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

pentine gyrations moved up anddown the
lake to the music of several bands. All'the
boats were beautifully illuminated with
many colored lanterns. Many carried vari-
Gus designs such as anchors, malteSe crosses
and ship rigging.
All along the pretty little sheet of water
were the crowds OF Ocean Grove summer
visitors indulging in the one openly counte-
nanced pleasure of the campmeeting town.
Judges were appointed who awarded gold
medals to the boys who had trimmed their
boats most handsomely. The decorations OF
the summer villas along the lake were never
One of the Parks uptown hotels entertatns
Mrs c. NJ. Gormly, OF Plttsburg-
Dos TAYLOR is one of the names signed yes
terday on the register of one of Ocean
Groves prominent hotels.
Mrs W. Hallock and Miss Clara o. Dunn,
both of Pittsburg, are Turing the cool
breezes from the piazza OF one of Asbury's
beach hostelries.
4 gay party of eight Pittsburgers are TAX
ing vacation at Ocean Grove. They are
NJ. V. and A. V. McAllister and Mr.. David
McAlIister. With them are Mr.. and Mrs. s.
McNanger and Miss McNanger.
nected with the Sterling Steel Company, of
Pittsburg is one of the latest arrivals ut AS
bury Park. At the same hotel is Mr.. G. B.
Morrow also of Pittsburg.
A Pittsburg quartet who are putting up
good time at the Park are Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. McNally, MI. James P. McNally
Among this weeks crowds of visitors were
Miss Sarah X. Coleman and Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Fraser, of Pittsburg.
Pittsburg's medical contingent is repre-
sented by DR.. James S. Thompson, who is
summering at Asbury Park.
Mrs Philip A. Lloyd is coaxing the breezes
from one of Asbury Parks beach hotels.
Mrs. Lloyd Will not return to Pittsburg until
September.
Mr. Monte, of Pittsburg, registered here
this week.
Among the Ocean Grove ,summerers is Mr..
+. H. Torrans, of Pittsburg
Mr James Thompson. one of Pittsburg's
business men, is summerins here at Asbury
Park.
Sauier, of Pittsburg. are among the guests ut
Asbury's largest hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 7. Brown. of Pittsburg,
are guests of one of the Parks popular
Among the Groves visitors is Mr. A. NJ.
Hammett, of Pittsburg.
Miss Lydia NJ. Hunkill is one Of Pittsburg's
lady visitors who is recreating at Asbury
Mr. L. F. Kirchner is taking vacation at
Ocean Grove. Mr.. kirchner halls from
PittsburG.
At ocean Grove are Mrs. D. NJ. Llewellyn
and Miss Jennie David, both of Pittsburg.
Mr. A. B. Wigley, of Pittsburg, is also sum-
mer resident there.
One of Pittsburg's families who are spend
ing the summer months at Asbury Park con-
sists OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson, Mr.. Jack
Wilson and the Misses Bertha b. and Mali
guerite W. Wilson.
Miss Mela B. Patterson, OF Pittsburg, is
recreating at one of the larger Ocean Grove
hotels.
TWO Pittsburgers in the Park are Mr.. and
Mrs F. c. Wright.
Miss Alice H. Fraser, of Pittsburg, delights
the guests of her hotel at Asbury Park by
her fine piano playing.
Mr. George W. Mingus, young railroad
man from Pittsburg, is stopping at Ocean
Mrs. W. Hallock and Miss Clara o. Dunn
are recent arrivals at large Asbury avenue
hotel.
Mrs NJ. NJ Radcliffe is staying at a promi-
nent North Asbury hotel.
Mr. G. B. Morrow and C. V. Wheeler are
registered at Sixth avenue hotel.
John D. Fraser, wife and family are recent
arrivals at u Beach hotel.
E. J.. Ford is D guest at a large AsDury
avenue hotel
John P. McNulty and the Misses Irene,
Kate and Ignore McNnlty are stopping ut q
downtown hotel.
Nelson Richey and James Richey Jr., are
registered at Grand avenue hostelry.
II. NJ. Bennett and wife are at Cookman
avenue hotel.
Miss Annie J. Dempster is registered at an
Ocean Grove hotel.
\. B. Wigley and family are summering at
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. c. NJ. Gormly is staying at a Second
avenue hotel.