of Sharpsburg.
Stickney's-John B. Taylor, Belle W. Kerr
and H. w. Mcdonald, of Allegheny, and W.
w. Drauty, John Coils, Florence and Adie
Davis, of PIttsburg.
Stratford-A. Black and wife.
Monterey-Joseph Fingelpeard.
United States-E. h. Goodman and wife
Miss NJ. Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Rood, Maurice Arnfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Cambridge. p. Mccormick, W, c. Adams
w. II. Williams, A. NJ. Vorgh, Mrs. A. NJ
Vorgh, Miss Nellie Vorgh, Miss Annie Vorgh,
Harold Vorgh, John f. RelddaIl, Miss Wv,
Duncan; D 1. Gillespie. J. II. Palmer, Paul J.
Myles, J. O'Connor.
Albion-Mrs George II. Albertson, Charles
Finn Kate Finn. Ralph Finn, Arthur Finn,
Oliver stinpson, Frank Wilbert, O. D. Smith,
B. Blair, H. Z. Jones and wife, George EIphen-
teres, Z. G. Hax, Alex. Ross, Gussie E. Rut-
ledge. OF Johnstown; w. R. Thomas, Mrs. and
EiiS 1anS no' Mrs JoSD stewart W. LinGermaG rags
Thomas ]. Bradshaw. ]. II. Bradshaw, Richard
Bard and wife, Miss Bard, Master R. Bard, Miss
A Kearnes, Reece Tsnnehlll, Mrs. Viola Tan
nehill, f. ]. Clewley, F. L. Camp and wife, John
r. Lyons, Henry Bulterfield, Robert Nixon and
wife Martin Hecht, Charles ScrIbner, Thomas
L. Watt, Miss e. Miller, John Ashworth. Mrs.
Johu Asbworth, j. b. Gazzan, III. Venshire and
6lendale-Mr. James Mcclure and family
Pembroke-8Irs. NJ. P. Hyndman, Hugh
Hyndman and Malcolm Hyndman.
Dudley Arms-H. w. Kingeter.
Rossmore-J. G. Miller, A. L. w. Hyde and
A. Nicholas Spence.
Belair-Mrs Hull and daughter, and Mrs.
Nicholas and family.
ReIvoo-J. Fred Dunlap. Miss o'shea and
Miss Geary
Windimere-Mrs. ]. A. Bostick and Miss
Kenderton-Mrs. I. J. Trout and family, of
Altoona
Mansion-T. J. Irwin. A. J. Mcolil, W. A.
Kerr, James H. Weinen, e. T. shaffer, w. A.
Smith, B. w. Weimburg. Joseph Weimburg, D.
NJ. Kerr j. P. Waltham, n. b. Shields, j. D.
of Allegheny; 8. y. Bradshaw and T.
A. Bradshaw, of Altoona.
The Reade-Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dew.
snapp.
Brunswick-Thomas Ward and family.
Florida-Mrs. j. p. Brown, Carrie A. Brown.
Agnes NJ. Brown, w. Fl. Falk and family, of
Newcastle; r. I. Hasleu and wife, of Allie
gheny.
Chaifon,e-Mr. w. Warren wattles and wife,
Warren Wattles. Gorter Wattles and Mrs. w.
]. Spahr.
EnersOn-Mrs. A. W. McCloy and family.
lryington-Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Huntingdon,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Biddle.
Sea Side-Samuel A. Amnix. lane G. Fulton.
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. 81. Grovetzinger, of Alle-
gheny.
Normandie--CharlesM Mcshaul, ]. H. Brews-
ter, MISS I. Brewster. Miss II. Dalzell, Miss
Clara Dalzell, Mrs. 81. R. McCandless Miss NJ.
E. AcCandless, Charles r. Moore, E. j. Moere,
Jr.. w. Z. Burns, Miss Tillie burns. Miss ], q.
Porter, OF Allegheny; Mrs, Preston, Miss Por-
ter Y. b Douglass, F. A. Leggett. Neville
Bayley and V. q. Edwards and wife
Norwood-W. ], Quorm. w. f. Lawly, r. s.
and ]. ID, Kennedy
Mellington-James III. Craig and wife: Mrs.
J. NJ. Cook, Miss Fanny Cook, Miss Nellie
hn9Sesi = Eswsrd W: Oraig, Anna y. Craig, e
yheny. !
Monongshela-MrsH 81. Logan, Mrs. Walters