Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-14
ON THE ST, LAWRENCE,
These Arc Gay Days at the Thousand Island
Resorts.

These Arc Gay Days at the Thousand Island
Resorts.
CLAYTON, Aug. 1S.-TSpeciaL THE height
of the season has now arrived at the Thou
sand Islands,
Prominent among the male contin-
gent who contrive to make social
life at the bay a round of gaiety are
a trio of Pittsburg boys, already well
known to the Pittsburg public. It COM
prises Charles Donnelly, Jr, o. w. Rafferty
and q. I. Rafferty,, Jr., sons OF =. Z naf.
ferty, the owner of Isle Imperial. During
the absence of Mr.. G. T. Rafferty, in Europe
his sons came to their old summer home at
DAYS heightened into weeks and they are
still here. These young men, who have
been so prominent in all the social ana
sporting events, have become very pop
ular among the island dwellers and river
tourists, and their projected departure for
Saratoga next week is regretted by large
circle OF friends.
young ladies, who have come co the st.
Lawrence this season, is Miss Jessie GOD
FREY, of Pittsburg. Although she has oeen
here but short time she has already mace
many friends and has become the leader IN
the impromptu germans held nearly every
night at the Crossmon. Miss Godfrey Is
quite tall and slender with light waving
hair and deep dark eyes. Her debut in Rfver
society has been eminently successful and
she will be the belle of the next hop at tne
Crossmon.
Mr.. Thomas 1. Mcclure, Mrs 7. L. Mcclure
and Mr.. r. L. Mcclure are pleasant PfttsDurg
peoDle who are breathing the balmy river
breezes from the Crossmon House verandas.
DR.. and Mrs c. B. Wood. of Monongahela,
Pa, are among the recent arrivals at the
bay.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles E. Speer are lu1uri-
ating at the Frontenac. Mr.. Speer recently
captured a fine muskallonge and Wendesday
made a catch OF a fine wall-eyed pike Weigh
ing ten pounds.
Messrs. Thomas +. Stevenson and Thomas
j. Stevenson and the Misses Lizzie Steven
son and Mary Murdoch, of Pittsburg, are
Jolly party who are spending the sultry Au-
gust days on the King of Rivers.
Nessrs. Joseph I. Heston and X. L. Har-
ned. OF Bristol Pa, are recent arrivals.
Miss NJ. Magee, niece of Mr.. c. L. Magee,
is a guest OF the Misses Lewis at Resort
Island. Miss Magee is much admired for
her beauty and her charming manners.
Mr. J. NJ. Cooper is a fine military-looking
man, who has recently Joined the Pittsburg
colony al the CroSSmon.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. o. McCalla, of Pittsburg,
are breath ny the ozone laden breeZes of the
81. Lawrence and ma king frequent trips
among the island gems which dot the waters
OF the bay. Among the many from Pitts
buIe and vicinity who are registered here
are the following:
W. L. Curtis, Miss McBurney, MI. and Mrs.
+. D. Wood, Bradford Pa: Mrs. Godfrey,
nurse and child, L. e. Godfrey, Miss Jessie
Godfrey, W. A Dunlap, }. H. Dunlap Pitts
burg: Mrs. George I: Heston, Miss Nelson,
Newtowu: Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cash, Master
Cash. Bradford; George w. Scip Al. D., Jos
eph I. Cronack, Oil City; s. o. McCalla, Mrs.
McCalla, Miss 7. MeCutehen, James K
Bukewell, Mrs. Bakewell, J. NJ Cooper,
Mrs. COPELAND, Mr.. NJ. Brown, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. II. F. Gruman, Irs. d. L. Mcfarland,
Miss Jessie Mcfarland, Mrs. Howard Wales,
Miss Grace Argersinger, Mrs. Z. D. Wells,
Miss Genevieve Wells, Pittsburg.