Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-23

non, arrived home Tuesday evening, after
a brief visit to friends at Rock Point
Mr.. William D. Johnston, of Sarah street,
Southsde. lsft for ten days visit to At
lantic City and other watering points.
Mrs. DR.. J. A. Potts. of Shiloh street,
Twenty-third ward, has returned from q
two weeks sojourn at Ridgeview Park.
Mrs. L. T. Nichol, Miss Hattie Nichol and
Charles H. Nichol, of Buena Vista street,
Allegheny, have gone to Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Prescott, of Isabella street,
Allegheny, and Mrs G. 81. TAMIL, of Canton,
| o., have gone on visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Alfred f. Barnes and sister, Miss
! Jennie Barnes. left last Tuesday for a two
weeks sojourn in Westmoreland county.
Miss Fannie Stern, of the millinery depart
ment of Fleishman Co, is spending her
Mrs. Simeon Bissell and son, Frank, have
gone to Mt. Vernon, O., to visit Mrs. Lickey
Harper, who is an aunt of Mrs. Bisselrs.
Miss Ruth Short, of Denver, Col, was a
| visitor this week at residence of james A.
Benton, Joels street, Thirty second ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Chalfant and daughter
| Helen, of Wylie avenue, are sojourning at
Atlantic City, New York and Philadelphia.
Katie L. Lane and sister, B. NJ Lane, ac-
companied by Thomas Adams have arrived
home from two weeks, visit at New York
| city.
Miss Leona F. Elliott, Of the Springfield
| visit her brother George, formerly of this
city.
Mrs. William Luebbe, of Howe street, East
End, left on Saturday for the lakes, Cleve-
| weeks.
Miss Sylvia Quinn, of Washington avenue
and Mrs. r. Best of Maple avenue, left for a
three weeks tour to Atlantic City and Bal
timore.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Sutmeyer and daughter
| Mollie, of Stanton avenue, East End, left
Thursday morning for Atlantic City and
| New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. P C. Schoenick and daughter,
| Julia, have returned from the East, accom-
panied by Miss Emma E. Schoenick, of Flat
bush, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Eisenbleis, Of Boyle street,
have returned homo from three weeks
soiourn at Atlantic City, Cape May and
| Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Culp and daughter Of
South Negley avenue. have returned home
after spending six weeks at Atlantic City
| and Cressor.
Mr.. Jacob G. Hook and Mr.. Oscar 10th,
| both of Allegheny, will leave Tuesday,
August 3D. for WelIsville, Ohio, to attend the
| horse racing.
Miss Nan Holmes and Miss Elva Hunter of
Allegheny, are enjoying sojourn at Atlantic
| City, cnaperoned by Mrs. Charles c. Collier,
of Philadelphia.
Mrs..John Heron and her daughter Jen-
ME, of Allegheny, left last week for a two
| weeks pleasure trip to Cleveland Putin
Bay and Detroit.
Miss Margaret McAIlister. Of Monterey
| street, Allegheny, returned home Thursday
! from Uniontown, where she had been spend
ing her vacation.
Mr.. Edward G. Patterson, of Irwin avenue,
| Allegheny. returns Saturday morning from
a pleasant two weeks stay at Lake Muk-
wonago, Wisconsin.
The Misses Mary and Celia Byron, Nan
Isherwsod, Belle Bradley and Annie Quinn,
of Allegheny, returned home Thursday after
| a two weeks outing.
Miss Mamie Henderson, Of Market street,
will arrive home this week after a two
months visit to friends in Rochester, Beaver
Falls and Haysville
Miss Viola Thomson, of Brushton, for
merly of Allegheny City, has returned from a
long and delightful visit to friends in New
York and other Eastern places.
Harry Heck and George Schwebel, Of the
Diamond, left this morning for a two weeks
Club, round about Morgantown.
Miss Marie Johnston, of Sarah street,
Southside, with her two sisters, Eliza and
Margaret, have returned home after three
weeks sojourn in the mountains
Miss Marion and Miss Eleanor Cole, daugh-
ters of DR.. W. W. Cole, of Arch street, Allie
gheny, have just returned from q delightful
i've weeks sol ourn near Cresson
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Garbett, Of North
Braddock, left Thursday for Toronto, Can
ada. They will remain five or six weeks,
visiting the great lakes returning.
Mr.. and Mrs P. s. Todd and Miss Sadie
Todd, of Braddock, have returned from the
NJ E. Church campmeeting at Ridgeway,
where they were for several weeks.
Mr.. NJ. J. Mcmahon and wife, of Mcmahon
Bros. & Adams, have gone West expecting
to be gone until October. They will visit
Oregon, Dakota, Washington and California.
Miss Rachel Hartley, of Rebecca street,
Allegheny, is spending very pleasant vaca-
tion in Beaver county. She will also visit
her brother in Leetsdale Allegheny county.
Miss Clara Sonnenfroh and Miss Laura
Boehmig leave the city this week for a visit
of several weeks to Oil City. From there
Fails.
Mrs. s. A. Arons Miss Blanca and Master
Arons, of Franklin street, Allegheny left on
Wednesday evening last for a four weeks
trip to Atlantic City, Newark and the East
ern States.
Miss Lulu M. Bryant, Of Sidney street,
While there she will be the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Emma Churchill. She will be
gone about six weeks.
Mrs. Marye and her sister Miss Maggie
listening to what the wild sea waves were
saying al Atlantic City for the last three
weeks, are home again to their friends.
Miss Kate Ganghan, Of Market street, Allie
gheny, ana the misses Rose and Annie Nash,
of East End, returned home Saturday after
a three weeks visit to friends in Philadel-
phia, Centralia, Ashland and Pottsville.
Mr. John NJ. Davis, of the well-known firm
Of Campbell & Davis East End eXpressmen,
left on Friday evening for two weeks
sojourn at Conneaut Lake, whittier his wife
and child had preceded him q week pre-
viously.
Miss Katie Callahan, the well-known Or
ganist of st, Peters Pro-Cathedral, ALLIE
gheny, will leave this evening for Atlantic
City. She will be met there by her mother,
sister Stella and Miss Lydia Buettler, who
have gone q week ahead of her.
Miss Elizabeth Goeweg, of Frankstown
avenue, East End, who has been summering
in New York, Niagara Falls Toronto and
Nova Scotia will leave the latter place this
week for the Mammoth Cave, Kentucky.
| She expects to arrive home in about three
weeks.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pittocf, the author OF "The God
| of Civilization "Was He q Leper?" and
| other clever stories, which have appeared
during the past year has been visiting in
| PittsDurg for the past two months. She left
yesterday for Cincinnati en- route to Mexico,
| where she goes in search of material for q
new story.
Miss Mary McGraw, Of South avenue, Allie
gheny, and her sister, Mrs. Jennie Hucke-
| Allegheny, who have been on prolonged
| pleasure trip to Toronto, Montreal and
| Quebec, Canada, where they went to visit
some of their relations, whom they had not
| seen for 90 years, have returned. On their
| homeward trip they visited New York, At
| lantic City, Philadelphia, Washington City
and Baltimore. They arrived last week in
| high glee over their trip. Miss Mary Nc
trip she ever had in all her lifetime.
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