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

were seated around the tables. The prizes were
carried of by Delaware and Washington City,
The first prize was given TO Mr.. Kane. of Della
ware, nephew of ex-Secretary Bayard; second
prize to Lew P. Bird, who married sister of
Mr.. Bayard. The first prize among the ladies
was given TO a daughter of w. S. Rice, of
Washington, d. O., formerly of Arkansas.
PITTsBURGERs SLIPPING SPRING WATER.
B. F. Jones, Jr., registered at the Springs on
Thursday; he will drink the water and dance
with the ladies for the next ten days,
Mrs. Judge McCandless. of Pittsburg, an an
nual visitor to Bedford. is now at the Springs.
Mr.. G. Morris Dorrance. of Philadelphia, a
gentleman closely connected with the man age
ment of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company.
is registered at the Springs.
Judge Furst, of Bellefonte, spent several days
at the Springs during the week.
Ex-United States Senator John Scott and
wife, of Philadelphia, are here for a weeks So
lourn. Mr.. Scott is one of the legal giants who
are in the service OF the '.Pennsy."
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dalzell, of Pittsburg, gave
tea at the "Willows" on Saturday evening.
Their guests were Mrs c. 8. Bear, Miss Ruth
Bailey, Miss Sue Dalzell, Mr. H. NJ Bears, and
Harry Patton, of Pittsburg, and g. H Nc
Conkey. of Harrisburg.
Mr.. George Lyon, prominent business man
| from the Windy City. who comes to Bedford
| annually to have good time, and generally
manages tO have if. gavela tea at the "Willowsh
on Saturday evening. The party travelled in
Luo tdiiy-Ho. MI. AyOu's RuesIs we're ME- j. ID.
Hampton, Miss Hampton, Mrs. W. H Sherrad,
Miss Sherrad, Miss Nellie Sherrad, Philadel-
phia; Miss North, Columbia; Miss Franklin
Lancaster; Mrs. Gilbert Smith, Miss johnson,
Baltimore. Miss Marie Watson, Miss Russell
Bedford. The trombone player of Toerge's
orchestra played bugler for the occasion.
Mr.. w. W. Barr and wife, of PIttsburg ar
rived at the Springs on Wednesday and were
greeted by many friends from the City of
Natural Gas.
Mrs. NJ. &. Rogers and her attractive and ac-
complished daughter are among the latest ar
rivals from Pittsburg.
Mr.. H. h. Herr and wife, of Altoona, were at
the Springs several days this week. Mr.. Herr
is one of the leaders of the Blair county bar
that knocked out the Blair county Wallace
delegates at the Scranton convention
Florence c. Miller, Esq, q member of the
Pittsburg bar, arrived on Thursday. His
genial smile will illuminate the corridors OF the
Springs Hotel for week.
Mrs. j. B. Gutherie and daughter are at the
Springs. They will sniff the mountain air and
sip tho waters for Several weeks.
A. NJ. Watson and wife, of Pittsburg, regis
tered at the Springs on Tuesday
Miss Maud Byers, the handsome and accom-
plished daughter of A, NJ. BYers, of Pittsburg,
arrived with the Byers party on Monday. Mr.
Byers for years has been bringing his horses
with him, but this year owing to the bad con-
dition of the roads, he left them at home
]. l. Humbird and family are enjoying life
at the Springs Hotel. They hail from the Gas
City.
Mrs. Q. C. Sweitzer, of Pittsburg, is at the
Springs for stay of several weeks.
Mrs. A. Z. McCalan is a recent arrival at the
Springs from Pittsburg.
Miss Cora Thompson, of Pittsburg. who ar
rived on Thursday, will enjoy life here for a
week