Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-07
Hosta and Guests.

Hosts and Guests.
Miss Mollie W. Bull has returned from New
York.
Prof Carl Maeder has arrived from his
European trip.
Miss NJ. Brennan, of Williamsburg, is visiting
on the Southside.
Mrs. A. ]. Parcels will return from Europe
about September o.
Mrs. c. n. Smith arrived home Thursday
evening from the mountains.
Fannie Carson, of Bedford avenue, has re-
turned from Buffalo, w. Va.
DR.. Andrew Fleming, of Western savenue,
has returned from his summer trip.
Emily B. Rodney of Allegheny, has gone to
| Edinburgh, Pa, for two weeks vacation.
Mrs, D. st. Clair wlneland has returned
home after pleasant visit to friends in Leech-
burg.
Mrs. William Pickersgill, Jr and daughter,
have returned after pleasant visit to Saeger-
town.
Miss Lou Faber and father, of Buena Vista
street, Allegheny, have departed for an East
ern trip.
Mr.. John NJ. Gamble and wife. of Shire Oaks
Pa, well known in Pittsburg, are at Eureka
Springs.
MIR. Reid T. Stewart Of the Western Uni
versity faculty. has returned from an extended
Eastern trip.
Miss Lizzie Fletcher, of Washington D. c., is
visiting her friend, Miss Ida Carmack, of Re-
becca street.
Miss Dora Wood and little niece, Bessie
Bier. of Oakmont, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Will II. Trevis.
Mrs. Eva SJearns,- Of Frankstown avenue,
Plttsburg, East End, is visiting friends at
Johnstown, Pa.
General A. L. Pearson, wife and daughter,
Miss Catharine Pearson, of Pittsburg, are at
Eureka Springs.
Miss Mamie J. Saunders. of Beaver avenue,
Allegheny, left last Thursday to spend the win.
ter in Millerstown.
Miss Anna Orr, the well-known vocalist, has
returned from long vacation, which was spent
near the mountains.
Miss Emma Bushey, of Chicago, left for home
last Wednesday, after two months visit to
friends in Allegheny.
Miss Anna and Clara Tieblack, of New
Albany, Ind, are visiting at the residence of 1.
II. Smith, Allegheny.
Miss Jean NJ. Arnold. of Montgomery avenue,
has returned from het visit to Chambersburg
and other points East.
Mr.. William Refer and his uncle, Mr.. A,
Mininger, of the Sixth ward, spent the past
week at the Butler County Fair.
Mr. an Mrs. R. w. Miller and baby Anne, re-
urned h ONE Yesterday, having stayed at Eu-
reka Springs eight or nine weeks.
E. j. Daschbach and family have returned to
their city residence after spending the summer
at cottage on Southern avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Eyster and cousin, Miss Mary
Eyster, of Laurel. have returned from pleas.
ant trip among relatives in Washington.
Mr. George Glider and r. D. King have re.
turned from a four weeks trip to the principal
watering places and race tracks of the East.
Miss Estella R. Tyson, daughter of Major w,
W. Tyson. of Erie. is visiting her sisters, Mrs,
J. H Meyer and Mrs. ]. K Smith, of the East
End.
Mrs Ed Bridge and daughter. Miss Edna, of
Aralan, who have been spending the summer
in Johnstown and Ligonier have returned
home.
The Misses Lotta. Oracle and Gertie " atson
and Miss Sadie Harnack have returned home
from a months sojourn at White Sulpher
Springs.
Miss Mollie Stevens, of l54 Rush street. Allie.
gheny, has recovered from her late illness of
typhoid fever to the delight of her many
friends.
Mrs. Jennie D. May has left for her home In
North Loup, Neh.. after pleasant visit to her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Will h, Trevis, of Lg-
onier street.
Hon. George Edward Weis, of St. Marys, Pa.
are the guests of Mrs Laurent, on Troy Hill
street, Allegheny.
Miss Blanche Hunter, of Hemlock street
Allegheny, left the city last Wednesday for
Ohio, where she will visit friends in different
parts of the State.
Mrs. J. P. Lyon and granddaughters, Misses
Allie and Westanna Lyon, of Allegheny, re-
turned home Tuesday after a delightful stay of
five weeks at Saegerstown.
Mrs Alice McCallaugh and her niece, Miss
Allie Pitfeld, have Just returned from o two
weeks tour to Youngstown. Sharon, New
Brighton, Cleveland and the lakes.
Mr.. Francis Murphy. wife, daughter Anna
and Anita Gibson, daughter of DR.. l. A. Glib
son, of Millerstown, are paying visit to Mr.. B.
F. Leech, on Dearborn street, East End.
Mrs. E. II. Dermitt and daughter Marie,
have returned from an extended tour through
the West including trip along the Pacific
coast, viewing the beauties of California
scenery.
Miss Estella Siebeneck Oxley. the talented
young elocutionist of Sheffield street, who has
been spending her vacation at Mt. Sewickley,
has returned TO commence her studies at the
Allegheny High School
Miss Tena c. Quinn. of the Southside, has re-
turned from a very pleasant trip through the
West, accompanied by Mis-, Julia Wigmore, of
| youngstown. O., who contemplates spending
several weeks with friends in this city
Mrs George Poterie and family of Rebecca
street, Allegheny, returned home Thursday,
| having as usual, spent the summer at their
| summer place near Schenley, Pa Miss Joe
| Sullivan, sister of Mrs. Poterie, came with
them, and speaks in glowing terms of life in the
country in summer.