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

which was announced by large placard on
his back to be the ocean Grove style" It
was sufficiently voluminous to accommodate
| within its ample folds six people of average
arms arm and do Feet IN wHiis Hhs @ several T 6arrei rel
hoops worn about his waist beneath the
| blouse served to initiate the ludicrous gar
this on the beach at Asbury Park or almost
| any other watering place would nave
| brought the entire police force down on the
daring joker.
| ANY BATHING SUIT WILL GO.
Here, these little affairs are managed diff
| ferently. knowing the temper OF the crowd
the minions of the law did not interfere.
When the beach habitues wearied of the
testers grotesque antics they swooped down
| upon him, carried him outinto the surf and
| ducked him until he was glad enough to cry
quits. The bathing suits worn by the fair
bathers at this resort are often startling, but
| rarely immodest. Sleeveless suits are SO
common as to attract little or no notice II
| a girl took into her head to abandon stock
tngs, as some have done already, she could
do 1t without being made uncomfortable by
| unfavorable comments.
| The social event of the season was grand
| charity ball given last night at the United
States Hotel in aid of the Children's Sea-
| shore Home and the Mercer Memorial Home
| for Invalid Women. Mrs. Francis Howard
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rangements, which was composed OF many
well known leaders Of Philadelphia and
P1ttsburg society.
The old familiar CRY, "Where are the
young men?" uttered by despairlng matrons
with marriageable daughters, is heard louder
and more plalntively than ever. Never De-
fore has the situation been more desperate
than at the present time.
SOME OF THE PrTTSBURGERS HERE.
Prof Carl Retter, of Pittsburg, who is a
regular Atlantic City cottager, arrived the
other day with his Oldest daughter, Miss
Lulie E. Retter, who has been visiting her
grandmother in Pittsburg. Prof. Retter is
an accomplished musician, being organist
at both the Jewish Synagogue and the CAL
vary P. E. Church. He will remain here Tor
the rest or the season.
Ed. Gibson and F. Long are among the
recently arrived Pittsburg guests at the
Mansion.
J. Nj. Scott and Mrs. William Sindram are
among the recent Pittsburg guests to regis
MI. and Mrs. I. T. Buchanan, of Allie
gheny, are enjoying themselves at the AL
bion.
Louis Reizenssen, of Allegheny, is taking
life easy at the Waverly.
r. S. Riddle, Miss Mary A. Riddle Miss
Annie r. Riddle, MI. and Mrs. j. c. Aufham-
mer and Miss Sadia Aufhammer are among
the Pittsburg sojourners at the Luray.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Murray, of Pittsburg,
have comfortable quarters at the Albion.
J. D. Riley and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Fred
erick, OF Pittsburg, are being entertained at
the Stickney.
c. E. Shirley is among the Fittsburg new
comers at the Luray.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Weaver and
daughter, of PittsbuTg are domlclled at the
JaChson House for an indefinite stay.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Meath and L. D. Ban
croft, of Pittsburg, are making a pleasant
A pleasant party of Ptttsburg sojourners
at the Luray includes: Mr.. and Mrs. James
W. Grove, Miss Bessie B. Davidson, Miss
Jeanette o. Grove, Miss Elizabeth N. Grove
J. Albert and Mrs. s. E Krester and
daughter, of Pittsburg, are making an agree
able stay at the wiltshire
j. E. Bridge and s. G. Meanor, OF the Pitts
burg offices of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
are among the recent arrivals at the jackson
House.
c. Kagle form an attractive trio of Pittsburg
guests at the Kendeton.
H G. O'Brien, a welI-known Pittsburg iron
manufacturer, is enjoying merry SUM-
shine outing. He is registered at the West
minister
John j. Bowling, of Pittsburg, is among
the newcomers at the Westminster.
State Capitol during the week for @ brief
stay.
Pittsburg, are at the United States.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCevey, of Pitt5burg,
are resting at the Seaside House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Rester, of Pitts |
burg, are at the st. Charles, for a prolonged |
stay.
u. T. Watson, a prominent Pittsburg law |
yer, is resting from legal cares at the Brigh- |
ton. He is accompanied by his wife.
burg, are at Heckler's Hotel with their fam
Included in the Allegheny colony at
Reckler's Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. william |
Miller W. L. Blake and daughter, Louis Ko- |
mig Charles Richter, Charles Sparks, Charles |
J. Roth, Otto II. Knecht, Carlo Bunger, |
Charles Wise, A. w. Bungerand wife, Charles |
G. Watson, j. II. Clothler and w. j. Mont l
Gibson D. Packer, President, and Fred L.
pany OF Pittsburg, are among the weeks
prominent arrivals at the Wiltshire.
E. Gregg, of Pittsburg, has Joined the sea-
shore colony at the Albion.
j. Dorrington, of Pittsburg, Is q popular
guest at kuehnle'S Hotel.
Miss Ida Young. of Pittsburg, is an at
tractive soiourner at the Eldredge:
A. NJ Myers and f. Weller, OF Pittsburg,
have arrived at the Waverly for brief |
stay.
his name on the Westminster's register
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Snyth, of Pittsburg, AT
rived at the Mansion Tuesday for brief va
cation outing.
Miss Carrie Hill and Miss Jennie Morris, of |
are being well entertained at the |
Waverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heck, of Pittsburg, are |
registered at Kuehnle's Hotel with their |
Mrs. E. B. Bliss, Miss Lille Boyce and B. |
Brecht, of Pittsburg, are domiciled at Heck
ler's Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Simeon Bissell and children,
P. Kelle and George Schoen are among the |
Pittsburgers at the Albion.
W. NJ. Morrison, OF Pittsburg, IL making |
merry st the Wiltshire.
Miss Ida Young Miss Sallie Lysle and Miss |
Bonnie Young, of Allegheny, are social lead
ers at the Wentworth.
James McDane, of Pittsburg, is here for e |
brief pleasure visit He is located at the
Baltimore House.
j. Il. Donovan, of Pittsburg, is daily |
boardwalk promenader. He is registered at
the jackson House.
George A Wrigley of Pittsburg, is among
the late arrivals at the Wentworth.
The following Pittsburgers are registered /
at the Horne cottage at Atlantic City: Mr..
John Hutcheon and wife, Mrs. Harry Pfhall,
Mrs. s. E. Zeigler, Mr.. Harry Zeigler, Miss |
Marcella Lynch, Miss Bell Lacock, Mrs Mag
gle Parks, Miss Letitia j. Lacoclk, Miss Grace ,
Lacock Mr.. James L. Hall and mother, Mr..
James Parks, Miss Maggie Parks, Miss Re-
becca Lacock, MIR. John Lacock,
HARRISON IN THE SURE.
Els Bathing Rig Is Fitted With All the
Patents That Are Going.