Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

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sion all the week at the Stockton Hotel. Over
300 prominent accountants from all over the
country are here many of them accompanied
| by their wives and lady friends. The enter
tainment given for them has been OF the best,
| ners for their pleasure. On Thursday pleas
| ure trip to the Delaware Breakwater was en-
| loved on the steamer Republic. Yesterday
morning the Trunk Line passenger agents OF
| the United States met at the stockton.
The President seems to have enjoyed his
visit here and his family is sticking pretty
| close to the gift cottage. 1t is said Mr.. Mckee
reading. He has contributed some books to
| tho family library, amsng them "Prehistoric
Races" '"rhe Recent Origin Of Mar, ," five vol
umss of United States History, "Macomb's $
it is doubtful If Mr.. McKee's light
reading will stand much show among
Mrs. MeKes's easy-going novels. When
he comes on for his snare OF the summer OUT
ing as eHpeoted shortly, he will have the FIRST
chance at his books, and will prove by per-
sonal effort what 1t is to buckle dswn to heavy
ladies' are dispessd 70 wait and let Mr.. Mckee
see hbew Il IL himself" IL need hardly be added
that the novels have the start Of the selid ihis
ptsving the mind books contributed by Mf.
MeKes,
MRS HARRISON DOESN'T BATHE.
While the Presidents cottage IL we'll supplied
with bathrooms, the surf, Of course, will be the
bathing ground This beach just In front OF the
cottage Ia not favorable, and the bath houses
are jHst bslew, near the WahamAkef cottage
Mfs Mckee and aii Of ths family, except Mrs
HafFisoh, enjoy the surf bathing Mrs, HAfIis
san IL nRt inclined 10 tfY 10, bagabsa Of the pub
ligity given 10 ths smallest detals 0f her private
life, Many women would find Cape May Fslnt
loo qaist and uBiptsfsstihE fol sIisTmeHt,
but ii 10 tbs qniat and freedom which Hfsi Hhfs
RISEN most enjoys, hnd the tAhtflll home ilie iil
the outage ID in 60HLtaAt with Washington and
aIaa Hntlaa
bathing like ordinary msfthlH and without inis
RgiBiBH that the minutest particulars weuld BIO
telegfaphsd 10 The four s1fhsfs gf NE sAft no
doubt she would Avail herself OF ths bshsht OF
The WansmaksF esttags IL some little way
farther dawn, though y large, square, dull,
= XII tbs s9iStss Nv sssasLe Ia! MT WAN
hnakaT has The fancy this season fGF bright
eeleFs, lie has had bis eetIage painted yellow,
with very rich, DARK shade ~ green FOR the
window shutters ana trimmings ~ ~ u thFs6s
story square cottage with twe=steTy piREEas on
three sides The ROOF - venetian FED and
there are tiRe lines # red Win green trim.
miRgs, Like tha Presidents eettAge here ara
q great many windows, As Q whole u Is pretty
ana effective,
OFF FoR THE MOUNTAINS SOON,
The Postmaster Generals family spent June
at their country house near Philadelphia and
came to Cape May Point on the 9th of this
month, Mrs, and Miss HalfoFd, wife and
daughter of the Presidents private secretary,
are here at the Cape House, where they will
remain until August, aud then go TO the
mountains. And It is probable that the Presl-
dents family will spend September In the
mountains.
The Beade Memorial Presbyterian Church is
three doors from the Postmaster Generals
cottage. 1t is a small chapel with a common
place exterior. but quaint and attractive in
terior. 1t has q vaulted, many-cornered ceiling
of polished wood, stained glass windows and
small pipe organ. When the Presidents family
first attended the service Mrs. Harrison be-
came known to the congregation, and this was
last year during her visit TO the Postmaster
Generals family. She has gone several times
this season, and the sexton tells me that the
chapel is filling Up since her arrival.
CAPE MAY PERSONAL MENTION.
Cardinal Gibbons returned again Wednesday
to Cape May, for q ten days visit. He has q
great attachment for Cape May.
Charles 8. MsCorgee and G. P. Erreth, are
among the prominent Pittsburgers at the
Stockton.
William d. Phillips, Of Pittsburg, is at
Congress Hall for long visit
Charles 8. Covert, 3. +. Brown and wife, d.
Copperstone and wife, ]. T. Dennis and A.
McElevey and wife are: here. The gentlemen
are prominent railroad men Of Pittsburg and
are IN attendance at the Accountant Association
meetings.
William M. voigeson is resting from cares at
the Elberon.
8. O. Mlbourne, W. A. Blaksly, z. D. Smith
and W. p. Cooley. are prominent Pittsburgers
Mis-, Fanny b. Miller is delighted with the
West End.