Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
returned home from three weeks stay ct
the mountains,


the mountains.
Misses Annie McShannic and Emma Prioe
| have returned from q two weeks vacation
at Chautauqua.
Miss Antoinette Russell, Of Homestead, ID
| the guest of her cousin, Miss Belle Murphy
| of Pride street.
Miss Mamie Bell, Of Fulton street, and
Miss Marie Kerr have returned from theti
| summer outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, Of Western
| avenue, Allegheny, are home from delight
| full trip to Canada.
Miss Sadie Harnack. Of Locust street, oity,
has returned after pleasant visit 60 friends
| in the mountains.
Mr. C. R. Long, of Avalon, is sRendins his
vacation on the farm of Semuei Taylor, in
Kilbuck township.
Miss MoIlie Neely, OF Vine Cfin, and M %
Carrie Rossiter have gone to Ligon1er to
spend their vacation.
Mr. W c. Shouse and Mr.. W. O. Taggart
returned home Wednesday from a ten days
trip through the East.
Mr. E. NJ Bird arrived homo on Saturday
last from California, where she has been
spending the past year.
Mrs. Fannie Bird Dorrance, Of Stockton,
CAL, is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. j. Dfck-
son, of Mt. Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Mess, of Stockton avenue,
Allegheny, will leave next week on q vaoa-
tion trip to ChautauQua.
Miss Magtie Holder Of Allegheny, has re-
turned fro.n'the noun tains, where she spent
very pleasant vacation.
Mrs, S. Kreps and daughter, Miss Carrie,
have returned from a pleasant six weeks
trip to watering pla ices.
Mrs. W. W. Kennedy and son, Clyde, OF
Maple avenue, Thirty-irst ward, are spend
ing a few weeks at Sharon.
The Misses Kenney Lanigan, Of the East
End, and Mary j. McDermott, Of vickroy
street, are at Long Branch.
Misses Ora and Allie Bryan, Of Bluff street,
left Last week for a trip of six weeks through
Virginia and West Virginia.
Ned Holbrook and brother, Master Elliot,
left Thursday for a ten days trip to Phila-
dolphin, New York and Boston.
Misses Mollie and Emma Schmidt, Of Dia-
mond street, have returned home. after q
delightful trip to the mountains.
Miss Katherine Shinkle, of Manayunk,
PHILADELPHIA, is visiting Miss Mary Sample
at the Whitesen farm, Wildwood.
Misses Bertha and Maud Evans, Of Shet-
land avenue, East End, have returned from
q seven weeks trip to the mountains.
Colonel Thomas Cosgrove, Of Braddock, is
home from q three weeks vacation at Coney
Island and other New Jersey resorts.
Mr.. A. A. Schantz, one of tho most popu-
lar travelling passenger agents OF the coun-
try, was in the city q few days last week.
SThe Misses Alice and Margaret O'Sullivan
have returned after spending pleasant two
weeks vacation in the Monongahela Valley.
Misses Edna and Katie Yarnell, Of steub-
envtlle, Ohio, are visiting friends at the res
fdence Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Q. Woodruff, Allie
gheny.
Miss May Patton, Of Marfet street, Ale
gheny, left Wednesday morning for o
months vacation In Oakland, Freeport and
Butler.
Miss Viola Brown and Miss MI1lie Black,
pf IL
Thursday from an extensive trip through
the East.
Mrs. J. g. Edgar and Mrs. Virginia Miller,
of Allegheny, returned home Tuesday, after
brief visit to their aunt, Mrs. Williams,
Bellevue.
Mrs. John Hart, with her two daughters,
Misses Birdie and Gertrude and son Will, re-
turned from a months recruit in Kentucky
and Ohio.
Mrs. Josie Hefdeger, of Glenwood, accom-
panied by her friend, Mrs. Cornwell, of Gin
cinnati, left this week for the seashore and
New York.
Mrs. B. II. Stouffer and Master Edwin NJ
Stouffer, of 1906 Liberty avenue, East End,
returned last evening from q short trip to
Uniontown.
Mr. Harry Mitchell returned homo on
Wednesday from Wilmerding, where he had
been attending the marriage Of his brother,
John Mitchell.
Dr.. J. G.. Templeton, Mrs. Templeton and
their daughter, Miss Maggie, of Penn avenue,
have returned from a delightful trip to the
lakes and Eastern cities.
Misses Mamie McElroy. Stella Eyrich,
Florence and Cora Eyrich have returned
home after a two weeks visit to Niagara
Falls, Toronto and Buffalo.
Miss Lizzie Merington, Of South avenue,
left Tuesday for McKeesport
where she will spend two months with her
aunt, Mrs. Samuel McMasters.
Misses Lizzie Cruikshank, Of Allegheny,
and Emma Holman, of Liberty avenue,
have returned from an extended visit to
friends and relatives in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer and daughter,
have taken months trip to New York,
Block Island and East Greenwich, r. L
Miss Emma Kountz and sister Sadie, Of
Braddock avenue, East End, have gone to
the West. They will spend short timo with
their sister, Mrs Wolflnger, OF Chicago.
DR.. J. L. King, of Braddock, left last week
On two months stay in Minnesota and
South Dakota. Mrs. King will visit her
parents at McKee's Rocks during his alb
sence.
Miss Mary Grant and Master Eddie, Of
Penn avenue, East End, accompanied by
Miss Maggie rafferty,, Of Taylor avenue, Al |
egheny, left yesterday for two weeks So |
ourn at Cresson. |
Mr.. Perry j. Slater and wife, nee Caroline, |
who have been spending the summer with |
o. IL
Dline, OF Braddock, left for their home at |
yesterday.
Mrs. J. B. Mellor, who has been in Chicago /
or the last three months, will arrive home /
,he latter part of next week, accompanied |
oy her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Barbour, who |
has so far recovered from her serious illness |
Is to be able to travel.
Mrs. Rev. S. V. Fait, nee Pfasterer, Of An
lrdarka, l. T., VINO has been on q three
months visit to her parents at Braddock.
'eturned to her home in the West Thursday,
Will visit her for some time.
Mrs. Elliot Holbrook, wife OF Supertn tend
mt Holbrook, of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, accompanied by her two sons and
laughter, returned Wednesday. from Lees
Cheneau1 Islands, Mich, where they have
'een spending the summer.
Miss Ida Jones, Of Kanaas City, Mo-, VINO
las been visiting her sister Mrs. Charles II. |
peer, of Market street. Allegheny, for the
,ast two months, left for the West last week,
diss Jones will visit Cleveland, Put-in-Bay,l
nd Fostoria, after which she will visit rela-
ives in Chicago.
Euchre at Saegertown.
tsfEc1AL TELEGRAM TO THE prsPATuK.l
eAEeERTowN, Aug. 29-The season atSae-
ertown is drawing to close, and, as usual,
he best is reserved for the last. The weeks
musement began with progressive euchre
arty of ten tables, given by Mrs. W. J. A.