Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02

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out beyond her depth, but so far this season
! has not experienced the danger of drowning
which it viii be remembered she had last
season, while floating on a raft in the waves,
! which carried her out, and then cleverly
ing. She can swim and float. Lige Halford
! is fond of swimming, and is getting along
well at the art. At first he did not take to
It, and was here over week before he could
| be induced to bathe. He was finally per-
suaded to go in by the persistency Of the
newspaper men, with whom he has become
O decided favorite, and now thanks them for
results Of sea bathing and & gaining flesh
| and picking up in health rapidly.
The prettiest lady in q bathing suit is
Miss Alice B. Sanger, the Presidents stem
| ographer. She wears neat blue bathing
suit with white trimmings, and is envted by
many of the bellies at the Cape. Miss Sanger
! ca float nicely, and is an excellent swim
| mer. She does all the latest tricks in the
water. and is perfectly bewitching mer-
| maid. The Presidents suit is all fixed up
| with patents, mostly presents from various
| firms, to advertise their goods, and they are
used with comfort to the President When
he comes out of the water he has a little
| tube by which he blows all the water out of
his suit. and before he gets to the bath
house the dripping, water is OF OF his
clothes. He never bathes without his grand
son, Benjamin, and pays much attention to
him.
LICE FRATERNIZED WITH REPORTERS.
The other afternoon when Lige Halford
was attending the Cape May ball game, he
was sitting in the reporters stand, and re-
lated many instances of his own experience
in reporting ball games in indianapolis.
Cardinal Gibbons returned to Baltimore
on Tuesday morning, after having passed
two weeks very pleasantly here at the cot
tage of Mr.. c. Thomas, Of Philadelphia, on
Ocean street. He has been enjoying himself
and his health is much better than it WAS
when he came. He has been suffering in thr
early summer with Ia grippe and came here
to wear of the bad effect. He Is now per-
fectly well, and went to Baltimore much
happier than when he came.
This evening the leading cottagers and
hotel guests rendered a testimonial concert
and hop to Prof. Simon Hassler, the popular
leader of the Congress Hall orchestra. The
affair was the leading society event of the
season.
PITTSBURGERS AT THE CAPE
W. A. Stanton and his accomplished wife,
of Pittsburg. are enjoying Stockton life Mr..
Stanton is a son of the late Hon. NJ Hall
Stanton. OF Philadelphia.
Among the Windsor's most prominent
Pittsburg guests, who arrived Wednesday,
were Mrs. B. S. Brobst and Mrs. H. Shelly.
D. w. Risher, of Pittsburg, came to Con-
gress Hall this week for a long visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. MCGOWAN, of Steubenville
O., are enjoying most pleasant sojourn at
Cape May Point
Among Allegheny residents at Cape May
Point are Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hazard, who
have been guests for some time.
Another bevy of Alieghenians at the Point
are Mrs, J. s. Msbon, Miss McCance, Mrs.
c. K. Ramsey, of Pittsburg, is enjoying
Cape May seabreezes.
Miss Catharine Darsie of sewickley, is
again enjoying a pleasant visit to friends
here.
Charles F. Harbaugh and interesting fam
lily, of Sewiclkley, are occupying handsome
apartments at a Cape May Point hotel,
Scott and Miss Annie Hammond, of Allie
gheny, have Joined the colony from that
city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Darsie and family are
stopping at Cape May Point for a few
weeks.
Among the arrivals Wednesday were E. P.
Wright and wife, of Pittsburg.
Miss Grace Nebecker, OF Washington,
daughter of United States Treasurer Ne
becker, is Stockton guest Miss Nebecker
was said to be the prettiest American
woman in Paris last winter.
party of Pittsburgers at the Wyoming
are B. S. Johns, wife and children, and MIR.
and Mrs. William Flyndman.
Frank c. Neale is a Congress Hall guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Kicker are making a
long stay at Congress Hall They are regis
tered from Pittsburg.
State Senator D. Meade Massie, of Chilli
cothe, o., with his accomplished wife, are
guests of Congress Hall. They were among
the callers at the Presidential cottage last
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hackett and daugh-
ter, of Pittsburg, are enjoying the Chalfonte's
pleasures. Mr.. Hackett is a well-known coal
and coke dealer.
ing the cool breezes while with the Pitts
burg family at the Chalfonte.
Misses Eliza McCracken and Mamie 81.
ladies at the shore for an extended stay.
Miss Louisa Mayer is a Lafayette guest
from Dayton, o.
o. NJ. Hartzell, wife and three sons; Mrs. J.
D. Boyle, R. HI. Boyle and N. c. Lowrie and |
wife Joined the Pittsburgers at Congress |
Hall this week. |
Kicker, of Pittsburg, with their last summer |
Colonel and Mrs. Owen Stewart of |
and Miss Myrtle Kilkeny, of New |
Orleans, have Joined the elegant circle at |
Monday Mrs. George W. Black, Misses |
Elizabeth, Martha and Ellen Black, and |
Master John G. Black arrived at Congress |
Hall for four weeks stay.
S. D. Horton, of Ohio, the writer on politi- |
cal economy, is Congress Hall guest.
o. c. Burzgordy is prominent Pittsburg |
guest at the Stockton.
At the Lafayette are o. G. BuSt OFF and |
wife and George Wardman, of Pittsburg.
The new addition to the Pittsburg colony |
at the Stockton Tuesday was made up of n. |
Goodell, Miss S. Goodell Miss A. Amstead
Miss Katharine Ogborn, Of Lancaster, O., |
is one of the most charming young ladies at |
the Maine villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. staley and MISS Jennie |
staley are stopping at the Cape. They will |
remain until September.
James d. Hailman is again registered at |
the Stockton.
Mss Florence Matthews, niece of the late |
Hon. Stanley Mathews, Associate Justice of |
the United States Supreme Court, is among
the charming coterie of young ladies at the |
Cape.
F. Theodore Walton, proprietor of the
Stockton Hotel, gave dinner to the news
paper men and resident correspondents yes
tcrday afternoon. The dinner was attended |
by about 80 of them, and all the leading
journals in the East were represented.
THE GLOOM OF DEATH