Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-09

Laura Little, Miss Wiener, Miss Jennie Dull,
Miss Carrie, Reilly, Miss Elsie Haldeman,
Miss Pattison, Miss Julia Smith, Miss Isaoe
Boardman, the Misses Rice, Miss Patterson,
Miss Kerens and Miss Madeline Kerens and
Miss Grace Dairo; Messrs. NJ E. Olmstead,
Caspar Dull, Dan Dull, l, G. Haldeman,
Richard Haldeman, David McLain, John G.
Gilbert, Ashton Little, Wiener brothers, 1. l..
Shields, Benedict. Frank Smith, Charles
Goldsborough, R. v. Marshall. The cotlli0n
was led by MI. NJ. E. Olmstead, while the
Misses Barbour and Miss Sue D. Dalzell dis
tributed the favors.
Commodore Kountz, Of Allegheny, Is
spending vacation here, and makes many
friends in his quiet, unostentat1ous way.
Mr.. r. c. Kerens, of st. Louis, who is exten.
sively interested in Western railroads and
coal fields, and is a member OF the south
American Railway Commission, is spending
a few weeks here with his family: The
Misses Kerens are among the most beautiful
and accomplished young ladies at the
Springs.
may be seen in the ballroom, when Mrs. NJ.
Marshall, Jr, dances with her little boy, and
Mr.. Marshall takes the same part with his
sweet little daughter Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall are among the most honored Of our
Pittsburg guests.
General Littlefield, who is at the head of
the new short line from Altoona to Bedford,
arrived here Wednesday last, and says that
the short route from Pittsburg will be
opened by January !, 1892.
Mrs. Judge Kennedy, charming lady, is
paying the Springs visit.
The music at the Springs is better this
year than ever. The programmes are suita-
bly, arranged and many are the congratula-
tions received by Prof. Toerge for the
splendid entertainments afforded by his
band. The vocal music is furnished by Mrs.
Vernon, who is pupil OF the celebrated
Signor Randegger, of London, and the high
est salaried contralto in Philadelphia.
Miss Sue d. DalZell is one of the many
Pittsburg girls who are frightening life at
the Springs.
The Misses Ruth and Lois Bailey are as
popular as they deserve to be and have
many admirers.
Miss S. B. Pitcairn, of Pittsburg, is lovely
lady and her friends are legion.
The Hon. H. G. Davies, President of the
West Virginia Central and owner of Deer
Park. Maryland, Is here with his family.
Mr.. Davies is the father-in-law of Steve B.
Elkins, and is regular visitor at the
The Mon. H. NJ North, of Carlisle, Pa, is
one of the shining lights of the Lancaster
bar, of which he has been q member for ~
years. He is here accompanied by his beau
tiful daughter, who is much admired.
Mr.. B. f. JONES' Jr., son of eX-Chairman
Jones, of the National Committee, who had
charge of Blaine's campaign, is rusticating
here and evidently enjoying himself in his
Mr.. John W. Black, of Pittsburg returns
home Monday. Mr.. Black is the champion
pedestrian, averaging ten miles or SO Il day
on the mountain roads.
other Pittsburg arrivals during the week
are: Mr. George Rise, Mrs. NJ. Rank, Mr.. L.
Dicken, Mrs. Dicken. Mr. James NJ. Bailey,
Miss Jennie NJ. Boyle, Miss Z. Jamison, Mr..
T. Williamson, Mr.. w. S. Klee, Miss Mamie
E. Brown, Miss Elsie Brown, Mr.. Ralph
Bagaley, Mr.. Robert A. Bagaley. Miss Mary
Bagaley, Mr. Alexander Nimick, Miss Mary
A Nimick, Mr.. J. W. Friedman, Mr.. A. NJ.
Byers and Mrs. Byers and Master J. Fred
erick Byers.
Visitors who have been coming to Bed
ford Springs for the past so years say that
the present season has up to date been the
most prosperous this popular resort has ever
had, and the air is simply teemlng with con-
gratulations to Manager and Mrs. Doty, who
have the credit for this phenomenal sue
cess. When the intensely low temperature
that prevailed everywhere during July, and
the effect it had upon other watering places
which have suffered severely therefrom is
considered, one cannot help the question:
"What would the season have been like had
the usual July heat prevailed?'' In view of
the probable rush to Bedford, which the
next season will witness, Mn Doty is con-
templating large additions to the already
extensive hotel buildings. If anyone has
doubts as to whether liberal management
pays he has only to come to Bedford and
stay for aweek or two ut the Springs.