Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-19

The Sunday school of the German Lutheran
Church, of Brushton held successful picnic
last Wednesday, at Edgewood.
To Europe and Elsewhere.
Mr., Abe E. DeRoy and sister have returned
from tho East.
Mr.. Charles G. Brown is spending the hot
weeks at Stellsburg.
MI Henry P. Burger is enjoying a trip
through the State of Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. McCallum and daughter,
Irene, have gone to Detroit.
Mrs. S. Parrish, OF Pearl street, is visiting
relatives in Youngstown, o.
Mrs. Emanuel A. Weber leaves next
Wednesday for New Lisbon, o.
w. r. Reid, of Pittsburg, is guest at the
Hotel del Coronado, Coronado Beach, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon, of Tusttn street, are
spending the hot months in Butler county.
Messrs B. S. and L. Levin, of the Penn
sylyania Company, are visiting at Colum-
bus, o.
Miss Allie M. Bell, Of Ben Venue, leaves
Thursday evening for Chicago for q two
weeks visit
Thomas NJ. Griffith and family, Of Law
renceville, are spending their vacation at
ChautauQua
Mr.. and Mrs D. Porter Corwin. accom-
panied by Mrs. Mary Irwin, left for Saeger-
Mrs. A o. Detchon, of New York is spend
ing few days with Miss Jennie Neeper, A26
Howe street, East End.
Miss Annie Dempsey, of Overlook street,
Allegheny, is at present enjoying the sea
breeZeS at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Danzier will spend their va
cation in New York and Block Island. They
leave Monday evening.
Misses Emma and Mollie Schmidt, of Dia-
mond street, will leave Pittsburg in a week
for vacation at Cresson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Page and Miss
Mollie left on the limited yesterday for At
lantic City and New York.
Miss Eunice Morris, of Lawrenceville, left
Friday for Bridgeport Ohio. She will visit
Cleveland and Detroit also.
Prof. H. I. Braun's third lawn fete Of the
series will be held at Windsor Park,
Bellevue, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Taylor and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. viii Lockhart, leave on Thursday for
Indiana county to join Mrs. Ross.
Mr.. ]. W. Ross and wife go to Detroit with
the G. AR. They will take with them their
son Matthew and daughter Nellie.
Mr.. Will r. Ross, of North Braddock, has
returned from fishing tour Of several
weeks, near the Lebanon Mountains.
Reuben Bauman and his family and Miss
Lula Harper of Negley Place, Stanton ave-
nue., East End. are at Atlantic City.
The Misses Carrie and Bertha De Zouche,
of Philadelphia, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
L. H. Howard, OF Ridge avenue, Allegheny.
Misses Olive Caldwell, sadye Burnett, May
Wilson, teachers in the Allen school, leave
for Washington next Tuesday to be absent
ten days.
Mr. ]. II. Dittler and wife accompanied by
the Misses Emma and Aggie Mankedfck, left
last Tuesday for Morgantown, on the ~. G.
Blaine"
Miss Mary McElroy and Miss Maggie have
fOT T,.oS toe
Mary McElroy is principal of the Fifth
ward school.
Mr.. Randolph Urmson, Of New Bethleham,
Pa, who has been visiting numerous Brad
dock friends the past three weeks, returned
home Friday.
of Butler street, are enjoying the summer on
the banks of the Allegheny river about 80
miles from the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kerr and son. Master
Harold, of Cliff street. Pittsburg, left Tues
day morning for Ligonier. where they intend
spending the summer.
Mr.. Francis Quinette, of New Orleans, has
been visiting his nephew, A. A Quinette, in
Williamsburg. Mr.. Francis has not been
north for nearly 80 years.
Miss Mary K. Price, of Wilkins sburg has
resigned her position in the North Braddock
Schools, to accept one in the new school
building at Williamsburg.
Mrs S. Kreps and daughter, Miss Carrie,
are visiting at New Castle. From there they
will go to their cottage at Point Chautauqua |
for the balance of the season.
Dr. Clifford, of Beaver avenue Allegheny, !
this week from two months tour |
in Europe, where he had been in company |
with a number of his patients.
Miss Birdie Prescott, OF Isabella street,
Allegheny City, has left to visit her friend, |
Miss Annie Grail, at Canton, O.. also, her |
many friends at Congress Lake.
Dr. E. T. Carter and wife will sail on the |
1nman steamer City of Paris on Wednesday |
next. They intend to visit London, Paris, |
Berlin and other European points of in
terest.
Mrs. B. =. Leech, wife of BENJAMIN F.
Leech, of Inspector McAleese's office, ac-
by her niece, Miss Aggie NJ.
Forbes, have gone to Mentor, O., for the
summer
Mr. T. E. Rook of Manhattan street, Ale
gheny, leaves tomorrow fer q three weeks
visit in the wilds of Clearfield county, after
which a trip to the seashore will make up a
vacation.
Mrs. George W. Bottman, of Braddock,
avenue, East End, and daughters Miss Grace,
and Mrs. c. P. Brown, left last week for At
lantic City and other summer resorts. They
will remain the season.
Mrs. J. A. Reed, with her sister, Miss Mary
Crawford, are spending the summer at Cres-
son. Miss Crawford has been very i'll for
some time past. and her friends hope the
air will greatly benefit her
Mr.. Archie Thompson, of Indiana, Pa.
who is again resident of Williamsburg is a
member of the Executive Committee of the
annual reunion of the old soldiers of
Indiana county, to be held August p.
William Jacobs, proprietor of the well
known Diamond restaurant, accompanied
BY his mother, sister and brother will leave |
this evening for his summer jaunt to Wash
ngton, Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Joseph L. Caches and Mrs. A.D.
Armstrong and daughter Miss Nellie, of AL
egheny, have returned from three weeks
Trip in New York State. They were the
xuests of Mrs. W. B. Kerr, of Touawanda,
\. Y.
Mr.. Harry Armstrong, of Jacks Run, and
Mr. Theodore Rentz, of Main street. left
Wednesday on the "Ben Hur' for delight
tul trip on the river. They expect to be
rome several weeks, and will take in Claring-
ION and Parkersburg before returning home
md family, and James Colvin and family
nave gone to the mountain home Of James
Jolvin TO spend the summer. They expect to
ret some good old-time fun from hunting,
fishing, berrying, and picnicking in style Of
our forefathers.
Prof B. w. Allabaugh, Of the Deaf and
Dumb Institute at Edgewoodville, has de-
parted on a trip that will embrace New
beautiful Cumberland Valley. Mr. ALA
oaugh is one of the most successful teachers
n tho institution.
Miss Annie McElroy, of Webster avenue.
She attended the naval ball at Annapolis.
md visited New York, Philadelphia and
Washington. She stopped three weeks with
he Rev. Mr.. Hoerr's family, of Baltimore,
Ind visiting Miss Gussie Burns, of Altoona.
Mrs. john Pedder and Willie, wife and son
If Mr.. John Pedder, departed on the steamer
Salle for an extended trip throughout
Europe. Mrs. Pedder will spend three weeks
1t Baden-Baden, Germany's famous water
ng resort, for the benefit of her health. She
will visit her uncle John Hartmann in |