Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-06
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A PHILADELPHIA belle, now reigning at
Atlantic City, whose crowning beauty is her
hair, has recipe for the hair which she OBJ
tanned from Mrs Kendall, the actress. Here 1t
is: She takes half pint of pure glycerine,
which she puts in a quart bottle, and to this
two together vigorously. When they are
proDerly churned the lime water turns the
glyceIine into soft white cream Upon going
tips into the roots of her hair, giving it Wig
orous brushing that distributes the preparation
from roots to tip. She does this once week
and so keeps her hair soft, silken and lustrOus.
This is the only preparation used by Mrs. Ken
DIAL who, though 45 in years, has the shining
hair OF girl of lS
THERE is no other town in the Catskills sur
rounded by SO many and as fine walks and
drives as Windham. Among the points of in
terest that picnic parties visit is Mount Pisgah,
zoos feet high. Wagons drive to the very sum-
nit In clear day the capitol building at Al
bany can be seem. Another grand view can be
Obtained by ascending a foot path to High
Peak, when the Berkshire hills of Massachu-
setts can be seen and the Hudson river from
Albany to the Highlands. Black Dome, 4,004
feet in height, is frequently visited by summer
tourists. Devasego Falls, IL miles east, are ex-
ceediugly picturesque. They are so feet high,
and the width of the water as it falls over them
is LIS feet
LENox cottagers are greatly delighted to
spend the season here. She came up to Lenox
from New York few days ago to engage
rooms. She is a relative of ex-Secretary La
mar, and was born in Virginia. She has spent
several years abroad, and is a favorite in court
life, and the cottagers have already begun to
plan a round of entertainments for her during
the season.
THE Saratoga hotels, big and little, are all
open, the Park is open, the New York stores
are open, the manicures and milliners are here,
the tally-ho coach has come back. the spring
omnibuSes are running, the summer timetables
of the various railroads have taken effect-he
who runs may read that the season of 1890 at
the Spa has begun.
THE Pittsburgers who are and will be occu-
pying cottages at Cresson by August are B. f.
Jones, James A. Chambers, M. w. Watson, l..
W. Dalzell, Harry Darlington, Mrs. David
Stewart Byram Painter, A. w. Painter, Park
Painter, J. M. Schoonmaker, James Laughlin,
John H. Rickettson.
Mr.. AND MRS EMMoNS BLAINE have been
| at Bar Harbor a week and are at Stanwood for
| the season. The Secretary and his family are
| expected July 10, SO says Mr.. Emmons Blaine.
BATHING between the hours of five and
seven in the afternoon is new innovation at
Atlantic City, and seems to be coming quite
the proper caper with the fashionables.
BAR HARBoR is just now an excellent place
to see house-cleaning and furnishing upon a
| large scale. Business looks hopeful" is the
| general cry.
BATHERs who in the past fingered on the
| boardwalk at Atlantic should bear in mind the
fact that they are liable to arrest under the
new law.
CRBSsoN expects big boom on account OF
| Mrs. Harrison's acceptance of the Parke cot
f, tage from the Mountain Home management
THE largest hotel IN the Catskill range is the
Kaaterskill, built in 1852. in which 300 guests
can be comfortably accommodated.
INFORMAL Saturday night balls are feature
of the Mountain Home season at Cresson
| Germans are also popular.
| THE portrait of Philadelphia societ,
woman poses as a saint in one of Atlantic
| City's church windows.
The frequent rains along the northern coas
lead the weather prophets to predict dry ant
hot July and August.
THE Darlington cottage at Cresson adjoinl
the one to be occupied by Mrs. Harrison. 1t il
| already tenanted.
SOME of the paternaI rules governing AS
bury and Ocean Grove may be applied to At
| lantio City.
B. F. JONES, of Pittsburg, owns the fines
| cottage at Cresson. 1t is close to the Park
| villa.
The Presidential household are expected t.
arrive at Cresson the latter part of the month
THE Fourth was appropriately observed al
along the Jersey shore.