Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
THE PRESIDENTS RETURN
Adds Interest to the Close ofa Prosperous
Season at Cape May.

Adds Interest to the Close Of Prosperous
Season at Cape May.
| ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.3
CAPE MAY, Aug. 29.-With the return of the
| President by special train tonight have
come many who are anxious to get chat
with him before he returns to Washing
ton. During the Presidents IL days
| trip to New York, Vermont and New
| Hampshire, the mail has been accumulat-
ing, and he will have an enormous pile to
look over. Miss Alice B. Sanger, the Presi-
dents stenographer, who remained here
during the absence of the Chief Magis-
trate, and his private secretary, Mr. Hal
ford, has had an immense amount of work
to do in arranging mail matter which needs
the Presidents earliest attention. When the
mail is looked over the President win enjoy
about two weeks of absolute rest here before
going to Washington.
Secretary Halford is undecided whether to
go to Washington or feman at Cape May
during the next fortnight. His daughter.
Miss Jeanette, W i'll remain until the Presi-
dental family return to Washington, which
depends on the time of the completion of re-
pairs now being made at the White House.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. S. Mckee, father and
mother of J. R. Mckee, the husband Of Mr..
Harrison's daughter, and father of the cele.
brated Baby Mckee, are guests of the Presi-
dental cottage.
Mrs Mckee and Mrs. Russell Harrison,
who are now on their way home from Eu-
rope, are expected at the cottage next
Thursday or Friday.
Tonight marks the ending Of the season.
The hop at Congress Hall was brilliant one,
and the cause of the large attendance was
Ter, the popular musician and author, who is
one of Cape Mays regular summer guests.
Stephen J: Ferris. the well:known Phila-
portrait of the President. The President
sat for 1t about a week before he left on his
northern journey. j. 81. Moser, the WASH
s,,rrf orkic Io ~,
Harrison and the other ladies at the cottage
in water color painting. The billiard room
on the third floor of the cottage has been
turned into q studio and the brushes are
nearly every morning now. Mrs. Harrison's
main efforts consist of marine views and
meadow scenes.
Frank Willing Leach, the Secretary of the
National Republican and State Republican
Committee, and his Assistant Secretary,
Bromley Wharton, of Philadelphia, are here.
Mr.. Leach is accompanied by his wife.
George Won Bonnhorst, c. L. Magee's chief
lieutenant, arrived Wednesday evening at
the Stockton, where he remained until
Thursday, when he left for New York.
Bishop Keeane, President Of the Catholic
University at Washington, is guest at the
summer cottage of Mr.. O. Thomas.
prominent Pittsburgers, are rusticating at
the Stockton.
Joseph A Donnelly. Of Pittburs, is en-
sconced at Congress Han for few days.
guests at Congress Hall, where they have
won many friends.
John E. Potter, Of P1ttsburg, Is stopping
the middle Of September.
Simon B. Cameron, grandson OF Mncoln'B
Secretary of War, and q nephew Of the
present Senator, and his cousin,
G. G. Cameron, formerly editor Of the
Every Evening, Wilmington, are guests Of
A. j. Anderson, Of Pittsourg, Is registered
at the Stockton, where he may stay until
Mrs. j. sceith, of Pittsourg, Is a most
pleasant lady OF the Lafayette's company
of guests.
Miss Jennie and Nettis Crawford, two |
bright ladies from Allegheny City, are enjoy |
ing life at the Arlington.
DR.. j. P. Shaw, of Pittsburg, Is Lafayette !
guest.
Alex. f. McCandless, Of Pittsburg, is 90 |
cupying apartments at the Lafayette. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Graham are among |
the prominent Pittsburg guests stopping at |
she Stockton with their children.
L. S. Wright, of Pittsburg, is passing his |
second visit at the Stockton. |
]. B. Carson, of PittsDurg, is o late guest at |
the Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean s. Erwin, Of Pittsburg,
with their bright little daughter, Blanche |
Jean, will remain at the Elberou until o. |
Philip Baumgart and Gustav A. sexauer,
of Pittsburg, are enjoying a sojourn at the |
Carroll Villa.