Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-26

| proper privileges The dispute has created
q stir that may be likened to tempest in q
teapot, for by the time O settlements of the
| difficulty is reached the season will be over
and the cyolist might wheel all around town
| without meeting crowd.
| Some idea of the big crowd that is here
may be given from the following record
showing the number Of guests during the
| week at one of tho larger hotels: Sunday,
So2; Monday. s5s; Tuesday. S44; Wednesday,
| A charity ban was given last night at the
| United States Hotel, the proceeds of which
| were donated to the Mercer Memorial Homo
and the Children's seashore Hoeel, two very
| worthy institutions. This evening grand
ball is in progress at the United States in aid
of the building fund of the Congregation of
Beth Israel for their new synagogue
Among last nights hops those at the Ingo-
mar and Boscobel drew the largest attend
| ance Of well-known visitors. At this even
| ing's dances at the Seaside and Albion Pitts
| burg society is well represented in the brill
| liant throng,
| People We All Know.
| Mrs g. Fleming and c. P. Walker, of Pitts
| burg. are among the social colony of sojourn-
ers at the Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Birch, of Pittsburg,
are making pleasant stay at the Mansion
ana are regular freQuenters OF the hops
given at that house.
Mcfarland and n. NJ. Curry are among the
Pittsburg guests at the Brighton.
James W. Prescott and ". H. s. Thomp-
| son ably represent the Pittsburg legal fra
Mrs. W. W. Patterson, the Misses Patter-
son and Master Wallace Patterson, OF ALE,
gheny, are among the recently arrived
guests at the Sticl1ney.
Jacob Recbter and Andrew kalchtahler,
well-known PittsbCrg butchers, are enjoy
ing sojourn at the Hotel Heckler
James DeHhurSt, prominent PlttsDurg
wholesale grocer, is at the Seaslde House
with his family for an extended stay.
George Bingham, an extensive iron manu-
facturer of PittsbuTg, is at the Seaside House
with his family for the season.
Mrs W. p. Bache and children, of Pitts
burg, are doTniciled at the Seaside House for
the season.
James Henderson, of P1ttsburg, is among
the newcomers at Kuehnles Hotel.
j. C. Rua, of Pittsburg. is a guest at the
Victoria.
Judge ]. W. Over of Pittsburg, is among
the prominent guests at the Dennis.
Charles Hotz of Allegheny, arrived at
Greiner's Hotel during the week.
J. n. Walker, of Pittsburg, has taken quar-
ters at the Wiltshire for brief stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Difenbacker, of Pittsburg,
are comfortably located at Haddon Hall,
where they will remain two months.
j. G. White and j. A. Wakefield are among
the recently arrived Pittsburg guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Lang and their two
children are enjoying seashore pleasures as
P T. Coombs, Daniel Wenke, Samuel Hall,
Mrs. James Israel and Miss Mignon Laugh
lin, of Pittsburg, were among the weeks
arrivals at the Albion.
]. B. Somers, of Pittsburg, is taking life
easy at the Hygeia, where he will remain
few weeks.
burg, are being well entertained at the SEN
etc House.
Mrs. S. q. Kohn and Miss Blanche Adler,
of Pittsburg, are among the attractive
re Spf hn Vala aTNda
Mr.. and Mrs, John F. Owens and maid ar
rived from PIttsburg during the week and
registered at the San Marcos.
S. b. Hughes is among the Pittsburg new
corners at Congress Hau.
Miss A. N. Brumage Of Pittsburg, is a
popular sojourner at the Dennis.
J. NJ. Gartside, a well-known Pittsburg
contractor, is OF the Cataract. He is an as
siduous bather.
The arrivals from Pittsburg at the States
Avenue during the week include R. R. Reed,
J. w. Orr, Miss Annie E. Myers, Miss Lizzie
NJ. Majorin and Warren Scott.
At the Traymore are Charles w. Culp,
Mrs. L. FL. Matthews. r. S. Ogden and Har- |
vey L. Childs and son, of PittsburR
j. W. Riggs, Miss Julia Weaver, Mrs. L. |
Wilson, j. Haley and E. Little, of Pittsburg, |
are among the weeks arrivals at the Hotel |
Blackhurst
L. S. Cunningham and ]. T. Roosevelt, of |
Pittsburg, are registered at the Seaside |
House. |
Assistant Postmaster Albert ]. Edwards,
the Hotel Hoffman, where City Controller |
Morrow and Miss Edna Morrow still linger. |
James A Sneigh and Charles E. Smeigh, |
of PittSburg, are a the STOCKTON
c. w. Bassett Passenger Agent of the |
and Western Railroad. is at the
Brighton with his wife.
Horace j. Miller, c. II. Cameron and A. W. |
of Pittsburg are guests at the
Brighton.
c. n. Agnew, OF the firm of Agnew & Co.,
well-known Pittsburg glass manufacturers
-arrsf ArfA6 6oFt no Ia Snt
L. B. Alsop, O prominent Pittsburg lawyer,
Is resting at the Shelburne.
Mrs. Annie Lyle and Miss sallie J. Lyle, of
Pittsburg, are at the Wentworth.
Cornelius NJ. Garrison, q well-known Pitts
burg dealer in metals, is at the Irvington.
Al Thompson, popular Pittsburg come
dian, is stopping at Hagan'S Hotel.
Dr.. W. a. Sandles. of Braddock, is at the
Albion.
Pittsburg guests at the De Soto include
Reuben Bauman, Of the Fidelity Trust Com
pany. with his wife and daughter; William
SUrahley. O well-known East End merchant,
with his wife; w. A Bowden and j. D. Pear.
son, of the Pennsylvania Railroad; Z. II.
Heating, a. J. Thompson, f. W. Cording, H.
Cltary and Miss Lulu Harper
b. II. Woods, q prominent Pittsburg bank
er, is at the ShelDurne, with his wife and son.
son and Miss Jeanette Stephenson are also
among the Pittsburg colony at the Shell
burne.
Allegheny is represented at the Shelburne
by Miss NJ. Piersley, Miss NJ. Heron, Miss B. |
II. McCleIland, William H. Jamison, MIR. and
Mrs. A. S. Wall. Miss Bessie Wall and A.
Bryan Vail.
Among the Pfttsburgers at the Went
worth are Henry Aerzberger, the we'll
known Liberty street restaurateup with his
wife and children, A Dugan, of the Home
stead Hotel; John Dean, prominent in |
W wholesale grocery circles; John McKim, of |
the Pennsylvania Railroad; G. W. McGraw,
the East End brick manufacturer; Mrs. S. J.
Miss Bella Wrigley, J. +. Young
and family. Harry Heller. Mrs Carrie Sheriff |
and family, Joseph P. Thompson, Il. A.
Young, Martin schou and family, and f. c.
Watson.
seeley, a. Fraser Leggate, Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Aefty. william Barr and W. d.
Card.
W. j. Weiser, q wen-known drygoods mer-
chant; Patrick j. Sweeney, of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad; Mrs. Mary Lands, Miss
Clara lands, Miss Clara Fairchilds and W.
B. Comerford, Of Pittsburg, are al Hagan's
Hotel.
E. D. Smith, Division Passenger Agent of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; c. L.
Gregory, Assistant Division Passenger
a. ept; Ihomas l.. Kenton, a well-known
produce DEALER John Kelly, of the firm of
Weldon & Kelly, large steam filters; Fred A. |
Abel an extensive iron dealer, Samuel Hall, |
hir. and Mrs. j. Dewar. William +. Barr, Jr.,
E. S. Ward and L. ID. Bancroft are among tbs
Plttsburgers at the Albion.
Ii. d. Clemens, a wholesale coal dealer; AS
sistanV City Controller Charles E. Brown, |
W llliam Baldwin, well-known oil dealer, !
with mis- wife; Daniel Bee H. a wealthy
Mrs. S. II. Bennett, Edward r. BreItty, j. W. |
James T. Burke, Frank Scott, W. |
A. GllIeland, w. a. Kessler, /. j. Bailey, H. |
J. Cree, II. L. Kurtz, Edward Pitcairn Ed
ward Gross, Albert Hamilton, James w.
Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Galbreath
Ire among the recent PittSburg arrivals at
he Mansion l.
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