Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20

has gone to spend the summer in Cincinnati
and London, o.
Mrs. E. w. CroweIl, of Atlantic Citv. N. J.. IS
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Head, Wylie ave-
nue. extension.
Mr.. H. 2. Weber. of Fifth auenue. left the
city during the week for Asbury PARK and
Chautauqua Lake.
Miss Jennie Carroll, of Cleveland, o., is Wis
iting her friend. Miss Mamie Tracey, of Market
street. Allegheny
DR.. S. L. johnson left Saturday evening on
the Pennsylvania Railroad for a three weeksP
stay at Long Branch.
Miss Adela Marie Bolekey. of Ellsworth, has
left for tour on the lakes, where she will
spend the summer months
Mr.. l. Gelder and daughter. Miss Sadie, are
sojourning at the seaside for the summer. Miss
Hannah viii Join them this week.
Miss May Molamphy, of Liberty avenue, will
leave on Tuesday for three weeks visit TO
Syracuse, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. DIR. Herrod and her two sons Walter
and Bertram. left yesterday for a three weeks
trip TO the seashore and Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Mclaughlin. of Mt Washington,
will spend the next few weeks at the home Of
Miss Maizena, Anderson, in Edgewood.
Mrs Mary Robinson has returned home to
Staten Island, N. Y, after spending delight
1ui month with relatives in Allegheny.
M c. Verstine and c. A. Scribner left Thurs
DAY, day morning for the Eastern cities. where they
Misses Mary and Maggie Foley, Jennie Dunn,
and Annie N. Donnell, of LawrenceVille, leave
on Monday for short vacation at Cape May.
Mrs Elizabeth Abel, of Center avenue re-
turned yesterday from Denver after pleasant
sojourn of two months in that and other West
ern cities.
Miss Belle Gaffney left Saturday to spend
her vacation at her home in Johnstown, Pa.
She is accompanied bS Miss Laura Gillen, Of
Robert street.
Miss Alice e. Fonde. from Urbana, o.. Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. s. Fonde, Fifth ave-
nue.. P1ttsburg.
Among the Alleghenians now registered at
the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Fortress
Monroe, Va, are DR.. and Mrs. Frank II. Wade,
OF 30 North avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Miller. Miss Carrie Miller and
MI. Sam Miller, all OF 1880 Carson street. South
side. have gone to WelIsbure W. Va, to enjoy
few weeks vacation.
Miss NJ. A. Grace Helbling, of LawrenceviIle,
accompanied by her sister Hester. are rusticat-
ing at the residence of their aunt Mrs C. A
Boleky, OF Ellsworth, Pa.
Mr.. c. L. Stoner, wife and daughter Name
L. Stoner, OF lS9 Allegheny avenue and Name
Morgan Stoner, of y Beech street, are spend
ing the summer at Somerset.
j. Gotlieb Kaufman, of Maripoe avenue, left
yesterday morning for Fayette Springs, Pa, to
visit friends and while away his vacation in
that beautiful mountain resort.
Mrs. A. Williams, of River avenue, ALE
gheny, who has been ill for the past five
months, Is visiting her brother, Mr.. Reed. OF
new Galilee, Beaver county, Pa.
DR.. D. G. AlIinder and Mr.. A. j. Harbaugh
have gone to Lake Chautauqua to spend a
couple of weeks with their families who are
there spending the summer season.
Mrs. William NJ. Kirby and daughter, with
Mrs. John w Gibson and Miss Eva s. Row.
land. left for Point Chautauqua on Tuesday,
where they are having pleasant time.
Mr.. James J. Stewart and bride. nee Miss
Mary Williams, left Friday evening for six
weeks tour through the South. On their re-
turn they will reside at Homestead. Pa.
Mrs. Frank Clinton, of Fayette street. Pitts
Durg. was one OF gay party of ladies who left
during the week a pleasure trip that will
include Cleveland, o., and Detroit Mich.
Mr.. Thomas Curran and sister, Miss Rose
Curran, of 81 Arch street, Allegheny. will leave
this morning to learn what the wild sea waves
are saying at Atlantic City. They will be gone
six weeks.
Mrs. Y. L. Miller and daughter Florence with
Miss Carrie Richards and MISS Humes. left the
city during the week for Lake Chautauqua.
From there they will visit Cleveland and Nj
agara Falls.
Mr.. Albert Ivanhoe Chisty a clever young
pianist of Allegheny is visiting friends in
Sharon. He is having delightful tune there
among the musical circles, in which he moves
gifted artist
Mr.. Robert P. Clarke, of Hazlewood. has at
last decided to become a Benedict" Cards
the 10Th inst. The bride is to be Miss Lenora
Higinbotham, of Redstone. Pa.
Mrs. ]. c. Porter and Miss Porter of Park
Place Hotel, Sewickley, and Mrs. F. Preston,
leave for the seashore July 2 and will remain
until September J. when they will take up their
residence on Stockton avenue, Allegheny.
Mrs A B. Allison, of Stevenson street ac-
companied by her son. Jales Harold. and her
sister, Miss Carrie Reed. have gone to the coun-
try for three weeks stay with friends and
acquaintances at Wampum and Rock Point.
Mr.. Henry E. Porter who has been engaged
In the drygoods business on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Allegheny, during recent years, moved to
East Liverpool. accompanied by his family;
also Miss Lille Mcintosh, sister of Mrs Porter.
Miss Carrie Wetherel, a clever. talented
young newspaper writer of this city. left yes-
terday for Atlantic City, where she will remain
for some time and cool the heated brow Of
many stop at home" with her breezy letters.
Prof. Snyder of the Fifth ward. Allegheny,
and LoItie NJ. Preston, of the First ward Alle-
gheny are attending the National Teachers
Association in st. Paul. Prof. Snyder will
spend the summer in Nebraska and Miss Pres
ton in Kansas.
Mr.. P. Haberman, Jr of the Southside his
sister Minnie and Mrs. C. A EngeIke and her
husband sailed July 9, 1890. by Inman Line
steamer City of Chicago for a three months
trip abroad, visiting England, France, Switzer-
land and Germany,
Among the tourists who departed this week
for the seashore are Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Bis
4.
Atlantic City is the objective point, although
New York and other points of interest will be
visited before returning.
Mrs. ]. r. Oxley, of Sheffield street, ALE
gheny, who has been in poor health for some
time, has gone to occupy her cottage at Mt. Sc
wickley camp ground, accompanied by her two
daughters, Bella and Stella. They will remain
until the lst of September.
Mr.. Jacob Friedman of Allegheny City, ac-
companied by his accomplished daughter. Miss
Julia Friedman, departed " ednesday last to
enjoy seaside life at Atlantic City for several
weeks. Miss Friedman is recognized as one Of
Allegheny City's leading Vocalists.
A gay and festive party composed of Misses
Belle w. and Katie f. Kerr, Margaret Thomp-
son, Messrs. s. j. Kerr ands H. W. Mcdonald
left Thursday evening via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for the East. They propose visiting
New York. Philadelphia, Washington and At
lantic City before they return home.
Mr.. Thomas Evans, of the Southsde, leaves
tomorrow for Asbury Park, n. j., to attend the
annual convention of the American Association
of Flint and Lime Glass Manufacturers, to be
held there on Wednesday next Though he
does not look as If he needed it for the benefit
of his health, Mr.. Evans will make sojourn ae
Atlantic City after the convention IS over, ae
which place he has spent some time every sum-
mer for the last ten years.