Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Pleasures Of the Outing season-Peopls
Preparing to F1it-The Small Talk OF
the Boudoirs and Avenue Mansions

| Pleasures of the Outing Season-Peopls
Preparing to Flit-The Small Talk OF
the Boudoirs and Avenue Mansions
ELLwooD was the objective point of
many pleasure seekers on Decoration Day,
he'greater part of them arriving at Hotel
Oliver on Saturday evening. Sightseeing
was indulged in and Glen Park particularly
delighted the adventurous explorers. few
Of the names registered were, Charles L.
Taylor and wife, Miss Lizzie Taylor, C. b.
Mclean and wife, L. G. Phipps, O. P. Palmer,
GeorgeF. Mclean, Mrs. H. X. Chamberlain,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Osten, William H. Hays
Miss Blanche Sweet MISS Ella Crosby, Miss
ginia Brigham. Miss Mary Holland, Miss
Elizabeth Johnston, Miss Clara Negly, Mr.
Gross Mcconnell. Glen Park was the great
attraction. Toerge's Band furnished music
THERE is beautiful little sentence in o
report Of the Committee on Ways and Means
at Washington, which prospective tourists
abroad would do we'll to frame and hang
on the lids of their trunks. 1t is one of those
things which viewed in any way does not
lose its charms and it runs as follows: "The
committee fail to see any good reason why
there should be an exemption from taxat
upon wearing apparel and personal effects
OF those OF our own citizens whose Pc
cunfary circumstances are such as to enable
them to journey in foreign lands, and there
purchase their supply of the above
mentioned articles at prices not enhanced
by tariff tax"
QUoTING from an appeal sent out by
committee, representing the Allegheny
General Hospital, the circular contains the
following: The Ladies' Society of the Allie
gheny General Hospital has undertaken the
furnishing of the building added to the hos
p1tal. The new part contains three wards
ana several private rooms The society has
also put in another elevator costing Sl,375.
The money received from the Captain Gray
estate has been used toward paying the
indebtedness on the building. Contribu-
tions Of money, bedding, table linen, towel
ing and of any kind will be thankfully re-
cefved by the committee, composed of Mrs.
NJ. b. Riddle, as7 Ridge avenue. Mrs. Albert
A. Horne 80 Beech street; Mise NJ B. Park,
2l6 Nortl, avenue: Mrs; r. II. Boggs, 1856 North
avenue; Mrs. Jane T. Patterson, 2sl Western
avenue. From 8 to 10 on Friday public
reception will be held.
To RELIEVE Mrs. D. P. Black, of The
Boulevard. from the good-natured "chaff-
ing" of her friends, The DISPATCH social
paragrapher calls attention to the fact that
trees, as they grow for baZaars. nor will the
first one of the species be seen at Point
Breeze Church under the lady's particular
charge. The lemon tree OF the prize pack
age fruit variety has been in existence more
years than even the oldest inhabitants could
keep tab" on, and, therefore, though Mrs.
required to concoct such a tree, she prefers
to wear only rightfully won laureis and not
those belonging to some other head.
. FRIDAY night the Art Society will hold
its 18th reception IN the :Pittsburg Club
Theater, thus bringing to fitting close
what is considered the most progressive
season Vet exnerienced Miss Kaderlv